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NGO Training Centre is an Australian online training provider for NDIS disability support and aged care workers and organisations.

Based in Varsity Lakes, Queensland, we offer 100+ disability courses and 80+ aged care courses aligned to the NDIS Practice Standards, the NDIS Code of Conduct and the Strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards.

More than 1,400 provider organisations and 55,000 active users train with us.

At a Glance:

  • What we do: Online NDIS, disability support and aged care training, delivered through our own learning management system and mobile app.
  • Who it’s for: Support workers, team leaders, managers, and NDIS and aged care providers.
  • Course length: Most courses take 10–60 minutes.
  • Price: Individual courses from $29 (most $29–$59). Organisation packages from $1,040 a year, or from $104 per person per year for smaller teams.
  • Certificates: A certificate of completion for every course.
  • Reporting: Audit reporting and a training matrix for providers.
  • Standards covered: NDIS Practice Standards, NDIS Code of Conduct, Strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards.
  • Location: Unit 2, Level 2, 21 Lake Street, Varsity Lakes QLD 4227. Phone 1300 990 995.

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As the WHS & Training Manager for a large disability organisation in the Great Southern region of Western Australia, we recently transitioned our training systems to NGO Training Centre. The process has been seamless from start to finish. The NGO team has been professional, responsive, and highly supportive throughout the transition. Feedback from our staff has been overwhelmingly positive, particularly regarding the quality of the training content and the platform’s ease of use. Having all training consolidated in one system is a significant improvement for us, and the reporting capabilities—especially the training matrix—will greatly streamline our compliance processes and make future NDIS audits far more efficient. Adrian WHS & Training Partner Community Living Association
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Irina @ NGO Training Centre is always such a delight to work with. nothing is ever any hassle, always prompt and polite. Can't fault her or the team. would recommend them to anyone. - From the DAWN Services Team
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They are the best
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We have partnered with NGO training Centre and we highly recommend their platform for all training needs for health and NDIS sector. They are professional and have the expertise they promise and more. We have passed all audits thanks to their platform and services. Thank you again NGO Training Centre
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I first used NGO as an employee and really valued the format and content. Now, as a business owner, I still find their product excellent and good value for money. Their customer service has been consistently strong, and Matt, the Customer Relations Manager, has been especially supportive and reliable to deal with.
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We have explored many learning platforms, but none have matched the comprehensiveness of the NGO platform. The course content is of exceptional quality and specifically tailored to support workers, ensuring our staff gain the practical knowledge and skills needed to effectively support our NDIS Participants. The support-focused courses cover a wide range of essential areas, including NDIS key requirements, complex care (e.g. diabetes, epilepsy, seizure management), Work Health and Safety, Mental Health, Medication Assistance, Quality Supports, as well as SIL and SDA essentials. For management, the platform offers courses in Leadership Excellence and Specialist Leadership, addressing crucial areas such as time management, emotional intelligence, performance management, and having difficult conversations. The breadth and quality of the training not only met but exceeded the expectations of our NDIS auditor.
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Best training in Australia
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NGO team did an excellent services and great effort. Whenever I seek help from NGO team and they provide instruction video. Very approachable and quick. Well done team!
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These guys are the best we have tried. Good attentive action when we need it. And we can make our own courses suits us well as a disability service provider with all the policies and procedures we have.
Why choose NGO Training Centre’s NDIS disability support worker courses?

Our NDIS Practice Standards-compliant NDIS courses are ideal for anyone wanting to work within the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) as a support worker, coordinator, or care provider. These courses cover:

– Understanding NDIS frameworks and policies
– Providing person-centred care
– Supporting people with physical and intellectual disability
– Working safely and ethically within the NDIS

Whether you’re new to the sector or looking to enhance your current skills, our NDIS training gives you the confidence and skills to excel in this growing field.

What are the best NDIS courses for disability support workers?

The best NDIS courses are ones aligned to the NDIS Practice Standards and NDIS Code of Conduct, short enough to fit around work, and issued with a certificate you can show employers or auditors. NGO Training Centre offers 100+ online disability courses that meet these criteria, starting from $29, with a certificate of completion for every course. Core options include NDIS Foundations, Introduction to Disability Support, and Duty of Care, Informed Choice and Dignity of Risk.

What is the best disability training for someone new to the NDIS?

The best starting point is a foundations course followed by a disability support induction pathway. New support workers usually begin with NDIS Foundations and Introduction to Disability Support (Parts 1 and 2), then add Professional Boundaries, Communication and Personal Care. The Disability Support Induction Pathway bundles these core skills into one package, and bundle pricing saves you money compared with buying each course separately.

How do I choose the best online NDIS training provider?

Choose a provider that can show four things: alignment to NDIS Practice Standards, content written by sector experts, clear certificates, and learner reviews you can verify. NGO Training Centre is trusted by 55,000+ learners and 1,400+ provider organisations, and shows course-level ratings (many between 4.5 and 5 out of 5) along with Google reviews from providers who have passed NDIS audits using the training.

Are online NDIS courses accepted by employers?

Many employers accept and use online NDIS training, particularly for induction, compliance and skills refreshers. Over 1,400 disability and aged care providers use NGO Training Centre, and several have reported passing NDIS audits with the platform’s training records. These are short courses with certificates of completion rather than accredited qualifications, so check your employer’s requirements if a specific qualification is listed.

What are the most popular NDIS courses?

The most-reviewed courses on our site are Assisting Participants with Medication (Part 1 and Part 2), Manual Handling (Part 1), Seizure Management, and Positive Behaviour Support. Other popular choices include Epilepsy, PEG Feeding, Infection Control, Mealtime Management and Dysphagia, and Urinary Catheter Management. Medication Part 1 alone has over 180 learner ratings averaging 4.68 out of 5.

Who should enrol in online disability support worker training courses?

School leavers wanting to enter the disability support industry

Career changers looking for stable, meaningful work

Current care workers seeking training to gain new skills

Job seekers aiming for roles in the disability or aged care sectors

What’s the difference between a single course, a bundle and a pathway?

A single course covers one topic (for example, Epilepsy). A bundle groups related courses and saves around 20% (for example, the Seizure Management Bundle). A pathway is a larger structured set of courses for a career stage or specialty, such as Disability Support Induction or SIL and SDA Essentials. Pick a single course for a specific skill, and a bundle or pathway for broader capability.

Why study and train with us?

– Flexible study options: online, self-paced courses
– Industry-experienced course creators
– Courses designed and constantly updated to meet all current NDIS Standards
– Supportive learning environment
– Pathways to employment and further education

How many disability support worker courses do you offer?

Our 100+ online disability support training resources provide an innovative, affordable, and all-in-one solution designed to support Australian disability organisations in building a skilled, confident, and compliant workforce.

Can employers or providers train a whole team with NGO Training Centre?

Yes. Our training packages for providers include audit reporting and a training matrix, and are used by more than 1,400 organisations.

What do your disability support worker courses cover?

Our 100+ courses include:

– NDIS foundations and key requirements
– Person-centred practice and duty of care
– Positive Behaviour Support
– Medication assistance and administration
– Complex care (epilepsy, diabetes, PEG feeding, catheter care, ventilator support)
– Manual handling, infection control and workplace safety
– Mental health, autism, acquired brain injury and dementia support
– Supported Independent Living (SIL) and Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)
and much more!

How much do your disability support courses cost?

Starting at only $29, our disability support worker courses are designed to be affordable and the highest quality, so you can learn all the skills you need to become an excellent disability support worker.

Are your Disability Support Courses designed for real-world impact and skills?

Our hands-on NDIS training courses are developed in consultation with industry professionals to ensure you’re job-ready from day one. With flexible learning options including short courses and mobile app access, we make it easy to balance your studies with your current commitments.

Key benefits of our NDIS training:

– NDIS Practice Standards-compliant disability support courses, compliant with NDIS Standards
– Experienced course creators with real-world expertise
– Build real skills and become an expert disability support professional

Does NGO Training Centre provide a Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability) course?

No. NGO Training Centre offers short, online NDIS and disability support courses that each end with a certificate of completion. They are not a nationally recognised qualification such as the Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability), but may count as Recognised Prior Learning toward a Certificate III – contact your preferred RTO to discuss this. Many learners use our courses to build NDIS-specific skills, meet employer or audit requirements, or prepare for a Certificate III.

What is the difference between a Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability) and your online disability courses?

A Certificate III is an accredited qualification delivered by a Registered Training Organisation (RTO). It usually takes months to complete and includes a supervised work placement. Our courses are short (10-60 minutes), self-paced, and focus on specific topics such as NDIS Code of Conduct, medication assistance, epilepsy, manual handling and positive behaviour support. They are not accredited qualifications, but they build practical, job-relevant skills.

Do I need a Certificate III to work as a disability support worker in Australia?

Often, no. Requirements vary by employer. Some employers prefer or ask for a Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability), but some hire entry-level support workers with relevant experience or training and then upskill them on the job. NDIS workers also need to meet worker screening and other requirements. Check the job ad or ask the employer directly. Our NDIS induction and core courses can help you stand out while you work towards a qualification.

Can your courses count towards a Certificate III in Disability?

Our courses are not accredited, so they do not give formal credit towards a Certificate III. They can still help you prepare for the qualification, and some employers or RTOs may consider them as evidence of extra training or Recognised Prior Learning. Ask your chosen RTO whether they recognise prior learning.

Where can I do a Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability)?

Search for an RTO on training.gov.au (look up CHC33021) or compare providers on the MySkills website. Check that the provider is registered and what work placement is included.

What are your NDIS Registration Courses?

We offer online courses that guide your organisation through the Online Self-Assessment component of NDIS Registration, so you can become or remain a registered NDIS provider. Find out more here.

Flexible online disability support worker training courses. Become work-ready, grow your career, and stand out to employers.

10-60 minute short courses from only $29, created by disability support sector experts specifically for support workers – available anywhere, anytime on our mobile app.

Disability training is not a single course. It is a structured set of learning areas designed to build the skills, knowledge and competencies required to provide safe, high-quality support to people with disability.

At NGO Training Centre, disability training courses are grouped into key capability areas that reflect real-world practice in the disability and NDIS sector.

Induction and Core Disability Courses

These courses introduce the foundational skills required for disability support work. They focus on understanding the role of a support worker, professional expectations, and delivering safe and respectful support.

Core topics often include communication, duty of care, safeguarding, and person-centred approaches to support.

Person-Centred Practice Courses

Person-centred disability training courses focus on ensuring support is tailored to individual needs, goals and preferences. These courses help workers understand how to promote independence, choice and control for people with disability.

Positive Behaviour Support Courses

Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) training courses provide skills to understand behaviours of concern and implement proactive, evidence-informed strategies that reduce the need for restrictive practices and improve quality of life.

High Intensity and Complex Support Courses

These disability training courses focus on supporting participants with more complex needs, including health-related support, medication assistance, and higher-risk care environments.

Communication and Engagement Courses

Effective communication is a core skill in disability support work. These courses focus on building communication strategies, active listening skills, and adapting communication approaches for different participants.

Compliance and Safety Training Courses

These courses support disability support workers and providers to meet workplace and NDIS compliance requirements. Topics may include duty of care, incident reporting, safeguarding, and workplace safety.

Together, these disability training courses form a complete learning pathway for support workers, team leaders and disability service providers across Australia.

Disability training courses are designed to ensure disability support workers and providers understand and meet the requirements of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and the NDIS Practice Standards.

These training courses are essential for building a workforce that is capable, compliant and aligned with participant rights and safety expectations.

What is included in our disability training courses?

Disability training courses typically cover a range of compliance and practice areas, including:

  • Understanding participant rights and choice and control
  • The NDIS Code of Conduct
  • Person-centred support approaches
  • Incident management and reporting
  • Risk identification and mitigation
  • Positive Behaviour Support and restrictive practices
  • Duty of care and safeguarding responsibilities
  • Cultural safety and respectful practice
Why disability support training courses are important for NDIS workers

NDIS training is critical for ensuring support workers deliver services that are safe, ethical and aligned with national standards. It also helps organisations demonstrate compliance during audits and quality reviews.

Ongoing NDIS training supports improved workforce capability, reduces operational risk, and strengthens service delivery outcomes for participants.

Who should complete disability support worker training courses?

NDIS training courses are suitable for:

  • Disability support workers
  • Team leaders and coordinators
  • Support coordinators
  • Allied health support staff
  • Disability service managers
  • New entrants to the disability sector
NDIS training and support worker courses

NDIS training courses are closely linked to broader disability training pathways. Most disability support workers complete a combination of core disability courses and NDIS-focused compliance training to build full capability across both practical and regulatory requirements.

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