This Alcohol & Other Drug Course is designed to provide aspiring professionals and those seeking professional development with a foundational skillset and knowledge in alcohol & other drugs.
Study from as little as $72, interest free, per week. For more information on the different payment options that suit your budget please call 03 8362 3113.
Study from as little as $48, interest free, per week. For more information on the different payment options that suit your budget please call 03 8362 3113.
Study online from as little as $77, interest free, per week. For more information on the different payment options that suit your budget please call 03 8362 3113.
Study online from as little as $53, interest free, per week. For more information on the different payment options that suit your budget please call 03 8362 3113.
Study online from as little as $29, interest free, per week. For more information on the different payment options that suit your budget please call 03 8362 3113.
Study online from as little as $35, interest free, per week. For more information on the different payment options that suit your budget please call 03 8362 3113.
This introductory course comprises 8 units from our nationally recognised (CHC43215) Certificate IV in Alcohol & Other Drugs. The course focuses on community-based support for people that have alcohol & other drug issues and is ideal for beginners looking to enter the mental health sector or those aiming for a pathway into further education, such as a (CHC43215) Certificate IV in Alcohol & Other Drugs or related field.
Upon completing this course, participants will be equipped to:
Graduates of this short course will be prepared for entry-level roles such as:
This online short course in Alcohol & Other Drugs offers a flexible, self-paced learning environment, allowing you to balance study with other commitments. The short course includes pre-recorded teaching sessions, providing an interactive and engaging learning experience. You will also have access to real-world case studies and support from experienced instructors.
Upon successful completion, learners will receive a statement of attainment recognising the units of competency completed. These units can be used to credit transfer to create a pathway into further education, such as a (CHC43215) Certificate IV in Alcohol & Other Drugs or (CHC53215) Diploma of Alcohol & Other Drugs or related field.
Hader Institute provides support to all learners through the trainer and the Hader Institute of Education Learner Support Officer.
The course comprises 8 nationally recognised units from the (CHC43215) Certificate IV in Alcohol & Other Drugs:
CHCDIV001: Work with Diverse People
CHCDIV002: Promote Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Cultural Safety
CHCCOM002: Use Communication to Build Relationships
CHCDFV001: Recognise and Respond Appropriately to Domestic and Family Violence
CHCLEG001: Work Legally and Ethically
CHCMHS001: Work with People with Mental Health Issues
CHCAOD001: Work in an Alcohol and Other Drugs Context
CHCCCS014: Provide Brief Interventions
Learn how to work respectfully with people from diverse backgrounds and understand the cultural, social, and individual diversity within the community.
Gain skills to create environments that are culturally safe for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, promoting understanding and respect.
Enhance your communication skills to build trust and rapport with young people, their families, and other community stakeholders.
Develop the skills to identify and respond to signs of domestic and family violence with sensitivity and care. Learn to provide appropriate support while ensuring the safety and well-being of those affected.
Learn the legal and ethical frameworks governing alcohol & other drugs, ensuring compliance with relevant laws and maintaining professional integrity.
Develop strategies to support individuals experiencing mental health challenges, with a focus on promoting well-being and recovery.
Gain foundational knowledge of the Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) sector, exploring ethical practices, intervention strategies, and culturally responsive approaches to support client safety and recovery. Develop the communication and professional skills required to address complex challenges in AOD services.
Learn to implement brief, effective interventions as a public health strategy, using active listening and supportive techniques to address client needs. Explore assessment, behaviour change models, and monitoring methods to promote positive outcomes in diverse settings.
Graduates of this short course will be prepared for entry-level roles such as:
If you're an existing online learner requiring any support, you can also book a time here.