How do the 15 core units work together?
The 15 core units connect direct support, rights, service planning, coordination and compliance; three electives complete the 18-unit award.
What does this mean for your study?
The 15 core units bring together rights, empowerment, direct support, service planning, coordination, safety and legal and ethical compliance. They also include relationships with carers and families, collaboration, dementia and palliative support.
What should you check next?
Ask the RTO to map those topics to teaching blocks and practical evidence. Check when support tasks, service planning and review will be assessed, and what workplace access is needed. The core list sets required learning; it does not set one national weekly workload or calendar duration.
What should you compare?
- Care skills
- service review
- networks
- risk
- safety
What remains unconfirmed?
Provider teaching sequence, weekly workload and practical access
What can you do next?
Request a core-unit timetable with workplace evidence points