Certificate IV in Youth Work
Provided by Open CollegesCourse Overview
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If you want to make a difference in young people's lives, the nationally recognised Certificate IV in Youth Work - designed in consultation with the industry - gives you the skills and knowledge to work in this rewarding field.
This course covers the holistic welfare of children and teenagers, including their safety, emotional health and social connectivity.
- How to listen to and understand young people’s problems, taking into account their background and circumstances, and counsel them around the areas they are struggling with.
- The skills to interact and work with the families and guardians of children and teens, to arrive at the best possible outcomes for your young client’s welfare.
- How to understand and work with a variety of cultural perspectives, and promote the health and safety of young people living in these communities.
- Key relationship and trust building skills.
- How to assess young people, respond to their needs and link them in with services that will assist them and meet their needs.
- Encourage youth participation, and help young people to connect with people and communities that will have a positive and healthy impact on their lives.
- How to respond to critical situations, and work with youth who are experiencing or are at risk of homelessness.
- Understand, work with and support young people struggling with mental health issues.
Course Quick Look
- Awarded By:
- Open Colleges
- Qualification:
- Certificate lV
- Study Mode:
- Online
- Duration:
- Maximum 18 months
- Nationally Recognised:
- YES