Published: October 2026 | Clinton Institute (RTO 41597) | Melbourne
Australia needs more than 74,900 new aged care workers by late 2026 — and domestic students can get qualified faster than ever. Clinton Institute offers a 3-month fast track CHC33021 program for domestic students, with payment plans available and enrolments accepted direct or through an education agent.
Australia's aged care sector is the country's fastest-growing employment opportunity:
Clinton's 3-month fast track is available to domestic students. This is the same intensive delivery format as the CRICOS program — compressed from a standard 6-month program into a 3-month intensive:
Clinton charges fee-for-service for domestic students. Visit the intakes and prices page for current course fees. Clinton's pricing is transparent — there are no hidden costs, and your fees are the same whether you apply direct or through an education agent.
Payment plans are available — contact the admissions team to discuss an arrangement that suits your budget. See payment options for more detail.
Many Clinton students study CHC33021 while receiving Centrelink payments such as JobSeeker or Youth Allowance. Key points:
| Feature | Clinton Institute | Typical Other Providers |
|---|---|---|
| Placement | Arranged by Clinton (employer partnerships) | Often self-arranged |
| Cert III duration | 3-month fast track available | Usually 6 months minimum |
| Payment plans | Available on request | May not be offered |
| First Aid / Manual Handling | Included in program | May cost extra |
| Trainer support | Dedicated trainer/assessor on placement | May not include placement visits |
Apply direct or through an education agent — either way, start here:
Apply for CHC33021 at Clinton Institute — RTO ID: 41597
Level 9, 313 La Trobe Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Phone: +61 3 8394 2064 | Email: admission@clinton.edu.au
Clinton Institute | RTO ID: 41597 | CRICOS Provider: 03540C
Level 9, 313 La Trobe Street, Melbourne VIC 3000 | Phone: +61 3 8394 2064 | Email: admission@clinton.edu.au
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