When providing services or supervision to children and young people, it’s important to identify signs that may indicate the risk of harm, abuse, or neglect. Equally important is the response to these indicators, and the support provided.
In completing this course, you will learn to:
The CHCPRT001 Identify and respond to children and young people at risk course is a nationally recognised training and assessment unit and applies to workers in a range of roles providing services and supervision to children and young people.
Upon successful completion Learners will be issued with a Statement of Attainment in CHCPRT001.
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There are no entry requirements for this qualification.
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To be eligible to commence a traineeship, a participant must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident working full or part time within a service (minimum 15 hours). The participant must have the support of their employer, an accredited RTO (such as METS Training Services) and an Australian Apprenticeship Centre.
Yes. Under certain circumstances your traineeship can be extended, however this process can take some time and applying for an extension should be considered as a last resort. You should speak to us and/or your Australian Apprenticeship Centre if you are considering applying for an extension.