Work Placement Portfolio Part 2

Student Name: BARJESH KUMAR
Student ID:E0718411
32476B/P2 Work Placement Portfolio
E1144
CHC33015 Certificate III
in Individual Support
(Ageing, Home and
Community)
Your Work Placement
This is document 6(b) of
7.
1. Background/overview
During your work placement, you will be undertaking
a variety of duties and tasks that relate to your course
and the role of a care support worker.
You will need to successfully demonstrate that you
can perform tasks required in the work environment
and collect evidence.
Your workplace portfolio is divided into four sections.
These need to be submitted in four parts following the
training and assessment plan agreed upon with your
Workplace Assessor. This is the second section.
Your Supervisor will give you guidance and feedback
on your performance, supporting you to complete the
tasks in an appropriate and professional manner.
Deliverables
1. Write your studen
name and ID at the
top of this page.
2. Please follow the
instructions in each
part of your portfolio
3. Please ensure you
complete all
templated sections of
this document and
include any
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Evidence of your performance must be collected and
submitted to your assessor. This document, the Work
Placement Portfolio Part 2, outlines activities 1–4
and provides instructions on how to collect evidence.
2. Work Placement Portfolio
You will be required to complete each task in this
portfolio at your host organisation under the
supervision of an approved Workplace Supervisor
(See Workplace Assessment Guide).
Your Open Colleges Work Place Assessor (WPA) will
conduct workplace assessments for key Portfolio
tasks. These are identified by the use of the following
text:
This task must be assessed in the workplace by
your Open Colleges Work Place Assessor (WPA).
D
at
e:
WPA
name
:
WPA
signat
ure:
Outco
me
(S/NYS
):
A workplace visit will be arranged through
discussions with your WPA, and will take place
appendices or extra
evidence/templates
within this one Word
file for submission.
4. Save this single Word
document using the
following naming
convention:
studentname_studen
d_32476B_P2.docx.
5. Upload this
completed document
in Open Space using
the relevant
Assessment Upload
link in this Module.
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approximately half way through your work placement.
The visit served to enable observation/demonstration
of these key tasks. Take every opportunity to practice
these tasks with your colleagues or supervisor in
advance of your WPA visit. You may also need to
prepare some task documentation in readiness for
your WPA visit. If so, this will be clearly indicated in
the relevant task instructions. Where required, your
WPA may also ask a short contingency question
based on the task.
Your WPA will deem your assessment performance
as either Satisfactory (S) or Not Yet Satisfactory
(NYS). Where your assessment performance is
deemed NYS, you will be required to participate in the
relevant assessment again.
Before you move onto the third part of the portfolio,
make sure you have completed all the tasks in this,
the second section, and that you have uploaded your
work to Open Space.
Activity 1: Individual care Planning This is Activity 1 of 1
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In consultation with your Workplace Supervisor,
identify at least three (3) people with complex
needs e.g. COPD (Chronic Obstructive
Pulmonary Disease), heart disease, Multiple
Sclerosis, Diabetes, Parkinson’s Disease,
Huntington’s Disease. Your selection must
include one (1) client with dementia and one (1)
client with diverse needs.
Evaluate and prioritise the needs of these three
(3) people and then develop an individualised
care plan for each person.
Use information from both your individualised
care plans at your workplace and that in
Appendix 1. These individualised care plans will
be used in activities throughout the portfolio.
Each plan must include (where relevant):
 communication
 mobility
 toileting and continence
 showering, dressing and grooming
 pressure area and skin care
 eating and drinking
 sleep and settling routines
 specialised care plans
 socialisation
Deliverables
To do:
1. Complete this
activity as per the
instructions, using
the three individual
care plans
templates provided
in appendix 1a, 1b
and 1c.
2. Save your file.
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 behaviour support
 goal setting.
Activity 2: Communication strategies This is Activity 2 of 1
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In consultation with your Workplace Supervisor,
identify a client with complex communication
needs. These needs must include some form of
non-verbal communication (this could be a client
from Activity 1).
Provide a written report of the types of strategies
that could be used with this client to facilitate
their communication with others (approximately
200 words).
Your report should include a separate paragraph
on each of the following:
 type of impairment
 communication strategies identified to meet
the needs of the client
 potential barriers to the effective use of
strategies
 possible contingencies to manage the
above
 evaluation methods.
Complete the written report on the following
page.
Deliverables
To do:
1. Complete the
written report
according to the
instructions using
the template
provided on the
next page.
2. Save your file.
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Communication strategies written report
Strategies to
facilitate
communication with
others
Details / notes
(approx. 40 words for each
section)
Note: do not use the client’s real
name.
Type of impairment. John has hearing
impaired. It is very hard
for him to understand
what the next is saying to
him due his deafness. It
is very hard to make a
communication with him.
Identified
communication
strategies
used to meet
the needs of
the client.
Speak clearly, slowly,
distinctly, but naturally
without shouting or
exaggerating mouth
movements. Say his name
“John” before beginning
a conversation. Face
expression and body
language is helpful to
communicate with him.
Potential Gender differences, different
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barriers to the
effective use
of strategies.
language, different culture, less
eve contact and illness is main
barriers to the effective use of
strategies
Possible
contingencies
to manage the
above.
Looking at his face while
speaking and listening is
best idea to manage a
good communication.
Body language and
normal clear English is
helpful to manage a
communication with
John.
Evaluation
methods.
Good communication, face
expression. Heathy environment.
Also progress notes, acer
plans, assessments and
observations are all ways
to evaluate the
effectiveness of the
strategies
Good work, Satisfactory
(previously marked)
Activity 3: Healthy body functioning This is Activity 3 of 1
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