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Alcohol and Other Drugs Skill Set

Are you currently employed supporting individuals with alcohol and other drug issues? Then this training is for you!

Skill sets allow you to focus your learning and development in a particular subject area through a selection of targeted units of competency.

This nationally recognised skill set has been designed for individuals who:

• hold a relevant qualification or equivalent skills (at Certificate III level or higher in Community Services, Health or related field) OR
• who can provide evidence of substantial industry experience supporting individuals with alcohol and other drugs issue

Delivery mode

This course is available in the following study modes:

Study Mode and Times

Virtual Training Room (day or night): Study with a mix of real time online instructor-led sessions via video conference and guided activities via the Learning Management System (eLearning).

Session delivery: One (1) session per week for 13 weeks approx, comprising of 10 x 3 hours virtual training sessions with self-paced essential learning between each session.

Session times:

• Morning sessions from 9:30am – 12:30pm
• Evening sessions from 6:00pm – 9:00pm

Entry Requirements

Course fees

Students in all states who are not eligible for government funding can access this course at the fee for service rate.

Fee for Service: $1,500

Related career opportunities

This course will prepare you for the following roles.

About genU Training

genU Training is a successful not-for-profit that invests its surplus back into the community. We call it ‘profit for purpose’. When you choose genU Training, not only will you benefit, but you’ll also be helping others in your community.

We proudly offer training and education that empowers people to reach their full potential and use their new skills to create good in the world.

We offer a wide range of courses and are experts in skilling the support sectors and helping jobseekers upskill for employment.

Our student satisfaction and employment rates are above the Victorian and Australian averages*.

*NCVER VET Student Outcomes Report 2023 and Victorian Skills Authority Student Satisfaction Survey 2023.