Are you looking for a career where you can make a meaningful difference in people’s lives every day? If you’re compassionate, patient, and enjoy helping others, a role in aged and disability care could be the perfect fit.
At Oxford College of Health and Technology, our CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing and Disability) prepares you to provide person-centred care to those who need it most—whether that’s older Australians, individuals living with disabilities, or both.
Individual Support is all about assisting people who require help with daily living. This may include older adults, individuals with physical or intellectual disabilities, or those recovering from illness or injury.
Support workers play a critical role in:
Whether you’re working in residential aged care, a disability support organisation, or providing in-home services, you’ll be helping clients live more comfortable, empowered, and connected lives.
This nationally recognised qualification is your entry point into a career in care. It’s designed for individuals who want to work across both ageing and disability sectors, giving you the flexibility to explore a wide range of roles.
The course includes mandatory work placement hours, allowing you to gain real-world experience in aged care homes, disability support services, or home/community care settings.
Aged and disability support work isn’t just a job—it’s a calling. The best support workers are:
If this sounds like you, the CHC33021 Certificate III is the ideal place to begin.
Once you’ve completed your qualification, you’ll be eligible to apply for roles such as:
With the demand for aged care and disability workers continuing to rise in Australia, qualified support workers enjoy strong job security and the opportunity to work in a variety of settings.
According to the Australian Government’s Labour Market Insights, the demand for support workers in both the aged care and disability sectors is projected to grow significantly over the coming years—driven by Australia’s ageing population and the ongoing expansion of the NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme).
This means more job openings, greater flexibility, and more opportunities for career progression.
At Oxford, we offer:
You’ll graduate ready to make a real impact—armed with both the knowledge and experience to step confidently into a care role.
If you’re ready to build a meaningful career that truly matters, the CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing and Disability) is your first step.
Contact Oxford College of Health and Technology today to learn more about enrolment options, study pathways, and how we can support you every step of the way.