About RTO/Education

AHCSA delivers nationally accredited training and has been registered with the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) as a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) since 2004 (RTO 40142).

AHCSA prides itself on providing a comfortable learning environment reflective of the organisation’s cultural values and connections. To ensure the best learning outcomes for students, class sizes are capped at 12 students and all training programs incorporate a balance of theory and hands-on learning activities.

At the Aboriginal Health Council of South Australia we are committed to ensuring students achieve outstanding success in their relevant field in the Health Sector.

We aspire to provide excellence as a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) by providing:

• Career-relevant, nationally recognised training
• Outstanding student support

We engage with the community, industry and partnering organisations to ensure we continually deliver relevant and industry-focused programs. Training and Assessment is undertaken by qualified Educators, who work with students throughout their study journey to assist with the achievement of learning outcomes.

The AHCSA RTO Team have a proven track record of facilitating quality training and development needs for its Aboriginal Primary Health stakeholders throughout South Australia. The team has facilitated nationally recognised Primary Health Care and Research qualifications since 2004 to its constituents, and its broader National Aboriginal Health Service network.

AHCSA designed a Simulated Learning Environment (SLE) that reflects a real clinic environment for the practice and assessment of primary health care and clinical skills. AHCSA educators are able to create realistic clinical settings which ensure authenticity when completing scenarios to increase clinical training capacity and efficiency.

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Listen to the reflections of the Certificate IV in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care Practice 2023 Class. These dedicated individuals are now equipped with the skills, knowledge, and cultural understanding to make a lasting impact on the health and well-being of their communities.

With a deep connection to their heritage, they are ready to bring their unique insights and experiences to the healthcare field, ensuring healthier futures for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. This is more than a qualification – it’s a commitment to creating better health outcomes for our future.