CHCSS00140 Case Management Skill Set

DESCRIPTION

The CHCSS00140 Case Management Skill Set provides community services and health professionals with advanced capabilities in case management across a variety of contexts. This skill set is designed for people who have existing qualifications or experience in the community services sector. The program explores topic areas including how to coordinate complex case needs, facilitate case management, and review case management, and conduct advanced assessments. Upon successful completion of the three units of competency, you will able to demonstrate enhanced capacity to assess for client needs, arrange cross support to meet those needs, and contribute to enhanced client outcomes; and you will get credit towards larger CHC Community Services qualifications. Perfect for anyone looking to expand their role in case coordination and client advocacy. Don't hesitate to take the steps in your career with a specific focus on case management.

Nationally Recognised

Yes

Delivery Mode/s

Face to Face
Blended

Duration

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Location Mode/s

Brisbane
Gold Coast
Ipswich
Logan - Beaudesert
Cairns

Funding Eligibility

2025-2028 Career Boost (General Training) is managed by the Department of Trade, Employment and Training (DTET).

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(Note: This eligibility requirement does not apply to individuals seeking to enrol in a skill set).

Additional Requirements

Student must be an Existing Worker in the Community Services and Health industry.

Co-Contribution Fees

QUALIFICATION CODE AND NAME	NON – CONCESSIONAL STUDENTS	CONCESSIONAL STUDENTS
CHCSS00140 Case Management Skill Set	$10.00 PER UNIT, $30.00 TOTAL	$5.00 PER UNIT, $15.00 TOTAL

This fee can be paid by an employer, a family member, a friend, or another organisation or a third party unrelated to the RTO but cannot be paid or waived by the RTO (whether directly or indirectly), unless approved in writing by the Department. The fee amount represents the total cost to the student, including any enrolment charges (e.g. ID card fees), tuition, services and materials fees, and all other mandatory costs related to delivering training, assessment, and awarding the Qualification. This also includes costs such as criminal history checks, where required for Vocational placement or employment in certain occupations.