We strive to be your first choice training provider.

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We strive to be your first choice
training provider.
Inside front cover: West Coast Academy of Hospitality and Culinary Arts, Joondalup Campus
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West Coast Academy of Hospitality and Culinary
Arts is the only training provider in Australia
and one of only four centres of excellence in
the Asia Pacific region to be recognised by the
World Association of Chef Societies (WACS) for
exceeding WACS’ Standards of Quality Culinary
Education.
A state-of-the-art facility, the Academy is at the
leading-edge of hospitality and culinary arts
training throughout Australia and the rest of
the world. It has a reputation for excellence in
delivering high quality and contemporary training
to the hospitality industry.
Since commencing operations at the Institute’s
Joondalup campus in 2006, Academy students
and staff have scooped over 150 awards to include
Oceanafest’s Most Outstanding Training Provider;
Nestle Golden Chefs Hat; Australian Culinary
Federation’s Apprentice of the Year and the World
Culinary Olympics.
The Academy offers an array of apprenticeships
and traineeships in the areas of commercial
cookery, retail baking, pastry and hospitality
management.
Speak with us today to see how we can
put you in the picture.
Undertaking your pre-apprenticeship, apprenticeship
or traineeship at West Coast Institute means you’ll join
previous students who have benefited from our world
class training.
We partner with leading organisations to make sure
the skills you’re learning are the skills you’ll need to
succeed in the workplace.
At West Coast Institute, we’re dedicated to leading you
towards a positive future.
Visit wcit.wa.edu.au or call 1300 134 881.
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Contents
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Pre-apprenticeships
PRE-APPRENTICESHIPS
7 AUTOMOTIVE
8 CARPENTRY & JOINERY
9 METAL FABRICATION
10 WALL & FLOOR TILING
8 BRICKLAYING & BLOCKLAYING
9 ELECTROTECHNOLOGY
10 SOLID PLASTERING
13 Apprenticeships and traineeships
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For the employer
APPRENTICESHIPS
17 AUTOMOTIVE
18 CARPENTRY & JOINERY
19 ELECTROTECHNOLOGY
22 METAL FABRICATION
23 WALL & FLOOR TILING
TRAINEESHIPS
25 ALLIED HEALTH
27 BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT
30 COMMUNITY SERVICES &
YOUTH WORK
33 ENTERTAINMENT
36 HOSPITALITY
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BRICKLAYING & BLOCKLAYING
CONSERVATION & HORTICULTURE
HOSPITALITY
SOLID PLASTERING
26 BEAUTY
28 CHILDREN’S SERVICES
31 CONSERVATION & HORTICULTURE
34 FINANCE & ACCOUNTING
38 INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGY
40 RETAIL
42 Organisations to help you
To be the first choice of students and industry.
Steven Morris
Certificate III in Carpentry and Joinery (Apprenticeship)
Steven Morris completed a pre-apprenticeship in construction pathways and continued on to complete an
apprenticeship in carpentry and joinery at Trades North. Steven was attracted to carpentry as he enjoys working
outdoors and loves to build large structures using wood.
“I enjoyed my pre-apprenticeship at Trades North because of their
facilities, and the trade training they offered. West Coast got me ready
to succeed on the worksite.”
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APPRENTICESHIPS AND TRAINEESHIPS
Pre-apprenticeships
On campus training to help you
excel in your trades career.
A pre-apprenticeship* is a six month training program
in your chosen trade. As part of a pre-apprenticeship
you will complete practical and theoretical on-campus
training 3 -4 days per week.
Although it is not a requirement to complete a
pre-apprenticeship before commencing an
apprenticeship, this qualification will give you:
• A deeper insight and understanding of your chosen
trade career
• Basic trade skills
• An increased chance of employment as an apprentice
»» Employers are more inclined to take on new
apprentices who already have industry knowledge
and experience.
• A trade qualification faster
»» By completing a pre-apprenticeship you may be eligible to have your apprenticeship length reduced
by up to three months.
Who can complete a pre-apprenticeship?
Anyone who is over the age of 15 and has completed
year 10 school studies is eligible to complete a
pre-apprenticeship.
How do I enrol in a pre-apprenticeship?
You are able to enrol in a pre-apprenticeship by browsing
the course finder at wcit.wa.edu.au or by calling Trades
North on 9233 4600.
* Completion of a pre-apprenticeship entitles you to a
Certificate II qualification.
Enrol in a pre-apprenticeship by browsing the course finder at
wcit.wa.edu.au or by calling Trades North on 9233 4600.
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AUTOMOTIVE
BRICKLAYING & BLOCKLAYING
PRE-APPRENTICESHIPS
CARPENTRY
ELECTROTECHNOLOGY
METAL FABRICATION
SOLID PLASTERING
WALL & FLOOR TILING
PA
Automotive
National ID
9233 4600
wcit.wa.edu.au/automotive
AUR20412
State ID
WB71
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Course
Certificate II in Automotive Electrical Technology
This qualification will provide you with skills and knowledge used in the
automotive electrical technology sector. You will develop skills in carrying
out soldering of electrical wiring circuits, removing and replacing electrical
and electronic unit assemblies, testing, servicing and charging batteries,
installing, testing and repairing low voltage wiring and lighting systems and
using and maintaining workplace tools and equipment. You will also learn
how to apply safe work practices and apply environmental regulations and
best practice in a workplace or business.
DURATION
1 semester
LOCATION
Trades North - Wangara
FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS
Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Technology (Apprenticeship)
National ID
State ID
AUR20512
WB73
Course
Certificate II in Automotive Vehicle Servicing (Vehicle Servicing - Light)
This qualification will provide you with skills and knowledge used in the
automotive vehicle servicing sector. You will become skilled to carry out
servicing operations, inspecting and servicing engines, steering and
suspension systems, carrying out repairs to single electrical circuits and
using and maintaining workplace tools and equipment. You will also learn
how to apply safe work practices and apply basic automotive troubleshooting
processes.
DURATION
1 semester
LOCATION
Certificate III in Automotive Mechanical Technology (Apprenticeship)
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PA
Bricklaying &
Blocklaying
9233 4600
wcit.wa.edu.au/bricklaying
National ID
State ID
CPC20211
WB44
Course
Certificate II in Construction Pathways (Brick and Blocklaying)
This qualification will prepare you with the skills and knowledge to work in
the building and construction brick/block laying trade.
You’ll gain experience using manual tools and equipment, laying wall and
corner bricks and blocks, carrying out levelling operations, using power tools
and handling construction materials.
You will learn to work effectively in the construction industry, read and
interpret plans and specifications, plan and organise work and follow
occupational health and safety policies and procedures.
DURATION
1 semester
LOCATION
Trades North - Clarkson
Certificate III in Bricklaying/Blocklaying (Apprenticeship)
PA
Carpentry
9233 4600
wcit.wa.edu.au/carpentry
National ID
State ID
CPC20211
WB43
Course
Certificate II in Construction Pathways (Carpentry)
the building and construction carpentry trade.
You will learn skills in using carpentry tools and equipment, constructing
walls, ceiling and pitched roof frames, carrying out levelling operations,
using power tools and handling carpentry materials.
You will learn to work effectively in the construction industry, read and
interpret plans and specifications, plan and organise work and follow
occupational health and safety policies and procedures.
DURATION
1 semester
LOCATION
Certificate III in Carpentry and Joinery (Apprenticeship)
PA
Electrotechnology
9233 4600
wcit.wa.edu.au/electrotechnology
National ID
State ID
UEE22011
WB60
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Course
Certificate II in Electrotechnology (Electrical)
This entry level qualification will provide you with the practical skills and
knowledge to work safely in an electrotechnology environment, solve
problems in multiple d.c. circuits and extra low voltage single path circuits.
You will develop skills that will enable you to identify the required
components/materials and use routine equipment, plant or technology.
DURATION
1 semester
LOCATION
Certificate III in Electrotechnology (Apprenticeship)
PA
Metal Fabrication
9233 4600
wcit.wa.edu.au/metalfabrication
National ID
State ID
MEM20105
WA46
Course
Certificate II in Engineering (Fabrication - Heavy)
This qualification will provide you with practical skills and knowledge in a
range of metals and engineering industry areas. You will develop skills in
using tools, measuring and calculating, technical drawing and drafting, load
shifting, thermal cutting, using forging and casting equipment, and welding.
You will also learn about safety in the workplace, computing and maths. You
will practice the skills you have learned in a workshop environment.
DURATION
1 semester
LOCATION
Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication (Heavy/Welding YH) (Apprenticeship)
National ID
State ID
MEM20105
WA47
Course
Certificate II in Engineering (Fabrication - Light)
This qualification will provide you with practical skills and knowledge in a
range of metals and engineering industry areas. You will develop skills in
using tools, measuring and calculating, technical drawing and drafting, load
shifting, thermal cutting, using forging and casting equipment, and welding.
You will also learn about safety in the workplace, computing and maths. You
will practice the skills you have learned in a workshop environment.
DURATION
1 semester
LOCATION
Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade (Light YC) (Apprenticeship)
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PA
Solid Plastering
9233 4600
wcit.wa.edu.au/plastering
National ID
State ID
CPC20211
WB45
Course
Certificate II in Construction Pathways (Solid Plastering)
This qualification will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge to
undertake a range of manual labouring tasks on building and construction
sites. You will learn about safe work practices, using equipment and tools
and effective communication.
You will also develop skills that will enable you to read plans, take
measurements, concrete surfaces, prepare surfaces, prepare for various
construction stages, and organise your work.
DURATION
1 semester
LOCATION
Certificate III in Solid Plastering (Apprenticeship)
PA
Wall & Floor Tiling
9233 4600
wcit.wa.edu.au/tiling
National ID
State ID
CPC20211
WB46
Course
Certificate II in Construction Pathways (Wall and Floor Tiling)
This qualification will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge
to undertake an apprenticeship in the wall and floor tiling trade. You will
learn about safe work practices, using equipment and tools and effective
communication on a building site.
You will also gain skills that will enable you to read plans, take
measurements, concrete surfaces, prepare surfaces, prepare for various
construction stages, and organise your work.
DURATION
1 semester
LOCATION
Certificate III in Wall and Floor Tiling (Apprenticeship)
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Trades North at Clarkson
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Adam Butler
Certificate III in Engineering - Heavy Metal Fabrication
Adam Butler completed a pre–apprenticeship at Trades North, and is now in his second year as an Apprentice
Boilermaker with a large Perth based company. Studying a Certificate III in Engineering – Heavy Metal
Fabrication, Adam’s job entails a variety of metal work tasks, and puts the theory and practical skills learned at
Trades North to the test.
“The workshops at Trades North are brand new and house top of the range
tools which have enabled me to refine my skills and excel in my career.”
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Apprenticeships and
traineeships
Providing training on the job
and in the classroom.
When you start an apprenticeship or traineeship you
enter into a training agreement with an employer.
Throughout this agreement your employer and
West Coast Institute will provide you with the training
you need to become a qualified tradesperson.
If you’re interested in traditional trades like bricklaying
or mechanics, then it’s likely you would consider an
apprenticeship. Traineeships are usually offered in
non-trade areas such as business, beauty and health.
How do I get started?
Once you have decided on the industry that suits you,
start talking to prospective employers about taking you
on as an apprentice/trainee. If you’re a school student
speak to your schools VET coordinator who can help you
select the best training option.
Ensure you have a resume and/or personal portfolio
which outlines your work experience, skills and
achievements.
Once you have secured an apprenticeship/traineeship
you or your employer will need to contact the Australian
Apprenticeships Centre. They will help organise the
signing of the training agreement and advise you of the
official approval of the apprenticeship/traineeship.
The final step to begin you apprenticeship/traineeship
is for your employer to enrol you at West Coast for your
theoretical training and assessment.
If you already have industry experience, or are currently
working in the industry, you may be eligible to complete
your apprenticeship/traineeship in less time. Please
enquire about this at the time of enrolment.
As an apprentice or trainee, your
employer will expect you to:
• Apply yourself to all aspects of your training and
make every effort to develop the skills to gain your
qualification
• Make a commitment to fulfil your work
responsibilities including taking care of workplace
property and respecting the rights of other
employees in the workplace
• Complete required training both at work and at West Coast Institute.
Earning money
Apprentices and trainees are paid training wages. Wages
vary according to the industry, your age and the stage
of the apprenticeship/traineeship. Further information
about wages can be found at www.trainingwa.wa.gov.au
At the end of your apprenticeship/
traineeship you will receive:
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An industry recognised qualification
Higher pay
Great job prospects
Access to further training opportunities.
Check out these sites for possible
apprenticeships and traineeships
available in your local area:
»» careerone.com.au
»» seek.com.au
»» jobs.wa.gov.au
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Peter Camarri
Director of CME Boilermaking Services
Specialising in the fabrication of hand rails for the train industry, CME Boilermaking Services works with some
of Western Australia’s largest mining organisations. Director, Peter Camarri finds a lot of benefits in employing
apprentices. “They are always eager to learn and with the training apprentices receive at West Coast, they are
usually ready to hit the ground running from the very beginning of their Apprenticeship,” said Peter.
“It’s a quick and simple process to hire apprentices so I usually have
four employed at any one time.”
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For the employer
Hiring an apprentice or trainee
is a smart way to invest in your
business.
With ongoing industry-relevant training, an apprentice
or trainee can add real value to your business and
contribute to your bottom line.
Depending on the nature and scope of your business,
you can choose to employ an apprentice or trainee in any
one of a wide range of qualifications that best suits your
business needs.
There are now more apprenticeship and traineeship
programs than ever before and training is now
competency based rather than fixed to time.
All apprenticeships and traineeships can be undertaken
on a full-time basis and many can be completed
part-time. There are also more options to employ in-school and mature aged apprentices and trainees.
Your existing staff can also undertake an apprenticeship
or traineeship. West Coast Institute can conduct an
assessment to establish what formal training is required
for your staff member to complete their apprenticeship
or traineeship. If they have extensive industry
experience, it may take less time.
Financial incentives
Employers can receive a range of financial incentives
to reduce the cost of training apprentices and trainees
including:
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Australian Government incentives
Payroll Tax exemption
Workers’ compensation rebate
Funding for training
Funding from the Building and Construction Industry
Training Fund (BCITF).
An employer of an apprentice/trainee
should:
• Ensure that a training contract with your apprentice/
trainee is completed
• Encourage your apprentice/trainee by providing:
»» Employment, training and supervision for the
duration of the apprenticeship/traineeship
»» Necessary time off work to complete the relevant
off the job training if required
»» A working environment and conditions which
contribute to developing skills and meet
occupational health and safety regulations
»» Normal employer obligations including wages,
superannuation and insurance
• Apprentices/trainees are generally paid less than
other employees because they are being trained.
Wages vary according to their age, the industry and
the stage of the apprenticeship/traineeship
• Honour a one month probation period for each year
of the traineeship/apprenticeship. During this time,
the training contract can be cancelled by either party.
West Coast Institute can help you:
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Select the right apprentice/trainee for your business
Employ an apprentice/trainee
Complete and register a training contract
Train and assess your apprentice/trainee
Support your apprentice/trainee
Complete and issue qualifications
West Coast Institute can conduct an assessment to
establish what formal training is required for your staff
to complete their apprenticeship or traineeship.
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AUTOMOTIVE
BRICKLAYING &
BLOCKLAYING
CARPENTRY & JOINERY
CONSERVATION &
HORTICULTURE
ELECTROTECHNOLOGY
HOSPITALITY
METAL FABRICATION
APPRENTICESHIPS
SOLID PLASTERING
WALL & FLOOR TILING
AP
Automotive
National ID
9233 4600
wcit.wa.edu.au/automotive
AUR30312
State ID
J391
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Course
Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Technology
This qualification will provide you with the skills and knowledge used in
the automotive electrical technology sector which includes inspection,
service and repair. It also provides you with the opportunity to specialise
in an industry sector by selecting the relevant descriptor specific to your
enterprise requirements. You will also learn how to apply safe work practices
and carry out diagnostic procedures.
DURATION
4 years
LOCATION
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Successful completion of this qualification provides you with the opportunity
to progress to a higher level qualification and gain employment in a
supervisory or management role.
AP
Bricklaying &
Blocklaying
9233 4600
wcit.wa.edu.au/bricklaying
National ID
State ID
CPC30111
D390
Course
Certificate III in Bricklaying/Blocklaying
the building and construction bricklaying trade. You will learn how to lay and
bond bricks and similar building blocks and how to construct ornamental
panels, feature walls, arches and columns. You will learn how to lay bricks
for domestic, commercial and public buildings. You will also learn how to
prepare and maintain brickwork.
DURATION
3 years
LOCATION
Successful completion of this qualification will provide you with the
opportunity to work as a Bricklayer or Blocklayer.
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AP
Carpentry & Joinery
National ID
9233 4600
wcit.wa.edu.au/carpentry
CPC32011
State ID
D409
Course
Certificate III in Carpentry and Joinery
This qualification will provide you with the skills and knowledge to be trained
as a tradesperson to work on dwellings up to two stories high. You will
acquire skills that enable you to specialise in both carpentry and joinery
required to construct residential dwellings. You will also learn to use tools
and equipment, to install floors, walls, and roofs, and to construct and
assemble windows, sashes, doors and stairs.
DURATION
3 years
LOCATION
opportunity to work as a Carpenter and/or Joiner.
AP
Conservation &
Horticulture
9233 4600
wcit.wa.edu.au/conservation
National ID
State ID
AHC30910
D475
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Course
Certificate III in Landscape Construction
In this qualification you will gain the practical skills and knowledge required
to design garden landscapes or renovate existing gardens. You will learn how
to select materials and plants for landscape projects, set out and landscape
a range of sites, and construct stone, brick, block and timber structures and
features. You will also learn about irrigation installation and safety in the
workplace.
DURATION
3 years
LOCATION
Trades North - Joondalup
to become a Landscaper, Landscape Designer or Landscape Supervisor.
National ID
State ID
AHC30710
D473
Course
Certificate III in Horticulture
undertake horticultural tasks in a specialised area. Subjects are selected
from horticulture specialisations including arboriculture, floriculture,
landscaping, nursery, parks and gardens, production skills and turf
management. Subjects may include plant identification, irrigation, pest
and disease control, machinery use, nursery work, hard landscaping,
hydroponics, and turf maintenance. Not all horticultural specialisations will
be available at all locations.
DURATION
3 years
LOCATION
Trades North - Joondalup
opportunity to work as a Horticulturalist.
AP
Electrotechnology
National ID
9233 4600
wcit.wa.edu.au/electrotechnology
UEE30811
State ID
A123
Course
Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician
This qualification will prepare you with the underpinning skills and
knowledge which will enable you to obtain an A Grade Electrical License,
and subsequently undertake a career as an electrician in the domestic and
commercial building installation, fit out and maintenance service sector.
DURATION
4 years
LOCATION
opportunity to work in the electrical servicing industry.
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AP
Hospitality
National ID
9233 1800
wcit.wa.edu.au/hospitality
SIT30812
State ID
J436
Course
Certificate III in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery)
plan, organise, prepare and cook food in a commercial kitchen environment.
You will learn about effective communication, occupational health and safety
procedures and workplace hygiene. You will also learn skills to produce
quality foods, plan menus, prepare food according to dietary or cultural
needs, control costs, work as part of a team, and serve a range of meals
in a professional manner. You will practice the skills you have learned in a
simulated work environment or at an appropriate hospitality establishment.
DURATION
3 years
LOCATION
Joondalup
to become a Commercial Cook (non-tradesperson status).
National ID
State ID
FDF30510
S769
Course
Certificate III in Retail Baking (Cake and Pastry)
This course is for people who work or want to work in the retail baking
sector of the food processing industry and provides trade baking skills and
knowledge for those working in hot bread shops, cake shops, franchises,
in-store bakeries and similar outlets with a focus on cakes and pastry.
You will learn to produce and decorate a range of cakes, biscuits, pastry and
yeast products including speciality products such as gateaux, tortes, petits
fours and chocolate. You will also do sugar work and learn how to use baking
equipment and machinery. You will also learn operational processes and how
to work safely and effectively in the retail baking sector.
DURATION
3 years
LOCATION
Joondalup
to become a Baker, Baking Assistant or Bread Maker.
Become an expert in your
field, while getting paid.
National ID
State ID
FDF30610
S770
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Course
Certificate III in Retail Baking (Bread)
The Certificate III in Retail Baking (Bread) provides trade baking skills and
knowledge for those working in a retail baking environment with a focus on
bread baking. Using industry standard tools and machinery you will gain the
knowledge and skills required to produce quality breads. You will learn all
aspects of bread baking, including common baking faults and baking breads
to suit dietary requirements.
DURATION
3 years
LOCATION
Joondalup
to become a Baker.
National ID
State ID
FDF30710
S771
Course
Certificate III in Retail Baking (Combined)
This qualification will provide you with the knowledge and skills necessary
to work in the baking industry as a producer of a variety of breads, cakes,
pastries and yeast goods. You will learn to decorate an extensive range of
cakes and other baked products. These skills will enable you to work as a
qualified baker in a large scale plant bakery, hot bread shop, pastry shop, or
in a hotel or hospital bakery. You will also learn about OH&S procedure, food
hygiene and sanitation and effective workplace communication.
DURATION
3 years
LOCATION
Joondalup
to become a Baker.
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AP
Metal Fabrication
9233 4600
wcit.wa.edu.au/metalfabrication
National ID
State ID
MEM30305
WT78
MEM30305
WT76
Course
Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade (Light YC)
Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade (Heavy/Welding YG)
This qualification provides you with the skills and knowledge to work in
the engineering fabrication industry. You usually have to complete an
apprenticeship in fabrication trade, which involves both on and off the job
training.
DURATION
3.5 years
LOCATION
opportunity to work as a Boilermaker, Sheetmetal Worker, Welder or
Heavy Welder.
AP
Solid Plastering
National ID
9233 4600
wcit.wa.edu.au/plastering
CPC31011
State ID
D399
Course
Certificate III in Solid Plastering
the building and construction concreting industry as a Solid Plasterer. You
will learn to finish walls, floors and ceilings in gypsum and Portland cement
plasters, and construct various mouldings, textured finishes and ornamental
restoration work.
DURATION
3 years
LOCATION
opportunity to work as a Plasterer - Solid.
AP
Wall & Floor Tiling
National ID
9233 4600
wcit.wa.edu.au/tiling
CPC31311
State ID
D402
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Course
Certificate III in Wall and Floor Tiling
the building industry of the wall and floor tiling trade. You will learn how to
lay tiles on a variety of internal and external surfaces.
DURATION
3 years
LOCATION
opportunity to work as a Tiler.
If you already have industry experience you may be
eligible to complete your apprenticeship in less time.
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ALLIED HEALTH
BEAUTY
BUSINESS &
MANAGEMENT
CHILDREN’S SERVICES
COMMUNITY SERVICES
& YOUTH WORK
CONSERVATION &
HORTICULTURE
ENTERTAINMENT
FINANCE &
ACCOUNTING
HOSPITALITY
TRAINEESHIPS
INFORMATION &
COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGY
RETAIL
TR
Allied Health
National ID
9233 1831
wcit.wa.edu.au/alliedhealth
HLT32412
State ID
J064
25
Course
Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance
to assist Allied Health staff (Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists and
Speech Pathologists) by helping implement the patient’s rehabilitation or
maintenance therapy programmes, and in preparing written and verbal
reports on their progress.
DURATION
6 months
LOCATION
Joondalup
to become an Allied Health Assistant or Therapy Assistant.
Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance
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TR
Beauty
National ID
9233 1831
wcit.wa.edu.au/beauty
SIB20110
State ID
S777
Course
Certificate II in Retail Make-up & Skin Care
This qualification provides you with the skills and knowledge to work in
the make-up and cosmetic retail industry. You will acquire basic skills in
workplace communication, client interaction, demonstrating and selling
make-up and retail skin care products, and performing routine salon or
store functions.
DURATION
6 months
LOCATION
Joondalup
Successful completion of this qualification provides you with the prospect of
working in retail make-up and cosmetic/skin care service outlet.
Certificate III in Beauty Services
National ID
State ID
SIB30110
S779
Course
Certificate III in Beauty Services
to provide a number of beauty treatments and services. You will learn skills
in customer service, effective communication, providing advice and selling
beauty products, and conducting financial transactions. You will also learn
skills to provide lash and eyebrow treatments, waxing, and manicure and
pedicures. You can choose to learn skills in applying nail art and extensions,
designing and applying make-up, establishing and operating a small
business and ear piercing.
DURATION
6 months
LOCATION
Joondalup
to gain entry level positions in the beauty industry or become a Cosmetic
Retail Sales Assistant.
Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy
National ID
State ID
SIB40110
S780
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Course
Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy
This qualification will provide you with skills and knowledge in a range of
beauty therapy treatments and services, including facial massage, lash and
brow treatments, nail technology services, make-up, waxing, body massage,
aromatherapy, and knowledge of skin care and cosmetic products and
customer services. You will also learn a broad range of skilled applications,
including requirements to evaluate and analyse current practices, develop
new criteria and procedures for performing current practices, and some
provision of leadership and guidance to others in the application and
planning of skills.
DURATION
1 year
LOCATION
Joondalup
to become a Beauty Therapist.
Diploma of Beauty Therapy
TR
Business and
Management
9233 1822
wcit.wa.edu.au/busmgt
National ID
State ID
BSB51107
D173
Course
Diploma of Management
to manage operational areas of an organisation or to add value to, or
review, management practices. You will have considerable experience in
your respective industry or vocational area. You will be able to select units
from a broad range of management options including customer service,
financial management, information management, project management, risk
management and human resource management.
DURATION
1 year
LOCATION
Joondalup
to become a Manager.
Advanced Diploma of Management and a range of other advanced diploma
qualifications at University.
Start talking to prospective employers
about taking you on as a trainee.
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TR
Children’s Services
National ID
9233 1831
wcit.wa.edu.au/childservices
CHC30712
State ID
J009
Course
Certificate III in Children’s Services – out of school hours care
assist in caring for the social, emotional, physical and educational needs of
infants and young children (aged 0-5) in various care settings. You will learn
how to care for, interact with and foster the development of children with a
focus on sustainable practice. You also learn about the important role of the
family, working within legal requirements, ensuring children’s health and
safety, first aid and working with children at risk. As part of this qualification
you will undertake a supervised work placement where you will be able to
apply the skills and knowledge you have learned. This qualification also
enhances your abilities to travel locally/nationally/internationally as an
au-pare or nanny.
DURATION
9 months
LOCATION
Joondalup/ Flexi - online
to become an Early Childhood Educator, Family Day Educator or Nanny.
Certificate IV in Children’s Services OSHC
National ID
State ID
CHC41212
J019
Course
Certificate IV in Children’s Services - out of school hours care
This qualification will further develop your practical skills and knowledge
to develop services and programs to meet identified needs within the
community. You will learn skills in advanced communication, group work,
training, community information provision and program development. You
will also learn how to design and deliver programs that are accessible and
enhance community participation. You will develop an understanding of the
legal and ethical requirements for working in community services. As part of
this qualification you will undertake a supervised work placement where you
will be able to apply the skills and knowledge you have learned.
DURATION
1 year
LOCATION
Joondalup
to become a Community or Welfare Support Worker, Outreach Officer, Family
Support Worker or Domestic Violence Worker.
Diploma of Community Services Work / Diploma of Community Services
Management
If you require more information
call 1300 134 881.
National ID
State ID
CHC50908
D313
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Course
Diploma of Children’s Services - early childhood education and care
provide care and meet the social, emotional, physical and educational needs
of infants and young children (aged 0-12) in various care settings. You will
learn about ethical work practices and the legal requirements of the child
care industry. You will also learn skills in planning care routines, delivering
and evaluating activities and fostering all aspects of a child’s development.
You will learn about program development, working with families, observing
and recording children’s behaviour, working with culturally diverse clients
and managing safety in the workplace. As part of this qualification you will
undertake a supervised work placement where you will be able to apply the
skills and knowledge you have learned.
DURATION
1 year
LOCATION
Joondalup
to become a Childcare Worker or Group Leader and with suitable experience
a Coordinator of Childcare Services.
Advanced Diploma of Children’s Services
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TR
Community Services &
Youth Work
9233 1831
wcit.wa.edu.au/community
National ID
State ID
CHC30112
J004
Course
Certificate III in Community Services Work
work effectively with individuals and groups, in residential and community
settings, to identify their needs and plan and develop appropriate services
to meet those needs. You will learn about the community services sector
including mental health, alcohol and other drug services and domestic
violence services. You will learn skills in effective communication,
gathering, maintaining and providing information, advocacy and community
development processes, ethical behaviour and legal responsibilities of
community workers. As part of this qualification you will undertake a
supervised or simulated work placement where you will be able to apply the
DURATION
6 months
LOCATION
Joondalup
to become a Home Care Worker or gain support or volunteer roles in
welfare/community centres, outreach programs, women’s or youth refuges
and employment support services. Employment opportunities are enhanced
through further study.
Certificate IV in Community Services Work
National ID
State ID
CHC40708
D284
Course
Certificate IV in Community Services Work
manage the service delivery of community service organisations. You will
learn skills in consultation, community program development, group work,
advocacy, case management, policy and research. You will also learn skills
in the management of finances, work safety and the work environment. You
will undertake projects that involve working as part of a team and with the
community. As part of this qualification you will undertake a supervised work
placement where you will be able to apply the skills and knowledge you have
learned.
DURATION
6 months
LOCATION
Joondalup
to become a Case Worker, Community Case Coordinator, Community Case
Manager or Employment Services Manager.
University
Become an expert in your
field, while getting paid.
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TR
Conservation &
Horticulture
9233 4600
wcit.wa.edu.au/conservation
National ID
State ID
AHC21010
D460
Course
Certificate II in Conservation and Land Management
to assist with a range of tasks to maintain and restore natural and cultural
places and farmland. You will learn about workplace safety, environmental
work practices, providing first aid, and treating weeds. You will also be able
to choose from a range of subjects which include working with plants and
animals, construction and maintenance, using machinery and equipment,
and managing resources. You will be able to focus your studies in different
areas which include conservation earthworks, Indigenous land management,
lands, parks and wildlife, natural area restoration and management, weed
management and vertebrate pest management.
DURATION
1 year
LOCATION
Joondalup
to gain entry level Assistant positions with environmental agencies.
Certificate III in Conservation and Land Management (apprenticeship or
traineeship)
National ID
State ID
AHC20410
D454
Course
Certificate II in Horticulture
to assist with a range of tasks to maintain and restore natural and cultural
places and farmland. You will learn about workplace safety, environmental
work practices, providing first aid, and treating weeds. You will also be able
to choose from a range of subjects which include working with plants and
animals, construction and maintenance, using machinery and equipment,
and managing resources. You will be able to focus your studies in different
areas which include conservation earthworks, Indigenous land management,
lands, parks and wildlife, natural area restoration and management, weed
management and vertebrate pest management.
DURATION
1 year
LOCATION
Joondalup
Certificate III in Horticulture (Apprenticeship or traineeship)
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National ID
State ID
Course
AHC31410
Certificate III in Conservation and Land Management
D480
(Also available as an apprenticeship)
to assist in a range of tasks to maintain and restore natural and cultural
places and farmland. You will build on the subjects covered in the Certificate
II in Conservation and Land Management. You will be able to continue your
studies in your chosen area(s) of specialisation. Areas include conservation
earthworks, Indigenous land management, lands, parks and wildlife, natural
area restoration and management, weed management and vertebrate
pest management.
DURATION
1 year
LOCATION
Joondalup
Certificate IV in Conservation and Land Management
National ID
State ID
Course
AHC30710
Certificate III in Horticulture
D473
(Also available as an apprenticeship)
undertake horticultural tasks in a specialised area. Subjects are selected
from horticulture specialisations including arboriculture, floriculture,
landscaping, nursery, parks and gardens, production skills and turf
management. Subjects may include plant identification, irrigation, pest
and disease control, machinery use, nursery work, hard landscaping,
hydroponics, and turf maintenance. Not all horticultural specialisations will
be available at all locations.
DURATION
1 year
LOCATION
Joondalup
to become a Horticulturist.
Certificate IV in Horticulture
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APPRENTICESHIPS & TRAINEESHIPS
TR
Entertainment
National ID
9233 1822
wcit.wa.edu.au/entertainment
CUE20103
State ID
C672
33
Course
Certificate II in Live Production, Theatre and Events
This qualification is designed to reflect the role of individuals who perform
a range of mainly routine tasks who work under direct supervision. It is a
flexible entry level qualification, which can be customised to meet a broad
range of industry needs. It is in essence a Customer Service course that is
applicable to a range of customer service contexts in the Live Entertainment
industry most relevant to theatre, cinema and event venues.
work with OHS guidelines, to sell and advise customers on products and
services, provide venue information and assistance, usher patrons, work with
others, manage own work and learning and process financial transactions.
DURATION
6 months
LOCATION
Joondalup
to work in a front of house capacity in a cinema, theatre or event venue.
On completion, candidates can progress to Certificate III in Venues or Events.
There are no prerequisites for entering the Certificate II in Live Production,
Theatre and Events and the Certificate III Venues and Events qualifications.
National ID
State ID
CUE30303
C686
Course
Certificate III in Venues and Events (Customer Service)
This qualification reflects the role of individuals who apply a broad range of
competencies in a range of customer service contexts in the entertainment
industry. This qualification has been designed for those who wish to
enter into a supervisory role in a range of customer service contexts in
the entertainment industry such as theatre, cinema and event venues. In
carrying out their duties, they are expected to use some discretion and
judgement supported by relevant theoretical knowledge.
This qualification will provide candidates with the practical skills and
knowledge to advise customers on seating and ticketing information, monitor
entry to a venue and report on crowd movements, control and co-ordinate
venue services, and co-ordinate work teams and interaction with customers.
Candidates will also learn to deal with conflict and resolve complaints and
work effectively with diversity.
DURATION
6 months
LOCATION
Joondalup
to work in a supervisory capacity in a cinema, theatre or event venue.
Certificate IV or Diploma qualifications which do not require a prerequisite
qualification.
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TR
Finance & Accounting
National ID
9233 1822
wcit.wa.edu.au/finacc
FNS30311
State ID
D703
Course
Certificate III in Accounts Administration
record and create summaries of the financial transactions of a business or
other organisation. You will learn skills that enable you to process journal
entries, payroll and bank receipts, prepare, process and maintain financial
records, prepare financial reports and providing customer service in financial
transactions.
DURATION
6 months
LOCATION
Joondalup
to become a collection or lending officer, payroll, cost and accounts clerk.
Certificate IV in Bookkeeping
National ID
State ID
FNS40211
D706
35
Course
Certificate IV in Bookkeeping
to work as a bookkeeper in a business or your own practice. You will
learn skills to develop your bookkeeping and financial report preparation
knowledge, complete all bookkeeping requirements and complete BAS
information for employers and clients. You will also be able to develop a
range of generic business skills. This qualification is recognised as meeting
the future requirements for bookkeepers wishing to provide BAS services as
a professional contract bookkeeper, either working under the direction of a
Tax Agent / Public Accountant, for a bookkeeping business or franchise, or
as a BAS service provider.
DURATION
1 year
LOCATION
Joondalup
Successful completion of this qualification provides the opportunity to
become a Bookkeeper within an organisation, under the direction of a
Tax Agent / Public Accountant or as a Private Bookkeeping Consultant.
Diploma of Accounting
National ID
State ID
FNS40611
D707
Course
Certificate IV in Accounting
This qualification is designed to provide students with the skills required
to undertake a range of financial, managerial and administrative tasks in
an accounting context. You will gain the skills and knowledge to record and
create summaries of financial business transactions as well as the ability
to complete statements for tax purposes, operational reporting, and the
preparation of budgets.
Possible job titles relevant to this qualification include Accounts Officer,
Payroll Officer, Bookkeeper or Office Administrator.
DURATION
1 year
LOCATION
Joondalup
Successful completion of this qualification provides the opportunity to
become an Accountant, Bookkeeper, Payroll Clerk.
Diploma of Accounting
If you already have industry experience you may be
eligible to complete your traineeship in less time.
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TR
Hospitality
9233 1800
wcit.wa.edu.au/hospitality
National ID
State ID
SIT30707
S606
Course
Certificate III in Hospitality
This qualification provides the skills and knowledge for an individual to be
competent in hospitality operations. Work would be undertaken in various
hospitality settings, such as restaurants, hotels, motels, clubs, pubs, cafes
and coffee shops.
DURATION
1 year
LOCATION
Joondalup
to become a Front Desk Receptionist, Food and Beverage Attendant,
Bar/Bottle Shop Attendant, Barista, Housekeeper, Gaming Attendant, or
Wine Waiter.
Certificate IV in Hospitality
National ID
State ID
SIT40307
S613
Course
Certificate IV in Hospitality
This qualification provides the skills and knowledge for an individual to be
competent in hospitality operations, team leading or supervision. Work
would be undertaken in various hospitality settings such as restaurants,
hotels, motels, clubs, pubs, cafes and coffee shops. The qualification is
suitable for an Australian apprenticeship pathway.
DURATION
6 months
LOCATION
Joondalup
to become a Food and Beverage Supervisor, a Front Office Supervisor,
Concierge, or Gaming Supervisor.
Diploma of Hospitality
At West Coast, we’re dedicated to leading
you towards a positive future.
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Ebony Lane
Certificate III in Hospitality Operations (Traineeship)
Ebony is currently completing a Traineeship in Hospitality Operations at a popular Perth Bistro. Employed as
the Duty Manager, Ebony is responsible for managing and training up to 15 staff at any time whilst coordinating
staff rosters, payroll, accounts and supplies. Ebony’s traineeship taught her how to deal effectively with conflict,
communicate with clients in a professional manner and most importantly, provide impeccable service that will
keep customers coming back.
“Since the first day I got into hospitality I have loved it. My training at West Coast
has enabled me to build my communication and organisational skills in order to
help and train my staff.”
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TR
Information &
Communication
Technology
9233 1800
wcit.wa.edu.au/ict
National ID
State ID
ICA20111
D555
Course
Certificate II in Information, Digital Media and Technology
to operate the essential functions of software applications of a computer.
You will learn skills that enable you to operate a computer and use
software applications which could include packages for word processing,
spreadsheets, databases, presentation packages, internet, email and basic
web page construction. You will also learn about the different fields of
information technology.
DURATION
6 months
LOCATION
Joondalup
Successful completion of this qualification provides you with basic computing
skills to support a wide range of varying industry occupations with role title
such as Office Assistant, Records Assistant, and Junior Office Support.
Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology
National ID
State ID
ICA30111
D556
Course
Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology
This qualification provides you with the skills and knowledge to support
information technology activities in the workplace across a wide range
of ICT areas, including technical support, network administration, web
technologies, software applications and digital media technologies. You
will learn how to install and customise operating systems, perform basic
diagnostic support, advise clients on the suitability of software packages,
and customise and document software changes.
DURATION
6 months
LOCATION
Joondalup
Successful completion of this qualification, depending on the stream
selected, will provide you with the opportunity to work in basic personal
computer (PC) support, basic network/system administration or in first level
help desk roles. Possible job roles, depending upon streams taken, include
Client Support Officer, Help Desk Technician, ICT Operations Support, IT
Technician, PC Support.
Certificate IV in Information Technology, or a range of other Certificate IV
qualifications.
Start talking to prospective employers
about taking you on as a trainee.
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National ID
State ID
ICA40811
D564
Course
Certificate IV in Digital Media Technologies
This qualification provides the skills and knowledge for an individual to
be competent in designing, developing and utilising basic multimedia
briefs either as an independent ICT specialist or as part of a team. You
will gain knowledge in photography and image manipulation, video editing
and camera techniques, design and creation of websites and multimedia
presentations.
DURATION
6 months
LOCATION
Joondalup
to gain employment as a Designer, Digital Media Specialist, Graphic/Media
Designer, Interaction Media Developer, Media/Instructional Designer,
Multimedia Author, Multimedia Designer, Multimedia Developer or
Web Designer.
Diploma of Digital Media Technologies, or a range of other Diploma
qualifications.
National ID
State ID
ICA40411
D560
Course
Certificate IV in Information Technology Networking
This qualification will further develop your practical skills and knowledge in
the installation and management of small scale networks. You will learn skills
in installation, configuration, monitoring and administration of a network,
automating network processes, network security. You will also learn about
effective communication, documentation and general business skills.
DURATION
6 months
LOCATION
Joondalup
opportunity to gain employment as a Network Support Technician, Network
Operations Support Technician or Network Operations Technician.
Diploma of Information Technology Networking, or a range of other ICA
Diploma qualifications.
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National ID
State ID
ICA40311
D559
Course
Certificate IV in Web-Based Technologies
manage the day to day operation of information technology websites. You
will learn skills in working with clients, installing network software and
hardware, rectifying system faults on a live system, undertaking capacity
planning, network security, optimising system performance and building an
intranet/internet infrastructure.
DURATION
6 months
LOCATION
Joondalup
to gain employment as a Webmaster Assistant, Website or Web Support
Administrator, Website Coordinator and Assistant Web Designer.
Diploma of Website Development, or a range of other Diploma qualifications.
If you require more information
call 1300 134 881.
TR
Retail
National ID
9233 1822
wcit.wa.edu.au/retail
SIR20212
State ID
J144
Course
Certificate II in Retail
to sell goods to customers in retail and wholesale establishments. You will
learn about controlling and maintaining stock, product knowledge, and
theft prevention. You will also learn skills in selling products and services,
customer service, point of sale systems, balancing the register, effective
communication, and team work. As part of this qualification you will
undertake a supervised work placement where you will be able to apply the
DURATION
1 year
LOCATION
Joondalup
to become a Retail Sales Assistant.
Certificate III in Retail
National ID
State ID
SIR30212
J147
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Course
Certificate III in Retail
to present and coordinate in-store visual merchandising display for a small
business in a retail environment. You will learn about building relationships
with customers and maintaining store safety and security. You will also learn
skills that enable you to profile a retail market, maintain and order stock and
develop ideas for workplace innovation.
DURATION
1 year
LOCATION
Joondalup
to become a Retail Sales Assistant.
Certificate IV in Retail Management
National ID
State ID
SIR40212
J150
Course
Certificate IV in Retail Management
This qualification will provide you with the skills and knowledge to provide
front line management in a retail store environment. You will learn skills
that enable you to develop strategies to manage sales and service delivery,
allocate resources, manage the work performance of staff, and coordinate
the work of teams. You can also choose from subjects which include
merchandising, managing financial resources, managing human resources,
controlling store security and loss, managing inventory and managing store
facilities.
DURATION
1 year
LOCATION
Joondalup
to become a Front Line Manager or Manager in a small retail outlet or within
a larger retail store.
Diploma business qualifications which do not require a prerequisite
qualification or maths requirement for entry.
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Organisations to help you
Apprenticentre
Apprenticentre registers training contracts and
gives advice and support to employers, apprentices/
trainees and parents/carers through every stage of the
apprenticeship/traineeship process.
T: 13 19 54
E: [email protected]
Mission Australia Apprenticeships
Solutions
Mission Australia Apprenticeship Solutions is an
Australian Apprenticeships Centre (AAC), contracted
by the Australian Government to provide information,
assistance and support to employers and Australian
Apprentices.
T: 1300 626 227
W: employmentsolutions.com.au
Australian Apprenticeships Centres
(metropolitan)
Australian Apprenticeships Centres are contracted by
the Australian Government. They help complete and
lodge training contracts and provide general information
on apprenticeships and traineeships. Australian
Apprenticeships Centres (metropolitan) also process
claims for employer incentives and apprentice/trainee
allowances.
T: 13 38 73
CCI Employfast
CCI employfast is a free service for prospective
apprentices and business looking to employ an
apprentice or trainee.
East Perth, Joondalup, Rockingham
T: 1800 224 224
W: www.cciwa.com
W: australianapprenticeships.gov.au
Group Training Australia
MEGT (Australia) Ltd
MEGT provides free support to all employers,
apprentices and trainees in relation to:
• Completing and lodging National Training Contracts
with the State Training Authority
• Determining eligibility for participation and
government funding
• Processing incentive payments to employers
(where applicable)
• Providing advice to employers and Australian
Apprentices on relevant training packages
• Monitoring the progress of the Australian
Apprenticeship.
Group Training Australia (GTA) is Australia’s largest
employer of apprentices and trainees. GTA places
apprentices and trainees with host employers. GTA’s
services are ideal for employers who do not have
sufficient work to employ a person for the full term of an
apprentice/traineeship.
T: 1800 819 747
W: www.gtald.com.au
T: 9263 7888
E: [email protected]
W: megt.com.au
At West Coast, we’re dedicated to leading
you towards a positive future.
Disclaimer
Although all reasonable efforts have been made to ensure that the
information contained in this document is accurate and current at the time
of publication (September 2013), course information is subject to change
without notice. Please check with West Coast Institute when applying or
enrolling and please do not rely exclusively on the content of this document.
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