Hammond Institute

Statement of Fees

Each potential student will be assessed to determine eligibility for government subsidised training or if a Fee-For-Service is suitable. The essential information regarding the basic costs of the training and what that cost covers will be supplied to the potential student. Skills First Program is a subsidised training scheme through the Victorian Government. It is available to eligible residents in Victoria. Hammond Institute would consider each case individually and inform each student before and at pre-training review of any additional costs related to the qualification that the student wants to undertake.

 
Statement of Fees 2024
 
Course NameCourse CodeCurrency of the programScheduled HoursSubsidy Hourly RateMaximum Government ContributionSkills First Tuition Fee*Skills First Concession Tuition Fee**Application FeesFull Fees (Self Funded)
Education and Care
Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and CareCHC30121Current1118$7.5$8,385$350$70$0$4,000
Diploma of Early Childhood Education and CareCHC50121Current1368$6.5$8,892$0$0$350$12,000
Diploma of School Age Education and CareCHC50221Current1368$6.5$8,892$0$0$350$12,000
Disability
Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability)CHC33021Current950$9$8,550$350$70$0$4,000
Certificate IV in Disability SupportCHC43121Current725$7.5$5,437.5$350$70$0$4,000
         
Ageing
Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing)CHC33021Current950$9$8,550$350$70$0$4,000
Certificate IV in Ageing SupportCHC43015Current1250$9$11,250$350$70$0$4,000
         
Community Services
Advanced Diploma of Community Sector ManagementCHC62015Current1155$6.5$7,507.5$0$0$350$12,000
       
Education Support
Certificate IV in School Based Education SupportCHC40221Current920$7.5$6,900$350$70$0$4,000
       
Leisure and Health
Certificate IV in Leisure and HealthCHC43415Current1055$7.5$7,912.5$350$70$0$4,000
Diploma of Leisure and HealthCHC53415Current1570$6.5$10,205$0$0$350$12,000
       
Mental Health
Certificate IV in Mental Health Peer WorkCHC43515Current850$10.5$8,925$1500$300$0$4,000
 
For below three courses, Skills First funding is only available under Traineeship
Certificate IV in Mental HealthCHC43315Current905$9$8,145$1500$300$0$4,000
Diploma of Mental HealthCHC53315Current1600$6.5$10,400$0$0$1500$12,000
Diploma of Community ServicesCHC52021Current1535$6.5$9,977.5$0$0$1500$12,000
 
Skill SetSkill Set CodeCurrency of the programScheduled HoursSubsidy Hourly RateMaximum Government ContributionSkills First Tuition Fee*Skills First Concession Tuition Fee**Application FeesFee for Service
Course in Performing Allied Health Tasks and Supporting People with Disability22529VICCurrent335$10.5$3,517.5$250$50$0$1500
Course in Supporting People with Psychosocial Disability22532VICCurrent310$10.5$3,255$250$50$0$1500
Course in Supporting People with Complex Personal Care Needs, including Behaviours of Concern22540VICCurrent465$10.5$4,882.5$250$50$0$1500
Course in Supporting People with Disability to use Medications22558VICCurrent65N/AN/AN/AN/A$0$500
Assist Clients with Medication Skill SetCHCSS00070Current150N/AN/AN/AN/A$0$1100
Alcohol and Other Drugs Skill SetCHCSS00093Current360$12.25$4,410$250$50$0$1500
Mental Health Co-existing Needs Skill SetCHCSS00102Current325$10.5$3,412.5$250$50$0$1500
Mental Health Peer Work Skill SetCHCSS00103Current130$12.5$1,625$1,500$300$0$1500
Individual Support – AgeingCHCSS00129Current435$10.5$4,567.5$250$50$0$1500
Individual Support – DisabilityCHCSS00130Current285$10.5$2,992.5$250$50$0$1500
Individual Support – Home and Community (Ageing)CHCSS00131Current55510.5$5,827.5$250$50$0$1500
Individual Support – Home and Community (Disability)CHCSS00132Current405$10.5$4,252.5$250$50$0$1500
Palliative ApproachCHCSS00137Current315$10.5$3,307.5$250$50$0$1500
 

The student tuition fees as published are valid from 26/03/2024. They are subject to change given individual circumstances at enrolment and with regard to Victoria and Commonwealth Funding.

* To be eligible for Victorian government subsidised training fees, the candidate must meet the Skills First eligibility criteria and provide evidence to support meeting the criteria.

** If you are a Victorian Government subsidised student, you may be entitled to a concession on your tuition fee if you meet additional eligibility criteria. If you are studying in a Diploma or above qualification you are not eligible to have a concession applied to your tuition fees.

Under the Indigenous Completions Initiative, Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander students don’t pay any tuition fee for government subsidised training at all qualification levels (including at Diploma and above).

Concessions (if eligible for the Victorian government subsidised training)
A student enrolling in Certificate IV level and below are eligible for concession who prior to the commencement of training, holds a current and valid:

  • Health Care Card issued by the Commonwealth;
  • Pensioner Concession Card; or
  • Veteran’s Gold Card; or
  • A dependant spouse or dependant child of a cardholder is also entitled to the Fee Concession.

Other fees that are applicable during or after completion:

  • Class Transfer Fee: $100
  • Credit Transfer Processing Fees: $100
  • Re-issue of Certificate or Statement of Attainment: $100
  • Subject re-enrolment fee (where the student has exhausted 2 attempts per unit): $300
  • Issue of Certificate: $20
  • Student ID Card: $20
  • Deferral Fee**: $200

**Deferral fees will be charged if after commencement of the course student defer or hold the course for more than 1 Month.

Study Material

  • Students will be given access to a softcopy of all the resources. If students require a hard copy of the resources, they have the option to print themself or request the copy from Hammond Institute for fees of $10 per unit.

Refund

For refunds, please check our refund policy https://hammond.edu.au/Forms/Refund_Policy.pdf

 

Payment of course fees does not guarantee successful completion and issuance of a certificate.

These course fees are up to date at the time of publication but may be subject to change with regard to Victoria and Commonwealth funding.

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