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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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.

Diploma of Financial Counselling

Develop the skills to provide information, 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.

Certificate IV in Mental Health Peer Work

Apply your lived experience to support individuals and communities experiencing mental health challenges. This course builds skills in trauma-informed care, collaboration, and ethical practice for roles like peer advocate, peer educator, or support worker in community and mental health services.

Diploma of Community Services

The Diploma of Community Services prepares you to design, deliver, and lead 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.

Certificate IV in Community Services

Prepare to deliver person-centred services for people with diverse needs. Learn to build effective client relationships, provide direct support, and develop skills in crisis intervention, addressing mental health challenges, family violence and child harm. Graduates are ready for roles like community worker or client services officer.

Certificate IV in Mental Health

This nationally recognised qualification prepares you to provide recovery-oriented support to individuals, families, and communities affected by mental health challenges. Through blended online and in-person learning, plus an 80-hour practical placement, you’ll graduate job-ready for roles such as Community Rehabilitation Worker, Mental Health Outreach Worker or Outreach Officer.

Certificate III in Community Services

This nationally recognised qualification equips you with the practical skills and knowledge to support individuals and groups in need. Learn from experienced practitioners through a blend of online and face-to-face study, with hands-on placement experience to prepare you for real-world work

Mental Health Peer Work Skill Set

Turn your lived experience into a rewarding career with the Mental Health Peer Work Skill Set. This nationally recognised qualification equips you with the practical skills, ethical knowledge, and workplace experience to support individuals in mental health and wellbeing roles.

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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We understand that the ongoing violation of this sovereignty continues to harm Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people’s relationships, health, wellbeing and aspirations.

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