Qualifications - Australian Institute of Social Relations

AISR offers nationally recognised qualifications and skill sets in areas such as Community Services, Counselling, Mental Health, Peer Work, Family Dispute Resolution, Financial Counselling and Youth Work.

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Certificate IV in Mental Health

This qualification equips you to support people facing mental health challenges. Graduates will develop practical skills and examine the link between mental health and other personal and community issues. Gain recovery-oriented skills focusing on advocacy, crisis intervention, and mental health support.

Certificate IV in Youth Work

Develop skills to design and deliver services for young people with complex needs. Learn to build relationships, address crises, and advocate for youth. Graduates are prepared for roles like youth worker or community development worker.

Diploma of Financial Counselling

Develop the skills to provide advice, support, and representation for people facing financial hardship. Gain expertise in crisis management, consumer credit law, bankruptcy, and debt practices, while empowering clients through education to improve their financial literacy.

Diploma of Community Services

This diploma prepares you to design, manage, and deliver programs to support individuals and communities with diverse needs. Gain expertise in case management, advocacy, and crisis response for roles in family welfare, disability services, and community health.

Diploma of Counselling

Gain practical and theoretical counselling skills to support individuals' wellbeing. Learn proven therapy techniques and crisis intervention skills to prepare for community services roles addressing issues like family violence, mental health, and child harm. You will be equipped to respond to the full range of issues in a counselling environment.

Graduate Diploma of Family Dispute Resolution

This nationally recognised Graduate Diploma qualification equips you with the knowledge and skills to register as an FDRP with the Federal Attorney General. Designed for professionals in law, psychology, social work, mediation, and related fields, this qualification extends your practice to specialise in family dispute resolution.

Mental Health Peer Work Skill Set

Developed for lived experience peer workers entering mental health roles, this course builds awareness, professional skills, and ethical practice. Graduates can pursue roles like peer support worker, community advocate, support worker or lived experience speaker.

Certificate III in Community Services

This qualification equips you with skills to assist individuals and groups from diverse backgrounds. Learn skills in client support, communication, and ethical practice, preparing for entry-level community service roles including aged care, mental health, drug education and youth work.

Nationally Recognised Training (NRT)

Courses delivered under Nationally Recognised Training (NRT) will feature the NRT logo, signifying that they meet national standards for vocational education and training.

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