Nexus Training Hub

We are hiring Youth/Disability Workers to work with our clients. Multiple positions available. Apply via the link below. Experience and qualifications preferred however not mandatory.

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Youth/Disability Support Worker Job in South Brisbane, Brisbane QLD Looking Casual Youth Workers/Disability Support Workers to join our team with pathways to permanent/full time work.

Success story from one of our clients who we helped get in to studies and then in to employment.

Exciting news for those wanting to get qualified in disability support work. We have partnered with one of the leading RTO's in disabilities and will be announcing our partnership in the coming weeks.
If you are interested in studying a Cert III Individual Support (Disability) or are already working in the industry and wanting to get qualified then send us a DM and we will put you on our waiting list. Limited places available.

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We are excited to announce the opening of our new campus. You can now find us at Ground floor Suite 19, 7/107 Miles Platting Rd, Eight Mile Plains QLD 4113.
Those looking to get into Youth Work, Disability or Community Services this is the place for you. Our trainers will be onsite 5 days a week to help you get qualified and get employed. DM us to make an appointment to come in and see us.

Kirrily Thorby is a proud Aboriginal Koori woman who is a fulltime Busy Mum, part time working with 3 children living all the way In Tropical North Queensland.
Growing up in a small isolated rural town in NSW I knew I wanted more in life. Having a tough childhood, I was determined to make a difference in my life and also make a pathway for my siblings and showing them, it doesn’t matter where you come from or who you are. You can achieve anything you put your mind to and make a positive change for the better.
I have always been in the educational environment. Graduating from high school to a full-time role at the University of UNSW within the Indigenous sector was an amazing achievement. I believe education is essential and necessary for the future.
I decided to study a Certificate 4 in Youth work to gain more knowledge and expand my skills to fulfill my passion and get out of my comfort zones.
“I want to be a positive role model not only for my children, but also for my family, my community, and my people. Showing them little things have a big impact and encouraging, supporting, and guiding them to have a good balance, connection and structure in their lives can make a huge difference.”
I have now secured a New Job with IFYS and can’t wait to make a difference to somebody’s life whether it be big or small. I thank Nexus Training Hub for providing me with the new knowledge to advance forward and excel on my new pathway.

I was born and raised in Brisbane, Australia to a Samoan father, and an English/Singaporean mother.
Having worked as a pick packer since I was out of school, I had come to a crossroads in my career. Did I want to stay comfortable and stick to what I know? Or did I want to try something different. My friend suggested Youth Work, and from there, I decided to study my Cert IV in Youth Work.
I completed my Cert IV in approximately 2 months, and was able to secure a job as a Residential Care Worker with Mercy Community Services shortly after, getting a permanent part-time role from the get go.
While I work in Residential Care Worker, I am also studying a Bachelors in Sports Management at Bond University.

I was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma cancer but once I started treatment I knew I wanted to pursue my career in youth work. So between chemotherapy treatments when I felt up for it I would get my study done.
I have always wanted to work with youth and help make a difference ever since supporting my cousin go through a traumatic time in her life. It pushed me to want to help more young people where I can.
The certificate opened up doors I never knew I could reach. From the moment I finished the course I had an interview lined up and started work straight away.
I’ll be working towards my goal of Case Manager as have years of management experience so I have always felt that is my pathway as well as being as hands on with the youth as I can be.

Six years of call centre work became very tedious and mentally taxing. That’s when I decided to make the career change.
Instead of helping people over the phone, I wanted to take on a more face to face approach.
Nexus gave me the opportunity, resources and guidance I needed to get my foot into the door and successfully complete my Cert IV in youth work.
The course seemed quite daunting at first, but with the help of the trainer, it became simple to understand and they were happy to answer any questions I had to ensure I was successful.
I now work as a youth worker for young males at risk, assisting them in everyday tasks and helping them prepare for adulthood.

Every day is different and it’s so rewarding building a relationship with our youth and seeing them grow, improve and change for the better.

My name is Jenny Kelsall, I come from a Samoan background and am the eldest of 3. I recently made the move over to Australia and have been living here for just under a year now. When I first arrived here I wasn’t sure what kind of work I wanted to pursue because of the new environment.
I decided a Certificate III Community Services because I was offered a role as a support worker in disability. With Nexus I was able to study to get my certification and start work at the same time.
The certificate III Community Services has helped me a lot in my role because everything I had learnt about, I see while I am on shift. I am able to adapt to things and I am also able to understand/talk to my clients about what they are going through.
Right now I am content with the qualification I have however I am thinking of studying youth in the near future.

After working in the airline industry for several years and experiencing the many border closures and travel restrictions during the COVID pandemic, I decided it was finally time to switch career paths. I have always been interested in working with children and when I discovered Youth Work, I knew it was something I would enjoy!

I was able to secure a position as a Residential Youth Worker shortly after commencing my studies with Nexus. Almost a year later, I am still loving every aspect of being a Youth Worker and I am now completing a Bachelor of Secondary Education with the University of Southern Queensland.

The knowledge I have gained during my studies with Nexus has prepared me for my university studies and I have no doubt that my experiences as a Youth Worker will benefit me immensely as a high school teacher. Thank you, Nexus!

Moneheta hails from the islands of Tokelau. He and his family moved to New Zealand at an early age and pursued his passion of Rubgy Union. He then moved to Townsville where he resides with his family.

Moneheta has worked as a Road Soil Tester but then after a while he wanted to pursue a career that would make a real difference in the community and found himself working in an Aged care role.

It was while working in Aged care that he heard from his work friends about being a Youth Support worker and that was where he found out that he had to complete a Certificate IV in Youth Work in order to be employed as a Youth Support worker.

Moneheta then enrolled in the Certificate IV Youth Work. Moneheta was able to complete the Certificate in 4 months and while studying was able to secure a Youth Support worker role with Anglicare and now with Churches of Christ.

Amber is a proud Aboriginal mother from North Queensland. Amber demonstrated what it takes to be a stay at home mother and a full-time student. Amber was determined to get through her studies and spent the little spare time she had working on her assessments.
Amber studied a Certificate IV in Youth Work online via our zoom sessions and was able to complete her studies within a few month. Amber was able to secure a job prior to completing her course and has been working as a youth worker for just over 5 months now.
At Nexus Training Hub we help you gain all the necessary qualifications needed to get into youth work. Our team will then assist you with CV writing, interview prep and mandatory checks. We then link you in with our industry partners for job interviews and employment.
DM us for info and how to get started.

Leata is a proud Samoan who is passionate about her culture and making a difference in the lives of young people. Her passion for working with young people came from her involvement in church youth events, church activities and also through cultural events.
Leata studied a Certificate IV Youth Work which has helped her gain the relevant knowledge and skills to work with young people with complex and challenging behaviours.
Leata is currently working as a residential youth worker and is loving it.
At Nexus Training Hub we help you gain all the necessary qualifications needed to get into youth work. Our team will then assist you with CV writing, interview prep and mandatory checks. We then link you in with our industry partners for job interviews and employment.
DM us for info and how to get started.

Carlin Utia is a proud Cook Islander living in Logan City Brisbane. Carlin has travelled the world showcasing Polynesian dance and is proud of his culture and heritage.
Over the past five years Carlin has worked as a pick packer at a local distribution centre as a means to provide for his family. With the introduction of automation in to many factories Carlin realised that he needed to re-skill in an industry that cannot be replaced by robots.
Carlin decided to study a Certificate IV in Youth Work. Carlin completed his studies with in 3 months and shortly after that secured a job at the Brisbane Youth Detention Centre.
At Nexus Training Hub we help you gain all the necessary qualifications needed to get into youth work. Our team will then assist you with CV writing, interview prep and mandatory checks. We then link you in with our industry partners for job interviews and employment.
DM us for info and how to get started.

Agape Enari is a proud Samoan from Porirua, Wellington New Zealand. Relatively new to Australia, Agape has spent the majority of his time working in warehouses and performing manual labour jobs in the early years.
Agape decided to study a Certificate IV in Youth Work with Best Education and through that gained the qualification and help to secure a job and move into a career. Currently working at Hope Support Services as a youth worker and enjoying working with young people.
At Nexus Training Hub we help you gain all the necessary qualifications needed to get into youth work. Our team will then assist you with CV writing, interview prep and mandatory checks. We then link you in with our industry partners for job interviews and employment.
DM us for info and how to get started.

Excited to announce the opening of Nexus Training Hub. Nexus Training Hub is made up of two existing training organisations Best Education and Training and Elevated Learning Solutions. We have join forces to provide quality training in Youth Work, Disabilities and Community Services.

🎓 CHC40413 Certificate IV Youth Work
🎓 CHC50413 Diploma in Youth Work
🎓 CHC32015 Certificate III Community Services
🎓 CHC52015 Diploma Community Services
🎓 CHC33015 Certificate III Individual Support (Disability) Coming soon

Nexus Training Hub have also built partnerships with youth work and disability organisations that we will link you in with for employment.

Contact us for more information on how to get started. We look forward to helping you get into the study you need to be able to secure employment.