Certificate IV in Leisure and Health

This qualification prepares students to design, implement and evaluate leisure and health programs for individuals in aged care, disability and community settings. You will develop practical skills to support clients’ physical, emotional and social wellbeing while working under supervision in real industry environments. Key focus areas include activity coordination, client support, interpersonal skills, safety implementation and program delivery. Across its 17 units of competency (10 core and 7 elective), students build practical, workplace-ready skills, covering areas such as use communication to build relationships, work with diverse people, follow safe work practices for direct client care, work effectively in the leisure and health industries and contribute to leisure and health programming. The course runs over 65 weeks, including 50 study weeks and 15 weeks of holidays, delivered face-to-face in a classroom-based setting, at the 460 Church St, Parramatta NSW 2150 campus. Graduates are prepared for roles such as Activities Officer, Lifestyle Coordinator and Community Support Worker.