At Breakthru College, we’re committed to supporting people with disability to live the life they choose. Studying with us helps you gain the skills to assist others while building a meaningful and in-demand career.
In 2022, more than 5.5 million Australians were living with disability—and that number is expected to rise. As demand for care increases, so too does the need for trained disability support workers across the country.
Choosing Breakthru College means gaining practical, hands-on training that prepares you for real work in the community. Whether you’re new to the field or building on existing experience, we’ll support your next step—and you’ll be helping others every day.
As a member of the Royal Rehab Group, Breakthru College is backed by a trusted not-for-profit with deep experience in disability and health services.
That’s why our training goes beyond theory—it’s grounded in real-world insight. We’re here to help you create a meaningful career in care and support.
With us, you gain more than a qualification—you gain the confidence and experience to support others in real and life-changing ways.
Breakthru College has been officially recognised as a High-Performing Provider by the Department of Education.
This reflects our commitment to quality training, student support, and preparing graduates for real-world roles. When you enrol with us, you're backed by proven performance.
Breakthru College takes a flexible approach to learning, adjusting to suit each student’s style and offering dedicated support as you go.
If technology feels overwhelming, don’t worry—we’re here to support you. Our team will help you stay focused, engaged, and comfortable with online learning and digital tools.
Our trainers are skilled professionals with backgrounds in aged care, disability, or healthcare.
They bring practical experience, real-world understanding, and genuine passion to each session. You’ll build job-ready skills—not just theory—with trainers who are supportive from the very beginning.
Students choose Breakthru College for more than just nationally recognised qualifications—they value the inclusive, supportive, and welcoming environment we provide.
By focusing on each student’s needs, we build an environment that encourages growth and confidence. The fact that many students return or refer friends says it all.
At Breakthru College, our disability courses are flexible, accredited, and tailored to meet the needs of today’s workforce—supporting both your career goals and the people you care for.
A Certificate III in Individual Support opens the door to a rewarding career in community services, disability, or aged care.
Disability Courses near Campbelltown
A Certificate IV in Disability Support prepares you to work closely with individuals, using person-centred methods to help them reach higher levels of independence.
To participate in this course there is a pre-requisite of a completed CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability) or CHC33015 Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability).
Australian residents living in NSW may be eligible to have all or part of their course fees subsidised using the Smart & Skilled State Government funding scheme.
Start with a $200 deposit, then pay as little as $42.89 per week for 12 months.
Government-subsidised training is available for eligible NSW residents. It applies to courses on the NSW Skills List, from Certificate II to Advanced Diploma. Use the online estimate tool to confirm eligibility and see your student fee.
A career in disability support is ideal for people who are caring and driven to improve lives—it’s meaningful and well-regarded work.
The demand for skilled workers in disability support is high, and employers value those with the right training and mindset. A recognised qualification can help you launch or advance your career while making a meaningful impact.
With this qualification, you could pursue career paths including:
You can join online classes throughout the year. Reach out to find out when a course is next available in Campbelltown.
The time required to finish a disability course usually ranges from 6 to 12 months, based on the study format and your weekly training schedule.
{The main difference lies in the level of responsibility and the job outcomes each course supports. The Certificate III in Individual Support is an entry-level course, perfect for those starting out who want to work directly with clients by assisting them with daily activities in their homes or local communities. The Certificate IV in Disability is more advanced and suited to people aiming for leadership roles, such as Team Leader or Support Coordinator, helping individuals with disability live more independently.|These two qualifications differ in terms of role preparation and responsibility. Certificate III in Individual Support is an introductory course ideal for those new to the sector, focusing on practical support with everyday tasks at home or in community settings. Certificate IV in Disability is a higher-level course, best suited for those seeking leadership positions like Support Coordinator or Team Leader, supporting people with disability to achieve greater independence.|Certificate III in Individual Support provides foundational training for new entrants into the sector, focusing on hands-on roles where you assist with daily living in homes or communities. In contrast, Certificate IV in Disability prepares students for more senior roles, including Support Coordinator or Team Leader, with a focus on enabling people with disability to live more independently.|The difference comes down to role expectations and career progression. Certificate III in Individual Support is aimed at beginners wanting to work directly with clients in everyday care, either at home or in the community. Certificate IV in Disability is more advanced and designed for those who want to step into leadership positions, such as Team Leader or Support Coordinator, to assist people with disability in achieving greater autonomy.
Our disability support courses can open doors to further education and job growth. With a Certificate III in Individual Support, you may go on to study a Certificate IV in Disability, Certificate IV in Ageing Support, or another course at the Certificate IV level in community services. Those who complete the Certificate IV in Disability may move on to a Diploma of Community Services. Both qualifications can also lead to higher-level education, such as a diploma or bachelor’s degree in a related field.
Yes, you can! The skills taught in our disability support courses apply to both disability and aged care roles. With a focus on person-centred support, you'll gain versatile training that allows for smooth movement between the two sectors and opens up more career opportunities.
Disability support workers, personal care assistants, and residential care officers in Australia typically earn between $60,000 and $90,000 annually, with exact figures influenced by location, role, and level of experience.
Recognition of prior learning (RPL) may be available if you’ve studied before or have experience in the field. You’ll need to enrol in a qualification at Breakthru College and complete the RPL form included in the Learner Handbook. A $250 admin fee is charged per unit.
Yes, online disability courses are available at Breakthru College, giving you the flexibility to manage your studies alongside work or personal responsibilities.
Costs vary based on where you live and your personal eligibility. Government subsidies are available in NSW and QLD to support learners through approved funding schemes.
If you live in Queensland, you can visit the QLD Government website to check your eligibility.
NSW residents can visit the NSW Government Smart and Skilled page to check eligibility criteria.
Learn from experts with real-world experience and gain the practical skills to pursue a fulfilling career in the disability sector. Get in touch to find out more.
