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Associated Courses
- A Practical Guide for Support Planning & Goal Setting (NDIS)
- Administering Eye Medication Skills for Support Workers
- Airway Management and Tracheostomy Care in Disability Services
- Basic Clinical Skills for Support Workers — How Not to Step Professional Boundaries
- Basic Oxygen Administration
- Buddy Program New Staff Introduction & Shadow Shift in Disability Services
- COVID-19 Safety in Disability Services
- Complex Bowel Care
- Confidentiality and Information Management for Disability Services and NDIS providers
- Conflict Resolution Skills for Support Workers
- Continence Management
- Creating Positive Workplaces in Disability Service Settings
- Cultural Competency in Disability Services and NDIS providers
- Diabetes Management with Insulin Administration
- Effective Communication & Relationship‑Building with NDIS Participants in Disability Services
- Food Handling in Disability Service Settings
- Hand Hygiene for Disability Support Workers
- How to Prepare for Emergency & Disaster Management
- How to Support LGBTQ+ NDIS Participants
- Implementing Behaviour Support Plans in SIL Settings
- Implementing Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) in Disability Service Settings
- Implementing Privacy, Dignity and Confidentiality in Care
- Infection Control in Disability Settings
- Management of Asthma Risks and Emergencies
- Managing Bullying and Harassment in Disability Service
- Managing Client Complaints in NDIS Disability Services
- Managing Participant Money & Property
- Managing Vicarious Trauma (secondary traumatic stress) in Disability
- Mandatory Worker Orientation Module
- Manual Handling Essentials in Disability Care Setting
- Mealtime Management and Assistance Training Course
- Medication Administration Training for Support Workers
- Mental Health Medications Basics for Support Workers
- NDIS Code of Conduct Real-Life Applications
- NDIS Compliant Invoicing
- NDIS Finance Essentials PART 1
- NDIS Finance Essentials PART 2
- NDIS Finance Essentials PART 3
- NDIS Finance Essentials PART 4 (Roster of Care)
- NDIS Inclusive Practice
- NDIS Plan Explained and the role of SIL
- NDIS Quality & Safeguards in SIL setting
- NDIS SIL reporting and evidence collection
- NDIS Travel and Transport
- Nebuliser Training in Care Setting Target
- Oral Suctioning training
- Ostomy and Stoma Care
- PEG Feeding for Children
- PEG feeding for Adults
- PPE How to Use Personal Protective Equipment in a Disability Service Setting
- Pain Recognition and Management Skills for Support Workers in Disability Care
- Person-Centred Supports in practise
- Practising Individual Values & Beliefs with Participants
- Pressure Injury and Wound Care Management
- Preventing Slips, Trips & Falls in Disability Support
- Professional Boundaries in Disability Support Work (Staff-Focused Training Course)
- Quality Assurance & Compliance Management essentials for NDIS providers
- Respond to Anaphylaxis in Care Setting
- Risk Management Essentials for NDIS Providers
- SIL Documentation Essentials (Education Pack)— Part 2: Care, Health & Behaviour
- SIL Documentation Essentials (Education Pack)— Part 3: House Ops, Safety, Incidents & Complaints
- SIL Documentation Essentials (Education Pack)— Part 5: Transport, Finance & Admin
- SIL Documentation Essentials – Part 1_ Participant Core & Planning
- SIL Documentation Essentials – Part 4 House Gov, Food Safety & Ops Records
- SIL Quoting Essentials
- Safe Transportation for NDIS Participants
- Safeguarding people with disability from violence, abuse, neglect, exploitation, and discrimination
- Service Agreements with Participants
- Skin Integrity Management in Residential Care
- Sleep Apnea Training – CPAP & BiPAP in Care Settings
- Suicide Prevention and Reporting in SIL settings
- Support Participants with Developmental Delay
- Support Participants with Spinal Cord Injury
- Supporting Participants with Stroke
- Supporting NDIS Participants Towards their NDIS Goals
- Supporting Participants Parkinson Disease
- Supporting Participants personality Disorders
- Supporting Participants with PTSD
- Supporting Participants with ADHD
- Supporting Participants with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)
- Supporting Participants with Alzheimer’s
- Supporting Participants with Amputation in care setting
- Supporting Participants with Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Supporting Participants with Bipolar Disorder
- Supporting Participants with Dementia
- Supporting Participants with Depression
- Supporting Participants with Down Syndrome
- Supporting Participants with Dysphagia
- Supporting Participants with Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
- Supporting Participants with Obesity in Residential Care
- Supporting Participants with Psychosocial Disability
- Supporting Participants with Schizophrenia A Practical approch
- Supporting Participants’ Mental Health
- Supporting People with Motor Neurone Disease
- Supporting Quadriplegic Participants in Residential Care Settings
- Supporting Spiritual/religious Needs of NDIS Participants in Disability Service
- Supporting participants Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
- Supporting participants with Epilepsy and Seizure
- Supporting participants with Huntington’s Disease
- Supporting participants with Intellectual Disability
- Trauma-informed care in Residential care setting
- UTIs Identification and Management Skills for Support Workers
- Understanding and Supporting Anxiety Disorders
- Urinary Catheter Management
- Ventilation and Tracheostomy Management
- Waste Handling in Disability Service Settings
- Working With Young NDIS Participants (9–18)
- Working with CALD Participants Effectively
- Working with Plan Managers for NDIS Providers
- Working with participants with AOD issues
- Workplace Wellbeing: Self-Care & Stress Management for Disability Support Workers
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Course Overview
NDIS Finance Essentials – Part 1 provides a clear introduction to the financial foundations of operating within the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). This course explains how NDIS support budgets work, the different plan management options available to participants, and how the NDIS plan lifecycle impacts service delivery and payments.
Participants will gain practical knowledge to confidently understand participant funding, interpret plans, and manage services in alignment with current NDIS financial processes and provider responsibilities.
What You’ll Learn
By completing this course, participants will be able to:
⦁ Understand the structure of NDIS funding and support budgets
⦁ Analyse participant plans and identify available funding
⦁ Recognise different plan management options and how they affect payments
⦁ Understand how funding is accessed and used across the life of a plan
⦁ Support accurate service delivery aligned with participant budgets
⦁ Reduce common billing and financial errors in NDIS services
Course Modules
⦁ Analyse NDIS Support Budgets
⦁ Identify Plan Management Types
⦁ Understand the Plan Lifecycle
Designed For
⦁ NDIS providers and business owners
⦁ Administration and finance staff working with NDIS participants
⦁ Support coordinators and plan managers
⦁ Team leaders and service managers in disability services
⦁ New staff responsible for NDIS financial administration
⦁ Organisations seeking stronger financial understanding of NDIS plans
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