Disability Services
Disability Services
A specialized course under Humanities, Social Science & Education
Course Details
The disability services course aims to equip students with skills to provide support and training to disable people in community-based and residential settings. The motto of disability services is to make a difference to the lives of the people you work with, help them be independent along with increasing their quality of life.
To successfully work in the field of disability services, you will require skills and knowledge to facilitate the empowerment of people with disabilities, provide individualized support, and provide person-centered services. The program aims to broaden the professional opportunities for graduates. It will enable you to assist people living with disabilities to participate in all aspects of their everyday life. This could include supporting people with disabilities in their educational, economic, recreational and social participation, and to be recognized as valued members of their local communities. If you wish to work with people living with disabilities in both residential, community, and health care settings, this course is ideal for you.
Career Prospect
Career Opportunity
-
Behavioral support officer
-
Disability support officer/worker
-
Integration aide
-
Development officer
-
Residential care officer
-
Senior personal care assistant
-
Disability employment coordinator
-
Social educator
-
Job coordinator
-
Local area coordinator
-
Adult training services worker
-
Advocate
-
Recreational services officer
Course Available by Providers
Course Under Humanities, Social Science & Education
-
Aged Care
-
Fitness
-
Youth Work
-
Psychology
-
Asian Studies
-
Interpreting
-
Anthropology
-
Education
-
Counseling
-
Mental Health
-
Early Learning
-
Geography
-
Alcohol and Drugs Work
-
Sport and Recreation
-
Cognitive Science
-
Children’s Services
-
Leisure and Health
-
American Studies
-
Political Studies
-
Community Services
-
Social Science
-
International Relations Studies
-
Behavioral Management Studies
-
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Studies