Community Services

CHC32015
Certificate III in Community Services

Community Services

Tracmin has the CHC32015 Certificate III in Community Services qualification to compliment the other qualifications currently being delivered and broadens the options available for applicants.

Tracmin offers the following qualification in this industry area:

- - CHC32015 Certificate III in Community Services

Successful completion of this qualification can lead to job opportunities in roles such as:

- - Community Care Worker
  - Residential Support Worker
  - Youth Worker
  - Support Worker

What is community services and what does it involve?

Community services is a vital sector that focuses on supporting people through life's challenges—whether it's mental health, disability, homelessness, aged care, family support, or youth services. Workers in this field provide practical and emotional assistance to individuals and groups, helping them access the resources and care they need to live safely, independently, and with dignity.

What qualifications do I need to work in community services in Australia?

To work in community services in Western Australia, you typically need a Certificate III or Certificate IV in Community Services, depending on the type of role you’re aiming for. At Tracmin, we offer the Certificate III in Community Services (CHC32015) – Great for entry-level roles like support worker, community care assistant, or NDIS worker. No prior experience required.

Why Should I Study Community Services?

Community Services is ideal for people who are compassionate, patient, and want to make a real difference in the lives of others. Our students often include school leavers, career changers, parents returning to work, and people with lived experience who want to support their communities. No prior experience is needed—just a willingness to learn and help others.

Are there government subsidies or funding options available for civil construction courses in WA?

Yes! Many of Tracmin’s Community Services courses are eligible for subsidies through Jobs and Skills WA, particularly for priority qualifications like Certificate III in Community Services. If you meet certain criteria (e.g. jobseeker, under 25, over 45, or Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander), you may be eligible for reduced or fully funded training. Contact us to check your eligibility and get started.