Disability Support Worker

It's possible to work as a Disability Support Worker without formal qualifications, however, many employers require a vocational qualification such as a Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability) (CHC33015). Find out more about how to become a Disability Support Worker.

You may be suited to a career as a Disability Support Worker if you can show empathy and patience, are adaptable, have a passion for helping others, and have great communication skills.,Disability Support Workers may be required to think on their feet, demonstrate initiative, and be able to work as part of a team.,It's also important to hold a relevant qualification.

Disability Support Workers can make a real difference in the lives of others by providing support, meaningful social connection, and giving back to the community.,As a Disability Support Worker, you can make a positive impact by assisting people to become confident and empowered.,Find out more about this career by reading reviews from Disability Support Workers surveyed on SEEK.

Find out what skills and experience employers are looking for when hiring Disability Support Workers.