
Allied Health
A course by
Careerforce
A workplace-based programme supporting caregivers in dementia care, covering essential knowledge, skills and attitudes for working with people living with dementia.
inc GST
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Learners will understand key facts about dementia and how to communicate effectively and empathetically with people affected by dementia.

Support workers will be able to deliver tailored, respectful care to individuals living with dementia in specialist residential environments.
Dementia Care (LCP) Level 4 is designed for support workers in health, disability, or aged support organisations, delivering the essential knowledge and skills required to work with people affected by dementia. Delivered and assessed in the workplace, the programme consists of four unit standards, focusing on providing person-centred care, effective communication, understanding dementia effects, and managing challenging behaviours. The content meets the requirements of the Age-Related Residential Care Services Agreement (ARRC) 2022 and is supported by Tertiary Education Commission funding.
Entry Requirements
Be employed as a support worker in a health, disability or aged support organisation.
Hold New Zealand citizenship, permanent residency, work visa/work permit, Australian citizenship, or refugee status in New Zealand.



Allied Health
A course by
Careerforce
A workplace-based programme supporting caregivers in dementia care, covering essential knowledge, skills and attitudes for working with people living with dementia.
inc GST
Enquire about international pricing

Learners will understand key facts about dementia and how to communicate effectively and empathetically with people affected by dementia.

Support workers will be able to deliver tailored, respectful care to individuals living with dementia in specialist residential environments.
Dementia Care (LCP) Level 4 is designed for support workers in health, disability, or aged support organisations, delivering the essential knowledge and skills required to work with people affected by dementia. Delivered and assessed in the workplace, the programme consists of four unit standards, focusing on providing person-centred care, effective communication, understanding dementia effects, and managing challenging behaviours. The content meets the requirements of the Age-Related Residential Care Services Agreement (ARRC) 2022 and is supported by Tertiary Education Commission funding.
Entry Requirements
Be employed as a support worker in a health, disability or aged support organisation.
Hold New Zealand citizenship, permanent residency, work visa/work permit, Australian citizenship, or refugee status in New Zealand.


In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Workplace-based, All regions
It will take a total of 17 weeks
inc GST
Enquire about international pricing

Graduates will know the effects dementia has on individuals and how to appropriately respond to these effects in a care setting.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Workplace-based, All regions
It will take a total of 17 weeks
inc GST
Enquire about international pricing

Graduates will know the effects dementia has on individuals and how to appropriately respond to these effects in a care setting.