CHC62015 Advanced Diploma of Community Sector Management
Program Overview
The CHC62015 Advanced Diploma of Community Sector Management equips current or aspiring leaders in the community sector with advanced skills in management, leadership, and compliance. Through a combination of assessments including written questionnaires, practical demonstrations, and workplace observations, the program ensures alignment with ACECQA requirements and prepares graduates for roles such as Nominated Supervisors, Directors, and Coordinators in ACECQA-approved services. Additionally, the qualification may provide credit towards Early Childhood teaching qualifications at some universities.
Program Outline
Outline:
CHC62015 Advanced Diploma of Community Sector Management is solely designed for current or prospective Nominated Supervisors, Directors, Coordinators, Managers, or individuals holding similar roles in ACECQA-approved services. This qualification aims to provide these professionals with advanced skills and knowledge in leadership and mentoring, change management, service coordination, innovation, legislation and compliance, business operation skills, risk assessment, and finance. The program's core and elective units focus on developing these areas while ensuring alignment with ACECQA requirements for management responsibilities.
Assessment:
Assessment methods for the CHC62015 Advanced Diploma of Community Sector Management include:
- Questioning: Written questionnaires to evaluate students' understanding of concepts
- Product based methods: Reports, projects, displays, work samples, role plays, and presentations to demonstrate practical application of knowledge and skills
- Direct observation: Real-time assessment in the workplace or off-the-job simulations to evaluate performance in a practical setting
- Third-party evidence: Reports from workplace supervisors to provide an external perspective on students' work performance
Careers:
The ACCCO Advanced Diploma qualification supports employment in the following roles:
- Nominated Supervisors / Directors / Managers / Coordinators in ACECQA approved services
- Family day care coordination unit manager/coordinator (ACECQA approved) Additionally, some universities offer credit from the Diploma qualification to enroll in Early Childhood teaching qualifications.
Australian Child Care Career Options
Overview:
Australian Child Care Career Options (ACCCO) is a nationally accredited education and care training organization specializing in Early Childhood Education, School Age Education, Education Support, and First Aid. They offer a range of study options to suit different learning styles and career goals.
Services Offered:
ACCCO provides a variety of services to students, including:
Online learning:
Study externally at your own pace and location.Traineeships and Apprenticeships:
Combine training with paid employment for recognized skills and qualifications.Classroom study:
Learn in a supportive environment and make lifelong friends.Professional Development:
Enhance your skills and knowledge with contemporary and inspiring programs.School Based Programs:
Study Certificate level education qualifications at high school.Student Life and Campus Experience:
Key Reasons to Study There:
Flexible study options:
Choose the learning method that best suits your needs.Industry-recognized qualifications:
Gain skills and knowledge valued by employers.Supportive learning environment:
Benefit from experienced trainers and a welcoming community.Nationally accredited:
Ensure the quality of your education.Academic Programs:
ACCCO offers a range of programs in Early Childhood Education and Care, First Aid Training, Professional Education, and School Based Programs.
Other:
ACCCO is registered with CRICOS (Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students) and is governed by the ESOS framework (Education Services for Overseas) Act 2000 and the National Code of Practice 2007. They also offer career opportunities for individuals passionate about Early Childhood Education.
Entry Requirements:
- A good ability to read, write and speak English.
- A sound ability to apply numeracy.
- A sound understanding of legislation, practices and standards applicable to the overall operation of an ACECQA approved children’s service. As an indicator, this level of understanding is what would typically be held by Diploma qualified education and care educators. This level of understanding may also be achieved from having extensive experience working in ACECQA approved service.
