RPL Aged Care

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About The Qualification
  • Specialised support role: Reflects the role of support workers completing specialised tasks in aged services in residential, home or community settings.
  • Service planning: Focuses on developing, facilitating and reviewing individualised service plans.
  • Quality delivery: Ensures maintenance of quality service through adherence to organisational guidelines.
  • Nationally recognised: Fast-tracks your experience into a recognised Ageing Support qualification.
Scope of Work

The Ageing Support RPL scope of work includes but is not limited to:

  • Taking responsibility for outcomes within defined organisational guidelines
  • Maintaining quality aged care service delivery
  • Developing and facilitating individualised service planning
  • Reviewing individualised service plan implementation
Experience Requirements

To be eligible, you must demonstrate:

  • At least 3 years’ relevant industry experience in Ageing Support work
  • The majority of this experience obtained within the last 10 years
Eligibility

You’ll need to provide:

  • 100-point ID check (JP-certified)
  • Resume detailing your aged care experience
  • Referee testimonial(s) confirming ≥ 3 years’ experience
  • First Aid Certificate
  • Signed consent form
  • Work samples (e.g., care plans, reports)
  • Photo evidence of your support work
Regulatory Licensing Requirements

To be eligible for RPL aged care, workers must have completed 120 hours of work as detailed in the Assessment Requirements of the units of competency.

No licensing, legislative, regulatory or certification requirements apply to this qualification at the time of publication.

Candidates who’d like to explore new opportunities or advance their career can consider:

  • CHC43015 Certificate IV in Ageing Support
  • CHC43115 Certificate IV in Disability
  • HLT43021 Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance
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I was amazed at how fast the process was. I uploaded my work experience and documents, and within days I was well on my way to getting certified. OnlineRPL helped me save both time and money — no need to sit in a classroom or pay hefty course fees.

David M., Electrician, NSW

The platform is super simple. I completed everything online between job sites using just my phone. The step-by-step guidance made it stress-free. Highly recommended for busy tradies like me.

Lisa H., Plumber, VIC

I needed to get qualified quickly for a new job opportunity. OnlineRPL helped me finish my portfolio and got everything assessed in record time. Plus, it was way cheaper than any TAFE course.

Sam T., Carpenter, QLD

From enrolment to certification, everything was transparent and fast. I didn’t have to chase anyone or pay unexpected fees. It’s the best value-for-money option out there for RPL.

Michelle R., Aged Care Worker, WA
Questions & answers

Frequently asked
Questions

Aged care RPL costs come with our best price guarantee so you never need to be concerned about the cost of your aged care RPL qualification.

Candidates who’d like to explore new opportunities or to advance their career can consider a Certificate IV in Aged Care which is a nationally recognised qualification in Australia that provides individuals with the skills and knowledge necessary to work in the aged care industry.

The specific subjects or units may vary depending on the training provider you choose, but common topics covered include providing personal care to older people, supporting their independence and well-being, understanding dementia, and implementing care plans.

In our experience, completing your Certificate IV in Aged Care opens up various career paths in the aged care sector. You may work as an aged care worker, personal care assistant, support worker, or disability support worker, among other roles.

The duration of a Cert IV Aged Care can vary depending on the mode of study and the training provider. Typically, it takes anywhere from 3 months (via RPL) to 1 year of full‑time study (via traditional classroom study), or longer if studying part‑time.

Yes, Cert IV Aged Care is a nationally recognised qualification in Australia. It is governed by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) to ensure its quality and relevance.

Yes! Many training providers including RPL offer the Certificate IV in Ageing Support through online learning which allows you to study at your own pace, convenience and most importantly, you don’t need time off work.

That depends on the country. The Certificate IV in Ageing Support is a nationally recognised qualification within Australia. However, its recognition outside of Australia may vary depending on individual country requirements. We recommend you check with the relevant authorities in the country where recognition is sought.

Yes, in our experience, after completing your CHC43015 certificate IV in aged care, you can pursue higher qualifications in the aged care sector such as the Diploma of Ageing Support or Bachelor’s degrees in related fields.

You can search for accredited training providers offering CHC43015 Cert IV aged care by visiting the official website of the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) or contacting your local vocational education and training authority.