Westmead station is on the Western Line and can be accessed by taking a train west from Parramatta (towards Blacktown, Penrith, or Richmond). Harris Park and Granville are also on the Western Line and can be accessed by taking a train east from Parramatta (towards the city).arramatta is a western district of Sydney, a city in its own right within the Sydney Metropolitan Area and the second oldest European settlement on the Australian mainland.
To gain work as a professional youth worker it is necessary to have a qualification recognised by the National Youth Agency (NYA) or the Youth Council for Northern Ireland. Qualifications currently recognised include a variety of foundation degrees, diplomas, honours degrees, post-graduate degrees and diplomas.any youth workers begin as a youth support worker which doesnât require any formal qualifications and then go on to complete a work-based qualification once they have gained skills and experience. If working with young people of a specific ethnicity a qualification in a second language may also be an advantage.
Entry requirements. To study this qualification you will need to be working with young people by the time you begin studying the second module in Stage 1, as it involves work-based learning. The work-based learning continues in Stages 2 and 3.To study these modules you will need to: 1  be working with young people, aged 13 to 19, in an informal education setting such as a youth club, scout group, or voluntary organisation, or working in a school or college in an informal education role.hat you will study. This is a multidisciplinary module that allows you to develop your subject knowledge and your general study skills. It provides an excellent introduction to a wide range of subject areas, including children and young people, health, law, management, psychology and social sciences.