Course Guide - South Metropolitan TAFE

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Last updated: 14 July 2017
South Metropolitan TAFE
Course
Guide
2017
Contents
South Metropolitan
STUDY OPTIONS AND HOW TO APPLY
5
IMPORTANT DATES
6
FEES AND CHARGES
6
YOUR FUTURE YOUR CHOICE
7
GENERAL INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS
8
RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING (RPL) 9
PATHWAYS TO UNIVERSITY 10
TRAINEESHIPS AND APPRENTICESHIPS
11
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
14
PARENTS AND SCHOOL CAREER ADVISORS
15
ASSOCIATE DEGREES AND HIGHER EDUCATION
16
OUR QUALIFICATIONS20
CONTACT US AND CAMPUS LOCATIONS
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TAFE
OUR QUALIFICATIONS
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p25
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Electrotechnology
and Plumbing
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Engineering
and Mining
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Maritime
Studies
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English and
Foundation Skills
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Science and
Environment
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Business and
Information Technology
Automotive
Technology
Aerospace
and Logistics
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Online, External and
Flexible Training
p33
Community Services
and Health
p36
Construction, Security
and Work Safety
p46
Fashion and
Personal Services
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Hospitality and
Culinary Arts
SEE PAGE 20 FOR
QUALIFICATION DETAILS
COURSE GUIDE 2017
South Metropolitan
TAFE works closely
with industry to
stay in touch with
the latest trends
and technologies.
Everything we
teach is applicable
to the workplace
and we can also
formally recognise
the skills you
already possess via
recognition of prior
learning.
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SOU T H M ET R OPOLIT AN T AF E
Where will your skills take you?
It’s time to find out...
At South Metropolitan TAFE our aim is to help you get to where you want
to be in the future. That may be securing your dream job, going on to further
study or upgrading your skills to advance your career. Whatever it is, we can
provide the skills and knowledge needed to achieve these goals.
As one of Western Australia’s largest training providers, we train and educate more than
39,000 students each year in about 540 different qualifications on 14 campuses. We
have highly specialised facilities and dedicated lecturers to ensure your time with us sets
your career on an upward trajectory.
We work closely with industry to stay in touch with the latest trends and technologies.
Everything we teach is applicable to the workplace and we can also formally recognise
the skills you already possess via recognition of prior learning.
We are committed to enhancing education and training options for individuals and
employers through cutting edge facilities and technology, lecturers with real industry
expertise and learning programs designed with input from industry to ensure highly
skilled, job-ready graduates.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Our study options make
it easy for you to reach
your career goals.
Full-time study
Full-time courses require
approximately 16 to 25 hours (up to
37.5) of classroom study per week
(normally during the day) as well as
further personal study time. Part-time
studies are also available and in some
teaching areas study is available
through flexible delivery or online.
The information in this course guide
covers full-time courses, except
where indicated. There are different
enrolment processes for full-time and
part-time study and for enrolling in
short courses.
Applications for full-time study
Applications for full-time courses
(except where indicated as ‘local
application’) are processed through
TAFE Admissions. All access and
bridging courses and special ‘combo’
courses are ‘local application’.
Applications for these courses are
made direct to the campus indicated.
Applications for all other courses are
made online at the TAFE Admissions
web: http://tasonline.tafe.wa.edu.au.
Alternatively a PDF version of the
application form can be downloaded
from http://tasonline.tafe.wa.edu.au
and the downloaded application form
can be completed and posted directly
to TAFE Admissions:
Some qualifications also accept enrolments at any time, for further information
visit southmetrotafe.wa.edu.au.
TAFE ADMISSIONS
Location: 1 Prospect Place, West
Perth WA 6005
Postal: Locked Bag 16, Osborne Park
Delivery Centre WA 6919
Phone: 6212 9888 Fax: 6212 9880
Document submission:
[email protected]
Part-time study
Late applications
Part-time courses are generally
flexible, with students able to select
from available units offered each
semester.
If you want to enrol in a part-time
course, go to the campus you
want to study at. Enrolment days
are generally at the end of January
for semester one and June/July
for semester two. Information on
part-time courses is available online,
around one month earlier.
Flexible, online and
external studies
Offering you the opportunity to study
externally, online or through selfpaced delivery, in your time and at a
venue that suits you best.
Most online and flexible
qualifications can be started at any
time and run either for a set period
from when you start or have flexible
delivery periods.
To enquire about enrolling for online
studies call us on 1800 001 001 or
email [email protected]
If you have missed the TAFE
Admissions application dates, you
can submit a late application or
expression of interest. These are
considered for places remaining after
the TAFE Admissions process has been
completed.
For more info on late applications
call us on 1800 001 001 or email
[email protected]
The information in this course guide
is correct at the time of publication,
however, in some study areas new
training programs are being developed
and this may result in new course
numbers, names and information.
Before lodging an application to
study, it is strongly recommended you
check the course number and location
details on the Training WA website:
www.trainingwa.wa.gov.au and either
call us on 1800 001 001 or email: info@
smtafe.wa.edu.au. Courses are subject
to sufficient enrolments.
Course codes
NATIONAL CODE: Identifies Nationally
Recognised Qualification (e.g.
PMA30108)
COURSE CODE: Used to apply for
full-time study via TAFE Admissions
(e.g. Course code: W516)
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Part-time study is the perfect option
for people seeking to obtain specific
skills or who are unable to undertake
a full-time study load due to other
commitments.
COURSE GUIDE 2017
STUDY OPTIONS
AND HOW TO APPLY
IMPORTANT DATES
FEES AND CHARGES
FULL-TIME STUDY
HOW TO PAY FOR YOUR COURSE
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Main intake (2017 – first semester)
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• Applications open
• First round applications close
• December 2016 Applications
(second round only) close
• First round offers issued
• Second round offers issued
1 September 2016
9 December 2016
3 January 2017
6 January 2017
16 January 2017
Your fees are payable at time of enrolment via EFTPOS,
cheque or credit card.
You may choose to pay all fees at enrolment, or for
eligible students via an instalment plan of fortnightly
payments by direct debit. Your fees will generally
comprise a tuition fee, a resource fee, and any additional
administration fees.
Semester two applications generally open in May
with offers made in late June.
The resource fee does not include the cost of certain
specialised items, including any text books or uniforms.
For the latest information on semester enrolment
dates please visit southmetrotafe.wa.edu.au.
Instalment plans are available for eligible students
to spread fees over the period of your enrolment.
Payments are made by direct debit fortnightly. To set
up an instalment plan make sure you bring your bank
account or credit card details when you enrol.
PART-TIME STUDY
• Part-time information available
• Part-time enrolments
Early January 2017
Late January 2017
Part-time information for semester two is generally
available in June with enrolments taken early July. For the
latest information on part-time enrolments for semester
two please visit southmetrotafe.wa.edu.au.
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND
TRAINING IN SCHOOLS (VETIS)
• Applications open
• Applications close
July 2016
31 August 2016
For the latest information speak to your school VET
Coordinator or Career Counsellor.
HIGHER EDUCATION
(ASSOCIATE DEGREES)
Main intake
• You may apply online, anytime.
To be considered for commencement in semester one 2017,
your application must be received by 9 February 2017.
To be considered for commencement in semester two 2017,
your application must be received by 19 July 2017.
Indicative fees for our courses are available from our
website.
Many of our certificate courses have a concession
tuition rate for eligible students.
For more information on our fees and charges please
visit southmetrotafe.wa.edu.au.
FEE-HELP/VET FEE-HELP
FEE-HELP and VET FEE-HELP are government Higher
Education Loan Programs to assist eligible students
pay their tuition and resource fees for higher level
qualifications.
VET FEE-HELP generally applies to diplomas and
advanced diplomas.
FEE-HELP applies to higher education qualifications, i.e.
associate degrees and higher education diplomas.
You do not have to use a HELP loan to pay your tuition
fees. You can choose to pay all your tuition fees up front,
you can pay some of your tuition fees upfront and use a
HELP loan for the rest or, you can use a HELP loan for all
of your tuition fees (up to your FEE-HELP limit).
For more information on VET FEE-HELP please visit
southmetrotafe.wa.edu.au.
VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION AND
TRAINING (VET/TAFE)
Vocational Education and Training
(VET) is a great way to get a head
start in the career you want to
pursue. VET provides a stepping
stone into the workplace or a
pathway to further study. It caters
to a range of skill and knowledge
bases, from certificate to advanced
diploma qualifications and, because
of this, VET can help you start a new
career, assist you in learning new
skills or improve your skills in your
current industry.
ONLINE, FLEXIBLE AND
EXTERNAL TRAINING
South Metropolitan TAFE offers a
variety of online and flexible study
options. Study can be conducted
completely online and off-campus, or
a mixture of off and on-campus. The
benefit of online study is the ability to
study whenever is most convenient
for you – your time, your place,
your pace.
South Metropolitan TAFE is the
largest provider of apprenticeship
training in Western Australia. We
deliver apprenticeship training across
a huge range of industries.
Apprenticeships and traineeships
provide you with paid work while
you learn all aspects of a trade
or industry. They involve planned
learning over a period agreed by
you, your employer and South
Metropolitan TAFE. A large number
of apprenticeships and traineeships
are also available to part-time
workers.
To find out more about an
apprenticeship, contact an Australian
Apprenticeship Support Network
Provider on 13 38 73 or call South
Metropolitan TAFE on 1800 001 001.
South Metropolitan TAFE is one of the
largest providers of VET in Schools
(VETiS) programs in Western Australia
and works collaboratively with
government and non-government
secondary schools to develop a
broad range of programs suitable
for students in Years 10, 11 and
12. VETiS programs enable school
students to gain knowledge and skills
relevant to industry and employment
while studying towards their
secondary graduation. On successful
completion of their VETiS program
and secondary studies, students
receive their WA Certificate of
Education (WACE) as well as units of
competency or an entire qualification
from a nationally recognised Industry
Training Package.
South Metropolitan TAFE offers
VETiS programs in partnership with
schools and through school based
traineeships and school based
apprenticeships. Parents interested in
VETiS pathways should discuss their
child’s options with their school VET
coordinator.
More information can be obtained
by phoning 1800 001 001 or email
[email protected].
HIGHER EDUCATION
(ASSOCIATE DEGREES)
Higher education courses at South
Metropolitan TAFE provide you
with a unique opportunity to begin
or continue your study towards
qualifications that are valued by
employers and provide you with a
pathway to higher levels of study. Our
applied courses are developed with
input from industry and prepare you
to be employable upon graduation.
Our associate degrees articulate
into a range of university bachelor
degrees, providing you with credit to
continue your study pathway.
Associate degrees are currently
offered in the following areas:
• Aviation, with a focus on operations
management
• Business, with elective streams
in management, marketing and
accounting
• Computer science
• Fashion business
• Hospitality management
•Networking
• Mobile development.
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APPRENTICESHIPS
AND TRAINEESHIPS
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
AND TRAINING (VET) IN
SCHOOLS PROGRAMS
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YOUR FUTURE
YOUR CHOICE
The selection criteria model
gives points for:
1. Qualification pathways
2. Work experience/employment
3. Secondary education/skill
development
Note:
TAFE Admissions entry processes
are subject to change in 2017.
Students can access the latest and
most detailed Information, including
minimum entrance requirements
and addressing selection criteria,
on the Training WA website (www.
trainingwa.wa.gov.au).
GENERAL
INFORMATION FOR
STUDENTS
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ENTRANCE
REQUIREMENTS
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Each qualification (other than access
and bridging courses) has a set of
entrance requirements, which are
designed to ensure all those who
gain entry to a course have the
competencies or skills and abilities
required to effectively participate in
the program.
Entrance requirements differ based
on the complexity of a qualification
and are currently expressed
as generic competencies OR a
prerequisite competency-based
qualification (i.e. a lower level
qualification, such as requiring
completion of a certificate III before
applying for a certificate IV course).
The generic competencies are
communication skills (reading,
writing, speaking and listening)
and maths skills. Some courses
will only require competency in
communication skills; other courses
will require competency in both
communication and maths skills.
(Many courses will have no maths
skills requirement).
SELECTION CRITERIA
Each course has a limited number of
places. Selection criteria are used to
rank eligible applicants when there
are more applicants than places
available in a course. For the majority
of courses, applicants need only to
provide documentary evidence that
they meet the entrance requirements.
However, some of the more popular
(competitive) courses will require
applicants to address selection
criteria.
UNIQUE STUDENT
IDENTIFIER (USI)
ALL students undertaking nationally
recognised Vocational Education and
Training (VET) will need to have a
Unique Student Identifier (USI). This
is a number unique to each student
and will be used to collect and
access all their training records in the
one place. Students will be required
to provide their USI when enrolling
at South Metropolitan TAFE. Further
information on USI’s including how to
apply, visit www.usi.gov.au or one of
our Customer Service Centres.
DUTY OF CARE –
MINORS
The school leaving age is 17
years. This means that all young
people must be either in training or
employed in their 16th or 17th year.
If you choose to study at South
Metropolitan TAFE it is policy that
the college will record attendance in
every class and the duty of care team
has a responsibility to notify your
parent/guardian of any absences. If
this is not an option for you then you
will need to talk to the duty of care
coordinator at South Metropolitan
TAFE about whether or not you may
be eligible to apply for independent
minor status.
CAREER
PLANNING
South Metropolitan TAFE provides a free
service to ensure prospective and current
students receive the best opportunities
for success in the workplace and in their
future careers.
We can assist with career planning,
career pathways and course selection
and will provide advice on: university
pathways, retraining, applications,
entrance requirements and selection
processes, recognition of prior learning,
apprenticeships and traineeships,
industry skills shortage needs and
changing or withdrawing from a course.
We are also able to assist current
students with job search techniques,
resumes and employment related queries.
Visits and presentations to schools
and community groups can also be
arranged. To find out more or to book
an appointment, please call
1800 001 001 or visit our website:
www.southmetrotafe.wa.edu.au.
STUDENT SERVICES
DISABILITY
Student Support Advisers are available
to provide support to current students
who have diagnosed disability or
medical conditions. Student Support
Advisers can provide information to
prospective students with disability
about support available while studying.
The service offered is free, voluntary
and confidential. Students are required
to be registered with Student Support
Services if they wish to access
assistance.
Students may self-refer or be willing to
be referred by a lecturer. Confidentiality
is maintained, however, students are
encouraged to give permission to
Student Support Services staff to inform
lecturers where necessary to facilitate
learning. Student Support Services
staff work closely with lecturing staff
to provide necessary “reasonable
adjustment” in accordance with the
Disability Standards for Education 2005.
Types of assistance available include
Auslan interpreting services, assistive
technology and equipment, alternative
format learning materials, on request,
and alternative exam conditions (e.g.
requests for additional time).
For more information please email:
[email protected] or call
1800 001 001
Aboriginal Student Support Services
provides assistance and support to
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
students, in conjunction with our
Aboriginal training resource centres at
Kadadjiny Mia, Rockingham campus
and Koora-Marr, Thornlie campus.
The following types of assistance may
be accessed:
• Assistance with application and
enrolment
• Available training options
• Career planning referrals
• Tutorial assistance and support
• Assistance with Abstudy applications
• Assistance with Centrelink services
• Assistance with fee and instalment
plans
• Referrals to external support agencies
Students are encouraged to seek
advice and support from the Aboriginal
Student Support Services Unit.
For more information or to make an
appointment at any campus please call
1800 001 001.
South Metropolitan TAFE has
an active Aboriginal Education,
Employment and Training
Committee (AEETC) providing
advice on Aboriginal community
educational and training needs.
We offer a range of customised
training services to enhance
employability, up-skill and achieve
sustainable career development
outcomes for Aboriginal people
within the workplace.
Our training is targeted to meet
workplace needs, delivered in
a ‘hands-on’ way and supportintensive. We focus on job readiness,
building confidence, and industryspecific skills with trainers who are
skilled and experienced in delivering
skills outcomes for Aboriginal clients.
An Aboriginal training and workforce
development officer is available
to assist your organisation in
determining its training needs, with
the aim of increasing retention and
productivity in your workplace.
For more information please
call 1800 001 001 or visit
southmetrotafe.wa.edu.au
Learning at school, TAFE or university
isn’t the only way people gain skills
and knowledge. Many highly-skilled
people have gained and developed
their skills through different
pathways such as paid employment,
community work, volunteering and
taking part in informal training.
Do you already have some of the
skills and knowledge related to the
course you’re interested in? If so, you
may be a candidate for a Recognition
of Prior Learning (RPL) assessment.
The RPL process involves a preassessment interview to see if you
have skills and knowledge relevant
to current industry standards. You
will then be given the opportunity to
work with an RPL assessor to identify
what evidence you have, or can
demonstrate, and whether it meets
the industry standards.
You might find you have all the
skills for a qualification, or the
assessor might recommend some
further training to help you gain
a qualification. Please note fees
apply for both the pre-assessment
interview and RPL assessments.
Email: [email protected] or
call us on 1800 001 001.
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ABORIGINAL
WORKFORCE
DEVELOPMENT
SERVICES
RECOGNITION
OF PRIOR
LEARNING (RPL)
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ABORIGINAL STUDENT
SUPPORT SERVICES
SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE
OFFERS A RANGE OF PATHWAYS
BETWEEN QUALIFICATIONS,
INCREASING YOUR OPTIONS TO
CONTINUE YOUR EDUCATION
AND TRAINING.
This means we offer the ideal platform for you to
get to where you want to go, whether that’s gaining
employment, becoming an expert in your field or
following a degree pathway to further study at
university.
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When you complete a vocational diploma, advanced
diploma, or one of our associate degrees, pathways
are available for you to continue your study to gain
higher level knowledge and to graduate with the skills
currently in demand by employers.
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Our strong relationships with local universities
provide students with a seamless pathway towards
higher qualifications. There are over hundreds of
pathways from South Metropolitan TAFE courses to
our university partners.
For full details regarding the advanced standing/
credit you can expect when looking at a South
Metropolitan TAFE associate degree pathway or, a
university bachelor degree pathway, visit our
website or get in touch on 1800 001 001.
Bachelor
Degree at
University
YOUR CHOICE
Associate
Degree
Advanced
Diploma
Diploma
Certificate IV
Certificate III
Certificate II
Certificate I
YOUR PATHWAY
YOUR FUTURE
PATHWAYS TO
UNIVERSITY
TRAINEESHIPS AND
APPRENTICESHIPS
Traineeships and apprenticeships are a great way to
develop your skills and get paid at the same time. We will
help you move from where you are today to where you
want to be in the future. We will ensure that your learning
expectations are met by tailoring the content of your
training programs to suit yours and the industry’s needs.
South Metropolitan TAFE has a long history of working
with employers across a broad range of industries, to
support apprenticeships and trainees.
The programs feature:
Higher level traineeships are also available to up-skill
existing workers. The programs are flexible to enable an
apprentice/trainee to commence their training at any time
during the year.
Nationally recognised certificates of competency are
awarded on the successful completion of a South
Metropolitan TAFE apprenticeship or traineeship.
For more information visit southmetrotafe.wa.edu.
South Metropolitan TAFE offers a range of customised
training services to enhance employability, up-skill and
achieve sustainable career development outcomes for
Aboriginal people within the workplace.
Our training is targeted to meet workplace needs,
delivered in a ‘hands-on’ way and support-intensive. We
focus on job readiness, building confidence, and industryspecific skills. Our trainers are skilled and experienced in
delivering skills outcomes for Aboriginal clients.
We provide traineeships and apprenticeships tailored
specifically for Aboriginal people, resulting in increased
retention and productivity within the workplace.
FINDING A TRAINEESHIP
OR APPRENTICESHIP
For general information about apprenticeships, check out
these government websites:
• www.dtwd.wa.gov.au/apprenticeshipoffice or
•www.australianapprenticeships.gov.au
• www.aajobpathways.com.au and associated links or phone
the DTWD Apprenticeship Office on 13 19 54.
See Traineeship and
Apprenticeship listing
next page.
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DELIVERING TO
ABORIGINAL PEOPLE
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• Recognition of prior learning of the competencies
already held.
• Competency based on-the-job training and assessment.
• Self-paced learning.
• Project or enterprise-based learning and assessment.
• Intensive support programs including off-the-job training
as required.
Aboriginal and Islander
Education Worker
Hospitality – Supervision
Accounting
Hospitality – Food and Beverage
Arboriculture
Hospitality – Accommodation
Services
Accounts Administration
Hospitality – Gaming
Aged Care Worker
Animal Studies
Aquaculture
Automotive Electrical Technology
Automotive Mechanical
Automotive Vehicle Body
Beauty Services
Beauty Therapy
Bookkeeping
Building and Construction
Trade Trainee
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Building Maintenance
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Traineeships
OFFERS TRAINEESHIPS IN THE
FOLLOWING AREAS
Business
Business Administration
Civil Construction
Civil Construction and Design
Human Resources
(Networking)
(Support)
(Systems Analysis and Design)
(Websites)
Integrated Rating
Irrigation
Laboratory Skills
Laboratory Techniques/Technology
Logistics Operations/Supervision
Manager
Community Care Worker
Marine Operations
(Engine Driving) (Grade 2)
Companion Animal Services
Meat Processing – Food Services
Community Sevices Work
Conservation and Land
Management
Data and Voice Communications
Disability Work
Drainage
Marketing
Multimedia
Occupational Health and Safety
Parks and Gardens
Pest Management Technician
Early Childhood Educator
Process Plant Advanced
Technician
Electronics and Communications
Process Plant Technology
Engineering – Higher Engineering
Trade
Rural Operations
Electronics
Process Plant Operations
Electronics and Communications
Engineer
Recreational Vehicle
Manufacturing
Engineering – Production
Engineering – Technician
Engineering (Advanced Trade)
Engineering Assistant
Engineering Draftsperson
Events Technical
Financial Services
Fishing Operations
Floristry
Salon Assistant
School Age Educator
Seafood Processing
Security Assembly and Setup
Security operations
Senior Laboratory Technician
Stevedoring
Surface Extraction Operations
Surface Operations Manager
Food Processing
Surface Preparation and
Coatings Application
Government
Travel and Tourism Officer
Hospitality – Asian Cookery
Vehicle Servicing (Heavy Vehicle)
Hospitality – Operations
Warehousing Operations
Furniture Making
Tourism
Horticulture
Vehicle Servicing
Hospitality – Commercial Cookery
Veterinary Nursing
Hospitality – Patisserie
Water Operations
Aircraft Maintenance Engineer
– Mechanical
– Structures
Asian Cookery
Engineering Tradesperson
Mechanical (Fitter and Machinist)
Mechanical (Marine Fitter)
Mechanical (Mechanical Fitter)
Automotive Electrician
Mechanical (Plant Mechanic)
Automotive Technician
(Heavy Vehicle Road Transport)
Gardener
(Heavy Mobile Equipment)
Automotive Technician (Light)
(Motor Cycle)
Automotive Technician (Outdoor
Power Equipment)
Automotive Technician Marine
(Light)
Baking (Combined)
Breadmaking
Bricklaying
Cabinet Maker
Carpenter
Carpentry and Joinery
Chef
Data and Voice
Communications Technician
Electrical Fitting
Electrical Instrumentation
Tradesperson
General Butcher
Glazier and Glass Processor
Hairdresser
Landscape Gardener
Locksmithing
Marine Craft Construction
Nurseryperson
Nurseryperson Production
Painter and Decorator
Panel Beater
Parks and Gardens
Pastrycooking
Patissier
Plastering
Plumbing and Gasfitting
Roof Plumbing
Security Equipment Installation
Tradesperson
Shipwrighting and Boatbuilding
Electrical Mechanics
Signwriter
Electronic Servicing
[Communications]
Stonemason (no Monumental)
(Electrical)
Vehicle Body Builder
Electrician
Electronic Servicing [Digital]
Fabrication (Light)
Fabrication (Heavy)
Fabrication (Heavy/Welding)
Fabrication (Marine Fitout)
Fabrication (Marine)
Fabrication (Sheet Metal)
Fabrication (Welding)
Mechanical (First Class Machinist)
Mechanical (First Class Welder)
Sports Turf Management
Stonemason (with Monumental)
Tilelaying
Vehicle Painter
Wall and Ceiling Fixing
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Concreter
Mechanical (Refrigeration and
Air-Conditioning)
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Apprenticehips
OFFERS APPRENTICESHIPS IN THE
FOLLOWING AREAS
INTERNATIONAL
STUDENTS
INTERNATIONAL
STUDENT SERVICES
SOUTH METROPOLITAN TAFE DELIVERS
A HUGE RANGE OF NATIONALLY
ACCREDITED QUALIFICATIONS TO
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
South Metropolitan TAFE has a team of
dedicated staff to assist international
students from all campuses (with a
valid student visa) with the following:
Course and progress information
and advice:
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Health and medical cover
Referral to counselling services
Further study options
Advice on course tuition and resource
fee payment
Requests for tuition fee refund
Public transportation information
International student orientations (at
the beginning of each semester)
International student activities
International student newsletters
Note: Courses offered for international
students differ from those available
to Australian domestic students and
different fees apply. For the latest
information about courses offered
to international students visit
www.tafeinternational.wa.edu.au
ADMISSION
International students will need
to apply to study at South
Metropolitan TAFE through TAFE
International Western Australia
(TIWA). TIWA is the Registered
Training Organisation and
international business development
arm of the Western Australian
Government’s Department
of Training and Workforce
Development.
On behalf of all State Training
Providers (TAFEs), TIWA holds the
CRICOS (Commonwealth Register
of Institutions and Courses for
Overseas Students) Provider Code
and recruits international students
through its registered education
agents located throughout the
world. For admission into South
Metropolitan TAFE courses offered
to international students in
Western Australia, please visit
www.tafeinternational.wa.edu.au
where you can apply online.
ADULT MIGRANT
ENGLISH PROGRAM
(AMEP)
Our Adult Migrant English Program
(AMEP) provides English language and
settlement courses for eligible migrants
in Australia.
We offer classes at many locations in
Perth and regional Western Australia.
There are also home tutoring and
distance learning programs.
Other services include:
• workplace orientation courses
• English to help prepare for your
Learner’s Permit test
• language assessments
• career and study advice
• bilingual support in some classes
• free childcare/crèches while you
are in class
• special classes for people under 25
• help to gain recognition of overseas
qualifications
• lodgement of documents for
translation services
• referral to settlement, counselling
and personal support agencies.
The Adult Migrant English Program
is funded by the Australian
Government Department of
Education and Training.
SOUTH METROPOLITAN
TAFE REALISES THAT
HELPING YOUR CHILD
DECIDE WHICH OPTION
TO TAKE WHEN IT
COMES TO FURTHER
EDUCATION CAN BE
DAUNTING.
Where to start?
Students are more likely to choose
a career which suits them if they
understand their own likes and
dislikes. As a parent, you can help
your child develop self-awareness
by discussing these simple ideas
with them.
Remember, skills they use at school,
at work, at home, in the community
and on the sporting field are all
relevant.
Most tertiary education courses will
require a pass mark in English or its
equivalent. Many will also require a
pass in maths, South Metropolitan TAFE
recommends that English and math
based courses be completed by those
students hoping to continue into
further education.
Encourage your child to keep their
options open when selecting their
subjects for further study and remind
them to take their time.
Practical steps for parents
Below are some steps you can take to
help your child succeed in the changing
world of education, work and training.
• Talk to school staff about their
performance, strengths and abilities
• Ensure there is a balance between
study, work, rest and play
• Provide time and space for homework
• Set tasks around the home to
encourage responsible work habits
• Encourage participation in voluntary,
casual or part-time work so skills and
work practices can be learned
• Encourage your child to keep their
options open; the wider the range for
consideration, the more likely they are
to find one that works for them
• Interview friends, family or neighbours
in occupations of interest
• Go to career expos and open days.
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• Ask your child what they have
and have not enjoyed learning,
and why
• Support your child when they
want to try new things and
expand their horizons
• Pursue new interests together
to reinforce the importance of
learning at all ages
• Help your child get to know what
they are good at
• Help your child to investigate jobs
that relate to their interests.
What’s next?
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PARENTS AND
SCHOOL CAREER
ADVISORS
ASSOCIATE DEGREES
AND HIGHER EDUCATION
Higher education diplomas and associate
degrees at South Metropolitan TAFE
provide you with a unique opportunity
to begin or continue your study
towards qualifications that are valued
by employers and provide you with a
pathway to higher levels of study.
Our applied courses are developed with input from
industry and will prepare you to be employable upon
graduation. These courses also provide seamless
pathways from vocational programs you may have
previously studied enabling you to progress without
having to repeat your learning.
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We offer associate degrees in a range of disciplines
including aviation, business, fashion business ,
hospitality management, networking and mobile
development.
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South Metropolitan TAFE provides a positive learning
experience which makes the most of both theoretical
and practical learning styles to ensure you graduate with
the skills required to enter the workforce. Our small class
sizes mean you have more one-on-one time with our
highly qualified industry-experienced lecturers.
Our higher education courses can also lead into further
study at university. We have articulation agreements with a
number of universities in Australia, meaning your associate
degree or higher education diploma could give you direct
entry into a bachelor degree program with credit.
WORK INTEGRATED
LEARNING
You will be exposed to industry practice through
guest speakers, site visits and exposure to the latest
industry practice and are encouraged through the use
of assignments and case studies, to critically evaluate
current practice and its applicability to their own
practice development.
AVIATION
H420 Associate Degree of Aviation
(Operations Management)
The aim of this course is to prepare you for paraprofessional
careers in the aviation industry, in which additional business
units aim to expand the range of employment opportunities in
the aviation Operations Management field.
Graduates will apply underpinning technical and theoretical
knowledge in the field of aviation with specialist knowledge in
aviation management to undertake paraprofessional work in
the airline and airport operations industry or as a pathway for
further learning.
A number of units within the Associate Degree of Aviation
(Operations Management) offer you the opportunity to engage
in up to 108 hours of work integrated learning activities oncampus and off-campus.
BUSINESS
H412 Diploma of Business
The aim of the course is to provide a paraprofessional business
qualification that equips graduates with the underpinning
practical and theoretical knowledge for a career in a range
of business and commercial environments or provide eligible
graduates seamless articulation into further studies at
university.
The Diploma of Business has been designed to provide initial
social and personal development, as well as introductory-level
strategies and principles in business, with the ability to apply
these concepts in a variety of workplace environments.
The Diploma of Business responds to an industry need for
junior graduates who are work ready and may provide a
competitive employment edge. Such employment can also
be overlooked or discounted by some students who settle for
much less rewarding employment. The Diploma of Business is
an embedded course within the Associate Degree of Business,
Associate Degree of Fashion Business and the Associate
Degree of Hospitality Management that may provide you with
an exit point after one year of study. You may be engaged in
up to 88 hours of work integrated learning.
H413 Associate Degree of Business
The aim of the course is to provide a
paraprofessional business qualification that
equips graduates with the underpinning practical
and theoretical knowledge for a career in a range
of business and commercial environments or
provide eligible graduates seamless articulation
into further studies at university.
The Associate Degree of Business has been
designed to provide social and personal
development, as well as intermediate-level
strategies and principles in the disciplines of
accounting, management, or marketing, with
the ability to apply these concepts in a variety of
workplace environments.
The units in the Associate Degree of Business
offer a variety of opportunities for work integrated
learning ranging from guest speakers, to
simulated work activities such as role playing and
simulations, to direct activities such as projects
for real businesses. You man be engaged in up to
100 hours of work integrated learning depending
upon the elective units selected.
FASHION BUSINESS
H415 Associate Degree
of Fashion Business
The Associate Degree of Fashion Business responds
to an industry need for graduates who are work
ready with business skills specific to contemporary
fashion industries. This course provides a competitive
employment edge and a pathway to lifelong learning.
The Associate Degree of Fashion Business responds
to an industry need for graduates who are work ready
and may provide a competitive employment edge, or
a pathway to lifelong learning.
Within the Associate Degree of Fashion Business
you will be connected to key industry representatives
from major Australian companies through guest
speakers, exhibitions, industry events and public
lectures during their study. You may be engaged in
up to 132 hours of work integrated learning across a
number of units within this associate degree.
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The Associate Degree of Fashion Business, a
para-professional business qualification, provides
for a career in fashion business and commercial
environments or articulation into further studies
at university. Graduates may enter a career in the
fashion industry, encompassing a range of business,
management, entrepreneurial and innovation
practices. Articulation to university may strengthen
their aptitude in high end fashion, business and/
or management. This qualification therefore,
encompasses both the creative needs of a product
developer and the skills required for business
development.
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The Associate Degree of Business responds
to an industry need for intermediate-level
graduates who are work ready and may provide
a competitive employment edge. It goes beyond
the Diploma of Business (and first year of the
Associate Degree) to provide more breadth as
well as depth in a specialisation area.
HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
H414 Associate Degree of
Hospitality Management
South Metropolitan TAFE provides upto-date comprehensive facilities for you
to undertake detailed work integrated
learning using the same tools, software
and equipment used throughout industry.
Practical and skills subject heavily use
industry practises and materials to align
theory and practice. This includes case
studies, worksheets and benchmarking
tests and exams.
The aim of this course is to provide a paraprofessional hospitality qualification that equips
graduates with the underpinning practical and
theoretical knowledge for a career in a range
of hospitality environments or provide eligible
graduates seamless articulation into further
studies at university.
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The Associate Degree of Hospitality Management
has been designed to provide social and
personal development, as well as intermediatelevel strategies and practical knowledge in
the disciplines of hospitality, tourism, facilities
management, rooms division management,
food and beverage operations management and
special events management with the ability to
apply these concepts in a variety of workplace
environments.
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The Associate Degree of Hospitality Management
responds to an industry need for intermediate-level
graduates who are work ready and may provide
a competitive employment edge, or a pathway to
lifelong learning.
As an Associate Degree of Hospitality Management
student you will be exposed to hotel, restaurant
and event operations during your study. This will
be supported through a systematic programme
of accumulative skills development, through
engagement in a series of roles and functions,
to apply your learning in the workplace context
allowing you to engage in up to 185 hours of work
integrated learning.
H416 Diploma of Computer Science
This course has a balance of theory and practical skills.
Students are immediately employable as they study
the latest technologies in well-equipped laboratories.
Studies align with the Cisco and Microsoft vendor
certifications which are well recognised by industry/
employers. A graduates research and problem-solving
skills will allow them to further develop and learn once
employed.
Strong industry demand for a Diploma of Computer
Science (DipCS) was established through regular
discussions with a range of local small and medium
sized ICT businesses. These businesses require
graduates with advanced skills in computing system
design, maintenance and management with leadership.
Employment advertisements also indicate a significant
demand for information technology vendor certifications.
You may be engaged in up to 100 hours of work
integrated learning through activities conducted within
the classroom or industry.
Graduates will be able to apply their technical and
theoretical knowledge in the field of information
technology to undertake professional work in the
IT industry or as a pathway to lifelong learning. The
Diploma of Computer Science is an embedded course
within the Associate Degree of Networking and the
Associate Degree of Mobile Development that may
provide you with an exit point after one year of study.
H417 Associate Degree of Networking
This course provides introductory preparation for the
field of information technology with a focus on computer
networking.
Through a combination of theory and labs, the
program emphasises application of knowledge to
the specifications and requirements of the network
engineering and computer support industry, and teaches
students to strive towards providing and enhancing
a productive business environment. To support this
learning you may be engaged in up to 280 hours of
work integrated learning activities on-campus in work
simulated environments or off-campus in industry.
You’ll be able to pursue a career in the areas of
computer networking associate, internet or intranet
network administrator, network professional or analyst or
a junior network design engineer. Graduates will be able
to apply their technical and theoretical knowledge in the
field of Information technology to undertake professional
work in the IT industry or as a pathway for further
education.
After graduating with a South Metropolitan
TAFE associate degree you may be eligible for
entry, with credit into a bachelor degree, at one
of our articulating partner universities.
Alternatively you may apply for entry into other
universities and negotiate credit based on your
academic achievement.
Check our website for up-to-date information.
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FURTHER STUDY
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This course develops software for mobile
applications concepts and principles which are
then applied to “Apps Development” using popular
frameworks such as those for iOS and Android.
Relevant concepts such as user interface design
are core inclusions in this course. Embedded
database technologies and mobile web support for
both business and personal use is covered. During
your studies you may be engaged in up to 340
hours of work integrated learning activities on or
off-campus.
Graduates of this course can be considered ready
for a career in applications development, or with
further study. Graduates will be able to apply their
technical and theoretical knowledge in the field of
information technology to undertake professional
work in the IT industry or as a pathway for further
education.
Mobile and hand held device usage is growing
rapidly. This is creating an un-met demand for
software developers and programmers.
H418 Associate Degree of
Mobile Development
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OUR QUALIFICATIONS
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AEROSPACE AND LOGISTICS
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AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY
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BUSINESS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
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COMMUNITY SERVICES AND HEALTH
33
CONSTRUCTION, SECURITY AND WORK SAFETY
36
ELECTROTECHNOLOGY AND PLUMBING
39
ENGINEERING AND MINING
41
ENGLISH AND FOUNDATION SKILLS
44
FASHION AND PERSONAL SERVICES
46
HOSPITALITY AND CULINARY ARTS
48
MARITIME STUDIES
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SCIENCE AND ENVIRONMENT
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ONLINE, EXTERNAL AND FLEXIBLE TRAINING
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• Aircraft Maintenance • Aviation Management • Cabin Crew
• Pilot Studies • Logistics • Warehousing
• Business • Business Administration • Business Management
• Business Marketing • Financial Services • Human Resources
• Information Technology General • Multimedia and Games
• Networking and Security • Programming and Web
• Children Services and Education • Community Services, Aged Care
and Disability • Fitness and Sport • Health and Nursing • Massage
• Civil Construction • Electrical • Furniture Trades
• General Construction • Mortar Trades • Painting and Signcraft
• Security • Work Health and Safety
• Electrical • Electrotechnology • Telecommunications
• Plumbing and Gas
• Access and Participation • Auslan • General Education • Leadership
• Literacy and Numeracy • Migrant English
• Beauty • Fashion • Hairdressing
• Baking • Cookery • Hospitality • Meat Processing • Tourism and Events
• Aquaculture • Fishing Operations and Marine Studies
• Maritime Operations • Marine Engineering (STCW)
• Marine Operations (STCW) • Outdoor Recreation (Marine Focus)
• Animal Studies • Equine • Veterinary Nursing • Environment
• Floristry • Horticulture • Landscape • Pest Management • Science
• Business • Information Technology • Events
• Logistics and Warehousing • Work Safety
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• Engineering • Civil • Electrical and Electronic • Fabrication
• Mechanical • Mining • Oil and Gas • Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
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• Automotive Manufacturing • Automotive Electrical
• Automotive Technology • Heavy Automotive • Outdoor Power Equipment
• Panel and Paint • Vehicle Servicing
AEROSPACE
AND LOGISTICS
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Our AeroSpace Training Centre
located at Jandakot Airport is
the perfect place to embark
on a career in the dynamic and
exciting aviation and logistics
industries. South Metropolitan
TAFE offers a range of
qualifications to suit the aspiring
professional looking to make an
impact in this sector in Australia
or around the world.
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As the state’s largest aviation
training provider, the AeroSpace
Training Centre provides
unmatched training facilities.
Our hangar covers 1,500 square
metres, provides warehousing
and supply chain management,
and houses a variety of aircraft.
The centrepiece is our very own
Boeing 737, used as a unique
training resource and classroom
for many courses.
Our courses are tailored to give
you a solid understanding of the
practices and requirements of the
aviation and logistics industries,
and may offer part-time, full-time
and online study options. We pride
ourselves on being able to offer
continuous pathways from our
qualifications into our associate
degree programs, creating jobready graduates.
QUALIFICATION
COURSE
CODE
LOCATION
DURATION
CAREER OPTIONS
Aircraft
Maintenance
MEA20415
Certificate II in
Aeroskills
AVN9
Jandakot
10 weeks
Aircraft maintenance apprenticeship
Aircraft
Maintenance
MEA40615
Certificate IV in
Aeroskills (Avionics)
AVO4
Jandakot
8 semesters
Avionics aircraft maintenance
engineer
Aircraft
Maintenance
MEA40715
Certificate IV
in Aeroskills
(Mechanical)
AVP0
Jandakot
8 semesters
Mechanical aircraft maintenance engineer
Aircraft
Maintenance
MEA41315
Certificate IV in
AVN6
Aeroskills (Structures)
Jandakot
8 semesters
Structures aircraft maintenance engineer
*52694WA
Diploma of Aviation
Management
2 semesters
Airport management, airline operations
and management, ground services, airport
accident and emergency services, airline
sales, aviation marketing, airport planning
and security
Aviation
Management
*AVI40408
Certificate IV in
Aviation (Ground
Operations and
Service)
*S636
Jandakot
2 semesters
Airport operations, ground operations
technician, ground service provider, baggage
handler technician, aircraft re-fuelling
technician, customer relations officer, aircraft
marshalling technician, aircraft services,
operations technician
Aviation
Management
n/a
Associate Degree of
Aviation (Operations
Management)
*H420
Jandakot
4 semesters
Airport operations, airport planning, airline
operations, aviation safety management,
aviation business, airport services
Cabin Crew
*AVI30208
Certificate III in
Aviation (Flight
Operations)
*S627
Jandakot
2 semesters
Cabin crew/flight attendant
*TLI21810
Certificate II in
Logistics
Jandakot
Office clerk, customer service personnel,
warehouse operator, forklift driver (with
1-2 semesters
licence), warehouse labourer, store person,
picker/packer
Jandakot,
Maritime
Fleet coordinator, administration officer,
team leader, inventory controller, office clerk,
customer service personnel, warehouse
1-4 semesters
operator, forklift driver (with licence),
warehouse labourer, store person, picker/
packer
Aviation
Management
Logistics
Logistics
*TLI32410
Certificate III in
Logistics
*3730
*W919
*W931
Jandakot
Logistics
*TLI42010
Certificate IV in
Logistics
*W940
Jandakot
1 semester
Supply chain manager/supervisor, logistics
supervisor, office manager, purchasing
officer, stores manager, fleet coordinator,
administration officer, team leader, inventory
controller, office clerk, customer service
personnel, warehouse operator, forklift driver
(with licence)
Logistics
*TLI50410
Diploma of Logistics
*W942
Maritime
2 semesters
Warehouse management, transport
management, procurement/purchasing,
logistics management
52738WA
Advanced Diploma of
Aeronautics (Airline
YK90
Transport Pilot)
Jandakot
3 semesters
Aeroplane or helicopter airline transport pilot
(with meeting casa requirements), airline
operations officer, aviation supervisor, flight
planning, aircraft dispatch officer
*52636WA
Certificate IV
in Aeronautics
(Commercial Pilot
Theory–Single
Engine)
Jandakot
1 semester
Single engine commercial pilot
(with flight training), aviation customer service
representative, flight operations personnel
Pilot Studies
Pilot Studies
* Course under review and subject to change in 2017
*4561
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CODE
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STUDY AREA
NATIONAL
CODE
QUALIFICATION
COURSE
CODE
LOCATION
DURATION
CAREER OPTIONS
Pilot Studies
*52647WA
Diploma of
Aeronautics
(Commercial)
*3705
Jandakot
2 semesters
Commercial pilot (with flight training), airline
operations officer, aviation supervisor, flight
planning, aircraft dispatch officer
Warehousing
*TLI21610
Certificate II in
Warehousing
Operations
*W917
Jandakot,
Maritime
Warehouse operator, machinery operator,
1-2 semesters freight handler, store person, postal assistant,
picker/packer, forklift driver (with licence)
Warehousing
*TLI31610
Certificate III in
Warehousing
Operations
Jandakot,
Maritime
Team leader, leading hand, inventory controller,
fleet coordinator, warehouse operator, forklift
1-4 semesters driver (with licence), machinery operator,
warehouse labourer, freight handler, store
person, postal assistant, picker/packer
Warehousing
Certificate IV in
*TLI41810# Warehousing
Operations
Jandakot,
Maritime
Warehouse manager/supervisor, storage
and distribution supervisor, store manager,
fleet controller, fleet coordinator, team leader,
1-2 semesters
leading hand, inventory controller, warehouse
operator, machinery operator, freight handler
and store person, forklift driver (with licence)
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*W925
*W938
AUTOMOTIVE
TECHNOLOGY
Our qualifications cover a
huge variety of areas within
the industry, including vehicle
body building, automotive
mechanical technology,
automotive electrical
technology, air conditioning,
motorcycles, heavy plant and
outdoor power equipment.
Courses are available at our
state-of-the art centres in
Carlisle and Kwinana, including
apprenticeships and preapprenticeships.
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Designed to train you to use the
latest technology used by the
industry, our modern facilities
house late model vehicles,
fully equipped spray painting
ovens, automotive repair and
diagnostic equipment and a
range of fully functional heavy
machinery.
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If you want to work in the
vibrant automotive industry,
offers a great range of
automotive courses that
can propel you towards your
dream job.
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NATIONAL
CODE
QUALIFICATION
COURSE
CODE
LOCATION
DURATION
CAREER OPTIONS
Auto
Manufacturing
AUM20213
Certificate II in Automotive, Bus,
Truck and Trailer Manufacturing
Production [Vehicle Body
Pre-Apprenticeship]
AA24
Thornlie
1 semester
Apprenticeship
Auto
Manufacturing
AUM30213
Certificate III in Automotive
Manufacturing Technical
Operations–Bus, Truck and Trailer
J830
Thornlie
6 semesters
Vehicle body builder
Auto
Manufacturing
MSM31115
Certificate III in Recreational
Vehicle Manufacturing
AZG8
Thornlie
2-4 semesters
Recreational vehicle
manufacturing (eg caravan)
Automotive
Electrical
AUR20416
Certificate II in Automotive Electrical
Technology [Automotive Electrical
TBA
Pre-Apprenticeship]
Carlisle,
Kwinana
1 semester
Apprenticeship
Automotive
Electrical
AUR20416
Certificate II in Automotive
Electrical Technology
BAC5
Carlisle
1 semester
Automotive electrician
Automotive
Electrical
AUR30316
Electrical Technology
BAD3
Carlisle
6 semesters
Automotive electrician
Heavy
Automotive
AUR20216
Certificate II in Automotive Air
Conditioning Technology
BAG0
Carlisle,
Thornlie,
Kwinana
1 semester
Automotive air conditioning
Heavy
Automotive
AUR20516
Certificate II in Automotive Servicing
Technology [Heavy Vehicle
TBA
Servicing Pre-Apprenticeship]
Thornlie
1 semester
Mechanical Technology
apprenticeship
Heavy
Automotive
AUR20516
TBA
Technology [Heavy Vehicle]
Thornlie
2 semesters
Apprenticeship or traineeship
Heavy
Automotive
AUR31216
Certificate III in Mobile Plant
Technology
BAD7
Thornlie
6 semesters
Heavy vehicle mobile plant
mechanic
Heavy
Automotive
MEM20105
Certificate II in Engineering
[Mechanical–Plant Mechanic PreApprenticeship]
AA48
Thornlie
1 semester
Trades assistant,
apprenticeship in engineering
(plant mechanic)
Heavy
Automotive
MEM20105
W233
Thornlie
1 semester
Serviceman, trades assistant,
apprenticeship in engineering
(plant mechanic)
Heavy
Automotive
MEM30205
Certificate III in Engineering
Mechanical Trade [Plant Mechanic]
WT90
Thornlie
2-6 semesters
Plant mechanic
Heavy
Automotive
AUR31114
Mechanical Trade [Plant Mechanic]
BAF2
Thornlie
6 semesters
Heavy vehicle mechanic,
Tradesperson
Outdoor Power
Equipment
AUR30716
Certificate III in Outdoor Power
Equipment Technology
BAD5
Carlisle
6 semesters
Outdoor power equipment
mechanic
Panel and Paint
AUR20916
Certificate II in Automotive Body
Repair Technology [Vehicle Body
Painting Pre-Apprenticeship]
TBA
Carlisle
1 semester
Apprenticeship
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NATIONAL
CODE
QUALIFICATION
COURSE
CODE
LOCATION
DURATION
CAREER OPTIONS
Panel and Paint
AUR20916
Repair Technology [Panel Beating
Pre-Apprenticeship]
TBA
Carlisle
1 semester
Apprenticeship
Panel and Paint
AUR20916
Repair Technology
BAG2
Carlisle
2 semesters
Smash repairer
Panel and Paint
AUR32116
Certificate III in Automotive Body
Repair Technology
BAB7
Carlisle
6 semesters
Vehicle repair, panel beater,
smash repairer
Panel and Paint
AUR32416
Refinishing Technology
BAB9
Carlisle
6 semesters
Spray painter
Vehicle
Servicing
AUR20516
Technology [Light Vehicle Servicing TBA
Pre-Apprenticeship]
Carlisle,
Kwinana,
Peel
1 semester
Vehicle
Servicing
AUR20516
BAD1
Technology
Carlisle
2 semesters
Vehicle
Servicing
AUR30616
Certificate III in Light Vehicle
BAE6
Carlisle,
Kwinana
6 semesters
Motor mechanic, automotive
technician
Vehicle
Servicing
AUR30816
Certificate III in Motorcycle
BAG9
Carlisle
6 semesters
Motorcycle mechanic
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BUSINESS
AND INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
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Business and IT study can
open up a huge range of career
options, whether you want to
operate a small business, be your
own boss, go on to further study
or climb the corporate ladder.
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Courses are offered through
full-time and part-time face-toface classes, online and flexible
delivery, and on-the-job learning
and traineeships. These will prepare
you for a range of careers, from
accounting, bookkeeping, business
administration, human resources
and marketing to programming,
networking and security, web
development, media and digital
games. Graduate with a diploma
or advanced diploma and you
will receive advanced standing at
university.
Our business courses are designed
to teach you the fundamentals
while also giving you the necessary
problem solving, managerial and
organisation skills to thrive in an
active marketplace. We structure our
qualifications to teach you the skills
you will need to gain employment,
and also provide you with the
opportunity for further study.
Our information technology training
pathways build general computing
skills in a range of IT disciplines.
We have outstanding infrastructure
and training equipment across all of
our IT and computing qualifications.
This ensures you are trained with
the latest, top level equipment to get
your skills up to speed in a rapidly
moving industry.
NATIONAL
CODE
QUALIFICATION
COURSE
CODE
LOCATION
DURATION
CAREER OPTIONS
Business
BSB20115
Certificate II in Business
AVU8
Armadale,
Peel,
Thornlie
1 semester
Office administrator,
clerical assistant
AVR7
Armadale,
Fremantle,
Rockingham,
Peel,
Thornlie
1 semester
Office administrator, personal
assistant
1 semester
Supervisor, team leader
Business
BSB30115
Certificate III in Business
Business
BSB40215
Certificate IV in Business
AVV9
Bentley,
Fremantle,
Rockingham,
Peel,
Thornlie
Business
BSB50215
Diploma of Business
AVU9
Bentley,
Fremantle,
Thornlie
1 semester
Supervisor, manager
Business
n/a
Higher Education
Diploma of Business
H412
Bentley
4 semester
Paraprofessional business
qualification
AVS2
Armadale,
Fremantle,
Rockingham,
Peel,
Thornlie
1 semester
Office administrator, business
administrator, personal assistant
AVS9
Bentley,
Fremantle,
Peel,
Thornlie
1 semester
Business administrator, office
administrator
Business
Administration
Administration
BSB40515
Certificate IV in Business
Administration
Business
Administration
BSB31115
Administration (Medical)
AVT0
Thornlie
1 semester
Medical receptionist/secretary
Business
Administration
BSB50415
Diploma of Business
Administration
AVV5
Bentley,
Thornlie
1 semester
Office administrator, office manager
Business
Management
BSB42615
Certificate IV in New
Small Business
Management
AZI1
Thornlie
1 semester
Business manager, business
administrator
Business
Management
*BSB41315
Certificate IV in Marketing *AVS4
Thornlie
1 semester
Market researcher, marketing
coordinator
Business
Management
BSB42015
Certificate IV in
Leadership and
Management
AVR3
Rockingham,
Thornlie
1-2 semesters
Frontline officer, project officer
Business
Management
BSB51915
Diploma of Leadership
and Management
AVUO
Fremantle,
Thornlie
1 semester
Managers or supervisors with
responsibility for managing teams
Business
Management
BSB41515
Certificate IV in Project
Management Practice
AVR2
Thornlie
1 semester
Project officer, project administrator
Business
Management
BSB51415
Diploma of Project
Management
AVW5
Thornlie
1 semester
Project manager, project leader
Business
Management
n/a
Associate Degree
of Business
*H413
Bentley
4 semesters
Office manager, small business
manager, executive officer
Business
Administration
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BSB30415
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NATIONAL
CODE
QUALIFICATION
FNS30315
Certificate III in Accounts
Administration
FNS40215
Certificate IV in
Bookkeeping
Financial
Services
COURSE
CODE
LOCATION
DURATION
CAREER OPTIONS
AWA4
Bentley,
Fremantle,
Rockingham,
Peel,
Thornlie
1 semester
Accounts clerk, clerical assistant
AWB2
Bentley,
Fremantle,
Rockingham,
Peel,
Thornlie
1 or 2
semesters
Bookkeeper, BAS agent,
payroll officer
FNS40615
Certificate IV in
Accounting
AWF3
Bentley,
Fremantle,
Rockingham,
Peel,
Thornlie
1 or 2
semesters
Senior financial clerk, financial officer,
BAS agent
Financial
Services
FNS50215
Diploma of Accounting
AVX7
Fremantle,
Rockingham,
Peel,
Thornlie
1 semester
Accountant
Financial
Services
FNS60215
Advanced Diploma of
Accounting
AWD8
Rockingham
1 semester
Accounting assistant, budgeting
officer, finance officer, tax agent
(registration available after relevant
work experience)
Human
Resources
BSB41015
Certificate IV
in Human Resources
AVT3
Fremantle
Rockingham,
Thornlie
1 semester
Human resource officer, human
resources clerk
Human
Resources
BSB50615
Diploma of Human
Resources Management
AVT7
Thornlie,
Beaconsfield
1 semester
Human resource manager,
business manager
Information
Technology
General
ICT30115
Certificate III in
Information, Digital Media AWB0
and Technology
Peel,
Rockingham,
e-Tech,
Thornlie
1 semester
Help desk assistant, help desk
operator, ICT support, technical
support, network support,
PC support
Information
Technology
General
ICT40115
Certificate IV in
Thornlie,
Peel,
Rockingham
1 semester
Network operations technician,
computer technician, systems
support officer, technical support
Information
Technology
General
ICT10115
Certificate I in
Information, Digital Media AVY6
and Technology
Thornlie
1 semester
Foundation digital literacy skills to
support a wide range of industry
occupations
Information
Technology
General
ICT20115
Certificate II in
Information, Digital Media AVZ2
and Technology
Rockingham,
Thornlie
1 semester
Office assistant, junior office support
Information
Technology
General
ICT41015
Certificate IV in Computer
AVZ7
Systems Technology
Thornlie,
Rockingham
1 semester
Network support, help desk support
Information
Technology
General
ICT50115
Diploma of Information
Technology
AWF1
Thornlie
1 semester
IT office manager, IS manager
Certificate II in Creative
Industries (Media)
*D191
Thornlie,
Peel
1 semester
Media assistant, data entry
STUDY AREA
Financial
Services
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Services
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Multimedia and
*CUF20107
Games
AWB5
QUALIFICATION
COURSE
CODE
LOCATION
DURATION
CAREER OPTIONS
Multimedia
and Games
*CUF30107
Certificate III in Media
[Digital]
*CT40
Thornlie
1 semester
Digital media assistant
Multimedia
and Games
*CUF30107
Certificate III in Media
*D192
e-Tech,
Thornlie
1 semester
Interactive media author assistant
Multimedia
and Games
*CUF40207
Certificate IV in
Interactive Digital Media
*D196
e-Tech,
Thornlie
1 semester
Animator, digital artist, interactive
media author
Multimedia
and Games
*CUF50207
Diploma of Interactive
Digital Media
*D202
e-Tech,
Thornlie
1 semester
Animation/visual effects designer,
instructional designer, interactive
media developer
Multimedia
and Games
ICT30115
Certificate III in
Information, Digital
Media and Technology
[Multimedia]
AA63
e-Tech,
Thornlie
1 semester
Technical support in media
Multimedia
and Games
ICT40815
Certificate IV in Digital
Media Technologies
AVZ6
e-Tech,
Thornlie
1 semester
Assistant digital media author,
assistant digital media designer
Multimedia
and Games
ICT40915
Certificate IV in Digital
and Interactive Games
AWE5
Thornlie
1 semester
Digital artist, animator,
games support
Multimedia
and Games
ICT50215
Diploma of Digital and
Interactive Games
AVZ4
Thornlie
1 semester
Games developer, games
programmer, games designer
Networking
and Security
ICT30115
Certificate III in
Information, Digital Media
AA64
and Technology [Network
Administration]
e-Tech,
Peel,
Thornlie,
Rockingham
1 semester
IT support, technical support
Networking
and Security
ICT40215
Certificate IV in
Support
AVY7
Thornlie
1 semester
Help desk support, support
technician
Networking
and Security
ICT40415
Certificate IV in
Networking
AWG1
e-Tech,
Rockingham,
Thornlie
1 semester
Network support,
network technician
Networking
and Security
ICT50415
Diploma of Information
Technology Networking
AWD7
e-Tech,
Rockingham,
Thornlie
1 semester
Network administrator,
network coordinator
Networking
and Security
n/a
Associate Degree of
Networking
H417
Thornlie
4 semesters
Systems manager,
network manager
Networking
and Security
n/a
Higher Education
Diploma of Computer
Science
H416
Thornlie
2 semesters
Computer systems design
maintenance and management
Programming
and Web
ICT30115
Certificate III in
Information, Digital
Media and Technology
[Applications]
AA62
Thornlie
1 semester
Applications technical support
Programming
and Web
ICT40315
Certificate IV in WebBased Technologies
AWE7
Thornlie
1 semester
Web developer,
website coordinator
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CODE
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STUDY AREA
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STUDY AREA
NATIONAL
CODE
QUALIFICATION
COURSE
CODE
LOCATION
DURATION
CAREER OPTIONS
Programming
and Web
ICT40515
Certificate IV in
Programming
AWF2
Rockingham,
Thornlie
1-2 semesters
Assistant applications programmer,
assistant software developer
Programming
and Web
ICT50615
Diploma of Website
Development
AWE3
Thornlie
1 semester
Web development manager, website
manager, web master
Programming
and Web
ICT50715
Diploma of Software
Development
AWE6
Thornlie,
Rockingham
1 semester
Programmer, applications developer,
app developer
Programming
and Web
n/a
Associate Degree of
Mobile Development
H418
Thornlie
4 semesters
Software developer, analyst
programmer, mobile app developer
COMMUNITY
SERVICES AND
HEALTH
With courses in nursing,
community services, youth
work, aged and disability care,
education support and fitness,
we have the perfect course
to help you build strong and
healthy communities. Our
qualifications cover a range of
skills to work in settings that
provide direct services
to clients.
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Taught by industry connected
professionals, your learning
will be supported through a
range of activities and plenty of
hands-on practical experience.
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If you have a passion for
working with those in need
and making positive changes
to their lives, a career in
community services or
health could be your ideal
vocation.
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STUDY AREA
NATIONAL
CODE
QUALIFICATION
COURSE
LOCATION
CODE
Children
Services and
Education
CHC50113
Diploma of Early
Childhood Education
and Care
J594
Children
Services and
Education
CHC30113
Certificate III in Early
Childhood Education
and Care
Children
Services and
Education
Children
Services and
Education
DURATION
CAREER OPTIONS
Armadale,
Rockingham,
Thornlie
3 semesters
Children’s services supervisor, centre
manager, child care worker, children's
adviser, group leader, child development
worker
J587
Armadale,
Peel,
Rockingham,
Thornlie
1 semester
Early childhood assistant
CHC30213
Certificate III in
Education Support
J588
Armadale,
Fremantle,
Peel,
Rockingham
1 semester
Education assistant
CHC40113
Certificate IV in School
Age Education and
Care
J589
Rockingham
2 semesters,
part-time
Early childhood educator
Children
Services and
Education
CHC40213
Certificate IV in
Education Support
J590
Armadale,
Fremantle,
Rockingham,
Peel
1 semester
Education assistant
Community
Services
CHC32015
Certificate III in
Community Services
AWJ2
Armadale,
Fremantle,
Peel
1 semester
Community care worker, welfare
support worker
Community
Services
CHC33015
Certificate III in
Individual Support
AWK6
Peel,
Rockingham,
Thornlie
1 semester
Aged care worker, aged care
coordinator
Community
Services
CHC42015
Certificate IV in
Community Services
AWL8
Armadale,
Fremantle,
Peel
1 semester
Community service worker, welfare
worker, outreach officer, family support
worker, alcohol and other drugs worker
Community
Services
CHC43315
Certificate IV in Mental
Health
AWK8
Armadale
1 semester
Mental health worker
1 semester
Community service worker, welfare worker,
outreach officer, family support worker,
case worker (non-statutory), alcohol and
other drugs worker, pastoral care worker,
chaplain, service coordinator
Community
Services
CHC52015
Diploma of Community
Services
AWM0
Armadale,
Fremantle,
Peel
Community
Services, Aged
Care, and
Disability
CHC43015
Certificate IV in Aging
Support
AWM9
Rockingham
1 semester
Aged care worker, age care coordinator
Community
Services, Aged
Care, and
Disability
CHC43115
Certificate IV in
Disability
AWJ3
Rockingham
1 semester
Lifestyle support worker, senior disability
support worker, local support coordinator
Fitness
SIS30315
Certificate III in Fitness
AWN5
Fremantle,
Thornlie
1 semester
Fitness instructor, group exercise
instructor
Fitness
SIS40215
Certificate IV in Fitness
AWN7
Fremantle,
Thornlie
1 semester
Personal trainer
Fitness and
Sport
SIS40612
Certificate IV in Sport
Development
J512
Fremantle
2 semesters
Program coordinator, sport development
officer, coach coordinator, officials
coordinator, volunteer coordinator,
club coordinator
Health, and
Nursing
*52689WA
Certificate IV in
Preparation for Nursing *3728
Education
Bentley
1 semester
Further study: enrolled nurse
STUDY AREA
NATIONAL
CODE
QUALIFICATION
COURSE
LOCATION
CODE
Health, and
Nursing
52722WA
Certificate IV in Health
Science Foundations
3744
Health, and
Nursing
HLT37015
Certificate III in
Sterilisation Services
Health, and
Nursing
HLT33115
Health, and
Nursing
Massage
CAREER OPTIONS
Bentley,
Murdoch
1 semester
University entry qualification
AWK3
Online with
workplace
delivery
Murdoch
1 semester
Instrument sterilisation role in
a sterilising service
Certificate III in Health
Services Assistance
AWJ4
Murdoch,
Rockingham,
Peel
1 semester
Patient care assistant
*HLT51612
Diploma of Nursing
(Enrolled/Division 2
Nursing)
*J108
Murdoch
3 semesters
Enrolled nurse
HLT42015
Diploma of Remedial
Massage
AWI3
Fremantle
2 semesters
Massage therapist
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CONSTRUCTION, SECURITY
AND WORK SAFETY
Billions of dollars are invested
in commercial infrastructure
and housing every year,
resulting in an ever-growing
industry full of exciting
employment opportunities.
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Choose from a great range of
construction and safety training
programs catering to those
seeking to work in any one of more
than 100 careers.
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Using a combination of theoretical
and practical instruction, you’ll
learn through work experience and
‘live works’ projects in a realistic
study environment that will prepare
you well for employment.
With contemporary facilities
and highly qualified lecturers
committed to seeing you graduate
job-ready, you will have a bright
future ahead.
Training is offered across the
south metropolitan area, including
Thornlie and our new $29
million dollar training facility in
Rockingham.
QUALIFICATION
COURSE
LOCATION
CODE
DURATION
CAREER OPTIONS
Civil
Construction
RII20715
Certificate II in Civil Construction
AZF8
Thornlie
1 semester
Plant and machine operations
for essential infrastructure
Civil
Construction
RII30913
Certificate III in Civil Construction
J667
Thornlie
3-4 semesters
Earthmoving, excavation, utilities
installation, pipe laying
Civil
Construction
RII30815
Certificate III in Civil Construction
Plant Operations
AZG2
Thornlie
3-4 semesters
Plant and machine operations
for essential infrastructure
Civil
Construction
Rll31615
Certificate lll in Trenchless
Technology
AZG1
Thornlie
Varies
depending on
units studied
Skilled operator for trenchless
technology. Single units available
for further career development
Furniture
Trades
MSF20313
Certificate II in Furniture
Making (pre-apprenticeship
[Cabinetmaking/Furniture Making
Pre-Apprenticeship]
AA45
Thornlie
1 semester
Apprenticeship
Furniture
Trades
MSF31113
Certificate III in Cabinet Making
J739
Thornlie
6 semesters
Skilled tradesperson in furniture
construction, kitchen and
bathroom cabinet making
General
Construction
CPC30211
Certificate III in Carpentry
D391
Thornlie
RPL only
self-paced
Carpenter
CPC32011
Certificate III in
Carpentry and Joinery
D409
Peel,
Rockingham, 6 semesters
Thornlie
General
Construction
*52443WA
Certificate II in Building and
Construction (Pathway-Trades)
[Carpentry and Joinery PreApprenticeship]
*AA38
Peel,
Rockingham, 1 semester
Thornlie
Entry into apprenticeship
(building trades)
General
Construction
*52443WA
*1599
Thornlie
1 semester
Introductory course for the
building and construction
industry
Locksmithing
MEM30805
Certificate III in Locksmithing
W243
Kwinana
6 semesters
Apprenticeship
Mortar Trades
CPC30111
Certificate III in Bricklaying/
Blocklaying
D390
Rockingham,
6 semesters
Thornlie
Trade certificate in bricklaying
and blocklaying
Mortar Trades
*52443WA
[Brick and Blocklaying PreApprenticeship]
*AA32
Peel,
Rockingham, 1 semester
Thornlie
(building trades)
*52443WA
[Solid Plastering
Pre-Apprenticeship]
*AA33
Rockingham
1 semester
(building trades)
*52443WA
[Wall and Ceiling Lining PreApprenticeship]
*AA34
Rockingham
1 semester
(building trades)
General
Construction
Mortar Trades
Mortar Trades
Apprenticeship
Joiner, carpenter (roofing, fixing,
formwork, stair construction,
windows and door framer)
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CODE
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STUDY AREA
NATIONAL
CODE
QUALIFICATION
COURSE
LOCATION
CODE
Mortar Trades
*52443WA
[Wall and Floor Tiling PreApprenticeship]
*AA35
Rockingham,
1 semester
Thornlie
(building trades)
Mortar Trades
CPC31011
Certificate III in Solid Plastering
D399
Rockingham
6 semesters
Apprenticeship
Mortar Trades
CPC31311
Certificate III in Wall and
Floor Tiling
D402
Rockingham
6 semesters
Apprenticeship
Mortar Trades
CPC31211
Certificate III in Wall and
Ceiling Lining
D401
Rockingham
6 semesters
Apprenticeship
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DURATION
CAREER OPTIONS
Painting
52784WA
Course in Painter’s Registration
YW10
Thornlie
Online
Can apply for registration to be
a licensed painter, to be self
employed or subcontracted
in the painting and decorating
industry
Painting
CPC30611
Certificate III in Painting and
Decorating
D395
Thornlie
6 semesters
Painter and decorator
Painting
52443WA
[Painting and Decorating PreApprenticeship]
AA36
Thornlie
1 semester
Apprenticeship
Security
CPP20212
Certificate II in Security
Operations
J351
Rockingham
3 weeks
Security officer
Supervisory/security officer
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Security
CPP30411
Certificate III in Security
Operations
W973
Rockingham
1 week–
Certificate II
in Security
Operations
pre-requisite
Work Health
and Safety
BSB41415
Certificate IV in Work Health
and Safety
AVW3
Murdoch,
Thornlie
1 semester
WHS coordinator, advisor,
facilitator
Work Health
and Safety
BSB51315
Diploma of Work Health
and Safety
AVV6
Thornlie,
Murdoch
1 semester
Coordinate and maintain WHS
in an organisation
Work Health
and Safety
BSB60615
Advanced Diploma of Work
Health and Safety
AVR0
Thornlie
1 semester
Advanced practical knowledge
to coordinate, facilitate and
maintain the work health and
safety (WHS) program in one
or more fields of work in an
organisation, a WHS practitioner
or professional
Work Health
and Safety
BSB30715
Certificate III in Workplace Health
and Safety
AVV3
Murdoch
Online or
classroom
based
Entry level into WHS career,
self-employed, tradesman, small
business.
ELECTROTECHNOLOGY
AND PLUMBING
Qualifications in
electrotechnology and
plumbing are designed in
collaboration with employers
and industry to ensure you
graduate job-ready in these
high demand trades.
We offer some of the best
facilities in Western Australia in
which to undertake electrical,
electronics, plumbing and
telecommunications studies.
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Most plumber and gas fitting
apprenticeships afford students
opportunities to expand their
expertise to similar trades, with
some skills applying to both
plumbing and gas fitting.
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STUDY AREA
NATIONAL
CODE
QUALIFICATION
Electrical
UEE30811
Certificate III in
A123
Electrotechnology Electrician
Electrical
*52648WA
Course in Electrical Trade
Licensing
Electrotechnology
COURSE
LOCATION
CODE
DURATION
CAREER OPTIONS
Rockingham,
Thornlie
6 semesters
Full electrical license
*3706
Rockingham
2 weeks
Licence to energy safety WA
UEE22011
Certificate II in
Electrotechnology (Career
Start) [Electrotechnology
Pre-Apprenticeship]
AA41
Rockingham,
Thornlie
1 semester
(electrical trades)
Electrotechnology
UEE21911
Certificate II in Electronics
A113
Thornlie
1 semester
Technician, electronics
technician
Electrotechnology
UEE40711
Certificate IV in Electronics
and Communications
A137
Thornlie
3 semesters
Electronics technician,
service technician
Plumbing and Gas
*52700WA
Certificate II in Plumbing
[Plumbing Preapprenticeship]
*AA40
Rockingham
1 semester
(building trades)
Plumbing and Gas
CPC32413
Certificate III in Plumbing
J787
Rockingham
6 semesters
Apprenticeship
Plumbing and Gas
CPC32612
Certificate III in Roof
Plumbing
J493
Rockingham
6 semesters
Apprenticeship
Telecommunications
UEE20511
Certificate II in Computer
Assembly and Repair
A103
Thornlie
1 semester
Computer repairer,
PC support
Telecommunications
UEE20711
Certificate II in Data and
Voice Communications
A104
Thornlie
1 semester
Install and maintain
telecommunications cabling
systems. It includes ACMA
requirements for open cabler
registration. Traineeship/
apprenticeship
Telecommunications
UEE40111
Certificate IV in Computer
Systems
A132
Thornlie
3 semesters
Computer technician, IT
technician
Telecommunications
UEE50111
Diploma of Computer
Systems Engineering
A155
Thornlie
4 semesters
Computer systems engineer,
engineering associate
ENGINEERING
AND MINING
Looking for work in the
engineering, metals or mining
fields?
Courses lead to multiple avenues
to employment in the fields of
drafting, fitting and machining,
sheet metal work, boiler making,
surface extraction and shotfiring.
Our refrigeration and air
conditioning students enjoy access
to some of the best facilities in
Australia, alongside industry
respected lecturers.
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Facilities include a combination
of workshops with up-to-date
computer aided design software,
as well as practical training areas
containing industry standard
equipment.
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provides paraprofessional
training, pre-apprenticeships,
apprenticeships and traineeships
that lead to jobs in the
engineering and oil and gas
sectors.
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STUDY AREA
NATIONAL
CODE
QUALIFICATION
COURSE
CODE
LOCATION
DURATION
CAREER OPTIONS
Civil
RII50515
Diploma of Civil
Construction Design
AZE3
Fremantle
3 semesters
Engineering draftsperson civil/
structural, computer aided
drafting
Civil
RII60515
Advanced Diploma of Civil
Construction Design
AZA8
Fremantle
1 semester
Engineering draftsperson civil/
structural, computer aided
drafting, engineering associate
civil/structural, environmental
engineer, technical officer
Electrical and
Electronic
UEE50511
Diploma of Electronics
and Communications
Engineering
A160
Fremantle,
Thornlie
3 semesters
Technical officer, technician,
Electrical and
Electronic
UEE62111
Advanced Diploma of
Engineering Technology –
Electrical*
A175
Fremantle
4 semesters
Technical officer, technician,
Engineering
MEM50212
Diploma of Engineering –
Technical
J367
Carlisle,
Fremantle
2 semesters
Engineering draftperson
(mechanical), computer aided
drafting, engineering associate,
technical officer, technical officer,
tool designer
Engineering
MEM30505
Technical
W240
Carlisle,
Fremantle,
Peel,
Rockingham
1 semester
Engineering assistant/drafter
Engineering
MEM30205
– Mechanical Trade Plant
Mechanic ZG/Z
WT90
Thornlie
6 semesters
Plant mechanic, tradesperson
Engineering
MEM40105
Certificate IV in Engineering
[Maintenance]
WT47
Thornlie
2 semesters
Maintenance engineer
Engineering
MEM60112
Advanced Diploma of
Engineering
J368
Carlisle,
Fremantle
2-4 semesters
Engineering associate
Fabrication
MEM30305
Certificate III in Engineering –
Fabrication Trade
WT77
(Heavy/Welding YH)
Thornlie
6 semesters
Welder, fabricator tradesperson
Metals and
Engineering
MEM20105
[Mechanical Fitter
and Machinist PreApprenticeship]
AA49
Rockingham,
Thornlie
1 semester
Semi-skilled metal worker, trade
assistant, store person, process
operator
Metals and
Engineering
MEM20105
[Heavy Fabrication PreApprenticeship]
AA50
Rockingham,
Peel,
Thornlie
1 semester
Semi-skilled metal worker, trade
assistant, store person, process
operator
Mining
n/a
Coaching for Blast Hole
Drillers
n/a
Carlisle
As required
Provides advice on improving
efficiency and reducing the cost
of blast hole drilling
Mining
n/a
WA Shotfirer’s Permit
PWA0024
Carlisle
8 days
WA shotfirer’s certificate
Mining
n/a
Quarry Manager DMP
Certificate of Competency
Exam Preparation
PWA0025
Carlisle
2 days
A requirement to gain an
unrestricted quarry manager’s
certificate of competency in
Western Australia
Mining
n/a
Section 44 Appointed
Person Training–Mining
PWA0026
Carlisle
Half day
Educates personnel on legal
responsibilities that exist on mine
sites and quarries in WA
Mining
RII20215
Certificate II in Surface
Extraction Operations
AZC3
Carlisle
1 semester
Operator, open cut
metalliferous mine
QUALIFICATION
COURSE
CODE
LOCATION
DURATION
CAREER OPTIONS
Mining
RII30115
Certificate III in Surface
AZE5
Carlisle
2 semesters
Operator, open cut
metalliferous mine
Mining
RII40115
Certificate IV in Surface
AZD4
Carlisle
16 months
Supervisor, open cut mining
operation
Mining
RII50115
Diploma of Surface
Operations Management
AZF4
Carlisle
3 semesters
Supervisor, open cut mining
operation
Oil and Gas
MEM40105
[Instrumentation]
WT46
ACEPT
Self-paced
Instrumentation specialisation
associated with the electrical
post trade.
Oil and Gas
*PMA20113
Certificate II in Process
Plant Operations
*J570
ACEPT
8 weeks
full-time
Entry level trainee production
plant operator
Oil and Gas
*PMA30113
Certificate III in Process
Plant Operations
*J572
Off campus
Self-paced
Production complex operator/
process plant technician
Oil and Gas
*PMA40113
Certificate IV in Process
Plant Technology
*J571
Off campus
Self-paced
Production operator (supervisor)/
control room operator
Oil and Gas
*PMA50108
Diploma of Process Plant
Technology
*W518
Off campus
Self-paced
Senior production (process)
technician
Oil and Gas
*PMA60108
Advanced Diploma
Process
*W519
ACEPT
4 semester
Senior production (process)
technician
n/a
Legal Responsibilities for
Supervisors Oil and Gas
PWA0027
Carlisle
1 day
Educates personnel on legal
responsibilities that exist on and
offshore
Refrigeration
and Air
Conditioning
MEM20105
[Mechanical Refrigeration
and Air Conditioning PreApprenticeship]
AA47
Carlisle
1 semester
Refrigeration and air conditioning
trade apprenticeship
Refrigeration
and Air
Conditioning
MEM30205
– Mechanical Trade
[Refrigeration and Air
Conditioning]
WT38
Carlisle
6 semesters
Refrigeration and air conditioning
technician
Refrigeration
and Air
Conditioning
MEM40105
[Skill Set HVAC
Commissioning]
WT56
Carlisle
1 semester
HVAC commissioning technician
Refrigeration
and Air
Conditioning
MEM50105
Diploma of Engineering–
Advanced Trade
W247
Carlisle
1-2 semesters
HVAC senior technician
supervisor
Refrigeration
and Air
Conditioning
MEM50212
Diploma of Engineering
(Technical) [HVAC]
WB87
Carlisle
2 semesters
HVAC engineering assistant,
drafter
Refrigeration
and Air
Conditioning
MEM60112
Advanced Diploma of
Engineering [HVAC]
WB89
Carlisle
4 semesters
HVAC engineering associate
Refrigeration
and Air
Conditioning
UEE20111
Certificate II in Split Air
Conditioning and Heat Pump D632
Systems
Carlisle
1 semester
Split system a/c installer
Oil and Gas
COURSE GUIDE 2017
NATIONAL
CODE
43
STUDY AREA
ENGLISH AND
FOUNDATION SKILLS
COURSE GUIDE 2017
offers a range of courses
designed to increase the
scope of jobs available to
you and to help improve
day-to-day life.
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If you are looking for better
work opportunities, are new
to Australia, or never had the
opportunity to finish school,
our foundation courses equip
participants with the skills to
progress socially and in a work
environment.
Courses are available that can
develop English and leadership
skills so you can reach your
true potential.
We can help boost confidence
and bring you up to speed
with what’s expected in the
workplace, to enable further
study or help in the search for
employment.
Courses are also available
that are specifically tailored
to the needs of Aboriginal
students, including workforce
development initiatives.
QUALIFICATION
COURSE
CODE
LOCATION
DURATION
CAREER OPTIONS
General
Education
22236VIC
Certificate I in General
Education for Adults
7187
Fremantle,
Rockingham
1 semester
Further study
Certificate I, II or III level
General
Education
22237VIC
Certificate II in General
7188
Armadale,
Fremantle,
Peel,
Rockingham
1 semester
Further study
General
Education
22238VIC
Certificate III in General
7189
Fremantle,
Rockingham
1 semester
Further study
Certificate III, IV or Diploma
level
General
Education
52768WA
Course in Gaining Access
to Training and Employment
(GATE)
YT96
Fremantle,
Rockingham,
Peel
1 semester
Further study
General
Education
52769WA
Certificate I in Gaining Access
to Training and Employment
(GATE)
YU01
Fremantle,
Rockingham,
Thornlie
1 semester
Further study
General
Education
52770WA
Certificate I in Wider
Opportunities for Work (WOW)
YU03
Rockingham,
Peel,
1 semester
Further study
General
Education
52771WA
Certificate I in New
Opportunities for Women
(NOW)
YU05
Fremantle,
Rockingham,
Peel
1 semester
Further study
Leadership
52773WA
Certificate I in Leadership
YT98
Fremantle,
Rockingham,
Peel
1 semester
Bridging course designed to
develop employability skills in a
specific vocation
Leadership
52774WA
Certificate II in Leadership
YT99
Fremantle,
Rockingham,
Peel
1 semester
Course customised to industry
or community environment
Leadership
52776WA
Certificate IV in Leadership
and Mentoring
YU00
Rockingham
2 semesters
Customised course to a
specific industry or community
environment
6482
Carlisle,
Thornlie
1 semester
By studying these
courses you will: develop your
english language skills; get job
ready; and get study ready
1 semester
By studying these
Migrant English 10362NAT
Certificate I in Spoken
and Written English
Certificate II in Spoken
and Written English
6483
Carlisle,
Thornlie
Certificate III in Spoken and
Written English
6484
Carlisle,
Thornlie
1 semester
By studying these
Certificate IV in Spoken and
Written English – Further
Studies
6485
Carlisle,
Thornlie
1 semester
By studying these
Certificate IV in Spoken and
Written English – Employment
6486
Carlisle
1 semester
By studying these
Migrant English 22250VIC
Certificate I in EAL (Access)
1670
Rockingham
1 semester
Further study
Certificate II in EAL (Access)
1671
Fremantle,
Peel,
Rockingham
1 semester
Further study
1 semester
Further study
1 semester
Further study
Certificate III in EAL (Access)
1673
Carlisle,
Fremantle,
Peel,
Rockingham
Certificate IV in EAL
(Further Study)
3710
Carlisle
COURSE GUIDE 2017
NATIONAL
CODE
45
STUDY AREA
FASHION AND
PERSONAL SERVICES
has a strong history of
producing highly talented
fashion design and
hairdressing graduates.
COURSE GUIDE 2017
Our fashion courses are
structured to ensure
you spend a lot of time
putting the skills you learn
into practice, designing
and producing your own
garments and expanding
your portfolio.
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Based at the Beaconsfield
campus, our hairdressing
salon training environments
offer students practical insalon experience.
Students are taught the latest
techniques in hairdressing
and beauty by expert
lecturers in interactive
classes within a friendly
learning environment.
NATIONAL
CODE
QUALIFICATION
COURSE
CODE
LOCATION
DURATION
CAREER OPTIONS
Beauty
SHB50115
Diploma of Beauty
Therapy
AW06
Fremantle,
Peel
2 semesters
Beauty practitioner, beauty therapist,
beauty consultant spa and sauna,
small business owner, cruise ship
Fashion
LMT41007
Certificate IV in
Applied Fashion
Design and
Technology
W387
Bentley
2 semesters
Assistant patternmaker, assistant
designer, fashion designer
Fashion
LMT50307
Diploma of Applied
Fashion Design and
Technology
W391
Bentley
2 semesters
Patternmaker/CAD operator, assistant
production manager, fashion designer
Fashion
LMT60307
Advanced Diploma
of Applied Fashion
Design and
Technology
W396
Bentley
2 semesters
Small business proprietor, fashion
designer, production manager
Fashion
n/a
Associate Degree of
Fashion Business
*H415
Bentley
4 semesters
Fashion production coordinator,
fashion merchandiser, small business
owner, visual merchandiser, assistant
brand merchandiser
Hairdressing
*SIH20111
Certificate II in
Hairdressing
*D589
Fremantle
1 semester
Entry level hairdressing salon
assistant
*SIH30111
Certificate III in
Hairdressing
Fremantle
4 semesters,
part-time
on campus
combined with on
the job training
Qualified hairdresser – before
undertaking training students will need
to be indentured to an apprenticeship
program in a hairdressing
establishment
Hairdressing
*D590
COURSE GUIDE 2017
STUDY AREA
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HOSPITALITY AND
CULINARY ARTS
COURSE GUIDE 2017
Hospitality is an ever-expanding
industry with an enormous
range of job prospects.
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Our live training facilities,
Bentley Pines and Quinlan’s
in Beaconsfield, run as fully
operational restaurants and bistros
to help you obtain hands-on
experience. Both facilities have
been decorated with coveted
awards, including Gold Plate
Awards. In addition, we also
have a fully functional bakery and
butcher shop.
These qualifications provide the
skills and knowledge to work in
organisations such as restaurants,
hotels, motels, clubs, pubs,
cafes and coffee shops. You will
learn hospitality service skills
in customer service, effective
teamwork, hygiene and food
safety, accommodation services,
commercial cookery, patisserie,
catering and food and beverage
preparation.
QUALIFICATION
COURSE
CODE
LOCATION
DURATION
CAREER OPTIONS
Meat
AMP30815
Certificate III in Meat
Processing (Retail Butcher)
AYU3
Bentley
1 semester
Butcher
Baking
FDF20510
Certificate II in Retail Baking
Assistance [Retail Baking
AA43
Pre-Apprenticeship]
Bentley
1 semester
Baker’s assistant
Baking
FDF30510
Certificate III in Retail
Baking (Cake and Pastry)
S769
Bentley
6 semesters
Pastry cook
Baking
FDF30610
Baking (Bread)
S770
Bentley
6 semesters
Baker (bread)
Baking
FDF30710
Baking (Combined)
S771
Bentley
6 semesters
Baker (breads, pastries
and cakes)
Baking
FDF40811
Certificate IV in Advanced
Baking
D685
Bentley
1 semester
Senior baker, bakery manager/
owner
Baking
*SIT40713
Certificate IV in Patisserie
*J626
Bentley,
Fremantle
2 semesters
Chef, head chef, chef de partie
chef patissier
Cookery
*SIT20312
Certificate II in Kitchen
Operations
*J429
Bentley,
Fremantle,
Peel
1 semester
Assistant cook, short order cook
Cookery
*SIT30913
Certificate III in Asian
Cookery
*J620
Bentley
2 semesters
Asian chef
Cookery
*SIT31013
Certificate II in Catering
Operations
*J621
Bentley
1 semester
Catering/food services assistant,
cook
Cookery
*SIT31113
Certificate III in Patisserie
*J622
Bentley,
Fremantle
1-2 semesters
Chef patisserie
Cookery
*SIT40513
Certificate IV in Asian
Cookery
*J625
Bentley
1 semester
Asian chef
Cookery
*SIT30813
Certificate III in Commercial
Cookery
*J619
Bentley,
Fremantle,
Peel
2 semesters
Qualified cook,
head chef
Cookery
*SIT40413
Certificate IV in Commercial
Cookery
*J624
Bentley,
Fremantle
1-3 semesters
Chef, head chef, chef de partie
Hospitality
n/a
Associate Degree of
Hospitality Management
*H414
Bentley
4 semesters
Hospitality coordinator, reception,
reservation or function sales
supervisor
Hospitality
*SIT20213
Certificate II in Hospitality
*J616
Bentley
1 semester
Assistant waiter/wine waiter,
reception desk assistant, rooms
attendant
Hospitality
*SIT30713
Certificate III in Hospitality
*J618
Bentley,
Fremantle,
Peel
1 semester
Food and beverage attendant,
front desk reception, function
attendant/waiter
*J623
Bentley,
Fremantle,
Peel
2 semesters
Bar supervisor/team leader, food
and beverage supervisor/team
leader, duty manager, front office
supervisor
Hospitality
*SIT40313
Certificate IV Hospitality
COURSE GUIDE 2017
NATIONAL
CODE
49
STUDY AREA
STUDY AREA
NATIONAL
CODE
QUALIFICATION
COURSE
CODE
LOCATION
DURATION
CAREER OPTIONS
Hospitality
*SIT50313
Diploma of Hospitality
*J627
Bentley,
Fremantle
1-3 semesters
Function manager, front office/
kitchen manager, restaurant
manager, sous chef
Hospitality
*SIT60313
Advanced Diploma of
Hospitality
*J628
Bentley,
Fremantle
1 semester
Area/operations manager
café owner/manager, motel
owner/manager, executive chef/
sous chef, executive housekeeper
Tourism and
Events
*SIT30112
Certificate III in Tourism
*J432
Fremantle,
Peel
1 semester
Travel sales consultant, airport
check in/customer service,
visitor information agent, flight
attendant/cabin crew
*J434
Bentley,
Fremantle,
Peel
1 semester
Conference assistant, event
administration assistant, event
operations assistant, venue
assistant, logistics assistant,
junior event coordinator
*J443
Fremantle,
Peel
3 terms of
1 term after
completion of
Certificate III
in Tourism
Reservations sales supervisor,
promotions officer, marketing
coordinator, sales executive
*J450
Fremantle,
Peel
1-2 semesters
Manager, tour operations
marketing operations, product
reservations, retail travel,
agency sales
2 semesters
Event planner, conference
coordinator, conference
coordinator, event administration
coordinator, event operations
coordinator, venue coordinator,
logistics coordinator
COURSE GUIDE 2017
Tourism and
Events
Tourism and
Events
Tourism and
Events
*SIT30612
Certificate III in Events
*SIT40212
Certificate IV in Travel and
Tourism
*SIT50112
Diploma of Travel and
Tourism
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Tourism and
Events
*SIT50212
Diploma of Events
*J451
Bentley,
Fremantle,
Peel
MARITIME STUDIES
The campus boasts state-ofthe-art ship simulators, a fleet
of five vessels and modern
multi-functional labs. It is
also home to the Australian
Centre for Applied Aquaculture
Research, a world-class facility
for marine finfish research
that is well-recognised and
respected throughout Australia
and the world.
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It will set you up for a career
in a range of maritime-related
fields such as commercial
fishing and aquaculture, marine
tourism, logistics and supply
chain and commercial shipping
as cadet, chief engineer and
ship’s captain in the maritime
and logistics’ sectors critical
skills shortage areas, including
oil and gas operations within
the shore-based, coastal,
offshore and ocean industry
sectors.
COURSE GUIDE 2017
Situated in the port of
Fremantle, maritime
studies are conducted on
a campus offering worldclass professional training
in maritime operations and
engineering, logistics and
warehousing, marine studies,
aquaculture and fishing
programs.
STUDY AREA
NATIONAL
CODE
QUALIFICATION
COURSE
CODE
LOCATION
DURATION
CAREER OPTIONS
Aquaculture
SFI30111
Certificate III in Aquaculture
W986
Maritime
1 semester (full-time),
2 semesters (part-time)
Fish farm assistant, hobby
aquarium shop assistant,
seafood processor
Aquaculture
SFI20111
Certificate II in Aquaculture
W984
Maritime
1 semester
Fish farm assistant
Maritime
2 semesters (full-time)
Fish farm technician, small
business operator (fish
farming/breeding), field officer
e.g. Fisheries, CSIRO, private
fish farm
COURSE GUIDE 2017
Aquaculture
SFI50111
Diploma of Aquaculture
W990
2 semesters (full-time)
Fisheries officer, CALM
marine ranger, sales
assistant, research officer,
middle management position
within fisheries WA
Fishing
Operations
and Marine
Studies
52697WA
Diploma of Marine Studies
3731
Maritime
Fishing
Operations
and Marine
Studies
SFI20211
Certificate II in Fishing
Operations
W985
Maritime
1 semester
Deckhand
Maritime
Operations
MAR20313
Certificate II in Maritime
Operations (Coxswain
Grade 1 Near Coastal)
J711
Maritime
6 weeks
Skipper – fishing boats/
charter boats/patrol vessels/
ferries/work boats
MAR30913
Certificate III in
Maritime Operations
(Master up to 24 metres
Near Coastal)
Maritime
9 Weeks
Can be completed in
three blocks with each
block duration varying
1-4 weeks.
Fishing vessels extra specific
sea time for trading vessels,
ferries, tugs, off-shore,
workboats
MAR40613
Certificate IV in Maritime
Operations (Master up to
35 metres Near Coastal)
Maritime
12-15 weeks
NOTE: This course can
be completed in four
blocks with each block
duration varying 1-4
weeks
ferries, tugs, off-shore
workboats
Maritime
Operations
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Maritime
Operations
J714
J717
Students must
complete a Certificate II
in Maritime Operations
(Coxswain Grade 1
Near Coastal) as a
co-requisite.
AWO3
Maritime
10 months
(approximately).
NOTE: This course is
offered twice a year. Can
be completed in seven
blocks + short courses
with each block duration
varying 3-6 weeks.
ferries, tugs, off-shore
workboats
Maritime
Operations
MAR50415
Diploma of Maritime
500GT)
Maritime
Operations
MAR30813
Certificate III in Maritime
Operations (Marine Engine
Driver Grade 2 Near
Coastal)
J713
Maritime
4 weeks
Fishing vessels extra time for
trading vessels, ferries, tugs,
off-shore workboats
Maritime
Operations
MAR40513
Certificate IV in Maritime
Operations (Marine Engine
Driver Grade 1 Near
Coastal)
J716
Maritime
8-9 weeks
trading vessels, ferries, tugs
off-shore workboats
Maritime
Operations
MAR50613
Diploma of Maritime
Operations (Marine
Engineering Class 3 Near
Coastal)
J718
Maritime
12 weeks
trading vessels, ferries, tugs,
off-shore workboats
Maritime
Operations
MAR60115
Advanced Diploma of
Maritime Operations (Marine AVQ3
Engineering Class 2)
Maritime
2 semesters
Marine Engineer Class 2
Maritime
Operations
MAR60215
Advanced Diploma of
Maritime Operations (Marine AVQ0
Engineering Class 1)
Maritime
2 semesters
Marine Engineer Class 1
NATIONAL
CODE
QUALIFICATION
COURSE
CODE
LOCATION
DURATION
CAREER OPTIONS
Maritime
Operations
*MAR30113
Certificate III in Maritime
Operations (Integrated
Rating)
*J551
Maritime
10 weeks
Pathway to persue a career
as a watchkeeper officer
Maritime
Operations
MAR50315
Diploma of Maritime
Operations (Watchkeeper
Deck)
AWO1
Maritime
9 months
Deck watchkeeper
Maritime
Operations
MAR50415
Diploma of Maritime
500GT)
AWO3
Maritime
10 Months
Chief mate, master
Maritime
Operations
MAR60315
Advanced Diploma of
Maritime Operations
(Master Unlimited)
AWN9
Maritime
9 Months
Chief mate, master
international ships
Tourism
SIS20213
Certificate II in Outdoor
Recreation
J755
Maritime
1 semester
Tour guide/maritime,
deckhand
Tourism
SIS30413
Certificate III in Outdoor
Recreation
J761
Maritime
2 semesters
Tour guide/maritime guide,
deckhand, coxswain, dive
master
COURSE GUIDE 2017
STUDY AREA
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SCIENCE AND
ENVIRONMENT
South Metropolitan TAFE’s
animal and environment
courses provide students
with skills that can lead to
a careers in the veterinary,
equine, animal services,
horticulture or land
management industries.
COURSE GUIDE 2017
Qualifications in veterinary
nursing and companion animal
services are taught out of our
very own veterinary clinic at the
Bentley campus.
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Delivered at our green and
spacious Murdoch campus,
our environment courses
are designed with a focus
on nursery, parks, gardens
and landscaping, and are an
ideal way to learn about all
aspects of horticulture and land
management.
Our laboratory techniques and
technology courses prepare
new employees or develop
the skills of existing workers
performing technical assistant
roles in a variety of industry
sectors. Advanced diploma
course graduates are equipped
for planning, coordinating and
managing quality assurance
processes in a laboratory.
LOCATION
Animal Studies ACM20110
Certificate II in
Animal Studies
QUALIFICATION
DURATION
CAREER OPTIONS
S677
Murdoch,
Peel
1 semester full-time
Animal care attendant, animal
shelter attendant, kennel
hand, cattery attendant, pet
shop attendant, assistant dog
groomer
Certificate III in
Companion Animal
Services
S681
Bentley,
Murdoch
1 year (2 semesters)
Certificate III in
Pet Grooming
J361
Murdoch
2 semesters
Grooming assistant, kennel/
cattery hand, animal attendant
Grooming assistant, kennel/
cattery hand, animal attendant
Certificate IV in
Companion Animal
Services
S685
Murdoch
Must be in industry
paid or volunteer
Environment
*AHC21010
Certificate II in
Management
*D460
Peel
1 semester
Land care worker
Environment
*AHC31410
Certificate III in
Management
*D480
Murdoch
1 semester
Environmental worker, land
management/rehabilitation/
vegetation field assist
Environment
*AHC40910
Certificate IV in
Management
*D508
Murdoch
1 semester
Technical officer, supervisory/
management positions,
supervisor, manager
Environment
*AHC51110
Diploma of Conservation
and Land Management
*D523
Murdoch
1 semester
Environment
*MSS40211
Certificate IV in
Environmental Monitoring *D551
and Technology
Murdoch
2 semesters
Environmental management
technician
Environment
*MSS5021
Diploma of Environmental
Monitoring and
*D553
Technology
Murdoch
3 semesters
Natural resource supervisor,
environmental assistant
Floristry
SFL20115
Certificate II in Floristry
(Assistant)
AWP3
Murdoch
Part-time only, 1
day a week, over 12
months
Florist assistant
Floristry
SFL30115
Certificate III in Floristry
AWP2
Murdoch
Part-time only, 1
day a week, over 18
months
Senior florist/supervisor,
specialist florist
Supervisor, manager
Floristry
SFL40115
Certificate IV in Floristry
AWO8
Murdoch
1 day a week,
over 12 months
(after completion
Manager, self-employed
of Certificate III in
Floristry or equivalent)
Horticulture
AHC20410
Certificate II in
Horticulture
D454
Murdoch,
Peel
1 semester
Entry worker in the
horticulture industry
Horticulture
*AHC30710
Certificate III in
Horticulture
*D473
Murdoch
1 semester
Skilled worker in the
horticulture industry
Horticulture
*AHC40410
Certificate IV in
Horticulture
*D503
Murdoch
1 semester
management position
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Pet shop owner, companion
animal trainer, mobile hydrobathing operator, pet minding
and exercise operator, boarding
kennel or cattery manager,
animal shelter supervisor/
manager
COURSE GUIDE 2017
NATIONAL
CODE
COURSE
CODE
STUDY AREA
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STUDY AREA
NATIONAL
CODE
QUALIFICATION
COURSE
CODE
LOCATION
DURATION
CAREER OPTIONS
Horticulture
*AHC50410
Diploma of Horticulture
*D516
Murdoch
1 semester
management position
Landscape
52772WA
Certificate IV in
Landscape Design
YT79
Murdoch
1 semester
management position
Landscape
*AHC21610
Certificate II in
Landscaping
*D466
Murdoch
1 semester
Manual worker in horticulture
industry
Landscape
*AHC30910
Certificate III in
Landscape Construction
*D475
Murdoch
1 semester
Skilled worker in horticulture
industry
Landscape
*AHC50610
Diploma of
Landscape Design
*D518
Murdoch
1 semester
Supervisory/management
position in related industry
Pest
Management
CPP30115
Certificate III in Urban
Pest Management
AWO4
Murdoch
2 semesters
This course is
offered on campus
Pest control/pest management
by flexible delivery if
employed in the pest
management industry
Science
MSL20116
Certificate II in Sampling
and Measurement
AZS0
Rockingham
1 semester
Laboratory assistant
Science
MSL30116
Certificate III in
Laboratory Skills
AZR9
Rockingham
1 semester
Laboratory assistant
Science
MSL40116
Certificate IV in
Laboratory Techniques
AZS7
Murdoch,
Rockingham
2 semesters
Technical assistant, instrument
operator
Science
MSL50116
Diploma of Laboratory
Technology
AZS1
Murdoch
4 semesters (or 2
if completed Cert.
IV in Laboratory
Techniques)
Technical officer, technical
specialist
Science
MSL60116
Advanced Diploma of
Laboratory Operations
AZR8
Workplace
training only
RPL for people
working in a
laboratory as
supervisors
Laboratory supervisor, senior
technical officer
Veterinary
Nursing
ACM40412
Certificate IV in
Veterinary Nursing
J481
Bentley
2 semesters
Veterinary nurse
Veterinary
Nursing
ACM50512
Diploma of Veterinary
Nursing (General
Practice)
J366
Bentley
4 semesters
Senior veterinary nurse,
veterinary nursing manager,
veterinary pharmaceutical
industry representative
ONLINE, EXTERNAL
AND FLEXIBLE TRAINING
ONLINE, EXTERNAL
AND FLEXIBLE
TRAINING:
•Business
• Information Technology
•Events
• Work Safety
COURSE GUIDE 2017
• Logistics and Warehousing
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N OTES
ARMADALE CAMPUS
• 40 and 45 Commerce Avenue WA 6112
• 145 Jull Street, Armadale WA 6112
AUSTRALIAN CENTRE
FOR ENERGY AND PROCESS
TRAINING (ACEPT)
9 Gardiner Avenue, Munster WA 6166
BENTLEY CAMPUS
Campus locations
Hayman Road, Bentley WA 6982
CARLISLE CAMPUS
Cnr Oats and Bank Streets, Carlisle WA 6101
E-TECH CAMPUS
41 South Terrace, Fremantle WA 6160
FREMANTLE CAMPUS
(BEACONSFIELD)
15 Grosvenor Street, Beaconsfield WA 6162
HENDERSON CAMPUS
12 Egmont Road, Henderson WA 6166
JANDAKOT CAMPUS
• Annexe: 23 Eagle Drive, Jandakot WA 6164
• Hangar: 14 Compass Road, Jandakot WA 6164
KWINANA CAMPUS (AUTOMOTIVE)
Cnr Gilmore Avenue and Sulphur Road
Orelia, WA 6167
MARITIME CAMPUS
1 Fleet Street, Fremantle, WA 6160
MURDOCH CAMPUS
130 Murdoch Drive, Murdoch WA 6150
PEEL CAMPUS
(Peel Education and Training Campus)
Education Drive, Mandurah WA 6210
ROCKINGHAM CAMPUS
Simpson Avenue, Rockingham WA 6168
THORNLIE CAMPUS
Burslem Drive, Thornlie WA 6108
Phone:
1800 001 001
TTY:
(08) 9336 5629
southmetrotafe.wa.edu.au
South Metropolitan TAFE – RTO: 52787
PLEASE NOTE: The courses listed in this prospectus will run only if there is sufficient demand. New qualifications may be under development and
all courses are subject to change. Please check with your nearest campus for the latest information on qualifications and course numbers.
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