Graduate Certificate in Social and Community Services

Course overview The Graduate Certificate in Social and Community Services is designed for community and human services professionals looking to advance their careers, or those seeking a new career in this growing sector. Many social problems, including poverty, conflict, family violence, growing social and economic disparities in health, education, and mental health, are challenges confronting the welfare sector in Australia and around the globe. You will learn theories and practice frameworks that underpin community service work and develop skills to undertake complex case work, group work, and social advocacy. This course provides you with the skills to work in a broad range of human services settings, including government, non-government welfare organisation, and community groups. IT requirements To do this course you'll need a fast and reliable computer and access to high-speed internet. Expect to use about 5GB of data per month for every unit you're doing. Find out more about the minimum IT requirements for studying with us. Got questions? Call us on 1800 333 864, start a live chat or submit an enquiry . Student support The support we offer is second to none. Need academic help? No problem. Extra access or financial assistance? Let's see what we can do. View our student services . The fine print The commencement of all courses is subject to available funding and enrolment quotas. Everything in this course overview is correct at the time of being published. However, the University reserves the right to alter any course, procedure or fee. Please check for changes before you apply or enrol. Federation University uses Victorian and Commonwealth Government funding (for eligible students) to deliver training. School department Social Work, Community & Human Services Course co-ordinator Lauren Zeuschner Read more