Diploma of Child, Youth and Family Intervention

In the digital age we believe there is no reason for any online nationally recognised qualification to cost thousands of dollars! Because our courses are entirely online, we’re able to save on operational costs and pass those savings on to you. Our courses cover the same training material and education as any other nationally recognised course, at a fraction of the cost.

Our trainers and assessors are industry professionals with many years of experience in their field. At a minimum, they have each completed a bachelor level of education. This means that our trainers and assessors are fully qualified and capable to guide you through your learning journey with us and move into the career of your dreams.

Government funding is not available for the courses offered by the college. Our prices are extremely competitive, and in most cases are far less expensive than those courses offered with government funding.

To enrol in one of our courses, a student must meet a set of minimum entry requirements. These include being over the age of 18, providing a USI, provide evidence of either a current working with children check, a blue card, or any other form of a criminal history check. You will also be assessed on your suitability using your career goals, education history, past and present work experience, and any other information provided during enrolment.

The student must be eligible to study in Australia, meaning that you need to be an Australian citizen, permanent resident or have unrestricted study rights in Australia. If you hold a student visa or a subclass 500 visa, you must first contact the college to gain approval for your studies.

The college reserves the right to refuse enrolment at its own discretion, based on information given to the college by the applicant or from any other entity.

Students can withdraw from their course at any time. To withdraw, the student must complete an enrolment withdrawal form, which is available on the college website or can be attained via email after contacting the college administration. Once the form has been completed and sent to the college, enrolment will be withdrawn as of the date received and acknowledged by return email.

The time taken to complete your course depends on the level of course you are undertaking (Cert III, Cert IV, Diploma). Beyond this, as our courses are entirely online and self-paced, it is up to you as the learner as to how quickly you progress through the course material and then complete the necessary number of hours for your placement.

During your course, your trainer is available to you from Monday to Friday between the hours of 8am and 5pm. In certain circumstances, after hours sessions may be arranged with your trainer. The support team are available during week days from 8am to 8pm and over weekends and public holidays can be contacted via email.

As we are an online only education provider, you are not required to attend any in person classes for any of your units!

All courses offered by the college require the student to complete a minimum number of work placement hours within a suitable institution. It is up to the student to find their own workplace for their placement. Placement is generally commenced once the student has completed the theory component of at least the first six (6) units. Many students who graduate from one of our courses go on to find employment within the workplace with whom they completed their placement.