Course Overview
The CHC43121 Certificate IV in Disability Support at Rosehill College is designed to equip students with the skills required to provide person-centred support in a range of community settings and individuals’ homes.
This qualification empowers students to support people with disabilities in achieving greater independence, self-reliance, community participation, and overall wellbeing. The course places strong emphasis on ethical practice, effective communication, and compliance with industry standards and legislative requirements. Graduates may also take on responsibilities to supervise or coordinate small teams.
Why Choose Rosehill College?
Advanced training in person-centred disability support with emphasis on empowerment and independence.
Strong focus on ethical practice, legal compliance, and professional responsibilities within the disability sector.
Supportive learning environment tailored for international students, with flexible study options to suit your needs.
Convenient campus in Ultimo, Sydney — close to public transport, cafes, and key student amenities.
2026 Intake Dates
Entry Requirements
Core Units
This qualification comprises 7 core units and 3 elective units.
Elective Units
Graduate Outcomes
Skills and competencies you will develop through this qualification
Provide person-centred support to people with disability in achieving greater independence and wellbeing.
Facilitate community participation, social inclusion, and ongoing skills development.
Manage legal and ethical compliance within disability support organisations.
Support people with complex needs including mental health issues.
Demonstrate workplace leadership and build effective relationships.
Supervise or coordinate small teams delivering high-quality disability support services.
Pathways Into the Qualification
Applicants must hold a Certificate III in Individual Support or equivalent to enter this qualification.
Pathways From the Qualification
Graduates may progress to further study in community services or take on supervisory roles in disability support.
Employment Pathways
Graduates may pursue roles including, but not limited to:
Ready to Empower People with Disabilities?
Apply online or contact us at (02) 7228 0008 to discuss your study options.