Placement is a key part of several AHMI qualifications, especially in health and community courses.

What Students Can Expect

• Mandatory work placement in selected programs
• Placement checks and suitability approval where required
• Support to arrange placement or use an approved placement
• Course-specific placement hours and documentation

Example Placement Structures

• Certificate IV in Ageing Support includes 120 hours of mandatory work placement
• Diploma of Community Services includes 400 hours of mandatory work placement

Placement Takeaway

• Not every course has the same placement structure
• Health and community programs are the most placement-heavy
• Students should review their exact course page before applying