National College Australia RTO ID 91000

National College Australia RTO ID 91000

E-learning

Adelaide, SA 364 followers

Study Flexible Certificate & Diploma Courses Online w/ Work Placement in Aged Care, Mental Health & Community Services.

About us

We are Specialists in Training for the Community Services sector. Whether you’re new to community services and have never studied before, or whether you have years of experience in the industry, National College Australia is the provider of choice. We’re niche, we’re exclusive and we’re experts in the field. It’s all we do. National College Australia (RTO ID 91000) is one of Australia’s most respected Registered Training Organisations (RTOs), with a range of online education courses that will secure your job and your future in community services. Our qualifications are nationally accredited so they’ll be recognised by other RTOs and employers right across Australia. We offer Certificate and Diploma level courses for every stage in your career, whether you’re new to the industry or looking to move into a leadership or management role. Courses are delivered online via a user-friendly learning platform, so you can fit study in around your work and lifestyle. Our online education courses are available to anyone in Australia and include qualifications in the following areas: Aged Care Allied Health Community Services Disability Home Care Leisure & Health Mental Health Learn More: www.nationalcollege.edu.au

Website
http://www.nationalcollege.edu.au
Industry
E-learning
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Adelaide, SA
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2004
Specialties
Aged Care Training, Mental Health Training, Disability Training, Community Services Training, Allied Health Assistance Training, Leisure and Health Training, Online education, Online learning, Vocational Education, and Education

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Updates

  • National College Australia RTO ID 91000 (NCA) acknowledges PTSD Awareness Day. 5%-10% of all Australians experience PTSD. Alarmingly, Defence Force Veterans, First Responders and Sexual Abuse Survivors are among cohorts who experience higher rates. According to Phoenix Australia, the symptoms of PTSD can include: "... reliving the event through unwanted memories, flashbacks or nightmares, avoiding places, people or activities that bring back the event, having negative emotions such as fear, anger, guilt or numbness, being constantly alert for danger, being easily startled and taking risks." Phoenix Australia has provided the following tips for recovering from trauma: - Recognise you have been through something awful, and give yourself permission to feel how you feel, but also remember your strengths and have confidence that you will get through it. - Rest, even if you can't sleep, eat nutritious meals and exercise. Physical and mental health are linked. - Plan your days and schedule at least one pleasurable or meaningful activity for each. - Avoid making major life decisions in the weeks after the event. But make as many small decisions as you can to restore your feeling of control. - If you are still having difficulties more than two weeks after the event, contact your GP for further help. If you would like to learn more about PTSD or the Federal Government's endorsed Guidelines for the Prevention and Treatment of Acute Stress Disorder, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Complex PTSD, please visit their website https://lnkd.in/gbsW4Z9 NCA is committed to assisting those who experience PTSD by ensuring that there is a trained and qualified workforce of mental health, community services, disability and aged care workers who have the skills and knowledge to help those seeking recovery. If you would like to learn more, please visit our website nationalcollege.edu.au #mentalhealthawareness #ptsdawareness

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  • As a leading online training provider for the Disability and Community Services sector, NCA recognises the significant work of the Australian Services Union (ASU) in winning Portable Long Service Leave for Disability and Community Services workers in NSW. This significant change will be a new incentive to help retain quality trained workers in the sectors that need them most. View the ASU media release here: https://lnkd.in/eh3YaQgt

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