The Community Care Skills Standards Framework (CCSSF) aims to articulate clear skills standards required for these enhanced job roles of support care staff, and to provide a more skill-based career progression pathway to attract and retain locals in the Community Care sector. With the nation-wide establishment of Active Ageing Centres (AAC), the CCSSF was enhanced in 2022 to incorporate competencies needed for staff working within the AAC 2.0 model.
Enhanced Community Care Skills Standards Framework (CCSSF)
Who is it for and how can it be used?
a. Employers
- For AACs/Community Care Organisations (CCO) to recognise, develop & use skill standards as a common reference for hiring purposes and develop skill competencies of staff
b. Employees
- For AAC/CCO staff to understand skills and competencies required for job function, to take ownership to identify and invest in skills training to close skills gap
c. Educational & Training Providers
- For AIC Learning Institute/Partners/Institutes of Higher Learning to identify and develop training courses which corresponds to the requirements of the skill standards to meet industry needs
d. Government, Professional Bodies
- For AIC & industry stakeholders to diagnose & address skills gaps of Community Care staff
Enhanced Community Care Skills Standards Framework (CCSSF) Resources