Aged Care Courses Rydalmere
Commence Your Study To Make A Difference In People’s Lives
The aged care sector, broad and varied, is witnessing a surge in the demand for skilled care workers due to the rising elderly population. breakthru College’s superior training courses ensure you are well-equipped and competent to meet this demand.
At breakthru College, we offer nationally recognised and fully accredited aged care courses. By maintaining regular communication with government bodies and industry organisations, we adapt swiftly to the ever-changing needs and updates, ensuring our courses remain current and pertinent.
Our courses are facilitated by our accomplished local trainers who are both highly qualified and experienced. We offer both face-to-face and online classes, with the latter offering the convenience of remote learning. Both formats are fully supported by our committed and experienced trainers.
Choosing to train as an aged care worker at breakthru College can mark a significant milestone in your life, creating lasting positive effects that will enhance many lives.

Study Aged Care Support Through breakthru College
Our courses involve work placements for real-life learning and experience. During these, you will be well supported by knowledgeable and qualified workers and trainers. You can choose from in-person and online options for classes. The delivery mode and qualification type will be reflected in the duration length of your course.
Our Aged Care Courses
The courses at breakthru College are comprehensive, engaging, and nationally recognised. For more specific details regarding entry requirements, delivery modes, and unit requirements for all of our courses, please follow the links.
Available courses include:
CHC33021: Certificate III in Individual Support
Support workers with this qualification have roles in the community or residential settings. They provide person-centred support with individualised plans to people who require care due to ageing.
Course duration:
- 6 – 12 months
Course Locations:
Work placement:
- 120 hours (mandatory)
Aged Care job prospects include:
- Aged care social worker.
- Aged care assistant.
- Residential support worker.
- Homecare assistant.
- Care service employee.
CHC43015: Certificate IV in Ageing Support
Support workers with this qualification complete specialised tasks and functions in home, community, and residential settings. More autonomy and leadership is required within defined guidelines while providing service through the development, facilitation, and review of individualised plans.
Course duration:
- 6 – 12 months
Work placement:
- 120 hours (mandatory)
Aged Care job prospects include:
- Care activity worker.
- Care service team leader.
- Care supervisor.
Contribute to your Rydalmere Community with a breakthru College Aged Care Qualification
In contrast to the repetitive nature of many jobs, aged care work provides a dynamic experience. Your role could involve tasks such as aiding in medication provision, assisting with everyday activities, or organising social events. Aged care can be extended to those needing help at home or those requiring continuous, concentrated support in a care facility. The people you assist are intriguing and layered, offering an opportunity for mutual learning, understanding, personal growth, and gratitude.
Your journey with us at breakthru College can be a fulfilling one, paving the way for a brighter future. Connect with our cordial team to explore more about the courses and qualifications you’re interested in.
Aged Care in Rydalmere & Across Australia
Aged care services can entail providing both long-term and temporary assistance at a person’s residence. For some, the need for full-time care in a facility or residential care home may arise, which can be immensely advantageous for both the individuals and their families.
More than one million people in Australia were provided care between 2019 and 2020, reflecting the significant size of the elderly population. This involved a variety of services and roles. For example, approximately 840,000 people gained home support through the Commonwealth Home Support Programme, and approximately 245, 000 people received care as permanent residents in aged care facilities.
The growing population of people over sixty-five in Australia has created a significant demand for support workers. In 2020, the Commonwealth Home Support Programme employed 76,096 workers, while the Residential Aged Care sector had a workforce of 277,671. The ratio of elderly individuals needing care to the number of available workers highlights the high demand for support workers.

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