We support Victorians with education courses and training to improve their career pathways. Our government subsidised and recognised industry courses are flexible to meet your needs and boost your digital literacy skills.
AMCS currently conduct courses online.
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Update your professional skills in the home care industry.
Course time: Saturdays 10am – 2pm
Course duration: 24 hours
Course frequency: Six sessions, four hours each
Course level: Beginner
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Learn cyber security, smart phones, internet, useful applications and detecting scams.
Course time: Fridays or Saturdays 10am – 2:30pm
Course duration: 27 hours
Course frequency: Six sessions, four point five hours each
Course level: Beginner
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Learn about employment opportunities and gain the appropriate skills to attain paid work.
Course time: Saturdays 10am – 2pm
Course duration: TBC
Course frequency: TBC
Course level: Beginner
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Complete financial and accounting tasks like invoicing, budgeting and payroll.
Course time: Saturdays 10am – 2pm
Course duration: 20 hours
Course Frequency: Five sessions, four hours each
Course level: Beginner
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Learn how to apply for government funding and the support services available in the not-for-profit sector.
Course time: Saturdays 10am – 2pm
Course frequency: Eight sessions, four hours each plus one three-hour session.
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Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Outlook.
Course time: Fridays or Saturdays 10am – 2pm
Course duration: 20 hours
Course frequency: Five sessions, four hours each
Course level: Beginner to moderate
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Improve your reading, writing and maths skills, and identify your career goals.
Course time: Saturdays 10am – 2pm
Course duration: 140 hours
Course frequency: 35 sessions, four hours each
Course level: Beginner
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Careers in Aged Care: ‘When I started at Australian Multicultural Community Services (AMCS), I didn’t know anything about aged care because I previously worked at a café. The course taught me about the services and how to help seniors.’
Multicultural Leadership Course: ‘The course taught me about how to treat different cultures with compassion and respect, and about their customs when working with them.’
Ewa Lenartowicz
I have developed an interest in learning about multiculturalism and intercultural awareness while studying at university. Simple things that help CALD communities can go completely unnoticed. I developed my knowledge at university and eventually out in the community. The AMCS Multicultural Leadership Course gave me specific information on developing a project / event idea, applying for grants, and advertising to help CALD communities. I am incredibly thankful for the knowledge this course brought me, including meeting people from diverse cultural backgrounds.
My 73-year-old mother-in-law moved from Brazil to live with us. I wanted to help her because she does not speak any English. There are too few social workers in aged care facilities. I hope this sad reality changes soon. Seniors have contributed incredibly to our society. They have much to teach and deserve to live a healthy and happy life, as independently as possible, the way they want.
This course brought me not only knowledge and passion, but also an incredible job at AMCS. I am forever grateful. Assisting people makes my day.
Thelma Nascimento
