About This Course
The Undergraduate Certificate in Youth Practice introduces students to the essential working knowledge and skills of youth work, with a focus on reflective practice, cultural consciousness, and building professional relationships.
The certificate is targeted at people who are looking to discover or reconnect with their passion for working with young people.
Course Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate foundational knowledge of youth work theory and practice
- Explain multiculturalism in Australia and how this relates to Aboriginal Australians and diaspora communities
- Review how contemporary scholarship on youth work informs the practice of youth work in various contexts
- Explore the concept of discourse and its implications for youth work
- Critically reflect on personal engagement and experience with cultural difference
The Australian Higher Education Regulator, TEQSA, has accredited Undergraduate Certificates until the end of June 2025. Students have one semesters to complete the required units for their Undergraduate Certificates which is first semester 2025. Should a student be unable to complete their Undergraduate Certificate prior to the end of June and the accreditation of these awards not be extended, Tabor will be able to transfer the student into a related Diploma where they will receive full credit for any units completed within their Undergraduate Certificate studies.
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4
Unit Total
3
CORE
1
elective
CORE
ELECTIVES
- Elective 1
Options vary and are subject to availability.
Where can I study?
You can study on campus at Adelaide – Millswood SA, or online.
Field education placement is a requirement of this course and is offered at: Adelaide – Millswood SA
How much does it cost?
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fees and available payment options.
Pre-requisites:
There are no pre-requisites for entry into this course. Specific units within the course may have pre-requisites. Further details can be found in the unit outlines.
Assumed Knowledge:
None
What do I need for entry?
60 ATAR
OR
Completion of Certificate IV or above
OR
Qualify for mature age entry
OR
Tabor School Supported Entry (TSSE) – An alternative entry pathway for Secondary Students (no ATAR). Learn how it works here.
How long does it take?
6 months full-time or part-time equivalent.
*Not available full-time in every intake.
When can I start?
Semester 1 – February
Semester 2 – July
Additional Information
COURSE CODES
Tabor: H.CYP
SATAC: Not applicable
COURSE LEVEL
Undergraduate Course
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Application Process:
Applications may be accepted up to two weeks after the semester begins.
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