As the human population grows in size and life expectancy increases, we have to adapt our health practices to cater for the aged and people with disabilities. The Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing, Disability) is a professional accreditation that focuses on the factual, technical, and procedural knowledge required to provide care for people in a community or residential setting. Because this work requires discretion and judgement, the program's approach to teaching will prepare you to confidently take responsibility in sensitive situations. Your learning will blend theoretical with practical knowledge so that you’re ready to support individuals who are aged or with disabilities.

The Institute of Health and Nursing Australia (IHNA) is a healthcare training provider born out of the desire to create jobs and improve people’s lives. Since 2007, it has been dedicated to giving the best learning experience to over 14,000 students for a satisfying career in nursing, health, and community services.

It is eager to share its deep and relevant expertise in the industry with students to gain from its knowledge and apply it directly to their growth. It is particularly proud of the laboratories and facilities in its campuses across Melbourne, Sydney, and Perth. It is equipped with modern technologies to simulate real scenarios.

The passion for caring stems from healthcare, but it translates to how it approaches student welfare, administrative, and educational support. Students will also find that IHNA goes the extra mile to ensure that their experience is positive from start to finish. Its support extends to providing research opportunities for students to push the boundaries of the healthcare industry. It has further study available as postgraduate courses through its partner organizations.

Ultimately, its healthcare experts and trainers are dedicated to career-focused learning and real-life outcomes so that more people can live better lives working in healthcare.