Course Overview
The CHC52025 Diploma of Community Services prepares students for professional roles in delivering, managing, and coordinating person-centred community services across a range of settings. This qualification equips students with specialised knowledge and practical skills to support individuals, groups, and communities in achieving positive social and personal outcomes.
Graduates of this course are trained to work autonomously under broad guidance from senior management, applying sound judgement and initiative in complex service environments. Students develop competencies in case management, advocacy, community development, and crisis intervention — strengthening independence and participation within the community.
Why Choose Rosehill College?
Hands-on training in person-centred care, case management, and community support — preparing students for real-world roles in the community services sector.
Practical learning through applied projects, simulated case scenarios, and structured work placements in community services settings.
A supportive learning environment tailored for international students, with flexible study options to suit individual learning needs.
A conveniently located campus in Ultimo, Sydney — close to public transport, cafes, and key student amenities.
2026 Intake Dates
Entry Requirements
Core Units
This qualification comprises 12 core units and 8 elective units.
Elective Units
Graduate Outcomes
Skills and competencies you will develop through this qualification
Deliver, manage, and coordinate person-centred services that empower individuals and communities.
Apply case management skills including assessment, planning, implementation, and review of client support.
Recognise and respond to crisis situations and domestic and family violence appropriately.
Facilitate workplace debriefing and support processes for staff in community services settings.
Work effectively with diverse communities, promoting cultural safety and inclusive practices.
Manage legal, ethical, and work health and safety compliance in community services operations.
Develop and maintain professional networks and collaborative partnerships to improve service outcomes.
Pathways Into the Qualification
Applicants may enter this qualification through a range of pathways, including prior qualifications or relevant work experience.
Pathways From the Qualification
Graduates may progress to further study or employment across community services and social work sectors.
Employment Pathways
Graduates may pursue roles including, but not limited to:
Ready to Build Stronger Communities?
Apply online or contact us at (02) 7228 0008 to discuss your study options.