Queensland students may be eligible to access funded training through:
To access subsidised training places under Career Start, prospective students must meet the following criteria:
A contribution to the cost of training and assessment services — called a co-contribution fee — must be made by students undertaking a certificate III level vocational qualifications, skill sets and non-concessional students undertaking lower level qualifications.
The only exceptions to the fee condition are:
The following Qualifications delivered through a General Training Pathway are available.
| Qualification Code | Qualification Description | Concession amount per qualification | Non-Concession amount per qualification |
|---|---|---|---|
| CHC33021 | Certificate III in Individual Support - Ageing | $30 | $45 |
| CHC33021 | Certificate III in Individual Support - Ageing / Disability | $30 | $45 |
| CHC33021 | Certificate III in Individual Support - Disability | $30 | $45 |
To access subsidised training places under Career Boost, prospective students must meet the following criteria:
General Training Pathway
Students can access the following courses through a General Training Pathway using Career Boost funding with Breakthru College:
The following Skills Sets are available:
A contribution to the cost of training and assessment services — called a co-contribution fee — must be made by students undertaking a certificate IV level or higher qualifications, as well as skill sets.
The only exceptions to the fee condition are:
| Qualification Code | Qualification Description | Concession amount per qualification | Non-Concession amount per qualification | CHC43121 | Certificate IV in Disability Support | $42 | $56 |
|---|---|---|---|
| CHC43315 | Certificate IV in Mental Health | $45 | $60 |
| CHC43515 | Certificate IV in Mental Health Peer Work | $45 | $60 |
| Qualification Code | Qualification Description | Concession amount per qualification | Non-Concession amount per qualification | CHCSS00070 | Assist Clients with Medication Skill Set | $20 | $30 |
|---|---|---|---|
| CHCSS00075 | Chronic Disease Self-Management Skill Set | $20 | $30 |
| CHCSS00124 | Disability Work - Behaviour Support Skill Set | $25 | $35 |
| CHCSS00128 | High Support and Complex Care - Disability Support Skill Set | $40 | $50 |
| CHCSS00129 | Individual Support – Ageing Skill Set | $30 | $40 |
| CHCSS00130 | Individual Support – Disability Skill Set | $28 | $38 |
| CHCSS00133 | Induction to Disability Support Skill Set | $30 | $40 |
Traineeships in Queensland offer an excellent opportunity to earn while you learn, allowing trainees to gain a nationally recognised qualification while receiving on‑the‑job experience. They’re also highly beneficial for employers, offering a way to develop talent and access financial incentives while training new staff.
Career Start – Traineeships Pathway
Breakthru College offers the following Qualifications to eligible trainees. Incentives for employers may also be available.
Career Boost- Traineeships Pathway
Breakthru College is funded to deliver the following qualifications to eligible trainees under the Career Boost Program.
Eligibility
To qualify for funding under a traineeship Pathway, you must meet the following criteria: · Be employed under a formal training contract for a government-subsidised qualification, with the contract registered on the official state training system.
Free Traineeships are available for Under 25s, which covers the cost of your training when you choose a high priority traineeship.
To be eligible, you must:
Co-Contribution Fee
For traineeships, the student contribution fees are set at $1.60 per nominal hour for each unit of competency.
For individuals above 25 years of age, see below the student contribution fee that can either be paid by the student, employer or other third party.
To be eligible for the concession fee (partial fee exemption) you must either:
| Qualification Code | Qualification Description | Contribution Fee (Non-Concession) | Contribution Fee (Concession) | CHC33021 | Certificate III in Individual Support - Ageing | $1,520 | $608.00 |
|---|---|---|---|
| CHC33021 | Certificate III in Individual Support - Ageing and Disability | $1,512 | $604.80 |
| CHC33021 | Certificate III in Individual Support - Disability | $1,104 | $441.60 |
| Qualification Code | Qualification Description | Contribution Fee (Non-Concession) | Contribution Fee (Concession) |
|---|---|---|---|
| CHC43121 | Certificate IV in Disability Support | $1,304 | $521.60 |
| CHC43315 | Certificate IV in Mental Health | $1,176 | $470.40 |
| CHC43515 | Certificate IV in Mental Health Peer Work | $1,176 | $470.40 |
Skills Sets are designed to build targeted capabilities for Specific roles or occupational function. Completing a priority skill set may provide the focused training required to advance in a career pathway without the need for a full qualification.
The CHCSS00075 Chronic Disease Self-Management Skill Set is designed for people working in care and support roles within the community services sector who wish to develop the skills and knowledge required to support individuals in managing chronic health conditions and maintaining their independence and wellbeing. This skill set is suitable for individuals who hold a Certificate III qualification or higher in a field involving the provision of direct client care or support.
Units of Competency
This skill set consists of the following two nationally recognised units:
Course Overview
This course is delivered online through a self-paced learning model, allowing participants to study at a time and place that suits them. Students receive regular one-on-one support and guidance from a dedicated trainer throughout their studies.
The course includes a mandatory 120-hour work placement, providing valuable practical experience in a real workplace setting.
Assessment Methods
Assessment may include a combination of:
Duration
Participants can complete the skill set at their own pace, with up to six months allowed for completion.
The CHCSS00124 Disability Work – Behaviour Support Skill Set provides specialised skills and knowledge for supporting people with disability who require positive behaviour support.
This nationally recognised skill set is designed for individuals working in disability, community services, health, or related sectors who wish to enhance their ability to implement person-centred behaviour support strategies and promote positive outcomes for people with disability.
Units of Competency
This skill set consists of the following nationally recognised units:
Entry Requirements
This skill set is suitable for individuals who hold a Certificate III qualification or higher in Community Services, Health, Disability, or a related field involving direct client care or support.
Course Overview
This course is delivered online through a self-paced learning model, allowing participants to study when and where it suits them. Students receive regular one-on-one support and guidance from a dedicated trainer throughout their learning journey.
The course focuses on developing practical skills to support individuals using person-centred approaches that enhance quality of life, independence, and participation in the community.
Assessment Methods
Assessment may include a combination of:
Duration
Participants can complete the skill set at their own pace, with up to six months allowed for completion.
The CHCSS00128 High Support and Complex Care – Disability Support Skill Set provides specialised skills and knowledge for supporting people with disability who have complex care needs and require high levels of support.
This nationally recognised skill set is designed for experienced disability, community services, and health workers seeking to enhance their capability to provide person-centred support to individuals with complex physical, communication, behavioural, and health-related needs.
Units of Competency
This skill set consists of the following nationally recognised units:
Pre-requisite Requirements
The following units must be completed before undertaking CHCDIS023 Provide Specialised Support:
Entry Requirements
To enrol in this skill set, students must:
Course Overview
This course is delivered online through a self-paced learning model, allowing participants to study at a time and place that suits them. Students receive regular one-on-one support and guidance from a dedicated trainer throughout their studies.
The program focuses on developing the advanced skills required to support people with complex care needs while promoting dignity, independence, choice, and quality of life.
Assessment Methods
Assessment may include a combination of:
Duration
Participants can complete the skill set at their own pace, with up to six months allowed for completion.
The CHCSS00129 Individual Support – Ageing Skill Set provides specialised skills and knowledge for supporting older people in a variety of care settings using person-centred approaches.
This nationally recognised skill set is designed for individuals working in aged care, community services, health, and related support roles who wish to enhance their ability to provide individualised support to older people within the scope of an established care or support plan.
Units of Competency
This skill set consists of the following nationally recognised units:
Entry Requirements
This skill set is suitable for individuals who hold a Certificate III qualification or higher in Community Services, Health, Aged Care, Disability, or a related field involving direct client care or support.
Course Overview
This course is delivered online through a self-paced learning model, allowing participants to study at a time and place that suits them. Students receive regular one-on-one support and guidance from a dedicated trainer throughout their learning journey.
The program focuses on developing the knowledge and practical skills required to support older people with dignity, respect, and independence while responding to their changing care needs.
Assessment Methods
Assessment may include a combination of:
Duration
Participants can complete the skill set at their own pace, with up to six months allowed for completion.
The CHCSS00130 Individual Support – Disability Skill Set provides the skills and knowledge required to deliver person-centred support to people with disability across a range of community, residential, and support settings.
This nationally recognised skill set is designed for individuals working in disability, community services, health, and related support roles who wish to enhance their ability to support people with disability to achieve their goals, build independence, and participate fully in their communities.
Units of Competency
This skill set consists of the following nationally recognised units:
Entry Requirements
This skill set is suitable for individuals who hold a Certificate III qualification or higher in Community Services, Health, Disability, Aged Care, or a related field involving direct client care or support.
Course Overview
This course is delivered online through a self-paced learning model, allowing participants to study at a time and place that suits them. Students receive regular one-on-one support and guidance from a dedicated trainer throughout their studies.
The program focuses on developing practical skills that support inclusion, independence, choice, and empowerment for people with disability.
Assessment Methods
Assessment may include a combination of:
Duration
Participants can complete the skill set at their own pace, with up to six months allowed for completion.
The CHCSS00133 Induction to Disability Support Skill Set provides the essential skills and knowledge required to begin working in the disability support sector.
This nationally recognised skill set introduces participants to person-centred support practices, effective communication, workplace safety, and the core responsibilities of disability support workers. Designed as an entry pathway into the disability sector, the course prepares students to support people with disability with confidence, professionalism, and compassion.
Units of Competency
This skill set consists of the following nationally recognised units:
Course Overview
This course is delivered online through a self-paced learning model, allowing participants to study at a time and place that suits them. Students receive regular one-on-one support and guidance from a dedicated trainer throughout their learning journey.
The program provides a strong foundation for individuals seeking to enter the disability support workforce or gain introductory skills for supporting people with disability in a range of care settings.
Assessment Methods
Assessment may include a combination of:
Duration
Participants can complete the skill set at their own pace, with up to six months allowed for completion.
If you’d like more information prior to enrolling, please get in touch using the form below.
