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Pursue a career that genuinely makes a difference

Whether you’re looking to change your career or advance your skills and qualifications, our Human Services courses will help you to help others.

Working in community support and human services is a rewarding job for both you and the people you help. Feel the satisfaction that you’re positively influencing those around you in an industry that is always in demand.

All Human Services courses are industry-accredited, and you’ll be taught by experienced instructors with industry experience. When you train in Melbourne Polytechnic’s Human services courses, you have access to extensive resources and work-equipped on-site practical rooms. You’ll gain hands-on experience when you learn in a ‘real to life’ setting with the latest equipment and technology that you’ll find on the job. Many courses also require work placement as part of your study, so you’ll enter the industry with experience and capability.

Graduates of Melbourne Polytechnic’s Human Services courses may find work as a child welfare officer, social housing coordinator, community services case manager, NDIS community support officer, aged care or disabilities services carer, or health support staff member, including pathologist.