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CHC14015

Certificate I Active Volunteering

Choose how you want to train.
The Delivery Options are:

RPL
Active Volunteering Certificate I - Blueprint Career Development
Active Volunteering Certificate I - Blueprint Career Development
Course Duration
Duration
6-12 months
Course Delivery
Delivery
School Partnerships, Blended Learning, Online or RPL
Course Entry Requirements
Entry Requirements
Nil
Course Accreditation
Accreditation
This is a nationally recognised qualification

Choose how you want to train.
The Delivery Options are:

RPL

The CHC14015 Certificate I in Active Volunteering equips students with the key skills needed to thrive in volunteer roles across various industries, under supervision. Volunteering is not only a meaningful way to give back to the community but also a powerful avenue for personal growth. Students gain the opportunity to build connections, develop professional networks, and acquire hands-on experience that enhances both their resumes and their confidence in entering the workforce.

By partnering with Blueprint, your school can deliver this practical, community-focused program, where teachers lead the training and Blueprint manages the assessment and marking.

Hands-On Learning and Real-World Experience for Your Students

Through a partnership with Blueprint, your school can provide students with a structured, supportive learning environment where they develop key skills such as communication, teamwork, and leadership. Teachers will deliver the practical training, ensuring that students gain the knowledge and confidence needed to succeed in their volunteer roles. Blueprint handles the marking and assessments, ensuring a seamless process that allows teachers to focus on their students.

Key Program Highlights:

  • 20 Hours of Volunteering: Students must complete a minimum of 20 hours in a structured volunteer program, providing real-world experience in community engagement and service. This hands-on experience helps students apply their learning in practical settings while contributing to meaningful causes.
  • Background Checks: Depending on the volunteer organisation, students may need to complete background checks, such as obtaining a Blue Card, ensuring they are prepared for real-world volunteer responsibilities.

Why Partner with Blueprint?

  1. Teacher-Led Training: Teachers guide students through the learning process, delivering both the theoretical and practical components of the course. This model allows schools to engage directly with students while tailoring the program to meet their needs.
  2. Blueprint Assessment and Marking: Our experienced team manages all assessments and marking, allowing teachers to focus on providing quality instruction. This approach ensures consistent evaluation while providing valuable feedback to support student growth.
  3. Professional Development for Teachers: Blueprint offers professional development opportunities for teachers, helping them stay up-to-date with best practices and industry standards in volunteering and community engagement.

Why Volunteering Matters:

Volunteering doesn’t just benefit the community—it also enriches the volunteer. By contributing their time and energy, students gain invaluable real-world experience, expand their professional networks, and build resilience, empathy, and leadership skills. It’s an opportunity for personal growth while making a meaningful impact.

With 88.9% of students reporting that their volunteering experience helped them develop skills they otherwise wouldn't have gained, the CHC24015 Certificate I in Active Volunteering offers students a transformative experience that prepares them for future careers and educational opportunities.

Ready to Empower Your Students?

Through a partnership with Blueprint, your school can offer a comprehensive learning experience that prepares students for both volunteer roles and professional success. Teachers lead the training, while Blueprint ensures seamless assessment, delivering a high-quality program that makes a lasting impact on students and communities.

Contact us today to explore how this partnership can support your school’s vision and help your students make a difference through volunteering

 

 

Testimonial from a Student:

"My experience in the volunteering program helped me gain confidence and taught me how to communicate better with different groups. I learned how to be patient and how to work as part of a team, which was really rewarding. It made me more open to helping others, and I feel more prepared for the future."Jess, Year 10

 

"Volunteering as part of my Year 10 curriculum at Brisbane State High gave me valuable insights into working with different age groups. I gained confidence, learned how to communicate effectively, and developed teamwork skills that I know will benefit me in the future. It was an enjoyable and enriching experience."Eunice, Year 10 Student

 

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This qualification is designed for school students looking to contribute to their community. It offers structured guidance and support, opportunities to connect with diverse individuals, and the ability to develop personal skills in communication and teamwork.

When you finish CHC14015 Certificate I in Active Volunteering course, you’ll be able to:

  • Communicate in a team environment
  • Engaged with the community
  • Comple basic workplace tasks
  • Interact with diverse people 
  • Participate in workplace health and safety

Check each course option below as not all delivery options apply.

  1. Live Class 
    i) Group workshop with a trainer to support and guide you through activities. Ask us for scheduled course dates at locations convenient to you.
    ii)  We can also come to your workplace and deliver a customised program to meet your workplace needs (Minimum numbers apply. Contact us to discuss your particular needs).
  2. Blended Learning 
    This is a flexible and efficient way to complete your qualification.  It may include live classes, online study, self-paced activities and webinars.
  3. Online
    The entire course is offered electronically through our Learning Management System.
  4. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
    Recognition of Prior Learning is the process that is used to recognise the skills and knowledge you have acquired through personal and work experience - the "University of Life". The evidence you provide is matched to a complete qualification where possible or alternatively, to part of a qualification. A successful RPL application means that you could receive certification without further study or may be able to fast track through a qualification. Please contact us to organise an individual assessment of your current knowledge and skills.

Work could be undertaken in an office environment where the planning of tourism and travel products and services takes place, in the field where products are delivered, or a combination of both.

Possible job titles include community volunteer (unpaid) which could lead to paid opportunities in a wide variety of fields.

A good command of written English and the ability to allocate appropriate study hours each week.

You have 6-12 months from course commencement to complete this qualification depending on the mode of delivery. 

To complete this qualification, you must demonstrate competency in a total of 5 units. 3 of these units are core and there are 2 electives. The table below shows the content of our standard specialisation streams, however other electives are available.

UnitCore/Elective
HLTWHS001 Participate in workplace health and safetyCore
CHCDIV001 Work with diverse peopleCore
CHCVOL001 Be an effective volunteerCore
BSBCMM211 Apply communication skillsElective
BSBTWK201 Work effectively with othersElective

Your learning resources will include:

  • Training Manual
  • Resource Library containing document templates, samples, fact sheets and explainer videos
  • Access to live and recorded webinars and online discussion forums
  • Access to our Learning Management System

You will also be able to access our “Homework Club” tutorials and individual support calls.

During your studies, you will need access to the following:

  • Computer with compatible operating system (Windows 8 or higher, Mac)
  • Printer, scanner and phone
  • Current web browser (Chrome, Safari or Firefox)
  • Email address and stable Internet connection access (with a reliable speed of at least 5mbps)
  • Microsoft Office - including Word, Excel and PowerPoint
  • Adobe reader

Assessment is a combination of:

  • Knowledge questions
  • Case studies and Projects
  • Practical Activities

If you successfully complete this qualification, you could continue your studies in higher level tourism or hospitality qualifications within the VET sector.

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Please see our full Fee Schedule for information about unit costs (where applicable), RPL fees and Refund Policy. Flexible payment options are available. 

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Blended LearningRPL 

$1000

ENROL

$1000

ENROL

Surcharge fee applies for credit card payments