Our South Australian Training Facility
Discover a Rewarding Career in Aged and Disability Care with InterCare Training
InterCare Training offers nationally accredited aged care courses that equip Adelaidians with the skills and knowledge to support Australia’s growing elderly population. As demand for skilled professionals in the sector continues to rise, our programs provide comprehensive training to help you excel in this fulfilling career, positively impacting the lives of those in need.
Our Courses in Adelaide
Adelaide is in high demand for compassionate and skilled aged care workers, and it continues to grow. At InterCare Training, we provide the foundation you need to begin a fulfilling career. Our nationally accredited aged care courses are designed to meet the growing needs of the industry, ensuring you’re well-prepared for meaningful work.
Why Choose InterCare Training?
Choosing InterCare Training means choosing a path of excellence, support, and flexibility in aged care education, you are. Our courses are designed with your success in mind and offer:
- Nationally Recognised Qualifications: With qualifications recognised across Australia, you’ll have access to a wide range of opportunities in aged care.
- Experienced Trainers: Learn from professionals with real-world understanding, ensuring you gain practical insights alongside your studies.
- Flexible Learning Options: Whether you prefer online or face-to-face learning, we provide the flexibility to fit your studies around your schedule.
- Work Placement Support: Build hands-on experience through our supported work placements, giving you a strong foundation for your future career.
Work Placements
InterCare helps you secure a work placement by doing the legwork for you. Our point of difference is that we’ve forged strong partnerships with respected aged care facilities across Adelaide, ensuring you have access to high-quality, hands-on experience without needing to source the work placement for yourself.
These placements offer real-world exposure, working directly with clients and learning best practices from passionate, experienced professionals. With our support, you’ll build confidence and gain practical skills in a structured, supervised environment, so you’re fully prepared to enter the aged care sector when you graduate.
Fee Assistance & Pricing
For more information about available fee assistance and pricing, including access to government-funded programs, visit our Fee Assistance & Pricing page.
Flexible Learning Options
We know life gets busy, so we offer flexible learning options in Adelaide to fit your schedule:
- Daytime, evening, and weekend classes to work around your commitments.
- A mix of in-person sessions and online modules for a flexible and engaging experience.
- Courses that are typically completed in a minimum of 6 months.
- Access significant subsidies to help with course costs (if eligible).
- Open to everyone, no matter your background or experience level.
- 120 hours of work placement for crucial hands-on experience as part of your training.
- Flexible payment plans to suit your budget.
- Ongoing guidance and support to help you land a job in aged care once qualified.
Your Pathway to Making a Difference
A career in aged care offers endless opportunities for growth, learning, and personal fulfilment. With InterCare Training, you’re beginning a journey that will make a real difference in the lives of others and your own.
Ready to take the first step toward a rewarding career in aged care? Contact InterCare Training today and start making an impact in Adelaide and beyond.
Trainers
Yujing Zhang is a highly qualified trainer and assessor at InterCare with a strong background in healthcare education. With over 14 years of experience as a nursing lecturer and associate nursing director, Yujing brings a unique perspective to her teaching. She holds a Master’s degree in Nursing (Chinese Medical Nursing) and a second Master’s in Nursing (Primary Health Care) from Flinders University, where she also earned a Graduate Diploma in Research Methods. Yujing is currently pursuing a PhD in Nursing, specialising in Dementia Care Education. Yujing’s research focuses on developing practical support programs for family carers of people living with dementia.
Her dedication to improving the quality of life for individuals with dementia is evident in her teaching style, which is tailored to meet the individual needs and preferences of her students. Beyond her academic achievements, Yujing has published articles, authored textbooks, and collaborated on research projects, and was even recognised for her teaching excellence in 2017.
Kanika Arora combines her expertise as a mathematics educator with her passion for training and assessment to create a unique and engaging learning experience. With four years of experience in the field, Kanika is skilled at designing and delivering impactful training programs tailored to meet industry standards and individual learner needs.
From dementia care to first aid and CPR, Kanika’s expertise is wide-ranging. She has successfully designed and implemented comprehensive training programs for college students on compliance regulations and audit procedures, earning recognition for her outstanding contributions to training.
Kanika creates a welcoming atmosphere where students feel comfortable asking questions and sharing their thoughts.
Cath Rodwell brings a wealth of experience to the aged care and disability care industry. With over 20 years of teaching at InterCare Training, she has a proven track record of nurturing students’ psychological, social, and emotional well-being. Prior to her work at InterCare, Cath spent eight years managing day respite centres and in-home programs at Uniting Care. This experience instilled in her a deep understanding of client needs and the importance of high-quality care.
Cath holds a range of qualifications, including certificates in Training and Assessment, Individual Support (Ageing and Disability), Ageing Support, and Disability. Her expertise extends beyond technical skills, encompassing the psychological, social, and emotional well-being of her students. She fosters a supportive learning environment that promotes independence and a passion for dementia care and positive behaviour support.
Bridgette Armstrong is a seasoned trainer and assessor with a focus on the Certificate III in Individual Support. With over two decades of experience in the field, she equips students with the practical skills and knowledge necessary to excel as support workers. Bridgette’s teaching approach emphasises hands-on learning, fostering a supportive and engaging environment where students can practise with equipment and participate in group activities.
Bridgette’s qualifications include a Certificate IV in Disability, Certificate III in Individual Support, and a Diploma in Community Services. She has a deep understanding of the diverse needs individuals face, having worked as a support worker, house manager, and within both supported accommodation and community services. Bridgette fosters a team environment where students learn from each other and collaborate effectively, and believes laughter and positive experiences are valuable learning tools for success.
