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Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance
(Rehabilitation and Reablement Support)
- HLT43021
Training provided by Stirling Institute of Australia, RTO 21132.
Course Overview - Make a Real Difference as an Allied Health Assistant
Are you ready to support others on their journey to recovery and independence? The Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance (Rehabilitation and Reablement Support) equips you with the skills and knowledge to assist allied health professionals in delivering personalised care. This hands-on course prepares you to empower clients through therapy and rehabilitation, helping them achieve better mobility, independence, and well-being.
Throughout the program, you’ll gain practical expertise in assisting with physiotherapy and occupational therapy treatments, supporting mobility exercises, and implementing care plans tailored to individual needs. You’ll also learn essential communication and teamwork skills to thrive in multidisciplinary healthcare teams. The combination of classroom learning and practical placement ensures you’re job-ready from the moment you graduate.
With this qualification, you’ll have access to a wide range of career opportunities in hospitals, rehabilitation centres, aged care facilities, and community health organisations. You can also explore roles supporting home-based therapy programs or specialised care in schools and disability services. Wherever you choose to work, you’ll play a vital role in improving lives.
This program is designed to fit into your lifestyle with flexible study options and supportive learning environments. Whether you’re starting fresh or looking to advance your skills, this course provides the foundation for a fulfilling career in Allied Health. Enquire now to begin your journey toward making a meaningful difference!
Course Essentials
Qualification Code: HLT43021
Qualification Name: Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance (Rehabilitation and Reablement Support)
Recognition: Nationally recognised - meets Australian Qualifications Framework
Study mode: 10 face to face plus 27 Zoom Sessions
Class time: 9.30am to 4.30pm
Duration: From 10 months. Depending on the month/intake, the course typically consists of 37 tuition weeks, excluding holidays and placement.
Assessment: Knowledge evidence, direct demonstration and observation, portfolios, projects, role plays, case studies and presentations.
Practical Placement Hours: 120 hours (Minimum)
Funded Admin Fee: $0
Funded Tuition Fee: $0
Throughout your studies, you will be required to complete your research, assessments as well as accessing your emails using a desktop/laptop/mobile device with internet availability.
Requirements
Education: There are no formal education entry requirements for this course.
Minimum Age: You will need to be at least 17 years old.
Language, Literacy and Numeracy: Stirling Institute of Australia want to make sure this course is the perfect fit for you, so they’ll assess your language, literacy, and numeracy skills before enrolment.
Enrolment Application & Pre-Training Review: Get started by attending a face to face Information Session or completing the process online.
Equipment: Throughout your studies, you will be required to complete your research and assessments as well as accessing your emails using a desktop/laptop with internet availability.
Police Check: This qualification requires you to hold current and satisfactory checks in order for you to undertake practical placement hours.
Suitability requirements: This qualification requires you to have physical attributes suitable for workplace experience within the allied health industry which encompasses manual handling of equipment and clients.
Immunisation Certificate: You may require an Immunisation Certificate, your Trainer will update you closer to work placement.
Course Units
To successfully complete HLT43021 Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance you must complete the following units of competency.
HLTWHS002 Follow safe work practices for direct client care (Core)
HLTINF006 Apply basic principles and practices of infection prevention and control (Core)
CHCDIV001 Work with diverse people (Core)
CHCCCS036 Support relationships with carer and family (Core)
CHCCCS038 Facilitate the empowerment of people receiving support (Core)
CHCCCS020 Respond effectively to behaviours of concern (Core)
BSBMED301 Interpret and apply medical terminology appropriately (Core)
HLTAHA049 Recognise impact of health conditions (Core)
HLTAHA028 Deliver and monitor physical or manual therapy programs (Elective Units Group A)
CHCCCS002 Assist with movement (Elective Units Group A)
HLTAHA032 Support maintenance of functional status (Elective Units Group A)
HLTAHA038 Support the use of orthoses or prostheses (Elective Units Group D)
HLTAHA047 Engage with clinical supervision and delegation (Core)
HLTAHA031 Assist in rehabilitation programs (Elective Units Group D)
HLTAHA027 Assist with an allied health program (Core)
HLTAHA033 Conduct group sessions for individual outcomes (Elective Units Group D)
HLTAHA029 Support independence and community participation (Elective Units Group D)
HLTAHA044 Work within a community rehabilitation environment (Elective Units Group D)
Course Fees & Payment Plans
If you are eligible for Government Funding your fees are:
$0 Admin Fee + $0 Tuition Fee
If you do not meet the Eligibility Criteria you can still undertake the course as a Fee For Service Student, your fees is: $15,625.
Payment plans are available to Full Fee Paying Students. Stirling Institute of Australia will not accept more than $1,500 prepaid fees in advance.
Enrolment Process
1. Fill out our Student Questionnaire
The Student Questionnaire is designed for me to get to know you a little better before I pass your details over to the RTO conducting the course. This doesn't guarantee your acceptance into the RTO nor is it a part of the enrolment paperwork.
2. Speak to one of our Student Liaison Coordinators
Once you have completed your Student Questionnaire, one of our Student Liaison Coordinators will give you a courtesy call to:
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Further discuss your eligibility.
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Ensure you have read over the study details.
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Speak further about your career goals and suitability for the course.
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Give you additional information and answer any further questions you may have.
If you decide that you would like to proceed with the application process after speaking with one of our Student Liaison Coordinators, then we will invite you to an Information Session.
3. Information Session
This Information Session is your opportunity to speak to Stirling Institute of Australia's friendly team and listen to valuable information about the course, complete your application forms and enrol. Please note that the Information Session is compulsory for you to complete before your first day of class.
To complete the enrolment forms, you will need the following:
1. Unique Student Identifier (USI) - Create your USI here.
2. Victorian Student Number (VSN) - Only required for students who have attended a Victorian school since 2009.
3. Evidence of Citizenship/Residency and Age such as Driver's Licence and Medicare Card.
Please have these documents with you during the enrolment session. A Stirling Institute of Australia Authorised Delegate will review your form and determine the progression of enrolment.
What will be covered:
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General information about Stirling Institute of Australia, industry areas and delivery locations.
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Vocational Education & Training, learning pathways, course choice and industry-based trainer.
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Student Support.
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Entry requirements, LLN Quiz, funding eligibility.
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Course details, expected hours of study, student handbook, refund policy.
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Practical placement (Police Records Check).
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Fees and payment options.
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Your suitability for the course.
4. First Day of Class
On your first day of class, you’ll be introduced to the course, including an overview of the curriculum, schedule, and expectations. You’ll meet your trainer, familiarise yourself with the classroom environment, and complete any necessary administrative tasks. There will also be time to ask questions and address any concerns to ensure you feel prepared and confident as you begin your learning journey. Make sure to arrive on time and bring any required materials as outlined in your welcome email.
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