Certificate IV in Child, Youth and Family Intervention (Residential and Out of Home Care)

Graduates will be expected to be able to effectively work with children and young people who may have experienced a range of challenges in their lives and provide support that addresses a young person's social, behavioural, health and welfare needs.

To be awarded this qualification, students need to complete 16 units, including 10 core and six electives. Delivery is a combination of on-campus classroom learning, e-learning activities and practical placement of 120 hours within a child protection service. This model enables students to engage in real learning situations and transfer knowledge into skills.