Entry Requirements
- Access to a computer and a reliable internet connection
What you will need
• Access to a computer
• Reliable Internet connection
Practical Placement
RPL & Credit Transfers
Why Choose EPEC?
An EPEC Education is More Than a Qualification
- It’s Your Winning Edge

Free Student Support
Benefit from true one-on-one support from our experienced educators and supportive admin staff via phone, live chat, or email. They are invested in your success, guiding you every step of the way with regular check-ins available at times and frequencies that suit you. You are never alone with when you study with EPEC.
Free Resubmissions
Unlike many other Registered Training Organisations, we don’t charge you to resubmit failed assessments. We want you to succeed and remove any barriers we can along the way.
BONUS - Professional Development Library Access
When you study a full qualification (Cert III and above) with EPEC, you unlock access to our exclusive $2000+ personal development library - packed with additional resources like Webinars and Industry Skill Builders (short courses) you can choose from to boost your skills, and add certificates to your portfolio that help you stand out to employers.
Units
• Identifying children and young people at risk of harm or abuse
• How to observe signs and symptoms of harm or abuse
• Asking open and non-leading question
• Responding to disclosure, information or signs and symptoms in accordance with state legislative responsibilities
• Employing child-focused work practices
• Communication and information gathering techniques
• Acting within your own level of responsibility, work role, state legislation and service policies and procedures
• Recording relevant specific and general circumstances surrounding risk of harm
• Recording and reporting risk of harm indicators
• Non-judgmental report writing
• Working collaboratively with relevant agencies
• Protecting the rights of children and young people
• Ethical concerns in practice with children and young people
• Employing nurturing practices
• Observing professional boundaries
• Recognising and reporting indicators for potential ethical concern
Core Units
Elective Units













