NDIS Job Board Australia

The qualifications needed vary depending on the role:

• Support Workers: Certificate III in Individual Support or Disability is preferred but not always required. Many employers provide on-the-job training.
• Allied Health: Relevant university degree and professional registration (e.g., AHPRA for healthcare professionals).
• Support Coordinators: Often require Certificate IV in Disability or related field, plus experience in the sector.
• All roles: NDIS Worker Screening Check clearance is mandatory.

The NDIS Worker Screening Check typically takes 5-10 business days to process, but can take longer depending on your history and state. You can start working with some employers once you've submitted your application and received an application number. The check costs around $80-$120 depending on your state and is valid for 5 years.

NDIS support worker salaries typically range from $30-$45 per hour depending on experience, qualifications, and the complexity of support provided. Weekend and evening rates are often higher due to penalty rates.

Yes! Many NDIS providers offer entry-level positions with comprehensive training. Having a caring attitude, good communication skills, and completing a Certificate III in Individual Support can help you get started.

The NDIS sector offers excellent career progression from support worker to team leader, coordinator, or specialist roles. Many professionals also move into allied health, management, or start their own NDIS businesses.

Absolutely! The NDIS sector offers flexible working arrangements including part-time, casual, and shift work. This flexibility makes it ideal for students, parents, or those seeking work-life balance.