Personal and Professional growth with WHS training

Studying Work Health and Safety (WHS) offers a range of benefits, both professionally and personally.

For The Gordon Alumni Louise McKenzie, WHS training has prepared her to rise to everyday challenges and create a safer community.

Ms McKenzie said the course has helped her recognise that Workplace Health and Safety is an integral part of every business.

“Led by experienced trainers, this well-developed and engaging course equipped me with invaluable skills and knowledge that I apply at work and in my daily life, which has benefited both my career and personal safety,” she said.

“When I’m at home, or even going for a walk, I feel empowered with the tools and skill set to know I can step in and help if something goes wrong or prevent incidents from occurring.”

The training has also boosted her career with the certificate giving her opportunities to take on more responsibilities within her workplace, including becoming a Health and Safety Representative.

By studying a Diploma of WHS it increases employability and allows students to broaden their studies and outcomes across industries.

The Gordons Program Lead Susan Butler said their program offers unique benefits that go further than tradition work health safety training.

“The curriculum is designed to provide a holistic approach to workplace safety, covering essential areas such as incident and immediate response,” she said.

“This training equips students, like Louise, with the ability to handle critical situations effectively, ensuring they are prepared to act swiftly and competently when situations arise and prevent incidents from occurring on a daily basis.

When undertaking WHS training elective units are also included, such as learning how to manage work-related psychological health and safety.

“This aspect of training is crucial, as it addresses the often-overlooked elements of occupational health,” Ms Butler said.

“By understanding and promoting mental health, students learn to create safer and more supportive work environments.”

Application to study WHS this July are open now, for more information head to thegordon.edu.au

 

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