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Table of ContentsLast updated 24/12/08 To obtain a copy of this information in a print friendly format, please click here. TAA & Bridging.pdf General Course InformationThis course is a Nationally Recognised Training Package which teaches you to design, plan, organise, deliver, evaluate and review training sessions and programs. This nationally recognised qualification is mandatory for those people wishing to teach and/or assess nationally recognised training packages.The course takes a practical approach to delivering the program and recognises that individual trainees have a wide range of applications for the certification, although they may not have been involved in training delivery. Occupational names may include: · Tutor · Facilitator · Trainer Our experienced trainer will adapt to learners needs and requirements. At the successful completion of the course, you will be issued with a nationally recognised qualification detailing the units competently completed. A copy of the curriculum is located in our office. This outlines the learning outcomes, competencies to be achieved and assessment procedures. FULL COURSEEntry RequirementsThere are no formal entry requirements. If you feel your numeracy & literacy skills are not at a suitable level to undertake this course, please speak to the co-ordinators. You will be required to attend a short interview and complete a Questionnaire to ascertain your experience, expectations and level of computer skills. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)Participants can seek RPL for competencies they already have achieved. Speak to the coordinators to obtain a copy of the Centre’s brochure for full details.LocationUpper Beaconsfield Community Centre Inc 10-12 Salisbury Road, Upper Beaconsfield 3808. Telephone - 5944 3484.Course TimesCommencing in Term 1 2009 Thursday - 6.30pm-9.30pmCourse Duration256 hours made up of class time - evening 40 weeks (120 hours) assignment and project work additional to class time approx. - evening 115 hours.Units to be StudiedTAAENV401B - Work effectively in vocational education and training.TAAENV402B - Foster and promote an inclusive learning culture. TAAENV403B - Ensure a healthy and safe learning environment. TAADES401B- Use Training Packages to meet client needs. TAADES402B- Design and develop learning programs. TAADEL401B - Plan and organize group-based delivery. TAADEL404B - Facilitate work-based learning TAADEL403B - Facilitate individual learning. TAAASS401B - Plan and organize assessment. TAAASS402B - Assess competence TAAASS403B - Develop assessment tools TAAASS404B - Participate in assessment validation Electives TAADEL301B - Provide training through instruction and demonstration of work skills TAADEL402B - Facilitate group based learning. Assessment Grading & SubmissionThe course assessment requires the submission of a folio of work, a short written process assignment for each module; and the delivery of two practical training sessions which include the assessment of your trainees level of competency.The Centre provides for reassessment on appeal. CostsEvening - $1,610.00 total$1,400 - Course Cost - Evening $200 - Course manuals (approximate) $10 - Centre membership (per annum) BRIDGING COURSEThe bridging course includes mapping of previous qualifications, recognition of current skills and delivers new units added to the TAA qualification.This program is aimed at people working in the training industry who hold the BSZ98 qualification and wish to upgrade to the new qualification. Our experienced trainer will adapt to learners needs and requirements. At the successful completion of the course, you will be issued with a nationally recognised qualification in Certificate IV in Training and Assessment. A copy of the curriculum is located in our office. This outlines the learning outcomes, competencies to be achieved and assessment procedures. Entry RequirementsStudents must hold a Certificate IV in Workplace Training and Assessment qualification (BSZ98). Mapping of BSZ qualifications and workplace experience to the new qualifications will be carried out prior to the start of the course.If you feel your numeracy & literacy skills are not at a suitable level to undertake this course, please speak to the co-ordinators. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)Participants can seek RPL for competencies they have already achieved. Speak to the coordinators to obtain a copy of the Centre's RPL brochure for full details.LocationUpper Beaconsfield Community Centre Inc 10-12 Salisbury Road, Upper Beaconsfield 3808. Telephone - 5944 3484.Course TimesTen weeks (during school terms).Course Duration55.5 hours class time over 10 sessions.There will be assignment and project work additional to class time. Units to be StudiedTAAENV401B - Work effectively in vocational education and training.TAAENV402B - Foster and promote an inclusive learning culture. TAAENV403B - Ensure a healthy and safe learning environment. TAADEL403B - Facilitate individual learning TAADEL404B - Facilitate work-based learning TAAASS403B - Develop Assessment Tools TAAASS404B - Participate in assessment validation TAADES401B - Use training packages to meet client needs Assessment Grading & SubmissionWill be a combination of mapping of previous BSZ98 Workplace Training and Assessment units and written, practical, and portfolio assessments.The Centre provides for reassessment on appeal.Fees & ChargesThis section explains the fees and charges that will apply when you enrol. It also gives details of the student’s responsibilities in relation to withdrawals, refund, fee deferment and other concessions or benefits available to students.Costs$ - total * to be confirmed$- Course Cost $100.00 - Course manuals (approximate) $10.00 - Centre membership (per annum) GENERALFees & ChargesAre compulsory as set out in the Ministerial Guideline on Fees and Charges. This section explains the fees and charges that will apply when you enrol. It also gives details of the student’s responsibilities in relation to withdrawals, refund, fee deferment and other concessions or benefits available to students.Additional FeesStudents may be required to pay the cost of providing goods or materials to be retained as personal property e.g. class materials/books. Some items form part of the overall fees and charges payable on enrolment.Deferred Payment of FeesStudents may apply to pay fees by installments. Please discuss with the Centre Coordinator.Enrolment ProcedurePlease speak to the coordinators in the office for an enrolment form which is to be completed to enable enrolment. Full payment will confirm your place. An information session will be arranged prior to commencement of the course.RefundsThe following refund policy applies:
ConcessionsFor more details contact Centre Coordinator.Protection of FeesFees are receipted against each class, and are only accessed for payment of costs associated with that class.Termination of TuitionPlease ask to see a copy of our Student Agreement. |
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