This site (weblink provided below) provides employment and training information and data on the Client Services Sector.
The Client Services sector provides a diverse range of essential services to the Australian public. These services are delivered mainly across the wider Community Services sector and include:
Most of the organisations working within this sector are not-for-profit, with a few exceptions, such as self-employed celebrants and counsellors, or child protection services that are commonly provided and funded by government.
Nationally recognised training for occupations related to Client Services are delivered under the CHC – Community Services Training Package.
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