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Mental health services

Mental health workers provide support for people affected by mental illness. Our courses will equip you to work with a diverse range of clients, run early intervention and health promotion programs, and advocate on behalf of people with complex, coexisting issues.

Study mental health

Mental health workers work in a range of community contexts such as non-government organisations, home based outreach, respite care, residential services, rehabilitation programs, and clinical settings.

In the wake of the global pandemic, the demand for skilled support workers is on the rise, with crisis and support services reporting a sharp increase in calls, and the Australian Department of Education, Skills and Employment projecting a 15.4 per cent increase nationwide in employment opportunities in the social assistance services sector over next five years.

We offer certificate IV to diploma-level courses in mental health. You'll develop job-ready skills you to work with a diverse range of clients, provide community-focused health promotion and prevention strategies, and work within the frameworks of trauma-informed care. 

Career outcomes

  • Alcohol and other drugs worker
  • Community care worker
  • Community services worker
  • Mental health officer
  • Mental health worker
  • Mental health support worker

Mental health courses

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