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Anyone studying or studied a diploma in community services?

sophie222 View Member Profile	03/01/2013, 02:09 PM Post #1
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Looking for a study buddy!

undecided2011 View Member Profile	03/01/2013, 02:25 PM Post #2
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ME!!! I'm doing a duel diploma in counselling and community service I've not started the community service part yet (doing counselling first) but happy to be an idea bouncer. All up its going to take me 18months.

sophie222 View Member Profile	03/01/2013, 02:32 PM Post #3
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Oh cool I start early Feb but are currently do 2 pre modules "Work effectively in the community sector" And "Work effectively with cultural diverse clients and coworkers" add me as a friend if you want

undecided2011 View Member Profile	03/01/2013, 06:00 PM Post #4
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Hey I've done both of them already! They must cross over for both community service and counseling. There not very hard. Where are you doing it? Online?

naturalgoodness View Member Profile	03/01/2013, 06:04 PM Post #5
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I did the Advanced Diploma in Community Services (Financial Counselling) that has some of the same modules, happy to be of help if I can

sophie222 View Member Profile	04/01/2013, 08:14 AM Post #6
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QUOTE (undecided2011 @ 03/01/2013, 06:00 PM) Hey I've done both of them already! They must cross over for both community service and counseling. There not very hard. Where are you doing it? Online? Yes online

Jaxxie1 View Member Profile	04/01/2013, 08:19 AM Post #7
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QUOTE (sophie222 @ 04/01/2013, 09:14 AM) Yes online Oh where online?Then I could possibly be your study buddy!

katpaws View Member Profile	04/01/2013, 08:42 AM Post #8
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I did the Diploma in Community Development and the Degree is Community Development (Australai). Graduated in 2010 and did quite well.

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