Newcastle Courses
Whether you want to embark on a whole new career, upgrade your skills in your current profession or expand your knowledge in a particular area, studying in Newcastle is a great way to start. From TAFE courses to university qualifications and courses from a range of registered training organisations, this area of New South Wales has plenty of options for further study.
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Newcastle Courses by Industry
Popular Courses in Newcastle
There are 315 courses available for people who want to study in Newcastle.
CHC52015
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Possible job outcomes:
Intake Worker
Social Worker
Welfare Worker
Youth Justice Officer
Outreach Worker
Support Worker
Community Development Worker
Community Corrections Officer
Senior Support Worker
Family Support Worker
Housing Officer
The Diploma of Community Services is suitable for students seeking careers in community services, case management or social housing and delivering services to individuals, groups and communities. The Diploma qualification is divided into three specialisations, covering units of competency in Case Management, Social Housing and Statutory and Forensic Child, Youth and Family Welfare depending on the specialisation selected by the student. Learn more.
BSB30120
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Data Entry Clerk
Business Administrator
Accounts Clerk
Get started in the administration department with the BSB30120 Certificate III in Business (Administration). This nationally recognised qualification will teach you communication, teamwork and critical thinking skills, and you’ll graduate able to process the payroll and financial transactions, organise schedules, purchase goods and services, and maintain business resources. Enquire now for the list of entry requirements, enrolment dates, and your eligibility for subsidised training. Learn more.
CHC43315
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Possible job outcomes:
Family Support Worker
Mental Health Worker
Social Worker
Support Worker
Outreach Worker
Peer Support Worker
The Certificate IV in Mental Health (CHC43315) is for students wanting to work or volunteer providing support to people affected by mental illness or have a psychiatric disability. Students complete 15 units which focus heavily on foundation interpersonal skills such as building relationships, working collaboratively, and working with diverse cultural groups. Additionally, students graduate with practical skills and knowledge in trauma informed care, drug and alcohol issues affecting mental health and staying safe at work. To graduate and receive the qualification, each student must complete at least 80 hours of relevant work.
The Certificate IV in Mental Health (CHC43315) is a nationally recognised training qualification and part of the official Community Services Training Package. Learn more.
BSB30120
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Ward Clerk
Medical Receptionist
Admissions Clerk
Dental Receptionist
Medical Secretary
The BSB30120 Certificate III in Business (Medical Administration) qualifies you for work at a doctor’s surgery, hospital, or dental clinic in administration. Over 6-12 months you will gain essential business admin skills (communication, teamwork, critical thinking) as well as specific training in medical terminology and managing patient records. The course also covers: processing medial accounts, controlling stocks and supplies, patient confidentiality. Enquire now for the list of graduation competencies, entry requirements, and enrolment centres near you. Learn more.
FNS40217
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Bookkeeper
Accounts Receivable Officer
Accounts Officer
Payroll Officer
Assistant Accountant
The Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping is an ideal entry-level course for jobs in the accounting industry. Students learn the skills to perform modern bookkeeper tasks such as preparing and lodging activity statements, maintaining balance sheets, providing tax advice, and assisting with routine processes. Graduates will be able to make key decisions, work autonomously and apply specialist knowledge and skills in a range of industries and organisation types. Learn more.
HLT37315
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Possible job outcomes:
Medical Secretary
Therapy Aide
Medical Receptionist
Admissions Clerk
Practice Manager
Ward Clerk
Patient Liaison Officer
Dental Receptionist
Medical Administrator
A Certificate III in Health Administration is suitable for students already working as medical receptionists, admissions clerk or wards clerks or individuals seeking roles in hospitals, community health centres or private practices. Students will gain skills important skills including understanding and applying medical terminology, following organisational infection prevention and control procedures as well as working with a diverse range of people. Learn more.
HLT33115
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Patient Services Assistant
Allied Health Assistant
Hospital Attendant
Ward Assistant
Nursing Assistant
Patient Care Assistant
Operating Theatre Technician
A Certificate III in Health Services Assistance HLT33115 is a tailored for students needing the practical skills to assist with nursing work in an acute care environment. Students learn the fundamentals of working within the Australian Health System, transporting and assisting patients in acute care, as well as first aid.
The Certificate III in Health Services Assistance HLT33115 is a nationally recognised training qualification and part of the official Health Training Package. Learn more.
CHC30121
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Possible job outcomes:
Family Day Care Educator
Childcare Assistant
Nanny
Early Childhood Educator
The CHC30121 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care is for students seeking roles in a range of early childhood education settings, working within the requirements of the Education and Care Services National Regulations and the National Quality Standard. Students gain a range of knowledge and skills including caring for children, developing relationships with babies and toddlers, keeping children safe as well as supporting children’s play and learning. Learn more.
CHC33015
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Possible job outcomes:
Home Carer
Trainee Support Worker
Home Care Assistance Worker
Community Care Worker
Residential Care Worker
Personal Carer
Aged Care Worker
Disability Support Worker
The Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability) will assist personal and respite care workers to support and empower disabled persons. During the course students will gain the specialised skills required to communicate and work in health and community services including working with diverse people; working legally and ethically; and following safe work practices for direct client care. In addition to this students focus on persons with disabilities learning how to contribute to ongoing skills development while supporting community participation and social inclusion. Learn more.
BSB30120
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Possible job outcomes:
Customer Service Representative
Data Entry Clerk
Receptionist
Office Assistant
Administration Officer
Executive Assistant
Personal Assistant
Appointment Setter
Operations Coordinator
Area Manager
Administration Manager
Regional Manager
Business Administrator
School Administration Officer
Payroll Clerk
Accounts Clerk
Scheduler
The BSB30120 Certificate III in Business prepares you for an administrative role. You’ll gain essential communication and teamwork skills, then specialise in an area that supports your career aspirations. Specialty areas include: technology and IT, business competence, teamwork and relationships, customer service, accounts, medical administration, records management. Enquire now for the full list of elective choices, entry requirements, and available enrolment dates. Learn more.
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Government Funding
The following funding schemes are available for eligible Newcastle residents.
JobTrainer is an Australian government initiative to help young Australians get the job skills they need to find employment. Up to $2 billion is being allocated (across all states and territories, including New South Wales) for (VET) vocational education and training.
Skills Checkpoint is a program offering career guidance and training options for older workers within New South Wales. It’s designed for people aged over 45 and it helps workers to stay in their current job role, transition to a new role at their workplace or find a whole new career path.
Smart and Skilled allows eligible NSW students to enrol in subsidised qualifications from Certificate I through to an Advanced Diploma as well as all NSW apprenticeships and selected new entrant traineeships.