Mental health work involves supporting individuals living with emotional, psychological, or behavioural challenges. Workers help clients understand and manage their conditions through recovery-oriented, person-centred care.

Yes! Both our Diploma and Certificate IV are nationally accredited qualifications under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF).

Absolutely. Our courses are delivered fully online, making them accessible across all states and territories. You’ll also complete a practical work placement to apply your skills in real settings.

Most students need to have completed Year 12 (or equivalent). A genuine interest in mental health support and good communication skills are also essential.

Study time varies depending on the course and your schedule. Most students complete Certificate IV in 12 months and the Diploma in 18-24 months. Part-time and self-paced options are available. We also provide a short course that can be completed in 3 months providing a pathway to the Cert IV or Diploma.

You can work in a variety of settings including community health organisations, private clinics, not-for-profits, hospitals, and residential rehabilitation centres.

Yes! Both our courses Cert IV in Mental Health and Diploma in Mental Health include mandatory practical placement, giving you hands-on experience in real mental health settings.

Entry-level mental health workers can earn around $70,000 per year, with experienced professionals making up to $100,000 annually, depending on the role and location.