Course

Guide
2023/2024

41 Free TAFE courses*

13 TAFE | kangan.edu.au

Unleash You at Kangan Institute

 STUDENT OF THE YEAR 2022

I have always looked at

community service and
support service in life as
not just there for the person
going through the injury
or the need at the time.
But where do their
family and friends
go to for help?
I want to be on
the other end
of that call
for help.

WANDA
SHEPPARD
CERTIFICATE IV IN
COMMUNITY SERVICES
(CHC42015)

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 CONTENTS
UNLEASH YOU AT KANGAN INSTITUTE 4
WHY CHOOSE TAFE 5
FREE TAFE COURSES 6
WHERE DO I START? 7
WHAT SHOULD I EXPECT? 8
INDIGENOUS EDUCATION CENTRE 10
WE SUPPORT YOU THROUGH YOUR JOURNEY 12
ELIGIBILITY 14
PATHWAYS TO UNIVERSITY 15
PAYMENT OPTIONS 16
SCHOOLS INFORMATION 17
APPRENTICESHIPS & TRAINEESHIPS 18
STEPS TO BECOME AN APPRENTICE 19
OUR CAMPUSES 20
INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS 22

TRADES 24
AUTOMOTIVE 38
FOUNDATION & PATHWAYS 52
HEALTH & COMMUNITY 64
HAIR, BARBERING, BEAUTY & FASHION 74
BUSINESS, ACCOUNTING & IT 80
HOSPITALITY, COOKERY & BAKING 90
ANIMALS, PLANTS & SCIENCES 94

The information in this publication is correct at the time of release (May 2023)
and some courses are subject to change.

Kangan Institute acknowledges their campuses are located

on the ancestral lands of the Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung
people of the Kulin Nations. The institute respects
traditional custodians, Elders and their cultural heritage.
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 UNLEASH YOU
AT KANGAN INSTITUTE
Kangan Institute is one of the largest LEARN FROM INDUSTRY EXPERTS
and most trusted education and Our world-class teaching faculty come with
training providers in Victoria. With extensive industry experience and connections.
Our personalised approach means you get
more than 90 years of educational
one-on-one attention in classes.
excellence backed by industry
connections, our graduates learn GAIN HANDS-ON PRACTICAL SKILLS
real skills and gain the confidence to Our focus is all about getting you work-ready.
succeed in life. With an emphasis on practical training, industry
projects and work placements, you will gain real
With an established network of
experience and the latest industry knowledge.
industry partners and a strong So, when you graduate, you will have the skills
reputation with employers across that employers are looking for.
Victoria, our courses are developed to
respond to their employment needs. ACCESS OUR INDUSTRY PARTNER NETWORK
We ensure our training is relevant and Kangan Institute has established a vast network
of industry partners and a strong reputation
will provide you with the skills and
with employers. By developing our courses in
knowledge you need to match the consultation with industry partners, we make
demands. sure that you gain the most current and
up-to-date skills. Our Skills and Jobs experts
We focus on providing you with also provide support and connect students to
work-ready training including jobs each year.
practical, hands-on experience, Our focus is to ensure industries have access
industry projects and work to well trained, highly skilled tradespeople
placements. and professionals. This may be through an
apprenticeship or people refreshing their skills
to ensure they have the most current knowledge
and work practices to bring to their workplace.

WINNER OF THE
Large Training Provider of the Year Award
Australian and Victorian Training Awards 2022

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 WHY CHOOSE TAFE
With hands-on practical learning, high levels of student support and opportunities to work with our
key industry partners, TAFE gives you the skills you need to achieve your future career goals.
Whether you have recently finished school or university, have decided to change careers or further
develop your skills, TAFE can support you to achieve the skills that you require to gain employment.

SCHOOL UPSKILL, RESKILL RETURNING

LEAVER OR NEW CAREER TO STUDY

Have you completed Take the next step in your Get back on
VCE or VCAL? career with a certificate, track with your
diploma, advanced study
diploma, short course or
apprenticeship
Yes No
Complete a Apprenticeship
certificate,
VCE VM or VPC diploma or
Apprenticeship
Upgrade your knowledge advanced
or traineeship
and skills today diploma

Apprenticeship
or traineeship
Complete a
certificate,
diploma or
advanced
Complete a
START YOUR CAREER
diploma
certificate, WITH A TAFE
diploma or QUALIFICATION
advanced
University diploma

START YOUR CAREER

WITH A TAFE
QUALIFICATION

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 FREE TAFE COURSES
Whether you’re looking to commence your PRIORITY PATHWAYS AT KANGAN INSTITUTE
career, reskill or upskill, we offer a wide range
Accounting
of Free TAFE courses*, providing you study
Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping
opportunities to fill identified in-demand (FNS40217)

industry jobs. Diploma of Accounting (FNS50217)

Free TAFE can help cover the cost of tuition for Allied Health and Nursing
selected courses. See if you meet the eligibility Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance (HLT33115)

criteria below. Diploma of Nursing (HLT54121)

Building and Construction
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA Certificate III in Concreting (CPC30320)
Residential status: Any Australian citizen, Certificate III in Construction Waterproofing
(CPC31420)
Australian permanent resident or New Zealand
Certificate IV in Building and Construction
citizen is eligible for a Free TAFE course in
(Building) (CPC40120)
Victoria.
Diploma of Building and Construction (Building)
Previous qualification: You can do your first Free (CPC50220)

TAFE course no matter what qualifications you Community Services

already hold. This applies to all qualifications Certificate IV in Community Services (CHC42015)
- whether they be through TAFE or university. Diploma of Community Services (CHC52015)
This is because the ‘up-skilling rule’ has been
Dental
removed.
Certificate III in Dental Assisting (HLT35021)
Multiple Free TAFE courses: You can do multiple Certificate IV in Dental Assisting (HLT45015)
Free TAFE courses in the same occupational Education Support
pathway listed under ‘Free TAFE Priority Certificate III in School Based Education Support
Pathways’ below. (CHC30221)

This is because the ‘once-in-a-lifetime limit’ Early Childhood

requirement for Free TAFE has now been Certificate III In Early Childhood Education
removed for Priority Pathways. and Care (CHC30121)
Note: Students who choose a Free TAFE course Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care
(CHC50121)
that is not part of a Priority Pathway can only
study one Free TAFE course. Hairdressing
Certificate II in Salon Assistant (SHB20216)
Students whose only Free TAFE fee waiver was
Information Technology
under JobTrainer can also do another Free TAFE
Certificate III in Information Technology (ICT30120)
course, either in a pathway or non-pathway
Certificate IV in Cyber Security (22603VIC)
program.
Nursing and Personal Care
Free TAFE priority pathways do not include
Certificate III in Individual Support (CHC33015)
apprenticeship pathway courses.
Certificate IV in Leisure and Health (CHC43415)
You will be charged for any additional Certificate IV in Disability (CHC43115)
non-tuition fees relating to your studies, Diploma of Nursing (HLT54121)
which may include material and
consumable fees. FIND OUT MORE ABOUT FREE TAFE:
Note: Some Priority Pathway courses are not offered at Kangan Institute.
See the full list of Priority Pathway courses at vic.gov.au/free-tafe
KANGAN.EDU.AU/COURSES/FREE-TAFE
You can continue to study your Priority Pathway at Kangan Institute
even if you have started the Pathway at another institute.
FREETAFE.VIC.GOV.AU | 13 TAFE (8233)
*Free TAFE on selected courses only. Eligibility criteria apply.

Other fees and charges may apply. Find out more at freetafe.vic.gov.au

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 WHERE DO I START?
PREREQUISITES INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
You may need to meet some entry requirements Kangan Institute is one of Australia’s largest
in order to enrol in one of our programs. These and most trusted education providers, offering
requirements vary for each course, but may a wide range of courses from English language
include: programs to internationally recognised
• A minimum age (some courses require that you certificates, diplomas and advanced diplomas.
are over 18 so that you can legally work in the With more than 90 years of educational
industry) excellence, our qualifications give you the skills,
• Satisfactory language, literacy and numeracy experience and the confidence to succeed in life.
skills For more information about our courses
• A Police Check or a Working with Children available to international students please visit
Check (if you are working in an industry that kangan.edu.au/international or contact us at
has contact with children or the public) [email protected] or
• Evidence of immunisations. Some courses call 1300 175 176 to discuss your options.
such as health care may require additional
immunisations.
These prerequisites are not designed to be a
blocker to entry in the course, but to ensure that
you are compliant and ready to be employed in
the industry once you complete your training
with us.
To find out more about our prerequisites, please
contact us on 13 TAFE (13 8233)

RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING (RPL)

AND SKILLS RECOGNITION
If you have acquired relevant skills and
knowledge in your workplace, through previous
training, or even via volunteer work, you may
not need to complete further study to obtain a
qualification.
With our skills recognition program you can
save time and get an accredited qualification to
improve your career prospects.
Find out more at kangan.edu.au/study-with-us/
prospective-students/skills-recognition-and-
change-of-preference or contact us on
13 TAFE (13 8233)

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 WHAT SHOULD I EXPECT?
STUDENT ORIENTATION STUDENT NEWSLETTER
We understand that being a new student can To stay on top of everything happening on and
be daunting, so we have developed a student off campus, keep an eye on your inbox for our
orientation program to support you through monthly student newsletter.
your transition into TAFE. You’ll find fun, informative and engaging stories
Take the opportunity to discover what services that cover the below:
and support we offer each and every Kangan • What’s happening at TAFE
Institute student, meet new people and make
new friends. • News and success

If you have any questions about our Student • Alumni spotlight

Orientation program, please contact our events • What’s happening in Melbourne
team at [email protected] Want to get involved? We are always looking for
students to profile, success stories to share and
STUDENT EVENTS articles written by students for students. Get in
Kangan Institute holds a number of events and contact with us at [email protected]
activities throughout the year to make sure
there’s always something fun and engaging
happening on campus.
As a new student, you can look forward to
cultural diversity celebrations, mental health
awareness days, reconciliation events, women’s
day events, work safe month and more.
For more information on student events look out
for our monthly student newsletter or email our
events team at [email protected]

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IDAHO OUR AMBASSADOR DOG
In 2018, Kangan Institute welcomed our
ambassador dog Idaho to the TAFE team.
Idaho was bestowed on us by our industry
partner Guide Dogs Victoria and helps students
understand the needs of people with low vision
and the work associated to train and care for
their assistance animals.
Idaho can be seen at a range of our events
and on campus almost daily to help share
the message of accessibility and inclusivity
throughout the TAFE.
To keep up with Idaho’s travels follow us on
Instagram and Facebook.

STUDENT GRADUATION
The Graduation Ceremony is a yearly event
that celebrates the achievements of students
who have completed their studies with Kangan
Institute.
Eligible students will receive their invitations
via email between December-February once
they have completed their course of study. This
occurs when the teaching department authorises
the completion and students have received their
certificate via a secure digital platform -
My eQuals.
Please note: Certificates of qualifications are not
received at the Graduation Ceremony. Students
will be be able to access their qualifications
within real time once issued via My eQuals.

STUDENT AWARDS
Each year a number of students are selected
by their teaching area to receive awards and be
interviewed for the overall Student of the Year
and Apprentice of the Year.
Award recipients and their guests are invited
to attend Kangan Institute’s annual Industry
Excellence Awards night, a networking event
where all winners are presented with their prizes
onstage.

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 INDIGENOUS EDUCATION CENTRE
The Indigenous Education Centre (IEC) at OUR STUDENTS
Kangan Institute is an innovative environment
The IEC welcomes all Indigenous Australians.
that fosters and promotes Indigenous learning,
Our students come from many different
while supporting Indigenous students
backgrounds ranging from early school leavers
undertaking study and training in a wide array of
to people over 50.
courses across the institute.
We support students engaged in a variety of
Honouring the traditional landowners of the
courses across the institute, from foundation
area, the Gunung-Willam-Balluk and Wurundjeri
to entry level courses which include language,
peoples, the centre merges the cultural
literacy, numeracy and computer skills, cultural
heritage and values of these landowners with
education and advanced courses from the
contemporary Aboriginal culture and strong
certificate I level all the way to diplomas and
networks with key Aboriginal organisations to
advanced diplomas.
ensure that our students are supported through
their time with us. Students learn through a combination of
classroom, practical, flexible and online learning
As one of the state’s largest providers of training
techniques.
and education, Kangan Institute delivers a wide
range of courses and programs. Our courses are A majority of the students engage in the course
designed in consultation with communities and of their choice at the TAFE and use the IEC for
employers which means that Aboriginal students cultural activities or for support (if required).
gain skills and knowledge while improving their We also conduct a number of events through
networks and employment options. the year, celebrating Aboriginal culture and key
milestones to which all the students are invited
The IEC plays an important role in supporting
to along with their friends and family.
Aboriginal students at Kangan Institute,
providing them with a welcoming environment Most importantly, we have a dedicated Koorie
at all times and assisting them where required to Student Support Officer, Koorie Liaison Officer
find the course of their choice, getting enrolled as well as a Koorie Engagement Mentor based
and starting their training. at the IEC to assist students in accessing the full
range of support services through the institute,
as well as assisting them navigate their way in
dealing with government agencies and other
relevant organisations.
To speak with one of our Koorie Liaison Officers
please contact us on 1300 328 329.

OUR PARTNERSHIPS
The IEC has forged strong relationships with
key Aboriginal organisations across Victoria.
We work closely with these organisations to
ensure that our students have access to all the
resources they require throughout their time
with us. We also encourage our students to form
and establish their own relationships with these
organisations and support facilities in order to
continue working with them as they move from
their TAFE course into a career.

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INDIGENOUS CULTURAL AWARENESS TRAINING The program is tailored to not only provide
(ICAT) a historical perspective but to also provide
learning which can be applied in every day
We are committed to supporting organisations
situations. We focus on developing improvement
in gaining a greater understanding of Aboriginal
of strategies targeted at Indigenous recruitment
and Torres Strait Islander History and Culture.
and employment. We also offer follow-up
This program enables workforces to build
support and ongoing consultation.
successful working relationships with Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander communities. Contact the Indigenous Education Centre for
more information on 13 TAFE (13 8233) or visit
The ICAT program is designed to provide
kangan.edu.au/courses/
participants with a practical understanding
indigenous-education-training
required for successfully working with the
Victorian Indigenous Community. It also builds
awareness of Indigenous issues and aims to
eradicate apprehension or misconception about
Indigenous people.

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 WE SUPPORT YOU
THROUGH YOUR JOURNEY
NEXT STEP STUDY SUPPORT
NEXT STEP is a free service for those aged Kangan Institute offers a range of support
15-24 years looking for advice on study pathway services to help students keep up with and
options and career planning. Our skilled staff will successfully complete their course work. Our
always give you personalised advice to help you counsellors facilitate a variety of workshops
find the right course to get you on the throughout the year, providing strategies to
right track. help you overcome challenges, no matter how
Contact NEXT STEP: Call 1300 289 290 big or small.
or email [email protected] To make an appointment, call 9279 2511
or email [email protected]

DISABILITY SUPPORT
Our disability support team is available to assist,
support and provide resources to students who
have a disability that affects their learning. The
team is here to help you enjoy your studies,
giving you the tools to be independent.
To make an appointment, call 9279 2511
or email [email protected]

LEARNING SUPPORT
The Learning Support Unit offers courses that
will help you achieve your education and career
goals. You can access help with language,
literacy and numeracy to ensure you are able
to meet the requirements of the course you
are enrolled in, whilst building on what you
already know.
Our specialised teachers will assist you to reach
your full potential. They will work with you in
units that encompass general education and
work skills principles that are important for
success in your career and education journey.
To find out how we can help you, call 9098 5999
or email [email protected]

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RECONNECT EMPLOYMENT CENTRE
Reconnect is a free service that can provide One of our primary goals is to strengthen the
personalised support and course related financial employability of our students and help them
assistance to disengaged, high needs learners. find real jobs in their chosen industry. Our
This service works with your strengths and your Employment Centre is specifically dedicated to
individual learning goals to help you successfully helping you develop your employability skills.
return to education, training and/or employment. Our experts can help you with job search,
To be eligible for the Reconnect program you one-on-one coaching and access to the weekly
must be: vacancy listing and other useful resources. Over
1,000 employers advertise jobs with the centre
A Young Person every year and we have a strong track record in
Aged 17-19: Not engaged in education or successfully placing our students.
training for six months or more (less than You can contact the centre on 1300 484 335
8 hours per week). or email [email protected]
A Mature Participant
Aged 20-64: Unemployed for six months or SKILLS AND JOB CENTRE
more (less than 8 hours per week) and not Our Skills and Jobs Centre provides students
engaged in education or training for six months and the wider community with free advice on
or more (less than 8 hours a week). job opportunities, vocational training, career
A Young Person Impacted by the planning and employability skills, whilst assisting
Justice System individuals to prepare for their future.
Young people aged 17-24 who have been or are Our friendly consultants provide personalised
currently on Youth Justice Orders. advice and can assist you to answer questions
such as:
An Asylum Seeker
• Do I need training or a qualification?
A 17-64 year old without citizenship but holds
a valid Bridging Visa Class E (BVE), Safe Haven • How can I start a career or make a career
Enterprise Visa (SHEV), Temporary Protection change?
Visa (TPV), Temporary Humanitarian Stay • Where do I start to look for a new job?
(Subclass 449) or Temporary Humanitarian
• What type of job may be good for me?
Concern (Subclass 786) Visa.
To make an appointment, register for our
Out of Home Care
workshops or to find out more,
Aged 17-64: A person that has a current or visit kangan.edu.au/study-with-us/skills-and-
previous experience with Child Protection. job-centre
Kangan Institute is funded to deliver the Call 1300 100 606
Reconnect program in Hume. To find out how or email skills&[email protected]
we can help you, call 1300 327 328 or go to
info.kangan.edu.au/reconnectprogram

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 ELIGIBILITY
How much you pay is determined by the course CONCESSION
you enrol in, the scheduled hours you commit
You may be entitled to a concession on your
to undertake, your eligibility for a government
tuition fees if you are in a government subsidised
subsidised place and any concession
place and you meet the below criteria:
entitlements you might be eligible for.
• Are enrolled in a certificate I to certificate IV
course
GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES
You may be eligible for government subsidised • Hold a current and valid:
training if you are: - Health Care Card;
- Pensioner Card; or
• An Australian citizen
- Veteran’s Gold Card
• An Australian permanent resident (holder of
a permanent visa) A dependant spouse or child of a card holder is
also entitled to the Fee Concession.
• A New Zealand citizen
If your tuition fee concession application is
And are any of the following:
successful, your concession fee will be charged
• Under 20 years of age at 20% of the government subsidised tuition rate
• Seeking to enrol in an apprenticeship for your program.

• 20 years and older and ‘upskilling’ by seeking Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in
to enrol in a course at a higher level than your a government subsidised place will continue to
existing qualification be eligible to access concession at all program
levels (including diploma, advanced diploma,
• Seeking to enrol in a Skill Set
vocational graduate certificate and vocational
There are further restrictions on the number of graduate diploma programs).
qualifications and skills sets you can undertake in
a year, at a time or at a level, as well as a limit to FULL FEE
one Free TAFE course per eligible student unless
If you are not eligible for government subsidised
the Free TAFE courses you choose are part of
training you will pay the full fee listed on the
the Free TAFE Priority Pathways initiative.
respective course page.
To find out more about our eligibility
requirements refer to kangan.edu.au/courses/
fees or call 13 TAFE (8233)

ADDITIONAL FEES
In addition to the tuition fee you may be required
to pay any applicable materials and consumables
fees.
To find out more about our fees and charges
refer to kangan.edu.au/courses/fees
or call 13 TAFE (8233)

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 PATHWAYS TO UNIVERSITY
Getting started on your journey after finishing Kangan Institute has formalised pathways with
school can be tough. With so many choices, the following universities:
expenses and paths to follow it can be a • Deakin University
challenge to work out what’s right for you.
• Federation University
TAFE is the perfect transition between school
• La Trobe University
and university. Our learning environment is
different to a school environment, you have the • Torrens University
opportunity to work directly with clients and take • Victoria University
a more work-focused approach rather than just There are extra benefits of completing your
as a student. studies at TAFE before you start university:
Your ATAR score is no barrier to further study, • Develop your knowledge with hands-on,
you can gain a Kangan Institute qualification and industry specific learning.
still go to university too. • Work in your chosen field while studying.
Starting your pathway at TAFE can reduce the • Start off in a supportive environment with small
time it would normally take to complete a degree class sizes and one-on-one interaction with
at university. Many TAFE qualifications, such as teachers.
advanced diploma, diploma and some certificate
IV qualifications, provide credits towards a
university undergraduate course. This means that
you can gain credits towards completion of your
chosen undergraduate course without studying
similar units.
To find out more about our pathways, refer to
kangan.edu.au/students/pathways-to-university

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 PAYMENT OPTIONS
FLEXIBLE PAYMENT PLAN APPRENTICESHIPS INCENTIVES PROGRAM
Payment plans are available to anyone enrolling The Australian government has established the
into a certificate I, II, III and IV course. Kangan Australian Apprenticeships Incentives Program
Institute offers eligible students the option of to encourage genuine opportunities for people
paying their course fees over time by setting up to enter into skills based training through
either weekly or fortnightly instalment payments Australian Apprenticeships.
to cover their tuition, materials and consumables. Apprentices may be eligible for a range of
Find out more about our payment plan visit payments to assist them with the initial set up
kangan.edu.au/courses/fees/financial-support costs and completion of their apprenticeship.
For more information about the different
SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS incentives available to you, please refer to:
At Kangan Institute, we believe in rewarding australianapprenticeships.gov.au or your local
hard work and achievement. We offer a number Australian Apprenticeship Support Network
of scholarships and grants to help pay for your provider.
course.
Find out more on what you can apply for at
kangan.edu.au/study-with-us/prospective-
students/scholarships

VET STUDENT LOANS

A student loan scheme is available for eligible
students and courses to assist in the payment of
tuition fees whilst studying at TAFE. These are
called VET Student Loans and replaced the VET
FEE-HELP scheme from 1 January 2017.
Loans are capped according to the course you
are studying. These loans are income contingent
and interest free and are repaid via the
Australian Taxation Office when your income
reaches a certain threshold. For 2022-2023
income year, the threshold is $48,361. The loan
will continue to be a debt to the government
until it is repaid.
For further information visit studyassist.gov.au
You will still have to pay the materials and
consumables fee (if studying a government
subsidised course) and other non-tuition fees
(if applicable) at the time of enrolment. To be
eligible for a VET Student Loan, you must be
an Australian citizen; holder of a permanent
humanitarian visa who will be residing in
Australia for the duration of study; or a
qualifying New Zealand citizen.
VET Student Loans will not be granted to
students who do not meet the above criteria.

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 SCHOOLS INFORMATION
Our schools engagement team provide schools COURSE GUIDE
with a single point of contact when dealing
We’ve designed our course guide as a helpful
with us, to help you get the best value from our
reference tool for you and your students.
services.
It provides an overview of the wide range
Our resources and support for schools ensure of courses we offer, study pathways and
that you and your students are well equipped possible career outcomes. This guide may be
with information about career paths and further downloaded in PDF format from our website or
study options. you can order a printed course list online.
The schools engagement team can assist your
school to create career pathways for your CAREER ADVISORS SEMINAR
students through: Our annual career advisors seminar offers a
professional development opportunity for career
SCHOOL VISITS advisors to learn more about courses offered
We can visit your school and talk to your at Kangan Institute. This event has a strong
students about our training programs via a education and employment pathway focus with
presentation or at a careers expo. We are able to our Industry partners, current students and
tailor presentations to focus on specific course teaching staff actively participating to reinforce
areas if your students have a key area of interest. the value of undertaking a VET qualification at
Kangan Institute.
CAMPUS TOURS Find out more: kangan.edu.au/for-schools
Our campus tours provide school groups with
the opportunity to get a glimpse of campus life.
These events give students an overview of what
vocational and higher education is all about, and
the chance to see our state-of-the-art facilities.

CAREER ADVISORS NEWSLETTER

Our regular newsletter for career advisors
and practitioners will help you stay abreast of
upcoming events, new and updated courses
and other relevant information about our
organisation.

FUTURE OPTIONS
Our Future Options events provide secondary
school students with the opportunity to visit
our facilities and gain an insight into vocational
education through a series of interactive
workshops.

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 APPRENTICESHIPS
& TRAINEESHIPS
Apprenticeships and traineeships are customised To contact a Kangan Institute ASO, email:
training programs that are developed to meet [email protected]
evolving industry needs. For further information, please contact,
They are a great way to kick-start your career 1300 311 820 or email:
in a variety of industries and roles by combining [email protected]
your training and paid employment.
WHY DO AN APPRENTICESHIP OR TRAINEESHIP?
WHAT ARE APPRENTICESHIPS There are many reasons to consider an
AND TRAINEESHIPS? apprenticeship or traineeship including:
Apprenticeships and traineeships are a great • Start earning money while you study
option for anyone looking to get a job or take • Train on-the-job, on-campus, or both
their career in a different direction. As a Kangan
• Develop knowledge and skills from expert
Institute apprentice or trainee you will receive
teachers with extensive industry experience
a personalised training plan. We will provide
you with the skills and technical knowledge • Learn with the latest technology and tools in
specific to your workplace, trade or vocation. our well-equipped facilities
All our apprenticeship and traineeship programs • Graduate with a nationally recognised
incorporate learning that takes place in the qualification
workplace. As a Kangan Institute apprentice or
• Access our Employment Centre after you
trainee we can help you to kick-start your career
graduate
with both on and off-the-job training. It’s this
blended approach to your learning that will help
you to graduate with confidence, experience and HOW TO START AN APPRENTICESHIP
ready for the workforce with real skills. OR TRAINEESHIP?
You can begin if you are at least 15 years of
IS AN APPRENTICESHIP OR TRAINEESHIP age or while you’re still at school finishing Year
RIGHT FOR ME? 11 or 12. You don’t need a secondary school
certificate or other qualification to start an
If you are interested in working in a skilled trade
apprenticeship although this is highly regarded
such as building, hairdressing, automotive or
by most employers. As an apprentice you will
electrical then an apprenticeship is for you.
earn an income while you learn your trade. You
If you are interested in working in a vocational
can study a variety of qualification levels in most
role such as office administration or information
occupations including hairdressing, commercial
technology then a traineeship will get
cookery, building and horticulture.
you started.
You can combine time at work with training,
APPRENTICESHIP SUPPORT PROGRAM which can be either full-time, part-time
or school-based. When you finish your
Apprenticeship Support Officers (ASOs) are
apprenticeship, you will have a nationally
located across Victoria and offer a free and
recognised qualification that can take you
confidential support and advice service to
registered apprentices and employers. They’re anywhere in Australia and to many overseas
part of a Victorian Government initiative to keep countries as well.
more apprentices in jobs and help more people
complete their training.
For further information, please check
the following: kangan.edu.au/courses/
apprenticeships-and-traineeships/
apprenticeship-support-program
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 STEPS TO BECOME
AN APPRENTICE
STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3
PREPARATION AND RESEARCH JOB HUNTING SIGN UP
Figure out what trade you are Start applying for jobs Once you’ve found an
interested in, do research on through networking with employer, you both
job opportunities and write or people you know, online or must contact Australian
update your resume. via Jobactive providers. Apprenticeship Support
You can also speak to one You can register with our Network (AASN). Select
of our friendly Skills and Employment Centre to receive Kangan Institute as your
Job representatives on: our weekly vacancy list and preferred training provider to
1300 100 606 who can access other useful resources. get started. If you are eligible
advise on job opportunities for a Health Care Card, make
1300 484 335
or vocational training. sure you apply for one prior
kangan.edu.au
to enrolling so you are eligible
kangan.edu.au/study-with-us/ /employment-centre
for concession fees.
skills-and-job-centre

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Group Training Organisations (GTOs) Workplace delivery
GTOs partner with a range of businesses and To help your business grow, we work closely with
offer you expert advice and assistance to find you and your apprentices to develop training
you the right apprenticeship. GTOs can place plans and deliver high quality training to improve
you with the right business and also monitor staff satisfaction and productivity in your
your progress and support you as you need it. business. Led by our passionate and experienced
Find out more at naen.com.au teaching staff, our purpose-built training facilities
create a real working environment for your
Australian Apprenticeship Support Network
apprentices.
(AASN)
Your apprentices learn the latest and most
AASNs are contracted by the Government
relevant skills from industry experts with
to support and facilitate the apprenticeship
extensive experience.
process for employers and individuals. AASNs
can also help you with the recruitment process Why send your apprentice to us?
and provide mentoring and career advice. Visit We know that a successful business is built on
australianapprenticeships.gov.au for more delivering exceptional levels of service to create
information or call them on 13 38 73. lasting relationships with your clients.
Pre-apprenticeships
A pre-apprenticeship with Kangan Institute can
get you in the fast lane and give you the skills
and confidence to start your apprenticeship.
Whether you are currently doing VCE
Vocational Major or you’ve left school early, a
pre-apprenticeship will get you on your way to
working and further study in a specific industry.
Pre-apprenticeships also combine literacy and
numeracy skills units to give you extra support
to get employed and into an apprenticeship.
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 OUR CAMPUSES
BROADMEADOWS CREMORNE
Pearcedale Parade 85 Cremorne Street
Study areas: Trades, Foundations, Business, Creative + Digital Skills
IT, Community, English, Hospitality, Animals, Study areas: Fashion, Hair, Barbering and Beauty,
Plants and Sciences. Security and Cyber Security.
Kangan Institute’s largest campus is situated This boutique campus located in the heart of
in the north west of Melbourne, in a culturally Melbourne’s fashion, creative and tech hub
diverse neighbourhood. The campus offers a delivers innovative and relevant training.
wide range of courses, support services and is
home to our Indigenous Education Centre (IEC), With purpose built facilities for cyber security,
where the Indigenous people of Australia can refurbished spaces for our exciting creative
learn in a supported and caring environment. courses, as well as a hair and beauty salon,
that is open to the public, our students have
Our fully-licensed training restaurant gives our access to real world experiences and industry
hospitality students real work experience in leading products and equipment. Our Textile
a real restaurant while they study. Offering a and Fashion Hub is an industry based training
modern and eclectic menu and an extensive centre, providing a unique opportunity for
wine list, Richards Restaurant is also host to students to test garment design against modern
various themed events and fundraising dinners manufacturing standards which is equipped with
throughout the year. the latest automated knitting machines.

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DOCKLANDS ESSENDON
1 Batmans Hill Drive 38 Buckley Street
Automotive Centre of Excellence (ACE) Study areas: Health, Nursing, Pathology, Allied
and ELICOS Centre. Health, Health Services Assistance and Individual
Study areas: Automotive and English Support.

Kangan Institute’s Automotive Centre of Our newly refurbished Essendon Health Hub is
Excellence is a purpose-built, located in the leafy surroundings of Melbourne’s
state-of-the-art facility, providing simulated north.
workshops and training in automotive, large Offering high quality teaching and specialist
vehicles, marine and outdoor equipment. training with the latest equipment and
The Docklands campus also hosts Kangan technology our Health team also assist with
Institute’s ELICOS and International Services opportunities for placements and employment
department. The ELICOS Centre is a leading support.
facility that provides excellent English language
training for international students, working
holiday and tourist visa holders. In the midst of
the hustle and bustle of central Melbourne, the
Docklands campus is a great base to see and
explore Melbourne.
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 INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS
We work with some of the best industry brands to give our students access to practical work
placements, the latest industry tools and real skills.

AUTOMOTIVE CONNECTIONS
OUR SPONSORS

OUR PARTNERS

HAIR & BEAUTY CONNECTIONS

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TRADES CONNECTIONS

FASHION CONNECTIONS

ANIMALS, PLANTS & SCIENCES CONNECTIONS

Precision
Control
Australia

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 TRADES

WORKPLACE DELIVERY If you are considering a job in trades and are the sort of person
that enjoys hands-on training, then studying a trades course at
WORK HEALTH & SAFETY Kangan Institute is the best place to start.
SECURITY As a trades student, you will learn in-demand skills across the
ENGINEERING industry, vastly improving your career prospects. With some
PLUMBING experience, you can even start your own business. We offer a
range of qualifications that can be delivered in your workplace.
BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION Most of our trades courses are offered with rolling enrolments,
ELECTRICAL so you can start at any time.
LOGISTICS You will learn from our world-class teaching faculty with
extensive industry experience and connections. We are focused
on getting you the skills to make you work-ready. With practical
training, industry projects and work placements you gain real
experience and skills employers are looking for.
Kangan Institute has established a vast network of industry
partners and enjoys a strong reputation with employers.
Our TAFE courses are developed in line with industry
requirements. You will acquire the most relevant and up-to-date
skills and we will connect you to real jobs.

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 TRADES COURSES
PATHWAYS TO YOUR CAREER
WORK HEALTH & SAFETY Career opportunities:
• Mechanical Engineering Supervisor
Career opportunities:
• Registered Builder
Career opportunities: • Mechanical Engineering Draftsperson • Project Manager
• Site Supervisor • CAM Programmer • Construction Manager
• Health and Safety Practitioner • Advanced Mechanical Maintenance • Estimating Manager
• Health and Safety Supervisor Technician • Sales Manager
• Health and Safety Field Officer • Mechanical Engineering Technician • Building Site Supervisor
• Work Health and Safety Coordinator • Fluid Power Systems Technician • Building Advisor
Course to get you there: • Pressure Welder Courses to get you there:
• Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety • Advanced Toolmaking Technician • Diploma of Building and Construction
(BSB41419) • Advanced Fabrication Technician (Building) (CPC50220)
(Structural) • Diploma of Building and Construction
Course to get you there: (Management) (CPC50320)
SECURITY • Certificate IV in Engineering (MEM40119)

Career opportunities: ELECTRICAL

• Shopping Centre Security PLUMBING Career opportunities:
• Construction Site/Industrial Security
Course to get you there: Career opportunities: • Electrician
• Plumbing Apprenticeship • Electrical Contracting Business Owner
• Certificate II in Security Operations
(CPP20218)
• Plumber • PLC Programmer
• Plumber and Drainer Courses to get you there:
Career opportunities: • Plumber and Gasfitter • Certificate II in Electrotechnology
• Armed Guard • Gasfitter (Pre-vocational) (22499VIC)
• Cash in Transit • Roof Plumber • Certificate III in Electrotechnology
• Bodyguard Electrician (UEE30820)
Courses to get you there:
Course to get you there:
• Certificate II in Plumbing
• Certificate III in Security Operations
(CPP31318)
(Pre-apprenticeship) (22569VIC) LOGISTICS
• Certificate III in Plumbing (CPC32420)
Career opportunities:
ENGINEERING BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION
• Store person
• Forklift Operator
Career opportunities: • Purchasing and Supply Logistics Clerk
Career opportunities:
• Mechanical Engineer (Fitting and • Logistics Coordinator
Machining) • Carpenter
• Logistics Supervisor
• Heavy Metal Fabrication (Welding) • Leading Hand
• Warehouse Supervisor or Manager
• Light Metal Fabrication (Welding) • Sub-foreman
• Supply Chain Specialist
• Tool Maker • Foreman
Courses to get you there:
Course to get you there: • Project Manager
• Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations
• Certificate II in Engineering Studies Courses to get you there:
(TLI30321)
(22470VIC) • Certificate II in Building and Construction
Pre-apprenticeship (22338VIC)
Career opportunities: • Certificate III in Carpentry (CPC30220)
• Engineering Tradesperson (Fabrication)
• Boilermaker/Welder Career opportunities:
• Metal Finishing Technician • Building Estimator
• Sheetmetal Worker • Building Manager
Course to get you there: • Building Contract Administrator
• Certificate III in Engineering (Fabrication) • Building Consultant
(MEM30319) • Building Site Supervisor
Course to get you there:
Career opportunities:
• Certificate IV in Building and Construction
• Engineering Trades Person (Mechanical) (CPC40120)
• Fitter and Turner
Major Tools Partner
• Mechanical Fitter for Kangan Institute’s
• Metal Machinist Trades + Skills Centre
Course to get you there:
• Certificate III in Engineering (Mechanical)
(MEM30219)

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WORKPLACE DELIVERY At Kangan Institute, we offer a range of CERTIFICATE III IN
qualifications that can be delivered in your SOLID PLASTERING
COURSE CODE CPC31020
workplace.
LOCATION
Workplace
These courses are offered as a rolling enrolment,
DURATION
so you can start at any time. Flexible: 1 year
INTAKE
For more information on how we can tailor these courses Direct entry / Rolling enrolments
for you, call the Workplace Delivery Team on
1300 321 322. This course is designed for those working
in the construction trades as a renderer.
Delivered on-site in a flexible way that suits
your work, we will come to your worksite
and assess you while you are working. The
delivery is designed to fit in with a modern
working environment including online
content and workplace simulations..
PREREQUISITES
To be eligible for this course you must
be currently working in the industry
as a renderer, with a minimum 5 years’
experience and access to a live worksite.
You must also satisfy the prerequisite
numeracy and literacy skills.
SELECTION PROCESS
An assessor will conduct a site visit and
interview.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Upon completion, you will be a qualified
renderer allowing you to work nationally.
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
On successful completion of this course,
you are eligible for entry into the Certificate
IV in Building and Construction (Building)
(CPC40120).
CORE UNITS
Conduct workplace CPCCOM1014
communication
Carry out measurements and CPCCOM1015
calculations
Read and interpret plans and CPCCOM2001
specifications
Plan and organise work CPCCOM1013
Work effectively and sustainably CPCCOM1012
in the construction industry
Erect and dismantle restricted CPCCCM2008
height scaffolding
Handle solid plastering materials CPCCSP2001
Use solid plastering tools and CPCCSP2002
equipment
Prepare surfaces for plastering CPCCSP2003
Apply float and render to straight CPCCSP3001
and curved surfaces
Apply set coats CPCCSP3002
Apply trowelled texture coat CPCCSP3003
finishes
Restore and renovate solid CPCCSP3004
plasterwork
Apply basic levelling procedures CPCCCM2006
Apply WHS requirements, CPCCWHS2001
policies and procedures in the
construction industry
Information about elective units can be found online

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 TRADES COURSES
CERTIFICATE III IN CERTIFICATE III IN
CARPENTRY WALL AND FLOOR TILING
COURSE CODE CPC30220 COURSE CODE CPC31320
LOCATION LOCATION
Workplace Workplace
DURATION DURATION
Flexible: 1 year Flexible: 1 year
INTAKE INTAKE
Direct entry / Rolling enrolments Direct entry / Rolling enrolments

This course aims to provide extensive This course is designed for those working
training for carpenters employed in the in the construction trades as a tiler.
construction industry. You will be provided Delivered on-site in a flexible way that suits
with practical and theoretical knowledge of your work, we will come to your worksite
the carpentry trade. and assess you while you are working. The
delivery is designed to fit in with a modern
PREREQUISITES working environment including online
To be eligible for this course you must
content and workplace simulations.
be currently working in the industry as
a carpenter, with a minimum 5 years’ PREREQUISITES
experience and have access to a live To be eligible for this course you need to
worksite. You must also satisfy the be currently working in the industry as a
prerequisite numeracy and literacy skills. tiler, with a minimum 5 years’ experience
and have access to a live worksite. You
SELECTION PROCESS must also satisfy the prerequisite numeracy
An assessor will conduct a site visit and
and literacy skills.
interview.
SELECTION PROCESS
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES An assessor will conduct a site visit and
Upon completion, you will be a qualified
interview.
carpenter allowing you to work nationally.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES Upon completion, you will be a qualified
On successful completion of this course,
tiler allowing you to work nationally.
you are eligible for entry into the Certificate
IV in Building and Construction (Building) FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
(CPC40120). On successful completion of this course,
you are eligible for entry into the Certificate
CORE UNITS
Use carpentry tools and CPCCCA2002B
IV in Building and Construction (Building)
equipment (CPC40120).
Handle carpentry materials CPCCCA2011A CORE UNITS
Carry out general demolition of CPCCCA3001A Conduct workplace CPCCOM1014
minor building structures communication
Carry out setting out CPCCCA3002A Carry out measurements and CPCCOM1015
Carry out levelling operations CPCCCA3023A calculations
Work effectively and sustainably CPCCCM1012A Read and interpret plans and CPCCOM2001
in the construction industry specifications
Plan and organise work CPCCCM1013A Plan and organise work CPCCOM1013
Conduct workplace CPCCCM1014A Work effectively and sustainably CPCCOM1012
communication in the construction industry
Carry out measurements and CPCCCM1015A Handle wall and floor tiling CPCCWF2001
calculations materials
Read and interpret plans and CPCCCM2001A Use wall and floor tiling tools and CPCCWF2002
specifications equipment
Carry out excavation CPCCCM2002A Prepare surfaces for tiling CPCCWF3001
application
Use explosive power tools CPCCCM2007B
Install floor tiles CPCCWF3002
Erect and dismantle restricted CPCCCM2008B
height scaffolding Install wall tiles CPCCWF3003
Work safely at heights CPCCCM2010B Repair wall and floor tiling CPCCWF3004
Carry out concreting to simple CPCCCO2013A Install decorative tiling CPCCWF3005
forms Install mosaic tiling CPCCWF3006
Apply OHS requirements, CPCCOHS2001A Tile curved surfaces CPCCWF3007
policies and procedures in the
construction industry Apply waterproofing for wall and CPCCWF3009
floor tiling
Install flooring systems CPCCCA3003A
Apply basic levelling procedures CPCCCM2006
Construct wall frames CPCCCA3004A
Apply WHS requirements, CPCCWHS2001
Construct ceiling frames CPCCCA3005B policies and procedures in the
Erect roof trusses CPCCCA3006B construction industry
Construct pitched roofs CPCCCA3007C Information about elective units can be found online
Construct eaves CPCCCA3008B
Information about elective units can be found online

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WORKPLACE DELIVERY | WHS | SECURITY CERTIFICATE III IN CERTIFICATE III IN CERTIFICATE III IN
BRICKLAYING/BLOCKLAYING CONCRETING CONSTRUCTION
COURSE CODE CPC33020 COURSE CODE CPC30320 WATERPROOFING
LOCATION LOCATION COURSE CODE CPC31420
Workplace Workplace
LOCATION
DURATION DURATION Workplace
Flexible: 1 year Flexible: 1 year
DURATION
INTAKE INTAKE Flexible: 1 year
Direct entry / Rolling enrolments Direct entry / Rolling enrolments
INTAKE
Direct entry / Rolling enrolments
This course is designed for those working This course is designed for those working
in the construction trades as a bricklayer. in the construction trades as a concreter.
This course is designed for those
Delivered on-site in a flexible way that suits Delivered on-site in a flexible way that suits working in the construction industry as a
your work, we will come to your worksite your work, we will come to your worksite waterproofer.
and assess you while you are working. The and assess you while you are working.
Delivered on-site in a flexible way that suits
delivery is designed to fit in with a modern The delivery is designed to fit in with a your work, we come to your worksite and
working environment including online modern working environment including assess you while you work. The delivery is
content and workplace simulations. online content and workplace simulations. designed to fit in with a modern working
PREREQUISITES PREREQUISITES environment including online content and
You need to be currently working in the To be eligible for this course you must workplace simulations.
industry as a bricklayer, with a minimum be currently working in the industry as
5 years’ experience and have access to
PREREQUISITES
a concreter, with a minimum 5 years’ To be eligible for this course you must
a live worksite. You must also satisfy the experience and have access to a live be currently working in the industry
prerequisite numeracy and literacy skills. worksite. You must also satisfy the as a waterproofer, with a minimum 5
SELECTION PROCESS prerequisite numeracy and literacy skills. years’ experience and have access to a
An assessor will conduct a site visit and SELECTION PROCESS live worksite. You must also satisfy the
interview. An assessor will conduct a site visit and prerequisite numeracy and literacy skills.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES interview. SELECTION PROCESS
Upon completion, you will be a qualified CAREER OPPORTUNITIES An assessor will conduct a site visit and
bricklayer allowing you to work nationally. Upon completion, you will be a qualified interview.
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES concreter allowing you to work nationally. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
On successful completion of this course, FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES This course may lead to employment in the
you are eligible for entry into the Certificate On successful completion of this course, construction industry as a waterproofer,
IV in Building and Construction (Building) you are eligible for entry into the Certificate it can also be used as an additional
(CPC40120). IV in Building and Construction (Building) qualification for those in the construction
(CPC40120). industry carrying out associated
CORE UNITS
waterproofing works.
Conduct workplace CPCCOM1014 CORE UNITS
communication FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
Conduct workplace CPCCOM1014
Carry out setting out CPCCCA3002 communication On successful completion of this course,
Carry out measurements and CPCCOM1015 Determine concrete supply CPCCON3035 you are eligible for entry into the Certificate
calculations requirements
IV in Building and Construction (Building)
Read and interpret plans and CPCCOM2001 Carry out setting out CPCCCA3002
specifications (CPC40120).
Carry out hand excavation CPCCCM2002
Plan and organise work CPCCOM1013 CORE UNITS
Carry out measurements and CPCCOM1015
Work effectively and sustainably CPCCOM1012 calculations Conduct workplace CPCCOM1014
in the construction industry communication
Place concrete CPCCON3041
Handle and prepare bricklaying CPCCBL2001 Carry out measurements and CPCCOM1015
and blocklaying materials Erect and dismantle formwork for CPCCCA3028 calculations
footings and slabs on ground
Use bricklaying and blocklaying CPCCBL2002 Read and interpret plans and CPCCOM2001
tools and equipment Read and interpret plans and CPCCOM2001 specifications
specifications
Carry out masonry veneer CPCCBL3002 Plan and organise work CPCCOM1013
construction Handle concreting materials and CPCCON2021
components Work effectively and sustainably CPCCOM1012
Carry out cavity brick CPCCBL3003 in the construction industry
construction Plan and organise work CPCCOM1013
Handle waterproofing materials CPCCWP2001
Lay masonry walls and corners CPCCBL3005 Cure concrete CPCCON3043 and components
Lay multi-thickness walls and CPCCBL3006 Select, use and maintain CPCCON2022 Use waterproofing tools and CPCCWP2002
piers concreting plant, tools and equipment
equipment
Install flashings and damp proof CPCCBL3009 Prepare surfaces for CPCCWP2004
course Work effectively and sustainably CPCCOM1012 waterproofing application
in the construction industry
Construct masonry arches CPCCBL3010 Apply waterproofing system to CPCCWP3001
Finish concrete CPCCON3042 below ground level wet areas
Construct curved walls CPCCBL3011
Apply basic levelling procedures CPCCCM2006 Apply waterproofing process to CPCCWP3003
Construct masonry structural CPCCBL3013
systems Place and fix reinforcement CPCCSF2004 external above-ground wet areas
materials Apply waterproofing remedial CPCCWP3004
Erect and dismantle restricted CPCCCM2008
height scaffolding Apply WHS requirements, CPCCWHS2001 processes
policies and procedures in the Assess construction CPCCWP3005
Work safely at heights CPCCCM2012 construction industry waterproofing processes
Apply basic levelling procedures CPCCCM2006
Information about elective units can be found online Apply waterproofing process to CPCCWP3002
Apply WHS requirements, CPCCWHS2001 internal wet areas
policies and procedures in the
construction industry FREE TAFE COURSE* Apply WHS CPCCWHS2001

Information about elective units can be found online Find out more on page 6 Information about elective units can be found online

FREE TAFE COURSE*

Find out more on page 6

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 TRADES COURSES
CERTIFICATE IV IN CERTIFICATE II IN CERTIFICATE III IN
WORK HEALTH AND SAFETY SECURITY OPERATIONS SECURITY OPERATIONS
COURSE CODE BSB41419 COURSE CODE CPP20218 COURSE CODE CPP31318
LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION
Essendon Broadmeadows Broadmeadows
DURATION DURATION DURATION
Part-time: 1 year Full-time: 21 days Full-time: 23 days
INTAKE INTAKE INTAKE
Direct entry / Rolling enrolments Direct entry / Rolling enrolments Direct entry / Rolling enrolments

This program is the new entry level This course is designed for those who This course is designed for those who
qualification for Occupational Health and wish to work as licensed unarmed guards may be interested in working as an
Safety (OHS) Coordinators or Supervisors and crowd controllers. There are many armed guard/cash in transit or for crowd
with a major workload in OHS and people employment opportunities for people with controllers who wish to improve their
working in a Work Health and Safety these qualifications and license (issued by defensive tactics.
(WHS) role. regulators at their discretion).
PREREQUISITES
PREREQUISITES PREREQUISITES You need to have satisfactory language,
There are no set prerequisites for this You need to have satisfactory language, literacy and numeracy skills and be at least
course however it is recommended that literacy and numeracy skills and be at least 18 years old when you apply. You must
you have satisfactory language, literacy and 18 years old when you apply. You must have have completed the Certificate II in Security
numeracy skills to undertake this course. sufficient mobility to kneel and conduct Operations and hold a Private Security
CPR for the first aid assessment as well as Licence issued by Victoria Police.
SELECTION PROCESS be physically fit enough to be able to lift
Applicants are required to attend an
cabin size baggage to at least waist height
SELECTION PROCESS
information session, undertake a language, You will need to undertake a language,
and have no recorded conviction of a
literacy and numeracy (LLN) assessment literacy and numeracy (LLN) assessment.
disqualifying offence.^
and complete a pre-training review.
SELECTION PROCESS CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Applicants are required to undertake a
This course may lead to employment as an:
Graduates may apply for entry level • Armed guard
language, literacy and numeracy (LLN)
employment as Work Health and Safety • Cash in transit officer
assessment.
(WHS) Practitioners. • Employment by companies who require
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS Employment opportunities within the
persons to carry batons and handcuffs
This course may lead to courses in: • Control room operator
security industry are wide-ranging and
• Diploma of Leadership and Management quite varied. FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
(BSB50420) This course may lead to higher level studies
This course may lead to employment as a:
• Diploma of Human Resource in security operations.
• Security Officer (Control Room)
Management (BSB50320)
• Security Officer (Mobile Patrol, CORE UNITS
• Diploma of Work Health and Safety
Crowd Control Unarmed Guard) Contribute to team effectiveness BSBFLM312
(BSB51319).
• Security Officer Static Guard, Manage conflict and security risks CPPSEC3101
CORE UNITS Concierge (with dog), Special Events through negotiation
Assist with workplace compliance BSBWHS412 Maintain operational safety and CPPSEC3102
with WHS laws
• Security Screener security of work environment
Contribute to implementation and BSBWHS413 FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES Determine and implement CPPSEC3103
maintenance of WHS consultation response to security risk situation
and participation processes Graduates of this course can apply to study
Coordinate monitoring and CPPSEC3104
Contribute to WHS risk management BSBWHS414
the Certificate III in Security Operations control of individual and crowd
(CPP31318), once they have been issued behaviour
Contribute to implementing WHS BSBWHS415
management systems a Private Security Licence from Victoria Coordinate provision of quality CPPSEC3105
Contribute to workplace incident BSBWHS416 Police. security services to clients
response Gather, organise and present CPPSEC3106
CORE UNITS security information and
Information about elective units can be found online Provide First Aid HLTAID011 documentation

FREE TAFE COURSE* Apply effective communication CPPSEC2101

skills to maintain security
Maintain work health and safety HLTWHS003
Information about elective units can be found online
Apply legal and procedural CPPSEC2102
Find out more on page 6 requirements to work effectively
within a security team
Apply WHS, emergency response CPPSEC2103
and evacuation procedures to
maintain security
Apply risk assessment to select CPPSEC2104
and carry out response to security
risk situations
Provide quality services to a range CPPSEC2105
of security clients
Protect self and others using CPPSEC2106
basic defensive techniques
Patrol premises to monitor CPPSEC2107
property and maintain security
Screen people, personal effects CPPSEC2108
and items to maintain security
Monitor and control access and CPPSEC2109
exit of persons and vehicles from
premises
Monitor and control individual CPPSEC2110
and crowd behaviour to maintain
security
Apply security procedures to CPPSEC2111
manage intoxicated persons
Apply security procedures to CPPSEC2112
remove persons from premises
Escort and protect persons and CPPSEC2113
valuables

^Refer to website for specific information

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ENGINEERING CERTIFICATE II IN CERTIFICATE III IN CERTIFICATE III IN
ENGINEERING STUDIES ENGINEERING – ENGINEERING –
COURSE CODE 22470VIC MECHANICAL TRADE FABRICATION TRADE
LOCATION COURSE CODE MEM30219 COURSE CODE MEM30319
Broadmeadows
LOCATION LOCATION
DURATION Broadmeadows Broadmeadows
Full-time: 15 weeks
Flexible: 6 months
DURATION DURATION
Apprenticeship 4 years (combined full-time Apprenticeship: 4 years
INTAKE work and study) (Combined full-time work and study)
Direct entry / Rolling enrolments
INTAKE INTAKE
Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship Australian Apprenticeship Support Network
This course is designed for those wishing Support Network (AASN) (AASN) / Rolling enrolments
to enter the engineering industry. It can Rolling enrolments
be considered a pre-apprenticeship/
This is an Australian Apprenticeship course,
pre-vocational course for employment in
You will gain hands-on practical experience combining paid work with training. This
the engineering industry.
and a broad understanding of engineering course includes the theory components in
You will gain hands-on practical experience, competencies. structural fabrication, sheet metal working
work skills and a broad understanding of or boiler making to begin your career as
engineering competencies to assist you PREREQUISITES a fabrication tradesperson. Mature age
in selecting your desired engineering You need to have satisfactory literacy and
people can also apply for apprenticeships.
career path. numeracy skills and be at least 16 years old
when you apply. To start an apprenticeship, PREREQUISITES
PREREQUISITES you need to find a job as an apprentice. You need to have satisfactory literacy and
There are no set prerequisites however you numeracy skills and be at least 16 years old
will need to have satisfactory literacy and SELECTION PROCESS when you apply. To start an apprenticeship,
numeracy skills. AASN registration
you need to find a job as an apprentice and
SELECTION PROCESS CAREER OPPORTUNITIES sign a training contract with your employer.
You will need to complete a language, This course may lead to employment as a: SELECTION PROCESS
literacy and numeracy (LLN) assessment. • Fitter/Machinist AASN registration
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES • Maintenance Fitter
• Toolmaker
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This course is designed to provide you This course may lead to employment as a:
with a broad knowledge and skills in As a tradesperson you will generally
• Welding Technician
relation to the engineering field. It may be involved in the manufacture, design,
installation and overhaul of mechanical • Sheet Metal Worker
lead to employment as an apprentice in the
Engineering fields of fabrication, welding, plant and components. • Boilermaker
machining or maintenance fitting. • Structural Steel Fabricator
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES You may continue on to further specialist FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
This course is designed to provide you studies or higher level studies, such as the You may continue on to further specialist
with a pathway into an Engineering certificate IV, diploma, advanced diploma studies or higher level studies, such as the
apprenticeship qualification such as the or professional engineering qualifications at certificate IV, diploma, advanced diploma
Certificate III in Engineering. university. or professional engineering qualifications at
university.
CORE UNITS CORE UNITS
Report on a range of sectors in VU22329 Interpret technical drawing MEM09002 CORE UNITS
the manufacturing, engineering Undertake manual handling MEM11011 Interpret technical drawing MEM09002
and related industries
Perform engineering MEM12023 Undertake manual handling MEM11011
Select and interpret drawings and VU22330 measurements
prepare three dimensional (3D) Perform engineering MEM12023
sketches and drawings Perform computations MEM12024 measurements

Perform basic machining VU22331 Work safely and effectively in MEM13015 Perform computations MEM12024
processes manufacturing and engineering Work safely and effectively in MEM13015
Apply basic fabrication VU22332 Plan work activities MEM14006 manufacturing and engineering
techniques Organise and communicate MEM16006 Plan work activities MEM14006
Apply principles of occupational MEM13014A information Organise and communicate MEM16006
health and safety in the work Interact with computing MEM16008 information
environment technology Interact with computing MEM16008
Use hand tools MEM18001C Assist in the provision of MEM17003 technology
Undertake a basic engineering MEMPE006A on-the-job training Assist in the provision of MEM17003
project Use hand tools MEM18001 on-the-job training
Information about elective units can be found online Use power tools/hand held MEM18002 Use hand tools MEM18001
operations Use power tools/hand held MEM18002
FREE TAFE COURSE* Participate in environmentally MSMENV272
sustainable work practices
operations
Participate in environmentally MSMENV272
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CERTIFICATE IV IN
ENGINEERING
COURSE CODE MEM40119
LOCATION
Broadmeadows
DURATION
Full-time (day): 2 years
Part-time: 4 years
Flexible: 4 years
INTAKE
Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship
Support Network (AASN)
Rolling enrolments

This course is a continuation of a trade

course at a higher level. The course
will cover higher level post-trade skills
such as computer-controlled machining
or advanced welding, fluid power and
AutoCAD.
PREREQUISITES
You need to have satisfactory literacy and
numeracy skills and be at least 16 years old
when you apply.
SELECTION PROCESS
You will need to attend an interview
and undertake a language, literacy and
numeracy (LLN) assessment.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
The advanced skills gained in this course
will mean advanced trade qualifications
leading to better career development
possibilities in the relevant trade.
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
The course can provide a pathway into the
diploma, advanced diploma at TAFE or
professional engineering qualifications at
university. From here your career can take
off in any number of directions.
CORE UNITS
Perform engineering MEM12023
measurements
Perform computations MEM12024
Work safely and effectively in MEM13015
manufacturing and engineering
Plan work activities MEM14006
Organise and communicate MEM16006
information
Interact with computing MEM16008
technology
Assist in the provision of on-the- MEM17003
job training
Use hand tools MEM18001
Use power tools/hand held MEM18002
operations
Participate in environmentally MSMENV272
sustainable work practices
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PLUMBING CERTIFICATE II IN CERTIFICATE III IN CORE UNITS
Work safely at heights CPCCCM2012
PLUMBING PLUMBING Carry out workplace CPCPCM2039

(PRE-APPRENTICESHIP) COURSE CODE CPC32420 communication

Read plans, calculate quantities CPCPCM2040
COURSE CODE 22569VIC LOCATION and mark out materials

Broadmeadows Work effectively in the plumbing CPCPCM2041

LOCATION services sector
Broadmeadows DURATION Carry out WHS requirements CPCPCM2043
Part-time: 4 years Handle and store materials CPCPCM2045
DURATION
Use plumbing hand tools CPCPCM2046
Full-time: 14 weeks INTAKE
Carry out levelling CPCPCM2047
Australian Apprenticeship Support Network
INTAKE (AASN) / Rolling enrolments Cut and join sheet metal CPCPCM2048
Direct entry Carry out simple concreting and CPCPCM2054
rendering
This trade-level qualification for apprentices Work safely on roofs CPCPCM2055
This course will prepare you for an
will teach you plumbing skills focused on Flash penetrations through roofs CPCPCM3021
apprenticeship in plumbing. It introduces and walls
installation practices for both commercial
students to all areas of the plumbing Weld polymer pipes using fusion CPCPCM3022
and domestic buildings. You will learn
industry: water, gas, sanitary, drainage, method
about sanitary (waste disposal), drainage
mechanical services (heating/cooling) and Fabricate and install non-ferrous CPCPCM3023
(below ground), mechanical services, gas pressure piping
roofing. You may also have the opportunity
fitting, roof plumbing and water supply.
to undertake some work experience, which Prepare simple drawings CPCPCM3024
will give you the opportunity to observe PREREQUISITES Install trench support CPCPCM3025
how tasks are undertaken in the workplace. Employed as an apprentice, under a Locate and clear blockages CPCPDR2021
training agreement. Install storm water and sub-soil CPCPDR2025
PREREQUISITES drainage systems and drain
There are no set prerequisites, however you SELECTION PROCESS Install prefabricated inspection CPCPDR2026
will need to have satisfactory literacy and AASN registration openings and inspection chambers
numeracy skills. Plan layout and install below CPCPDR3021
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES ground sanitary drainage systems
SELECTION PROCESS This course may lead to employment as a Install on-site domestic CPCPDR3023
You will need to attend an interview registered plumber. wastewater treatment plants and
and undertake a language, literacy and disposal systems
numeracy (LLN) assessment.
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES Fabricate and install fire hydrant CPCPFS3031
This course can provide a pathway into and hose reel systems
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES the Certificate IV in Plumbing and Services Install gas pressure control CPCPGS3048
This course will prepare graduates with (CPC40920) at a TAFE. equipment
the skills and knowledge for entry into a Install gas appliance flues CPCPGS3049
plumbing apprenticeship. Purge consumer piping CPCPGS3051
Disconnect and reconnect Type A CPCPGS3053
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES gas appliances
Once you have completed this course Calculate and install natural CPCPGS3054
you will have the skills to apply for an ventilation for Type A gas
appliances
apprenticeship, such as a Certificate III in
Size and install consumer gas CPCPGS3056
Plumbing (CPC32420). piping systems
CORE UNITS Install LPG storage of aggregate CPCPGS3059
Write simple documents BSBWRT301 storage capacity up to 500 litres

Carry out measurements and CPCCCM1015A Install and commission Type A gas CPCPGS3061
calculations appliances

Read and interpret plans and CPCCCM2001A Collect and store roof water CPCPRF2023
specifications Fabricate and install roof drainage CPCPRF3022
Work safely in the construction CPCCOHS1001A systems
industry Fabricate and install external CPCPRF3023
Apply OHS requirements, CPCCOHS2001A flashings
policies and procedures in the Install roof components CPCPRF3024
construction industry
Plan the layout of a residential CPCPSN3011
Carry out interactive workplace CPCPCM2039A sanitary plumbing system and
communication fabricate and install sanitary stacks
Produce technical drawings CUVACD303A Install discharge pipes CPCPSN3022
Provide basic emergency life HLTAID002 Connect and install storage tanks CPCPWT3020
support to a domestic water supply
Apply basic sheet metal practices VU21789 Set out and install water services CPCPWT3021
Cut and penetrate building VU21790 Install and commission water CPCPWT3022
materials and structures heating systems and adjust
Fabricate simple plumbing pipe VU21791 controls and devices
systems Install water pumpsets CPCPWT3025
Identify career pathways in the VU21792 Install and fit off sanitary fixtures, CPCPWT3026
plumbing industry water services and adjust water
Perform basic oxy-acetylene VU21793 service controls
welding and cutting Install backflow prevention devices CPCPWT3027
Prepare to work in the plumbing VU21794 Provide First Aid HLTAID011
industry
Use and apply basic levelling VU21795 Information about elective units can be found online
equipment for plumbing
Use basic electric welding VU21796
equipment and techniques
Use basic plumbing hand tools VU21797
Use basic power tools VU21798
Use plumbing pipes, fittings and VU21799
fixtures to simulate plumbing
installations
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BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION CERTIFICATE II IN CERTIFICATE III IN CERTIFICATE IV IN
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION CARPENTRY BUILDING AND
PRE-APPRENTICESHIP COURSE CODE CPC30220 CONSTRUCTION (BUILDING)
COURSE CODE 22338VIC LOCATION COURSE CODE CPC40120
Broadmeadows
LOCATION LOCATION
Broadmeadows DURATION Broadmeadows
Part-time: 3 years
DURATION Full-time: 3 years
DURATION
Full-time: 13 weeks Part-time: 1 year
INTAKE
INTAKE Direct entry for workplace delivery
INTAKE
Direct entry / Rolling enrolments Direct entry / Rolling enrolments
Australian Apprenticeship Support Network
(AASN) / Rolling enrolments
This course is designed for people wanting This course aims to meet the needs of
to enter the building and construction builders and managers of small to medium
This course aims to provide extensive
industry to become apprentice sized building businesses. This course
training for carpentry apprentices
carpenters. You will be provided with a is designed to assist applications for
employed in the construction industry.
basic carpenter’s tool belt and learn the registration with the Victorian Building
You will be provided with practical and
knowledge and practical skills needed to Authority however, completion of this
theoretical knowledge of the carpentry
work in the industry. course does not guarantee registration.
trade.
PREREQUISITES PREREQUISITES PREREQUISITES
You need to have satisfactory literacy and You will need to have satisfactory literacy
You will need to be employed as an
numeracy skills and be at least 15 years old and numeracy skills or be of mature age
apprentice, under a training agreement.
when you apply. You may also apply if you with practical building industry experience.
have satisfactorily completed VCE or an SELECTION PROCESS
approved equivalent course. AASN registration
SELECTION PROCESS
You will need to attend an interview
SELECTION PROCESS CAREER OPPORTUNITIES and undertake a language, literacy and
You will need to attend an interview This course can lead to employment as a: numeracy (LLN) assessment.
and undertake a language, literacy and • Carpenter
numeracy (LLN) assessment.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
• Leading Hand This course may lead to employment as a:
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES • Sub-foreman • Building Estimator
This course may lead to employment as an: • Foreman • Building Advisor
• Apprentice in the building trades • Project Manager • Building Manager
• Laborer FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES • Building Contract Administrator
• Trades Assistant On successful completion of this course, • Building Consultant
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES you are eligible for entry into the Certificate • Building Site Supervisor
On successful completion of the course, IV in Building and Construction (Building)
(CPC40120). FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
you will be ideally placed to enter into a On successful completion of this course
training agreement with an employer for an CORE UNITS you may be eligible for entry to the
apprenticeship Certificate III in Carpentry Use carpentry tools and CPCCCA2002B Diploma of Building and Construction
(CPC30220). equipment
(Building) (CPC50220).
Handle carpentry materials CPCCCA2011A
CORE UNITS
Carry out general demolition of CPCCCA3001A CORE UNITS
Work effectively and sustainably CPCCCM1012A minor building structures Manage small business finances BSBSMB406A
in the construction industry
Carry out setting out CPCCCA3002A Apply building codes and CPCCBC4001A
Conduct workplace CPCCCM1014A
Carry out levelling operations CPCCCA3023A standards to the construction
communication
process for low rise building
Carry out measurements and CPCCCM1015A Work effectively and sustainably CPCCCM1012A projects
calculations in the construction industry
Manage occupational health CPCCBC4002A
Apply basic levelling procedures CPCCCM2006 Plan and organise work CPCCCM1013A and safety in the building and
Apply OHS requirements, CPCCOHS2001A Conduct workplace CPCCCM1014A construction workplace
policies and procedures in the communication Select and prepare a construction CPCCBC4003A
construction industry Carry out measurements and CPCCCM1015A contract
Prepare to work safely in the CPCCWHS1001 calculations Identify and produce estimated CPCCBC4004A
construction industry Read and interpret plans and CPCCCM2001A costs for building and
Provide basic emergency life HLTAID002 specifications construction projects
support Carry out excavation CPCCCM2002A Produce labour and material CPCCBC4005A
Prepare for work in the building VU22014 schedules for ordering
Use explosive power tools CPCCCM2007B
and construction industry Select, procure and store CPCCBC4006B
Erect and dismantle restricted CPCCCM2008B construction materials for low rise
Interpret and apply basic plans VU22015 height scaffolding
and drawings projects
Work safely at heights CPCCCM2010B Plan building or construction work CPCCBC4007A
Erect and safely use working VU22016
platforms Carry out concreting to simple CPCCCO2013A Conduct on-site supervision of CPCCBC4008B
forms building and construction projects
Information about elective units can be found online
Apply OHS requirements, CPCCOHS2001A Apply legal requirements to CPCCBC4009B
policies and procedures in the
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Apply structural principles to CPCCBC4010B
Install flooring systems CPCCCA3003A residential low rise constructions
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Construct wall frames CPCCCA3004A Apply structural principles to CPCCBC4011B
Construct ceiling frames CPCCCA3005B commercial low rise constructions
Erect roof trusses CPCCCA3006B Read and interpret plans and CPCCBC4012B
specifications
Construct pitched roofs CPCCCA3007C
Construct eaves CPCCCA3008B Information about elective units can be found online

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DIPLOMA OF CORE UNITS
Lead WHS risk management BSBWHS513
DIPLOMA OF
BUILDING AND Apply building codes and CPCCBC4001 BUILDING AND
CONSTRUCTION standards to the construction
process for Class 1 and 10
buildings
CONSTRUCTION
(BUILDING) Select, prepare and administer a CPCCBC4003
construction contract
(MANAGEMENT)
COURSE CODE CPC50220 COURSE CODE CPC50320
Identify and produce estimated CPCCBC4004
LOCATION costs for building and LOCATION
construction projects
Broadmeadows Broadmeadows
Produce labour and material CPCCBC4005
DURATION schedules for ordering DURATION
Part-time: 18 months Supervise site communication CPCCBC4008 Part-time: 1 year
and administration processes for
INTAKE building and construction projects INTAKE
Direct entry / Rolling enrolments Apply legal requirements to CPCCBC4009 Direct entry / Rolling enrolments
building and construction projects
Apply structural principles to CPCCBC4010
This course will assist you in developing the residential and commercial This course is designed to meet the needs
constructions
specialist skills in many different roles in the as a senior manager and develop your
Read and interpret plans and CPCCBC4012
building industry. specifications specialist skills to work in a management
position in the construction industry.
PREREQUISITES Prepare and evaluate tender CPCCBC4013
documentation
To be eligible, you must have successfully PREREQUISITES
Prepare simple building sketches CPCCBC4014
completed year 12 (or the equivalent) or and drawings There are no set prerequisites for this
be of mature age, and possess sufficient Apply site surveys and set-out CPCCBC4018 course. However it is recommended that
literacy, numeracy and visual interpretation procedures to building and you have satisfactory numeracy and
skills. construction projects literacy skills to undertake or are mature
Apply building codes and CPCCBC4053 age and have sufficient work experience to
SELECTION PROCESS standards to the construction
successfully undertake this course.
process for Class 2 to 9 Type C
You will need to attend an interview buildings
and undertake a language, literacy and SELECTION PROCESS
Apply building codes and CPCCBC5001
numeracy (LLN) assessment. standards to the construction You will need to attend an interview to
process for Type B construction assess your suitability.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Monitor costing systems CPCCBC5002
This course may lead to employment as a: on complex building and CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
construction projects This course may lead to employment as a:
• Building Estimator
Supervise the planning of on-site CPCCBC5003 • Project Manager
• Building Advisor building and construction work
• Building (Manager) • Construction Manager
Select and manage building and CPCCBC5005
• Building Contract Administrator construction contractors • Estimating Manager
• OHS Safety Officer Administer the legal obligations CPCCBC5007 • Sales Manager
of a building and construction
• Building Consultant contractor • Building Site Supervisor
• Registered Builder Domestic/Commercial Manage construction work CPCCBC5010 • Building Advisor
Manage environmental CPCCBC5011 • Building Contract Administrator
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES management practices and • Registered Builder Domestic/Commercial
You may continue on with full-time study processes in building and
in the advanced diploma areas of Building construction FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
Design. Manage professional technical CPCCBC5013 Graduates can earn credits towards a
and legal reports on building and
construction projects degree and guaranteed entry in to a
Apply structural principles to the CPCCBC5018 leading Australian university.
construction of buildings up to
three storeys CORE UNITS
Manage building and construction CPCCBC5019 Manage project risk BSBPMG536
business finances Lead WHS risk management BSBWHS513
Manage business risk BSBOPS504 Apply building codes and CPCCBC4001
standards to the construction
Information about elective units can be found online process for Class 1 and 10
buildings
Apply building codes and CPCCBC4053
standards to the construction
process for Class 2 to 9 Type C
buildings
Monitor costing systems CPCCBC5002
on complex building and
construction projects
Select and manage building and CPCCBC5005
construction contractors
Administer the legal obligations CPCCBC5007
of a building and construction
contractor
Manage building and construction CPCCBC5019
business finances
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ELECTRICAL | LOGISTICS CERTIFICATE II IN CERTIFICATE III IN CORE UNITS
Provide cardiopulmonary HLTAID009
ELECTROTECHNOLOGY ELECTROTECHNOLOGY resuscitation

(PRE-VOCATIONAL) ELECTRICIAN Apply work health and safety UEECD0007

regulations, codes and practices
in the workplace
COURSE CODE 22499VIC COURSE CODE UEE30820 Document and apply measures to UEECD0016
control WHS risks associated with
LOCATION LOCATION electrotechnology work
Broadmeadows Broadmeadows Fabricate, assemble and dismantle UEECD0019
utilities industry components
DURATION DURATION
Fix and secure electrotechnology UEECD0020
Full-time: 12 weeks Part-time: 4 years equipment
INTAKE INTAKE Solve problems in multiple path UEECD0044
circuits
Direct entry / Rolling enrolments Australian Apprenticeship Support Network
Solve problems in single path UEECD0046
(AASN) / Rolling enrolments circuits
This course provides an introduction to Use drawings, diagrams, UEECD0051
schedules, standards, codes and
working in the electrical or sustainable This apprenticeship course provides specifications
energy industry. You will learn the practical competencies to select, install, set up, test, Participate in electrical work UEECO0023
skills and the basics of electrical theory and fault find, repair and maintain electrical and competency development
maths to help you gain an apprenticeship systems and equipment in buildings activities
as an electrician. and premises. On completion, further Arrange circuits, control UEEEL0003
and protection for electrical
assessment by EnergySafe Victoria is
PREREQUISITES required to obtain an electrician’s licence.
installations
You need to have satisfactory literacy and Develop and connect electrical UEEEL0005
control circuits
numeracy skills. PREREQUISITES
Evaluate and modify low voltage UEEEL0008
You must be employed as an apprentice,
SELECTION PROCESS under a training agreement.
heating equipment and controls
You will need to attend an interview Evaluate and modify low voltage UEEEL0009
lighting circuits, equipment and
and undertake a language, literacy and SELECTION PROCESS controls
numeracy (LLN) assessment. AASN registration Evaluate and modify low voltage UEEEL0010
socket outlets circuits
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Install low voltage wiring, UEEEL0012
On completion of this course you may This course may lead to employment as an appliances, switchgear and
seek employment in the electrical field. electrician and other facets of the electrical associated accessories
Employers regularly contact Kangan industry. Isolate, test and troubleshoot low UEEEL0014
Institute seeking successful pre-apprentices voltage electrical circuits
to fill apprenticeship roles within their
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES Select wiring systems and select UEEEL0018
You may continue your training by cables for low voltage electrical
organisations. installations
completing a Certificate IV level at a TAFE.
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES Solve problems in direct current UEEEL0019
(d.c.) machines
Apprenticeship, Certificate III in
Solve problems in low voltage a.c. UEEEL0020
Electrotechnology (UEE30811). circuits
CORE UNITS Solve problems in magnetic and UEEEL0021
electromagnetic devices
Apply occupational health and UEENEEE101A
safety regulations codes and Terminate cables, cords and UEEEL0023
practices in the workplace accessories for low voltage
circuits
Carry out basic electrotechnology VU22672
project Test and connect alternating UEEEL0024
current (a.c.) rotating machines
Carry out basic network cabling VU22673
for extra low voltage (ELV) Test and connect transformers UEEEL0025
equipment and devices Design, install and verify UEEEL0039
Establish the basic operating UEENEEJ104A compliance and functionality of
conditions of air conditioning general electrical installations
systems Identify, shut down and restart UEEEL0047
Fabricate assemble and dismantle UEENEEE102A systems with alternate supplies
utilities industry components Apply environmentally and UEERE0001
Fix and secure electrotechnology UEENEEE105A sustainable procedures in the
equipment energy sector
Install a sustainable extra low VU21544 Perform rescue from a live LV UETDRRF004
voltage energy power system panel
Perform intermediate engineering VU22333 Information about elective units can be found online
computations
Prepare to work safely in the CPCCWHS100
construction industry
Provide an overview of the VU22670
electrotechnology industry
Provide first aid HLTAID003
Solve problems in ELV single path UEENEEE103A
circuits
Use test instruments in the VU22671
electrotechnology industry
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 TRADES COURSES
CERTIFICATE III IN SELECTION PROCESS
You will need to attend an interview
SUPPLY CHAIN OPERATIONS and undertake a language, literacy and
COURSE CODE TLI30321 numeracy (LLN) assessment.

LOCATION CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Broadmeadows This course may lead to employment as a:
• Forklift Driver
DURATION
• Storeperson
Full-time: 6 weeks
• Transport and Despatch Clerk
INTAKE • Purchasing and Supply Logistics Clerk
Direct entry / Rolling enrolments • Logistics Administration Officer
• Logistics Service Clerk
This course is designed for people seeking FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
employment in the Logistics industry.
You will be eligible to apply for entry into
It includes the LF Forklift and LO Oder
the Certificate IV at a TAFE.
Picking Forklift licence and the skills and
knowledge to work in warehousing. CORE UNITS
Shift materials safely using TLID0020
PREREQUISITES manual handling methods
You need to have satisfactory literacy and Ensure the safety of transport TLIF0009
numeracy skills and be at least 18 years old activities (Chain of Responsibility)
when you apply. If you are under 18, and Information about elective units can be found online
would like to undertake this course, please
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OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT With one of the strongest apprenticeship and certificate

programs in Victoria, Kangan Institute offers a diverse range of
MOTORCYCLE automotive courses that prepare you for the real world - with
LIGHT VEHICLE robust practical skills and knowledge to help get your career
PREPARATION on track.

AIR CONDITIONING Located in the thriving Docklands precinct, our Automotive

Centre of Excellence (ACE) is the largest and most advanced
ELECTRICAL automotive training hub in the southern hemisphere. Our facilities
HEAVY VEHICLE feature the latest training technology, such as our new electric
MARINE vehicles lab, to equip you with the skills to work on the vehicles of
tomorrow.
SALES
SERVICING
MOTOR SPORT
PAINT & PANEL
MANUFACTURING

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PATHWAYS TO YOUR CAREER

AUTOMOTIVE
OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT ELECTRICAL SERVICING
Career opportunities: Career opportunities: Career opportunities:
• Outdoor Power Equipment Technician • Automotive Electrical Trainee • Apprentice Automotive Mechanic
Course to get you there: • Automotive Electrical Technician • Mechanics Assistant
• Certificate III in Outdoor Power • Automotive Electrical Workshop Manager Course to get you there:
Equipment Technology (AUR30720) Courses to get you there: • Certificate II in Automotive Servicing
• Certificate II in Automotive Electrical Technology (AUR20520)
Technology (AUR20420) • Certificate III in Recreational Vehicle
MOTORCYCLE • Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Service and Repair (MSM31015)
Career opportunities: Technology (AUR30320)
• Automotive Motorcycle Repair Technician
MOTOR SPORT
Course to get you there:
• Certificate III in Motorcycle Mechanical
HEAVY VEHICLE Career opportunities:
Technology (AUR30820) Career opportunities: • Race Team Junior Member
• Heavy Vehicle Technician • Service/Pit Crew Race Team Member
• Manufacturing • Pit Crew Coordinator
LIGHT VEHICLE Courses to get you there: • Internship with V8 supercar teams
Career opportunities: • Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Courses to get you there:
• Light Vehicle Mechanical Technician Mechanical Technology (AUR31120) • Certificate III in Motor Sport Technology
Course to get you there: • Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Trailer (AUR30920)
Technology (AUR31820)
• Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical
Technology (AUR30620)
• Certificate III in Automotive Underbody
Career opportunities:
• Diesel Engine Technician
PAINT & PANEL
Technology (AUR32518) Course to get you there: Career opportunities:
• Certificate III in Automotive Diesel Engine • Vehicle Body Repair Technician

PREPARATION Technology (AUR31520) Courses to get you there:

• Certificate III in Automotive Body Repair
Career opportunities: Technology (AUR32120)
• Automotive Trainee MARINE • Certificate III in Automotive Refinishing
• Automotive Technician Technology (AUR32420)
Career opportunities:
• Automotive Workshop Manager • Certificate II in Automotive Body Repair
• Marine Technician
Course to get you there: Technology (AUR20920)
Course to get you there:
• Certificate II in Automotive Vocational • Certificate III in Marine Mechanical
Preparation (AUR20720) Technology (AUR30520) MANUFACTURING
Career opportunities:
AIR CONDITIONING SALES • Automotive Manufacturing Technician
Career opportunities: • Vehicle Body Builder Technician Member
Career opportunities:
• Automotive Air Conditioning Technician Course to get you there:
• Parts Interpreter
Course to get you there: • Certificate III in Automotive
• Vehicle Salesperson
Manufacturing Technical Operations
• Certificate II in Automotive • Farm Machinery Salesperson (Bus, Truck and Trailer) (AUM30218)
Air Conditioning Technology (AUR20220)
• Motorcycle Salesperson
Course to get you there:
• Certificate III in Automotive Sales (AUR31020)

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OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT | MOTORCYCLE | LIGHT VEHICLE CERTIFICATE III IN CERTIFICATE III IN CORE UNITS
Follow environmental and AURAEA002
OUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENT MOTORCYCLE MECHANICAL sustainability best practice in an
automotive workplace
TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY Follow safe working practices in an AURASA002
automotive workplace
COURSE CODE AUR30720 COURSE CODE AUR30820 Test and repair basic electrical AURETR012
circuits
LOCATION LOCATION
Diagnose and repair spark ignition AURETR023
Docklands Docklands engine management systems
DURATION DURATION Test, charge and replace batteries AURETR025
and jump-start vehicles
Part-time: 3 years Part-time: 3 years
Diagnose and repair charging AURETR029
Flexible: 3 years
INTAKE systems
INTAKE Direct entry / Apprenticeship / Australian Diagnose and repair starting systems AURETR030
Direct Entry / Apprenticeship / Australian Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN) Diagnose and repair ignition systems AURETR031
Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN) Rolling enrolments Diagnose and repair motorcycle AURJTB001
braking systems
Rolling enrolments
Diagnose and repair motorcycle AURJTD003
This comprehensive course is for suspension systems
This course trains you to work with outdoor motorcycle apprentices who want to Diagnose and repair motorcycle AURJTD004
power equipment, including small engines, become fully qualified tradespersons. It steering systems
mowers, chainsaws and trimmers, from covers the servicing, repairing and testing Diagnose and repair motorcycle AURJTE001
engines
theory to hands-on repairs of engine procedures of components.
Diagnose and repair motorcycle AURJTQ002
components to occupational health and
safety.
PREREQUISITES driveline systems
Satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills. Diagnose and repair motorcycle AURJTX001
clutch systems
PREREQUISITES You must be at least 15 years old at the
Diagnose and repair motorcycle AURJTX002
Satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills. time of application. This qualification is manual transmissions
You must be at least 15 years old at the suitable for an Australian apprenticeship Carry out diagnostic procedures AURTTA018
time of application. This qualification is pathway. You may participate in this course
Inspect and service braking systems AURTTB001
suitable for an Australian apprenticeship while searching for suitable employment
Diagnose and repair cooling systems AURTTC003
pathway. You may participate in this course but you will need to complete extra
Inspect and service engines AURTTE004
while searching for suitable employment practical work at further cost if you do not
but you will need to complete extra secure a workplace. Inspect and service petrol fuel AURTTF001
systems
practical work at further cost if you do not
secure a workplace.
SELECTION PROCESS Diagnose and repair petrol AURTTF006
carburettor systems
AASN Registration or Interview for
SELECTION PROCESS non-apprentices. Non-apprentices will Use and maintain tools and AURTTK002
equipment in an automotive
AASN Registration or Interview for be offered a position based on their past workplace
non-apprentices. Non-apprentices will experience and ability to source additional Inspect and service final drive AURTTQ001
be offered a position based on their past skills practice. assemblies
experience and ability to source additional Inspect and service drive shafts AURTTQ003
skills practice.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This course prepares you to perform Information about elective units can be found online
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES mechanical work in the automotive
This course may lead to employment as a: motorcycle service and repair industry.
• Repair Technician FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
• Outdoor Power Equipment Technician. You may continue on to higher level
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES studies, such as certificate IV or diploma
This course leads to advanced study studies.
in automotive certificate IV or diploma
courses.
CORE UNITS
Follow environmental and AURAEA002
sustainability best practice in an
automotive workplace
Follow safe working practices in an AURASA002
automotive workplace
Service and repair rotary cutting AURPTA003
systems
Service and repair chainsaw cutting AURPTA005
systems
Inspect and service line trimming AURPTA006
systems and components
Service and repair post boring AURPTA007
systems
Service and repair post hole digging AURPTA008
systems
Service and repair reciprocating AURPTA009
cutting systems
Inspect and service pumping AURPTA010
systems
Diagnose and repair pumping AURPTA011
systems
Inspect and service outdoor power AURPTE002
equipment engines
Diagnose and repair outdoor power AURPTE003
equipment engines
Overhaul outdoor power equipment AURPTE004
engines
Carry out diagnostic procedures AURTTA018
Use and maintain tools and AURTTK002
equipment in an automotive
workplace
Information about elective units can be found online

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 AUTOMOTIVE COURSES
CERTIFICATE III IN CERTIFICATE III IN SELECTION PROCESS
AASN registration or interview for
LIGHT VEHICLE MECHANICAL AUTOMOTIVE UNDERBODY non-apprentices. Non-apprentices will
TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY be offered a position based on their past
experience and ability to source additional
COURSE CODE AUR30620 COURSE CODE AUR32518 skills practice.
LOCATION LOCATION CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Docklands Docklands This course prepares you to perform
DURATION DURATION mechanical work in the automotive light
Part-time: 3 years Full-time: 3 years vehicle service and repair industry. This
Flexible: 3 years course may lead to employment as a Light
INTAKE Vehicle Service Technician.
INTAKE Direct entry / Apprenticeship / Australian
Direct entry / Apprenticeship / Australian Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN) FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN) Rolling enrolments You may continue on to higher level
Rolling enrolments studies, such as certificate IV or diploma
studies.
This qualification reflects the role of
CORE UNITS
This course opens doors to employment individuals who perform a range of services
Follow environmental and AURAEA002
within the automotive industry, specifically and repairs on tyres, wheels, steering, sustainability best practice in an
for light vehicles and business ownership. suspension and brakes. It applies to those automotive workplace
working in the light vehicle automotive Follow safe working practices in an AURASA002
PREREQUISITES retail, service and repair industry. automotive workplace
This qualification is suitable for an Test, charge and replace batteries AURETR025
Australian apprenticeship pathway. The PREREQUISITES and jump-start vehicles
course has high theory content and This qualification is suitable for an Diagnose and repair light vehicle AURLTB003
requires students to be dedicated to Australian apprenticeship pathway. The hydraulic braking systems
achieve the study portion as well as the course has high theory content and Diagnose and repair light vehicle AURLTD004
steering systems
skills component. You may participate in requires students to be dedicated to
this course while searching for suitable achieve the study portion as well as the Diagnose and repair light vehicle AURLTD005
suspension systems
employment but you will need to complete skills component. You may participate in
Remove, inspect, repair and refit AURLTJ002
extra practical work at further cost if you this course while searching for suitable light vehicle tyres and tubes
do not secure a workplace. employment but you will need to complete Select light vehicle wheels and tyres AURLTJ011
extra practical work at further cost if you
SELECTION PROCESS do not secure a workplace.
Remove, inspect and refit light AURLTJ013
vehicle wheel and tyre assemblies
AASN registration or interview for
Diagnose and repair light vehicle AURLTQ012
non-apprentices. Non-apprentices will drive shafts
be offered a position based on their past Carry out diagnostic procedures AURTTA018
experience and ability to source additional Balance wheels and tyres AURTTJ011
skills practice.
Use and maintain tools and AURTTK002
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES equipment in an automotive
workplace
This course may lead to employment as a
Information about elective units can be found online
Light Vehicle Mechanical Technician.
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
You may continue on to higher level
studies, such as certificate IV or diploma
studies.
CORE UNITS
Follow safe working practices in an AURASA102
automotive workplace
Test and repair basic electrical AURETR112
circuits
Test, charge and replace batteries AURETR125
and jump-start vehicles
Diagnose and repair charging AURETR129
systems
Diagnose and repair starting systems AURETR130
Carry out servicing operations AURTTA104
Develop and carry out diagnostic AURTTA118
test strategies
Diagnose and repair cooling systems AURTTC103
Inspect and service engines AURTTE104
Use and maintain tools and AURTTK102
equipment in an automotive
workplace
Inspect and service braking systems AURTTB101
Diagnose and repair spark ignition AURETR123
engine management systems
Diagnose and repair ignition systems AURETR131
Diagnose and repair light vehicle AURLTB103
hydraulic braking systems
Diagnose and repair light vehicle AURLTD104
steering systems
Diagnose and repair light vehicle AURLTD105
suspension systems
Diagnose and repair light vehicle AURLTE102
engines
Diagnose and repair light vehicle AURLTZ101
emission control systems
Inspect and service petrol fuel AURTTF101
systems
Follow environmental and AURAEA002
sustainability best practice in an
automotive workplace
Information about elective units can be found online

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PREPARATION | AIR CONDITIONING | ELECTRICAL CERTIFICATE II IN CERTIFICATE II IN CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
You will be accredited and qualified to work
AUTOMOTIVE VOCATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE on specialised automotive air conditioning
PREPARATION AIR CONDITIONING systems.
This course may lead to employment as an:
COURSE CODE AUR20720 TECHNOLOGY • Automotive Air Conditioning Technician
LOCATION COURSE CODE AUR20220
Docklands
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
LOCATION This course will lead to higher level studies
DURATION Docklands at certificate III / apprenticeship level.
Full-time: 13 weeks Credit transfers may be available into
DURATION
related certificate III or IV courses.
INTAKE Full-time: 6 months
Direct entry / Rolling enrolments Part-time: 1 year CORE UNITS
Follow safe working practices in an AURASA102
INTAKE automotive workplace
There are two streams available in this Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship Test and repair basic electrical AURETR112
course: Support Network (AASN) circuits

Mechanical stream: You will learn general Rolling enrolments Develop and carry out diagnostic AURTTA118
test strategies
knowledge and practical workshop skills
Service air conditioning and HVAC AURETU103
in motor mechanics, auto electrical, parts This course trains you for employment systems
interpreting, heavy vehicles, light engines in automotive air conditioning systems. Diagnose and repair air conditioning AURETU104
or marine mechanics. You will learn specific skills to carry out and HVAC components
Auto Body Stream: You will learn the repairs, installation and maintenance and Follow environmental and AURAEA002
sustainability best practice in an
theoretical and practical foundations of diagnostic procedures on air conditioning automotive workplace
vehicle spray painting, panel beating and units.
vehicle body building. Information about elective units can be found online
PREREQUISITES
PREREQUISITES
You need to have satisfactory literacy and
There are no set prerequisites however it is FREE TAFE COURSE*
recommended that you have satisfactory
Find out more on page 6
numeracy skills and be at least 15 years old numeracy and literacy skills to undertake
when you apply. this course.
SELECTION PROCESS SELECTION PROCESS
You will need to attend an information You will need to attend an information
session and interview. session, self-evaluation and interview.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
You will study part of the theory
component of an automotive industry
apprenticeship course, which may help
you gain employment as an apprentice.
Possible job outcomes include:
• motor mechanics
• auto electrical
• parts interpreting
• heavy vehicles
• light engines
• engine reconditioning
• marine mechanics
• paint and panel
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
You will have the opportunity to apply
for one of our certificate III in automotive
programs. Further opportunities in the
automotive industry may include certificate
IV or diploma level courses
CORE UNITS
Follow safe working practices in an AURASA102
automotive workplace
Use and maintain tools and AURTTK102
equipment in an automotive
workplace
Identify automotive electrical AURETR103
systems and components
Identify automotive mechanical AURLTA101
systems and components
Resolve routine problems in an AURAFA104
automotive workplace
Communicate effectively in an AURAFA103
automotive workplace
Follow environmental and AURAEA002
sustainability best practice in an
automotive workplace
Information about elective units can be found online

FREE TAFE COURSE*

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 AUTOMOTIVE COURSES
CERTIFICATE II IN CERTIFICATE III IN FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
Credit transfers may be available into
AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL related courses such as the certificate IV or
TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY diploma courses.
COURSE CODE AUR20420 COURSE CODE AUR30320 CORE UNITS
Follow environmental and AURAEA002
LOCATION LOCATION sustainability best practice in an
automotive workplace
Docklands Docklands
Follow safe working practices in an AURASA102
DURATION DURATION automotive workplace
Part-time: 2 years Part-time: 3 years Use and maintain electrical test AURETK002
equipment in an automotive
Flexible: 2 years
INTAKE workplace
Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship INTAKE Solder electrical wiring and circuits AURETR006
Support Network (AASN) Direct entry / Apprenticeship / Australian Apply knowledge of automotive AURETR007
electrical circuits and wiring systems
Rolling enrolments Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN)
Install vehicle lighting and wiring AURETR009
Rolling enrolments systems
This course is designed to provide you with Repair wiring harnesses and looms AURETR010
general knowledge and practical workshop This course is the nationally recognised Install ancillary electronic systems AURETR027
skills in the automotive electrical trade to qualification for becoming an Automotive and components
enter an automotive apprenticeship. Electrician. You will learn about health Test and repair basic electrical AURETR112
circuits
This includes service and repair of vehicle and safety, customer relations, using tools,
Diagnose and repair spark ignition AURETR123
electrical components and systems in the repairing, servicing and testing all the engine management systems
automotive aftermarket area. elements of automotive electrical systems. Diagnose and repair compression AURETR124
ignition engine management systems
PREREQUISITES PREREQUISITES
Test, charge and replace batteries AURETR125
You may participate in this course while Satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills. and jump-start vehicles
searching for suitable employment but You must be at least 15 years old at the Diagnose and repair instruments and AURETR128
you will need to complete extra practical time of application. This qualification is warning systems
work at further cost if you do not secure a suitable for an Australian apprenticeship Diagnose and repair charging AURETR129
workplace. pathway. You may participate in this course systems
while searching for suitable employment Diagnose and repair starting systems AURETR130
SELECTION PROCESS but you will need to complete extra Diagnose and repair ignition systems AURETR131
You must attend an information session practical work at further cost if you do not Diagnose and repair automotive AURETR132
and interview. secure a workplace. electrical systems
Apply knowledge of petrol and AURETR135
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES SELECTION PROCESS diesel engine operation
This course may lead to employment as an: AASN registration or interview for Diagnose and repair electronic body AURETR143
• Automotive Electrical Component non-apprentices. management systems
Installer Develop and carry out diagnostic AURTTA118
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES test strategies
• Automotive Electrical Apprentice.
On completion of this course you can find Inspect and service engines AURTTE104
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES employment in the service, diagnosis and Information about elective units can be found online
Credit transfers may be available into repair of vehicle electrical and electronic
related certificate III courses, including systems and components. This course may
the Certificate III in Automotive Electrical lead to employment as an:
Technology (AUR30316). Further • Automotive Electrician
opportunities in the automotive industry • Automotive Electrical Technician
can include certificate IV or diploma • Automotive Electrical Diagnostic
courses. Technician
CORE UNITS
Follow safe working practices in an AURASA102
automotive workplace
Test and repair basic electrical AURETR112
circuits
Inspect, test and service batteries AURETR115
Follow environmental and AURAEA002
sustainability best practice in an
automotive workplace
Use and maintain electrical test AURETK002
equipment in an automotive
workplace
Solder electrical wiring and circuits AURETR006
Apply knowledge of automotive AURETR007
electrical circuits and wiring systems
Remove and replace electrical units AURETR008
and assemblies
Install vehicle lighting and wiring AURETR009
systems
Install basic ancillary electrical AURETR011
systems and components
Information about elective units can be found online

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HEAVY VEHICLE | MARINE | SALES CERTIFICATE III IN CERTIFICATE III IN PREREQUISITES
Satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills.
AUTOMOTIVE DIESEL MOBILE PLANT TECHNOLOGY You must be at least 15 years old at the
ENGINE TECHNOLOGY OR time of application.
COURSE CODE AUR31520 CERTIFICATE III IN SELECTION PROCESS
Compulsory information session,
LOCATION
Docklands
MOBILE PLANT TECHNOLOGY self-evaluation and interview.

DURATION
(ELEVATING WORK PLATFORM) CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Part-time: 3 years OR This course prepares you to perform
mechanical work in the automotive heavy
Flexible: 3 years
Full-time: 3 years
CERTIFICATE III IN vehicle service and repair sector.

INTAKE
MOBILE PLANT TECHNOLOGY This course may lead to employment as a:
• Mobile Plant Technician
Direct entry / Apprenticeship / Australian (FORKLIFT) FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN) COURSE CODE AUR31220
Rolling enrolments You may continue on to higher level
LOCATION studies, such as certificate IV or diploma
Docklands studies.
This course will train you to work as a
diesel engine technician, working on DURATION CORE UNITS
Part-time: 3 years Follow environmental and AURAEA002
fixed machinery such as plant generators sustainability best practice in an
and pumping stations. You will gain Flexible: 3 years automotive workplace
skills to carry out diagnostic procedures, INTAKE Follow safe working practices in an AURASA102
service, and repair and overhaul engines automotive workplace
Direct entry / Apprenticeship / Australian
and associated components, repair Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN)
Test and repair basic electrical AURETR112
circuits
and service cooling systems, diesel fuel Rolling enrolments Test, charge and replace batteries AURETR125
systems, emission control systems and air and jump-start vehicles
compressors/components.
Inspect and service hydraulic AURTTA006
This course trains people who work with systems
PREREQUISITES heavy vehicle mobile equipment plant Carry out servicing operations AURTTA104
Satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills. and earthmoving. You will gain the skills
You must be at least 15 years old at the Select and use bearings, seals, AURTTA105
and knowledge to competently carry out gaskets, sealants and adhesives
time of application. This qualification is service, repair and diagnostic procedures. Develop and carry out diagnostic AURTTA118
suitable for an Australian apprenticeship test strategies
This qualification is suitable for an
pathway. You may participate in this course Use and maintain tools and AURTTK102
Australian apprenticeship pathway.
while searching for suitable employment equipment in an automotive
but you will need to complete extra There are three streams available in this workplace
practical work at further cost if you do not qualification. Your Apprentice Training Information about elective units can be found online
secure a workplace. Advisor will discuss the most suitable
stream with you and your employer.
SELECTION PROCESS
Streams available are:
AASN registration or interview for
non-apprentices. Non-apprentices will • Certificate III in Mobile Plant Technology
be offered a position based on their past (Forklift technology)
experience and ability to source additional • Certificate III in Mobile Plant Technology
skills practice. (Mobile Plant Equipment)
• Certificate III in Mobile Plant Technology
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES (Elevating Work Platform)
This course may lead to employment as a:
• Diesel Engine Technician
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
This course leads to advanced study in the
automotive field in certificate IV or diploma
courses.
CORE UNITS
Follow safe working practices in AURASA102
an automotive workplace
Test and repair basic electrical AURETR112
circuits
Test, charge and replace batteries AURETR125
and jump-start vehicles
Diagnose and repair heavy vehicle AURHTE102
compression ignition engines
Diagnose and repair heavy vehicle AURHTF102
diesel fuel injection systems
Carry out servicing operations AURTTA104
Develop and carry out diagnostic AURTTA118
test strategies
Inspect and service engines AURTTE104
Use and maintain tools and AURTTK102
equipment in an automotive
workplace
Follow environmental and AURAEA002
sustainability best practice in an
automotive workplace
Use and maintain measuring AURTTK001
equipment in an automotive
workplace
Assemble engine blocks and sub- AURTTM004
assemblies
Dismantle and evaluate engine AURTTM008
blocks and sub-assemblies
Recondition engine cylinder AURTTM011
heads
Information about elective units can be found online

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 AUTOMOTIVE COURSES
CERTIFICATE III IN CERTIFICATE III IN CERTIFICATE III IN
MARINE MECHANICAL AUTOMOTIVE SALES AGRICULTURAL MECHANICAL
TECHNOLOGY COURSE CODE AUR31020 TECHNOLOGY
COURSE CODE AUR30520 LOCATION COURSE CODE AUR30420
Docklands
LOCATION LOCATION
Docklands DURATION Docklands / Workplace
Part-time: 2 years
DURATION DURATION
Part-time: 3 years INTAKE Part-time: 3 years
Direct entry / Apprenticeship / Australian Flexible: 3 years
INTAKE Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN)
Direct entry / Apprenticeship / Australian
Rolling enrolments
INTAKE
Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN) Direct entry / Apprenticeship / Australian
Rolling enrolments Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN)
This parts interpreting course places Rolling enrolments
a strong emphasis on understanding
This course will give you the knowledge
automotive components, accessing
and skills to gain employment working This course trains you for work with heavy
information, managing databases and
with boat engines and other mechanical vehicle agricultural equipment. You will gain
customer relations. This course prepares
equipment in the retail service and repair the skills and knowledge to competently
you for performing general sales and
sector in the marine industry. carry out service, repair and diagnostic
marketing functions in an automotive retail,
procedures.
PREREQUISITES service or repair business.
Satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills. PREREQUISITES PREREQUISITES
You must be at least 15 years old at the Satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills.
Satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills.
time of application. This qualification is You must be at least 15 years old at the
You must be at least 15 years old at the
suitable for an Australian apprenticeship time of application. This qualification is
time of application. This qualification is
pathway. You may participate in this course suitable for an Australian apprenticeship
suitable for an Australian apprenticeship
while searching for suitable employment pathway. You may participate in this course
pathway. You may participate in this course
but you will need to complete extra while searching for suitable employment
while searching for suitable employment
practical work at further cost if you do not but you will need to complete extra
but you will need to complete extra
secure a workplace. practical work at further cost if you do not
practical work at further cost if you do not
secure a workplace.
SELECTION PROCESS secure a workplace.
AASN Registration or Interview for SELECTION PROCESS SELECTION PROCESS
non-apprentices. Non-apprentices will AASN registration or interview for non-
AASN Registration or Interview for
be offered a position based on their past apprentices. Compulsory information
non-apprentices. Non-apprentices will
experience and ability to source additional session and interview.
be offered a position based on their past
skills practice.
experience and ability to source additional CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES skills practice. This course may lead to employment as an
This course may lead to employment as a: CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Agricultural Mechanical Technician.
• Marine Mechanic This course may lead to employment as a: FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
• Marine Technician • Parts Interpreter This course leads to advanced study in the
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES • Vehicle Salesperson automotive field in certificate IV or diploma
This course leads to advanced study in • Farm Machinery Salesperson courses.
Certificate IV in Automotive Mechanical • Motorcycle Salesperson CORE UNITS
Diagnosis (AUR40216) or higher level Develop and carry out diagnostic AURTTA118
diploma courses. FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES test strategies
You can continue onto further specialist Respond to customer needs and, AURACA101
CORE UNITS studies or higher level studies such as the enquiries in an automotive workplace
Follow environmental and AURAEA002 certificate IV or diploma. Follow environmental and AURAEA002
sustainability best practice in an sustainability best practice in an
automotive workplace CORE UNITS automotive workplace
Follow safe working practices in an AURASA102 Respond to customer needs AURACA101 Follow safe working practices in an, AURASA102
automotive workplace and enquiries in an automotive automotive workplace
Test and repair basic electrical AURETR112 workplace
Test and repair basic electrical AURETR112
circuits Follow environmental and AURAEA002 circuits
Test, charge and replace batteries AURETR125 sustainability best practice in an
automotive workplace Test, charge and replace batteries AURETR125
and jump-start vehicles and, jump-start vehicles
Diagnose and repair charging AURETR129 Resolve routine problems in an AURAFA104
automotive workplace Diagnose and repair charging AURETR129
systems systems
Diagnose and repair starting AURETR130 Follow safe working practices in an AURASA102
automotive workplace Diagnose and repair starting systems AURETR130
systems
Process customer complaints in an AURSAA001 Diagnose and repair heavy vehicle AURHTE102
Install marine engines, controls and AURRTE008 compression ignition engines
instruments automotive workplace
Sell automotive products and AURSCA105 Diagnose and repair heavy vehicle AURHTF102
Install marine electrical systems AURRTR007 diesel fuel injection systems
and components services
Promote automotive products and AURSCA106 Diagnose and repair mobile plant AURKTA011
Diagnose and repair marine AURRTR106 hydraulic systems
electrical systems services
Comply with legal requirements AURSLA001 Diagnose and repair mobile plant AURKTB101
Apply knowledge of engine AURTTE001 braking systems
science when selling automotive products
and services Diagnose and repair mobile plant AURKTD102
Use and maintain tools and AURTTK102 steering systems
equipment in an automotive Information about elective units can be found online
workplace Diagnose and repair mobile plant AURKTQ101
final drive assemblies
Information about elective units can be found online Diagnose and repair powershift AURKTX101
transmissions
Carry out servicing operations AURTTA104
Inspect and service braking systems AURTTB101
Diagnose and repair cooling systems AURTTC103
Inspect and service engines AURTTE104
Inspect and service diesel fuel AURTTF102
injection, systems
Use and maintain tools and AURTTK102
equipment in an automotive
workplace
Information about elective units can be found online

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ENGINEERING CERTIFICATE II IN CERTIFICATE III IN PREREQUISITES
Satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills.
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICING RECREATIONAL VEHICLE You must be at least 15 years old at the
TECHNOLOGY SERVICE AND REPAIR time of application. This qualification is
suitable for an Australian apprenticeship
COURSE CODE AUR20520 COURSE CODE MSM31015 pathway. You may participate in this course
LOCATION LOCATION while searching for suitable employment
Docklands Docklands / Workplace but you will need to complete extra
practical work at further cost if you do not
DURATION DURATION secure a workplace.
Full-time: 1 year Full-time: 18 months
Part-time: 2 years SELECTION PROCESS
INTAKE AASN Registration or interview for
INTAKE Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship non-apprentices.
Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN) Non apprentices will be offered a position
Support Network (AASN) Rolling enrolments based on their past experience and ability
Rolling enrolments to source additional skills practice.
This course is designed to reflect the role of CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This qualification reflects the role of a recreational vehicle service provider. You This course may lead to employment as an:
individuals who perform a range of will develop a range of skills throughout
servicing tasks in the automotive retail, the course including correct use of hand • RV service and repair technician
service and repair industry. and power tools, fabrication, welding, repair FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
and service a recreational vehicle chassis, You may continue on to higher level
PREREQUISITES repair structures relating to recreational
You must be currently employed as an studies, such as certificate IV or diploma
vehicles and knowledge in the repair and studies.
apprentice/trainee in the respective
servicing of recreational vehicle furniture
field of specialisation. This course is CORE UNITS
and appliances.
available through the apprenticeship and Participate in environmentally MSMENV272
traineeship pathway. You are eligible if sustainable work practices
you are employed or have been offered a Communicate in the workplace MSMSUP102
new apprenticeship or traineeship in your Work safely MSMWHS20
chosen field. You must be at least 15 years Information about elective units can be found online
old at the time of applications and have
satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills.
SELECTION PROCESS
You must be currently employed as an
apprentice/trainee in the respective field of
specialisation.
Apprentice/Trainees: You will need to have
an employer and then contact an Australian
Apprentice Support Network office to sign
a training contract. You must nominate
Kangan Institute as your training provider.
Non-apprentices: To apply for this course
you must fill in an application form. We will
then be in contact to arrange an interview
or provide the information session details.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This course may lead you to work with
an employer in the Automotive Industry,
specifically with light vehicles, or eventually
running your own business.
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
This course may lead to automotive
courses at the certificate III or certificate
IV level.
CORE UNITS
Follow safe working practices in an AURASA102
automotive workplace
Carry out servicing operations AURTTA104
Inspect and service engines AURTTE104
Use and maintain tools and AURTTK102
equipment in an automotive
workplace
Inspect, test and service batteries AURETR115
Inspect and service braking systems AURTTB101
Inspect and service drive shafts AURTTQ103
Follow environmental and AURAEA002
sustainability best practice in an
automotive workplace
Identify basic automotive faults AURATA001
using troubleshooting processes
Inspect and service cooling systems AURTTC001
Inspect and service steering systems AURTTD002
Inspect and service suspension AURTTD004
systems
Inspect and service final drive AURTTQ001
assemblies

Information about elective units can be found online

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 AUTOMOTIVE COURSES
INSPIRATIONAL STUDENT
OF THE YEAR 2022

I want to be a diesel
mechanic, eventually having
my own business and look
after heaps of trucks. I want
to be able to be able to teach
people what I know. Because
I know what it’s like to not
know anything. I want to be
able to give that back.

ANGUS COOPER
CERTIFICATE III IN
HEAVY COMMERCIAL
VEHICLE MECHANICAL
TECHNOLOGY (AUR31120)

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HEAVY VEHICLE | MOTORSPORT CERTIFICATE III IN CERTIFICATE III IN CORE UNITS
Follow safe working practices in an AURASA102
HEAVY COMMERCIAL HEAVY COMMERCIAL VEHICLE automotive workplace

TRAILER TECHNOLOGY MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY Test and repair basic electrical AURETR112
circuits
COURSE CODE AUR31820 COURSE CODE AUR31120 Diagnose and repair compression AURETR124
ignition engine management systems
LOCATION LOCATION Test, charge and replace batteries AURETR125
and jump-start vehicles
Docklands Docklands
Diagnose and repair charging AURETR129
DURATION DURATION systems
Part-time: 3 years Part-time: 3 years Diagnose and repair starting systems AURETR130
Flexible: 3 years Flexible: 3 years Diagnose and repair heavy vehicle AURHTE102
compression ignition engines
INTAKE INTAKE Diagnose and repair heavy vehicle AURHTZ101
Direct entry / Apprenticeship / Australian Direct entry / Apprenticeship / Australian emission control systems
Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN) Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN) Carry out servicing operations AURTTA104
Rolling enrolments Rolling enrolments Develop and carry out diagnostic AURTTA118
test strategies
Diagnose and repair cooling systems AURTTC103
This course is designed to give you the This course will train you to work in the Inspect and service diesel fuel AURTTF102
knowledge and skills to repair trailers heavy vehicle industry. You will gain the injection systems
and associated systems, within the heavy skills and knowledge to competently Diagnose and repair engine forced- AURTTF105
vehicle service and repair sector. carry out service, repair and diagnostic induction systems
procedures. Use and maintain tools and AURTTK102
PREREQUISITES equipment in an automotive
Satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills. PREREQUISITES workplace
You must be at least 15 years old at the Satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills. Diagnose and repair vehicle dynamic AURETR122
control systems
time of application. This qualification is You must be at least 15 years old at the
suitable for an Australian apprenticeship time of application. This qualification is Diagnose and repair heavy vehicle air AURHTB101
braking systems
pathway. You may participate in this course suitable for an Australian apprenticeship
Diagnose and repair heavy vehicle AURHTD103
while searching for suitable employment pathway. You may participate in this course suspension systems
but you will need to complete extra while searching for suitable employment Diagnose and repair heavy vehicle AURHTD102
practical work at further cost if you do not but you will need to complete extra steering systems
secure a workplace. practical work at further cost if you do not Diagnose and repair heavy vehicle AURHTQ103
secure a workplace. drive shafts
SELECTION PROCESS Follow environmental and AURAEA002
AASN registration or interview for non- SELECTION PROCESS sustainability best practice in an
apprentices. Non-apprentices will be AASN registration or interview for non- automotive workplace
offered a position based on their past apprentices. Non-apprentices will be Inspect and service hydraulic AURTTA006
systems
experience and ability to source additional offered a position based on their past
Inspect and service final drive AURTTQ001
skills practice. experience and ability to source additional assemblies
skills practice.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Information about elective units can be found online
This course may lead to employment as a CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Heavy Commercial Trailer Technician. This course may lead to employment as
a Heavy Commercial Vehicle Technician
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES Service Advisor.
Further opportunities in the automotive
industry may include certificate IV or FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
diploma courses. This course leads to advanced study in the
automotive field at certificate IV or diploma
CORE UNITS
level automotive courses which could lead
Follow safe working practices in an AURASA102
automotive workplace to employment opportunities as a service
Test and repair basic electrical AURETR112 advisor or advanced diagnostician.
circuits
Develop and carry out diagnostic AURTTA118
test strategies
Use and maintain tools and AURTTK102
equipment in an automotive
workplace
Diagnose and repair vehicle AURETR122
dynamic control systems
Diagnose and repair heavy vehicle AURHTB101
air braking systems
Diagnose and repair heavy vehicle AURHTD103
suspension systems
Remove, inspect and refit heavy AURHTJ103
vehicle wheel and tyre assemblies

JAMES GREIG
Diagnose and repair mechanical AURHTY102
connections of heavy vehicles and
trailers over 4.5 tonnes
Follow environmental and AURAEA002
sustainability best practice in an
automotive workplace
CERTIFICATE III IN
Install vehicle lighting and wiring AURETR009 HEAVY COMMERCIAL
systems
VEHICLE MECHANICAL
Information about elective units can be found online
TECHNOLOGY

This was
“
a really good experience and it will
hopefully open a few doors for
me later.

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 AUTOMOTIVE COURSES
CERTIFICATE III IN CORE UNITS
Develop and carry out diagnostic AURTTA118
MOTOR SPORT TECHNOLOGY test strategies
Operate in a motor sport AURMMA101
COURSE CODE AUR30920 environment

LOCATION Coordinate operations of a motor AURMMA108

sport team
Docklands
Assemble and prepare AURMTA102
competition vehicles for motor
DURATION sport events
Full-time: 1 year Prepare competition vehicles at AURMTA104
motor sport events
INTAKE
Collect and log motor sport data AURMTA109
Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship
Diagnose and repair spark ignition AURETR123
Support Network (AASN) engine management systems
Rolling enrolments
Diagnose and repair light vehicle AURLTB103
hydraulic braking systems

This course is designed for those wanting Diagnose and repair light vehicle AURLTD105
suspension systems
to progress their career in the motorsport
Carry out light vehicle wheel AURLTD106
industry, such as motorsport mechanics alignment operations
or technicians. Suitable students will be Diagnose and repair light vehicle AURLTE102
offered the opportunity to undertake work engines
placement and you are encouraged to seek Diagnose and repair light vehicle AURLTQ102
your own work placement opportunities. drive shafts
Diagnose and repair light vehicle AURLTX101
PREREQUISITES manual transmissions
Satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills. Load and unload competition AURAEA002
You must be at least 15 years old at the vehicles and support equipment
time of application. This qualification is Follow environmental and AURMBA002
sustainability best practice in an
suitable for an Australian apprenticeship automotive workplace
pathway. You may participate in this course Assist with officiating duties at AURMDA002
while searching for suitable employment motor sport events
but you will need to complete extra Follow motor sport event and AURMMA007
practical work at further cost if you do not team safety requirements
secure a workplace. Perform pit lane and service area AURMTA005
operations at motor sport events
SELECTION PROCESS Perform torquing and fastening AURMTA006
Attend compulsory information session and on motor sport competition
vehicles
interview. AASN registration and employer
required if an apprentice. Conduct non-destructive testing AURMTA007
Construct hose and pipe AURMTS001
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES assemblies for competition
vehicles
This course may lead to employment as a:
• Number Three Mechanic within a V8 Information about elective units can be found online
Supercar team
• Vehicle Service and Repair Technician
within a motorsport race team
• Service/Pit Crew Race Team Member
• An opportunity to branch into different
roles within a race team which may
include: Data Technician, Engine
Technician, Driveline Technician,
Machinist, Fabricator or promotional
activities.
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES Major Education Partner of
Credit transfers may be available into
related certificate III, certificate IV or
diploma programs.

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PAINT & PANEL | MANUFACTURING CERTIFICATE II IN CERTIFICATE III IN CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This course may lead to employment as a:
AUTOMOTIVE BODY REPAIR AUTOMOTIVE BODY REPAIR • Vehicle Body Repair Technician
TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY • Vehicle Body Restoration Technician
COURSE CODE AUR20920 COURSE CODE AUR32120 • Heavy Vehicle Body and Chassis Repair
Technician
LOCATION LOCATION
Docklands Docklands
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
Credits may be available into related
DURATION DURATION certificate IV or diploma courses.
Part-time: 18 months Part-time: 3 years
CORE UNITS
Flexible: 3 years
INTAKE Follow safe working practices in an AURASA102
INTAKE automotive workplace
Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship
Support Network (AASN) Direct entry / Apprenticeship / Australian Test, charge and replace batteries AURETR125
and jump-start vehicles
Rolling enrolments Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN)
Use and maintain tools and AURTTK102
Rolling enrolments equipment in an automotive
workplace
In this course you may choose from
Interpret and apply automotive AURAFA108
several streams including paint and panel This qualification covers the skills and repair instructions
preparation, vehicle dismantling, vehicle knowledge required to repair and maintain Remove and replace major welded AURVTN120
glazing, window tinting and vehicle the body of cars, heavy vehicles and other panels on vehicles
preparation. vehicles in the automotive industry. Repair adhesive bonded structural AURVTN123
damage on vehicles
PREREQUISITES This automotive apprenticeship course
Inspect vehicle damage and AURVTN132
This qualification is suitable for an provides you with the comprehensive determine repair procedures
Australian apprenticeship pathway. You knowledge and skills in the vehicle body Apply original equipment AURVTN135
may participate in this course while field of panel beating. manufacturer repair procedures
during vehicle repairs
searching for suitable employment but PREREQUISITES Carry out advanced gas metal arc AURVTW103
you will need to complete extra practical Satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills. welding on vehicle body sections
work at further cost if you do not secure a You must be at least 15 years old at the Remove, replace and align bolt-on AURVTN104
workplace. time of application. This qualification is vehicle body panels and components

SELECTION PROCESS suitable for an Australian apprenticeship Repair vehicle body panels using AURVTN116
filler
Compulsory information session and pathway. You may participate in this course
while searching for suitable employment Carry out spot welding AURVTW105
interview.
but you will need to complete extra Follow environmental and AURAEA002
sustainability best practice in an
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES practical work at further cost if you do not automotive workplace
This course may lead to employment as a: secure a workplace. Remove, refit and operate electrical AURETR042
• Professional Detailer or Assembler components following body repair
SELECTION PROCESS activities
• Window Tinter
AASN Registration or Interview for non- Repair vehicle chassis, frame and AURTTY001
• Spray Painter apprentices. associated components
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES Remove and store vehicle body AURVTN003
components
You may be eligible for further study
Repair vehicle body misalignment AURVTN022
in certificate III courses including the
Certificate III in Automotive Body Repair Information about elective units can be found online
Technology (AUR32120) or the Certificate
III in Automotive Refinishing Technology
(AUR32416).
CORE UNITS
Follow environmental and AURAEA002
sustainability best practice in an
automotive workplace
Read and respond to automotive AURAFA002
workplace information
Work effectively with others in an AURAMA001
automotive workplace
Follow safe working practices in an AURASA102
automotive workplace
Use and maintain tools and AURTTK102
equipment in an automotive
workplace
Information about elective units can be found online

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 AUTOMOTIVE COURSES
CERTIFICATE III IN CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This course is intended to prepare you for
CERTIFICATE III
AUTOMOTIVE REFINISHING painting and maintaining painted surfaces IN AUTOMOTIVE
TECHNOLOGY on a range of vehicles and non-vehicle
applications. This course may lead to
MANUFACTURING –
COURSE CODE AUR32420 employment as a: TECHNICAL OPERATIONS
LOCATION
Docklands
• Vehicle Refinishing Technician Light
Vehicle Industry
(BUS, TRUCK AND TRAILER)
• Vehicle Refinishing Technician Heavy
COURSE CODE AUM30218
DURATION Vehicle Industry LOCATION
Part-time: 3 years
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES Docklands / Workplace
Flexible: 3 years
INTAKE
You may continue on to higher level DURATION
studies, such as certificate IV or diploma Part-time: 3 years
Direct entry / Apprenticeship / Australian studies. Flexible: 3 years
Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN)
Rolling enrolments CORE UNITS INTAKE
Follow environmental and AURAEA002
sustainability best practice in an
Direct entry / Apprenticeship / Australian
This course provides you with automotive workplace Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN)
comprehensive knowledge and skills in the Interpret and apply automotive AURAFA108 Rolling enrolments
repair instructions
automotive refinishing fields specialising
Follow safe working practices in an AURASA102
in vehicle painting. You will learn about automotive workplace This course aims to provide you with
safe work, paint removal methods, Mask vehicle panels and components AURVTP002 comprehensive knowledge and skills
pre-repair operations and fundamental in automotive manufacturing of buses,
Apply refinishing primers to vehicle AURVTP006
colour matching techniques. surfaces trucks and trailers, including welding of
PREREQUISITES Prepare and paint plastic and AURVTP019 various materials as well as design and
composite vehicle surfaces construction principles.
Satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills.
De-nib, buff and polish vehicle AURVTP020
You must be at least 15 years old at the painted surfaces PREREQUISITES
time of application. This qualification is Remove paint from vehicle painted AURVTP101 Satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills.
suitable for an Australian apprenticeship surfaces You must be at least 15 years old at the
pathway. You may participate in this course Prepare vehicle spray painting AURVTP103 time of application. This qualification is
while searching for suitable employment equipment for use
suitable for an Australian apprenticeship
but you will need to complete extra Apply basic colour matching AURVTP104 pathway. You may participate in this course
techniques using vehicle paint codes
practical work at further cost if you do not while searching for suitable employment
Prepare and operate vehicle paint AURVTP110
secure a workplace. drying equipment but you will need to complete extra
SELECTION PROCESS Prepare vehicle substrates for AURVTP113 practical work at further cost if you do not
refinishing secure a workplace.
AASN Registration or interview for
Colour match multi-layer and clear AURVTP114
non-apprentices. over base two-pack paints on SELECTION PROCESS
Non-apprentices will be offered a position vehicles and components AASN Registration or interview for non-
based on their past experience and ability Match direct gloss solid paint colour AURVTP115 apprentices.
on vehicles or components
to source additional skills practice. Non apprentices will be offered a position
Rectify and touch up vehicle paint AURVTP117
faults using clear over base two-pack based on their past experience and ability
systems to source additional skills practice.
Apply clear over base two-pack AURVTP123
refinishing materials to vehicle body CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
components This course may lead to employment as an:
Apply clear over base multi-layer and AURVTP124 • Automotive Manufacturing Technician
pearl refinishing materials to vehicle
body components • Vehicle Body Builder Technician
Apply water-based refinishing AURVTP125 • Coach Builder Technician
materials to vehicle bodies and • Sub Assembly Technician
substrates

Information about elective units can be found online

FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
You may continue on to higher level
studies, such as certificate IV or diploma
studies.
CORE UNITS

MERCEDES Prepare and operate tools, AUMATK002

equipment and machinery

GAIDA
Monitor and maintain automotive AUMATK013
equipment
Apply heavy vehicle standards AUMGLM011
CERTIFICATE III Apply workplace technical quality AUMGQA001
standards
IN AUTOMOTIVE Read and interpret work orders and AUMGTA011
working drawings
REFINISHING Read and interpret engineering AUMGTM005
drawings and determine
requirements
Perform basic welding, thermal AUMGTW001
cutting, heating and gouging
Conduct mechanical cutting AUMGTW002
Communicate effectively in an AURAFA003
automotive workplace
Mercedes is a second-year apprentice Work effectively with others in an AURAMA001
automotive workplace
attending Kangan Institute and is Follow safe working practices in an AURASA002
automotive workplace
employed by Royans Truck and Trailer
Information about elective units can be found online
Repairs. She is yet another example
of women excelling in trades that
might once have only been popular
with men.

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 FOUNDATION
& PATHWAYS

ENGLISH LANGUAGE Our strong partnerships with schools, youth focused service
providers and the Indigenous community across Victoria provide
TESOL a wide range of education options for young people. We provide
TRAINING & ASSESSMENT a safe and nurturing environment that delivers a variety of
LEARNING SUPPORT education programs designed as an alternative to complement
the traditional education framework. Our courses provide the
WORK EDUCATION opportunity to complete a high school certificate in a supportive
VETDSSS adult learning environment forming strong pathways.
VICTORIAN CERTIFICATE We also work closely with schools to offer VET programs and
OF EDUCATION VOCATIONAL deliver a large range of courses in a variety of industries. From
MAJOR (VCE VM) VET Delivered to Secondary School Students, apprenticeships
and certificates, through to advanced diplomas we are able to
VICTORIAN PATHWAYS
work with schools and students alike to find their right fit.
CERTIFICATE (VPC)
We also offer adult literacy and basic education courses to
improve reading and writing skills. Providing you with extra
help in a safe learning environment to improve your English
skills. Our range of teaching courses includes Teaching English
(TESOL) and Training and Assessment to enable you to transfer
your knowledge, skills and experience to enter the world of
teaching in another country.

APPLY NOW | 13 TAFE | KANGAN.EDU.AU/FOUNDATION

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 FOUNDATION & PATHWAYS COURSES
PATHWAYS TO YOUR CAREER
ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING SUPPORT VICTORIAN PATHWAYS
Designed for people learning English • Increase your employability CERTIFICATE (VPC0000001)
as a second language. • Gain the language, literacy, and numeracy &
• Study further in a course of your interest
Courses to get you there:
skills you need to join the Australian
Defence Force VICTORIAN CERTIFICATE OF
• Course in Preliminary Spoken and Written • Study further at Kangan Institute EDUCATION VOCATIONAL
English (10725NAT) Courses to get you there: MAJOR (VCE VM) (VCE0000001)
• Certificate I in Spoken and Written • Certificate II in General Education
for Adults (Australian Defence Force These courses will enable students to
English (10727NAT)
Preparation) (22473VIC) complete their year 11 and 12 high school
• Certificate II in Spoken and Written
certificate developing vocational and
English (10728NAT) applied learning skills for further studies
• Certificate III in Spoken and Written
English (10729NAT)
WORK EDUCATION and career opportunities.

• Certificate IV in Spoken and Written Courses designed for people with an Career opportunities:
English – Further Studies (10730NAT) intellectual or learning disability. Our courses will develop skills and
knowledge in literacy, numeracy, personal
Career opportunities: and work related skills allowing you to
TRAINING & ASSESSMENT • Labourer make informed choices and become
eligible for pathways into further studies
• Administration Assistant
Career opportunities: and employment in a variety of industries.
• Sales
• Enterprise Trainer Call 1300 823 323 or email
• Kitchen Hand
• Enterprise Assessor [email protected] for more information.
• Office Administrator
• Registered Training Organisation (RTO) • Store Clerk
Trainer
• Gardening Assistant
• RTO Assessor
Courses to get you there:
• Training Advisor or Training Needs
Analyst • Course in Initial Adult Literacy and
Numeracy (22554VIC)
• Vocational Education Teacher (VET)
• Certificate I in Initial Adult Literacy and
• Development and Learning Officer
Numeracy (22555VIC)
• Officer for Human Resources Specialising
in Trainers • Certificate I in Transition Education
(22567VIC)
Course to get you there:
• Certificate I in Work Education (22566VIC)
• Certificate IV in Training and Assessment
(TAE40116) • Certificate II In Work Education (22481VIC)
• Certificate II in Skills for Work and
Career opportunities: Vocational Pathways (FSK20119)
• Senior/Lead Educator
• Education Manager
• Instructional Designer
Courses to get you there:
• Diploma of Vocational Education and
Training (TAE50116)

TESOL
Career opportunities:
• Teaching English in Australia or overseas
Course to get you there:
• Certificate IV in English Language
Teaching (TESOL) (11021NAT)

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE We offer a range of English
language courses to help
build upon the student’s skills
MARYAM
to explore work options and SAFDARI
access pathways for further CERTIFICATE IV
studies. You may be eligible IN SPOKEN AND
for AMEP funding for these WRITTEN ENGLISH
courses. - INSPIRATIONAL
The AMEP is a settlement and employment
program funded by the Australian
STUDENT OF
Government’s Department of Education THE YEAR

“
and Training. Eligible migrants can access
unlimited hours of free English classes to
help them successfully and confidently In July 2019 my father called
participate socially and economically in and said we have a visa and we can
Australian society.
come to Australia. We will be in a safe
SELECTION PROCESS
Interview and assessment. country and we will do things that
PREREQUISITES we always wanted to do. Studying
You will need to attend an interview to the Certificate IV, I learned academic
determine that the course is suitable and
appropriate for you. writing. All the teachers were very good,
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES I was really satisfied with all my teachers.
These courses aim to prepare you with the
English language skills needed to continue
to other ESL or vocational courses at a
higher level or to find work.
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
BERAT KAYA
On successful completion you may CERTIFICATE IV
continue on to other English language
courses at a higher level. Certificate III IN SPOKEN AND
prepares you for entry to vocational
education and training in TAFE or tertiary
WRITTEN ENGLISH
institutions and the Certificate IV prepares
you for study at a tertiary level.

ENROL NOW AT

“
KANGAN.EDU.AU/AMEP
I faced racism because of my
cultural identity and not knowing
enough English. Kangan Institute has
really friendly teachers and students
and it helped me a lot.

AMEP: Adult Migrant Education Program

ESL: English as a Second Language
DIYANA
HABEEB
CERTIFICATE IV
IN SPOKEN AND
WRITTEN ENGLISH
- INSPIRATIONAL
YOUNG ACHIEVER
OF THE YEAR

“ English was the big challenge for

us when we came to Australia. Kangan
Institute developed my language
skills. I want to be a nurse in the
future, I know if I work hard nothing is
impossible. Studying at Kangan Institute
has helped me find a job and helped me
feel more comfortable.

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 FOUNDATION & PATHWAYS COURSES
COURSE IN CERTIFICATE II IN CERTIFICATE IV IN
PRELIMINARY SPOKEN SPOKEN AND WRITTEN SPOKEN AND WRITTEN
AND WRITTEN ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH – FURTHER STUDIES
COURSE CODE 10725NAT COURSE CODE 10728NAT COURSE CODE 10730NAT
LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION
Broadmeadows Broadmeadows / Docklands Broadmeadows / Docklands
DURATION DURATION DURATION
Full-time: 6 months Full-time: 6 months Full-time: 6 months
Part-time: 1 year (day) Part-time: 1 year (day and evening)
INTAKE
INTAKE INTAKE Direct entry / Rolling enrolments
Direct entry / Rolling enrolments Direct entry / Rolling enrolments Eligible for the Adult Migrant English
Eligible for the Adult Migrant English Eligible for the Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) funding.
Program (AMEP) funding. Program (AMEP) funding.
CORE UNITS
CORE UNITS Youth specific classes available at our Apply grammar skills for further SWEAGS001
Begin to read and write the English SWERWA001 Broadmeadows campus. study writing
alphabet Apply and modify pronunciation SWEAMP001
CORE UNITS skills
Develop preliminary English SWEDEV001
vocabulary for settlement Deliver and comprehend basic SWEDCT001 Apply summarising and paraphrasing SWEASP001
procedural spoken texts skills for further study
Read a very limited range of words SWERST001
and very simple texts Develop basic English vocabulary for SWEDVW001 Listen and take notes in SWELNP001
Work, Health and Safety presentations for further study
Write a limited range of words and SWEWWS001
very simple sentences Engage in and listen to basic spoken SWEELD001 Participate in a tutorial SWEPAT001
dialogues
Engage in very short dialogues SWEESD001 Write reports for further study SWEWFS001
Read and write basic story texts SWERWT005
Information about elective units can be found online Read and write basic factual texts SWERWT007 Information about elective units can be found online

Information about elective units can be found online

CERTIFICATE I IN
SPOKEN AND WRITTEN CERTIFICATE III IN
ENGLISH SPOKEN AND WRITTEN
COURSE CODE 10727NAT ENGLISH
LOCATION COURSE CODE 10729NAT
Broadmeadows / Docklands
LOCATION
DURATION Broadmeadows / Docklands
Full-time: 6 months
DURATION
Part-time: 1 year (day)
Full-time: 6 months
INTAKE Part-time: 1 year (day and evening)
Direct entry / Rolling enrolments
INTAKE
Eligible for the Adult Migrant English Direct entry / Rolling enrolments
Program (AMEP) funding.
Eligible for the Adult Migrant English
Youth specific classes available at our Program (AMEP) funding.
Broadmeadows campus.
Certificate III SPLET-Employment focus.
CORE UNITS Youth specific classes available at our
Listen to and engage in short simple SWEELC001
social conversations
Broadmeadows campus.
Listen to and engage in short simple SWEELT001 CORE UNITS
spoken transactions Comprehend and participate in SWELPE001
Read and write simple personal SWERWI001 routine formal spoken exchanges
information Comprehend and participate in SWELPE002
Read and write simple social texts SWERWT001 routine informal spoken exchanges
Read and write simple transactional SWERWT002 Read and listen to the news SWERLN001
texts Read and write routine social texts SWERWT008
Information about elective units can be found online Read and write routine further study SWERWT011
texts
Information about elective units can be found online

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TRAINING & ASSESSMENT | TESOL CERTIFICATE IV IN To enable successful completion of the
program, students are advised prior to
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This qualification provides the skills
TRAINING AND ASSESSMENT enrolment to have: for workplace trainers in the delivery
COURSE CODE TAE40116 • At least 3 years’ experience in a and assessment of a variety of courses
vocational area they intend to teach. including short courses.
LOCATION
• Sufficient language and literacy skills to Possible job titles and roles relevant to this
Essendon / Online
write a range of documentation – ACSF qualification include:
DURATION level 4. • Enterprise Trainer
Part-time: 10 months • Good communication and interpersonal • Enterprise Assessor
Online: 6-12 months skills – ACSF level 4. • Registered Training Organisation
INTAKE • A good working knowledge of computer (RTO) Trainer
Direct entry programs eg: MS Office, email and • RTO Assessor
February, April, July and September internet research. • Training Advisor or Training Needs
Analyst
For those potential students wanting to • Vocational Education Teacher.
If you love interacting with people and enrol in this course, you will need to:
you’re passionate about what you do,
• Complete a pre-training review to
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
why not take the next step in your career After completion of the Certificate IV
and become a professional trainer? This determine your level in reading, writing,
in Training and Assessment (TAE40116)
training and assessment course is designed oral communication and numeracy
qualification, students willing to further
to develop your skills and knowledge to skills. An ACSF level 4 is required to
their studies, can move onto the level 5
perform the role of trainer, facilitator or be achieved by students wishing to
Diploma of Vocational Education and
assessor in the workplace and in Registered undertake the course.
Training (TAE50116) qualification.
Training Organisations (RTOs). • Have access to a training environment
or simulated training environment to CORE UNITS
Achievement of this qualification or an
conduct your workplace projects. Plan assessment activities and TAEASS401
equivalent by trainers and assessors processes
is a requirement of the Standards for • Have access to the internet and a
Assess competence TAEASS402
Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) knowledge of search engines.
Participate in assessment validation TAEASS403
2015. • Have a minimum of 3 years’ vocational
experience in your area of expertise. Design and develop assessment TAEASS502
SELECTION PROCESS • Applicants will also need to complete tools
Apply online a ‘pre-course interview’ document and Plan, organise and deliver group- TAEDEL401
based learning
To be selected for this course, you will need provide their current resume at the
to attend a course information session, information session. Plan, organise and facilitate learning TAEDEL402
in the workplace
submit a pre-course interview document • People with prior experience in training Design and develop learning TAEDES401
and undertake a pre-training review and assessment should enquire about programs
including language, literacy and numeracy Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). Use training packages and TAEDES402
(LLN) assessments to ensure that this accredited courses to meet client
training is suitable and appropriate for you. needs
Address Adult language, literacy and TAELLN411
ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS numeracy Skills
Those entering this program must be able Information about elective units can be found online
to demonstrate vocational competency
in their proposed teaching and assessing
area. Vocational competency is defined as
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 FOUNDATION & PATHWAYS COURSES
DIPLOMA OF SELECTION PROCESS
Apply online
CERTIFICATE IV IN ENGLISH
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION To be selected for this course, you will LANGUAGE TEACHING (TESOL)
AND TRAINING need to attend a qualification information
session, submit a pre-enrolment Interview
COURSE CODE 11021NAT
COURSE CODE TAE50116 LOCATION
document, and undertake a pre-training
Docklands
LOCATION review.
Broadmeadows / Cremorne
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES DURATION
Part-time: 23 weeks*
DURATION Graduates at this level will have specialised
Part-time: 15 months knowledge and skills for skilled/ INTAKE
paraprofessional work and/or further Direct entry
INTAKE learning as a: Semester one and Semester two
Direct entry / March and August
• Senior/Lead Educator
• Education Manager This nationally recognised qualification
If you love being a trainer and assessor and • Instructional Designer provides people with practical skills in
want to take your career to the next level,
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES teaching English to speakers of other
this is the qualification for you!
After completion of the Diploma of languages. The course aims to develop
This qualification reflects the roles of candidates’ language analysis skills and
Vocational Education and Training
experienced practitioners delivering awareness of cultural factors in language
(TAE50116) qualification, students willing to
training and assessment services usually learning. It also addresses the skills and
further their studies can move onto level 6+
within Registered Training Organisations knowledge required for designing and
qualifications including:
(RTOs) in the Vocational Education and delivering English language training
Training (VET) sector. They may have a role • Graduate Certificate in Digital Education programs for non-native English language
in leading other trainers and assessors and (TAE80316) learners.
in providing mentoring or advice to new • Graduate Diploma of Adult Language,
Upon graduation, candidates will be able
trainers or assessors, as well as designing Literacy and Numeracy Practice
to plan lessons for learners at different
approaches to learning and assessment (TAE80113)
levels in a variety of contexts, design and
strategies across a significant area within • Graduate Diploma of Adult Language, adapt classroom materials, conduct lessons
the RTO. Literacy and Numeracy Leadership effectively and analyse language for
(TAE80213)
PREREQUISITES teaching purposes.
While there are no formal training package • Tertiary studies in VET (Qualification
codes and titles dependent on the PREREQUISITES
requirements to enrol in this course it is a
delivering tertiary institution) You must demonstrate satisfactory
Kangan Institute requirement that students
language, literacy and numeracy skills,
undertaking the Diploma of Vocational CORE UNITS have completed year 12 (or overseas
Education and Training (TAE50116) will Provide advanced assessment TAEASS501 equivalent) and be over 18 years old. An
be an experienced practitioner delivering practice
individual for whom English is not their first
training and assessment services usually Design and develop assessment TAEASS502
tools
language must also demonstrate an IELTS
within a Registered Training Organisation
(Academic) score of 6.5 or similar, though
(RTO) in the Vocational Education and Provide advanced facilitation TAEDEL502
practice IELTS 7.0 and above is preferred.
Training (VET) sector.
Design and develop learning TAEDES501 *Completion of work placement requirement may
Students must have access to a real strategies extend course duration
vocational learning environment, learning Support the development of adult TAELLN501
and assessment resources, and real language literacy and numeracy skills SELECTION PROCESS
vocational learners. Maintain and enhance professional TAEPDD501 All applicants will need to complete
practice a language, literacy and numeracy
Applicants will also need to complete assessment and achieve the level of
a ‘pre-course interview’ document and Information about elective units can be found online
competency required for this course.
provide their current resume at the VET Student Loans available.
information session. Non-native English speakers are expected
to demonstrate an IELTS score or
People with prior experience in training equivalency of 6.5.
and assessment should enquire about
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This course is recognised by the National
English Teaching Accreditation Scheme
(NEAS) as a as a minimum TESOL
qualification for teaching in an English
Language program in Australia or overseas.
Please note that employment requirements
may vary according to institute type,
program and level.
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
This course will lead to higher level studies
in the Diploma of TESOL (10688NAT).
Credit transfers may be available into a
degree or masters level.
CORE UNITS
Create a culturally inclusive learning NAT11020001
environment
Use the genre approach to teach NAT11020002
English
Teach English grammar NAT11020003
Teach spelling and pronunciation NAT11020004
Teach speaking NAT11020005
Teach listening NAT11020006
Teach reading NAT11020007
Teach writing NAT11020008
Teach English using technology NAT11020009
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AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCE | LEARNING SUPPORT AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCE The Certificates I in Transition SELECTION PROCESS
Interview
PREPARATION PROGRAM Education and Work Education
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
are entry-level courses
CERTIFICATE II IN designed for people with
This course can help you identify suitable
paid and volunteer work opportunities
GENERAL EDUCATION an intellectual or learning as well as other ways that you can get
FOR ADULTS disability. Class sizes are kept
involved and help the community. Possible
job outcomes include:
COURSE CODE 22473VIC • Labourer
deliberately low to ensure
LOCATION • Administration Assistant
Online students are effectively • Sales
DURATION supported. FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
Flexible: 6 months You will be able to move into the Certificate
INTAKE CERTIFICATE I IN I in Work Education (22566VIC) or other
Direct entry / Rolling enrolments TRANSITION EDUCATION mainstream vocational education courses
with integration assistance.
COURSE CODE 22567VIC
CORE UNITS
Don’t have the high school grades required LOCATION Develop personal goals with support VU23034
for joining the Australian Defence Force? Broadmeadows Explore self development VU23035
You’re not alone! We have set up a year 10
Participate in travel activities VU23036
equivalency program, specialising in Maths, DURATION
Explore future options for further VU23037
English and Science which will give you the Full-time: 1 year training, work or community
confidence in preparation to help with your Part-time: 3 years activities
ADF application. This is a flexible program Participate in the community VU23038
INTAKE
which allows you to complete your Use technology for a range of VU23039
Direct entry / February
studies both online and through practical purposes
workshops. Attendance is based purely on Information about elective units can be found online
your needs. This course will assist you to plan your
future by improving your living skills by
SELECTION PROCESS
expanding your literacy, numeracy and
Individual interview. Minimum 15 years of
computer operating skills. You are able to
age and not currently enrolled in school.
choose either the full-time or the part- time
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES option depending on your preference.
Entrance into the army, other defence or You will also get the opportunity to work
security organisations. on producing and acting in your very own
FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS short film to be screened at our short
film festival. We encourage you to apply
This could lead to further study
whether you’ve just left school or are a
opportunities at a Certificate II level or
mature aged student.
above.
CORE UNITS
PREREQUISITES
Research pathways and produce a VU22411 This entry-level course has been designed
learning plan and portfolio specifically for people who have a mild
Implement and review a project VU22412 intellectual/learning disability. You will be
Information about elective units can be found online
successful as long as you are motivated
and able to study independently in an adult
learning environment.

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FOUNDATION & PATHWAYS COURSES
WORK EDUCATION | VETDSSS CERTIFICATE I IN CERTIFICATE II IN
WORK EDUCATION WORK EDUCATION
COURSE CODE 22566VIC COURSE CODE 22481VIC
LOCATION LOCATION
Broadmeadows Broadmeadows
DURATION DURATION
Full-time: 2 years Part-time: 1 year
Part-time: 4 years
INTAKE
INTAKE Direct entry / February and April
Direct entry / February
This course is designed to provide students
This course will give you the practical skills with work placement and practical skills
required to work in the retail, logistics, to complement their learnings in class.
warehousing, event management, customer Additional units from accredited hospitality
service, graphic arts, healthcare, hospitality or retail services courses will be undertaken
and administration industries. You will alongside job seeking, literacy and
practice in our specialised training facilities, numeracy, workplace health and safety,
such as our Health and Community Centre and teamwork skills to further enhance
of Excellence, which simulates a hospital employability skills.
environment and Richards Restaurant,
where you will learn food handling.
PREREQUISITES
This course is a progression from the
PREREQUISITES Certificate I in Work Education (22566VIC)
This entry-level course has been designed and is designed for students with special
specifically for people who have a mild learning needs to help prepare them for
intellectual/learning disability. You will be employment. Credits will be given for the
successful if you are motivated to work and additional units if the student undertakes
meet levels of independence required to further study in the nominated industry
study in an adult learning environment. area.
SELECTION PROCESS SELECTION PROCESS
Interview Interview
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
On completion of the course, we will assist On completion of the course, graduates
graduates to find employment in any may have the opportunity to work in a
number of industry sectors in job roles variety of industries including Hospitality
including: or Retail:
• Kitchen Hand • Kitchen Hand
• Office Administration • Retail Assistant
• Store Clerk • Office Administration
• Gardening Assistant • Store Clerk
• Retail Assistant FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES This course will lead to higher level studies
You will be able to continue your studies at a Certificate II or III level.
and specialise in your chosen field by CORE UNITS
advancing to Certificate II level courses. Participate in safe work practices SITXWHS001
CORE UNITS Investigate job opportunities VU22574
Develop an individual vocational plan VU23028 Identify workplace expectations VU22575
with support
Undertake a work placement VU22576
Develop personal management skills VU23029
for work Information about elective units can be found online
Participate in vocational activities VU23030
Participate in practical placement VU23031
with support
Follow WHS procedures MSMWHS100
Prepare for employment VU22787
Develop workplace communication VU23032
skills
Information about elective units can be found online

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 FOUNDATION & PATHWAYS COURSES
The following two certificates CERTIFICATE I IN VET DELIVERED TO
support the development of INITIAL ADULT LITERACY SECONDARY SCHOOL
the literacy and numeracy skills AND NUMERACY STUDENTS (VETDSSS)
of learners with intellectual COURSE CODE 22555VIC
LOCATION
disabilities. Content is LOCATION Broadmeadows / Docklands / Cremorne
related to everyday needs Broadmeadows

and interests and activities DURATION WHAT ARE VET PROGRAMS?

Part-time: 1 year Vocational Education and Training
planned allow for practice and
INTAKE (VET) studies combine general Victorian
reinforcement. Direct entry / Rolling enrolments Certificate of Education VCE VM with
vocational training and experience in the
COURSE IN INITIAL ADULT PREREQUISITES
workplace.

LITERACY AND NUMERACY There are no set prerequisites or entry

A VET program offers students the
opportunity to complete a nationally
COURSE CODE 22554VIC requirements for this course recognised qualification while providing
credit towards the VCE, just like other
LOCATION SELECTION PROCESS
subject areas. The vocational qualification
Broadmeadows Interview
provides access to further training and
DURATION FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES could improve your chances of finding a
Part-time: 1 year Students completing this course can apply job when you finish school.
for and undertake the Certificate I in Work
INTAKE HOW DOES VET CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS VCE?
Education (22566VIC) or the Certificate I in
Direct entry / Rolling enrolments All VCE VET programs and most VET
Transition Education (22567VIC).
programs are fully recognised within
CORE UNITS the Unit 1-4 structure of the VCE and
PREREQUISITES Literacy units contribute towards the satisfactory
There are no set prerequisites or entry Read simple phrases VU22907 completion of your VCE. Most VET
requirements for this course Write simple phrases VU22908 programs require two years to complete.
SELECTION PROCESS Communicate orally using simple VU22909 A number of VCE VET programs also have
phrases
Interview a study score attached which contributes
Read simple sentences VU22910 towards your ATAR score. Students who
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES Write simple sentences VU22911 study VCE VET programs and receive a
Students completing this course can apply Communicate orally using simple VU22912 Unit 3-4 sequence will be eligible for a 10
sentences
for and undertake the Certificate I in Initial percent increment towards their ATAR (10
Adult Literacy and Numeracy (22555VIC). Give and follow simple directions VU22913
percent of the average of the primary four
Complete forms VU22109 scaled studies) or a direct contribution
CORE UNITS
Create short simple texts for learning VU22349 through an external exam, just like other
Literacy units purposes
Recognise and use letters of the VU22892
VCE subjects.
Numeracy units
alphabet
Recognise and use time VU22904 FOR MORE INFORMATION
Recognise pictures and symbols VU22896
Count and use numbers up to 100 VU22915 Phone 1800 914 161
Read simple words VU22897
Use simple metric weights VU22918 or email [email protected]
Write simple words VU22899
Use simple liquid measures VU22919 VETDSSS provides you with the
Numeracy units
Use simple linear measures VU22920 opportunity to complete a nationally-
Recognise and use time VU22904
Use coins and notes VU22921 recognised qualification, whilst providing
Recognise coins and notes VU22905 credit towards your VCE or VCAL. Many of
Use simple addition skills VU22922
Identify and use basic mathematical VU22906 our students chose to combine secondary
symbols and processes Use simple subtraction skills VU22923
school studies with a VET qualification to
Information about elective units can be found online Information about elective units can be found online
complement their existing studies or to try
something that they are interested in. No
matter what the motivation, VETDSSS can
open up pathways to help you with your
future career path.
VETDSSS options:
• Allied Health
• Animal Care
• Applied Fashion Design
• Automotive
• Building and Construction
• Business
• Engineering
• Electro-technology
• Hair and Beauty
• Hospitality
• Digital Technology
• Plumbing

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VCE VM | VPC VCE VM / VPC STREAMS BUSINESS
LOCATION
At Kangan Institute we also Broadmeadows
offer our students a suite CORE UNITS
of Taster programs. These Apply critical thinking skills in a BSBCRT311
team environment
programs are designed to give Engage in workplace BSBXCM301
communication
our students experience across Create electronic presentations BSBTEC303
a variety of subject areas while
they complete their program. DIGITAL MEDIA
Students can select two of LOCATION
Broadmeadows
these Taster Programs per year.
CORE UNITS
Work in a team BSBXTW301
BEAUTY Operate digital media technology ICTICT215
packages
LOCATION
Develop web presence using social ICTWEB306
Broadmeadows media
CORE UNITS
Contribute to health and safety of BSBWHS201
self and others VISUAL ARTS
Design and apply makeup SHBBMUP002 LOCATION
Communicate as part of a salon SHBXIND002 Broadmeadows
team
CORE UNITS
Develop drawing skills to CUAACD201
COMMUNITY SERVICE communicate ideas
Make simple creative work CUAPPR211
LOCATION
Broadmeadows
CORE UNITS
Respond effectively to behaviours CHCCCS020
of concern
Work with diverse people CHCDIV001
Identify and respond to children CHCPRT001
and young people at risk

HOSPITALITY
LOCATION
Broadmeadows
CORE UNITS
Participate in safe work practices SITXWHS005
Use food preparation equipment SITHCCC023
Prepare dishes using basic SITHCCC027
methods of cookery
Use hygienic practice for food SITXFSA005
safety
Prepare and serve espresso coffee SITHFAB025

CARPENTRY
LOCATION
Broadmeadows
CORE UNITS
Apply WHS requirements (White CPCCWHS2001
Card)
Carry out measurements and CPCCOM1015
calculations
Identify and handle carpentry tools VU22022
and equipment

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 FOUNDATION & PATHWAYS COURSES
VICTORIAN PATHWAYS VICTORIAN CERTIFICATE OF
CERTIFICATE EDUCATION VOCATIONAL
COURSE CODE VPC0000001 MAJOR (VCE VM)
LOCATION COURSE CODE VCE0000001
Broadmeadows
LOCATION
DURATION Broadmeadows
Full-time: 1 year
DURATION
INTAKE Full-time: 2 years
Direct entry / Rolling enrolments Units 1 and 2 are completed in year 1
Units 3 and 4 are completed in year 2
The VPC course provides you with INTAKE
practical, hands-on options and VET Direct entry / Rolling enrolments
units. The course is a 1-year vocational
and applied learning program. It aims to
We provide hands-on learning experiences
prepare students to transition successfully
and are inclusive to all kinds of learners.
into the VCE Vocational Major, further
Our teachers and staff care about
study in apprenticeships, traineeships,
individual learning needs. We understand
higher education, and training or directly
everyone learns differently and at their own
into employment.
pace.
This course will support students to
The VCE Vocational Major course provides
develop both academic and practical
you with a practical, hands-on option
skills. It employs a more diverse range of
in Years 11 and 12. The course is a 2-year
assessment strategies rather than exams,
vocational and applied learning program
alleviating some of the pressure that
within the VCE.
students face.
The skills learned will prepare students to
PREREQUISITES transition successfully into apprenticeships,
There are no prerequisites for this course. traineeships, further education and training,
SELECTION PROCESS university, or directly into employment. The
Attend an individual interview. course will support students in developing
Complete a Language, Literacy and both academic and practical skills.
Numeracy (LLN) assessment. It employs a more diverse range of
assessment strategies rather than exams,
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES alleviating some of the pressure students
This program will develop skills and face when considering VCE options.
knowledge in literacy, numeracy, personal
and work-related skills allowing you to PREREQUISITES
make informed choices and become There are no prerequisites for this course.
eligible for pathways into further studies SELECTION PROCESS
and employment in a variety of industries.
Students applying for the VCE Vocational
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES Major Certificate should have completed
At the end of the course, you will receive Year 10 and must be at least 16 years
the Victorian Pathways Certificate (VPC) of age. Applicants will be assessed in
along with vocational training units as part language, literacy, and numeracy (LLN)
of the course. This will enable students to as part of the application, interview and
pursue further study post-high school and enrolment process.
additional vocational and apprenticeship CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
training opportunities.
This program will develop skills and
CORE UNITS knowledge in literacy, numeracy, personal
Victorian Pathway Certificate units and work-related skills allowing you to
Literacy (VPC) LIT041 make informed choices and become
Literacy (VPC) LIT042 eligible for pathways into further studies
Numeracy (VPC) NUM041 and employment in a variety of industries.
Numeracy (VPC) NUM042 FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
Personal Development Skills (VPC) PDS041 At the end of the course, you will receive
Personal Development Skills (VPC) PDS042 the VCE Vocational Major Certificate (year
Work Related Skills (VPC) WRS041 12) along with vocational training units as
Work Related Skills (VPC) WRS042 part of the course. This will enable students
VPC VET units to pursue further study post-high school
Develop drawing skills CUADRA201 and further vocational and apprenticeship
Follow a design process CUADES201 training opportunities.
Develop digital imaging skills CUADIG212 CORE UNITS
Develop and apply thinking and BSBCRT201 VCE VM Year 11 units
problem solving skills
Literacy (VCE VM) LT031
Use business software applications BSBTEC201
Literacy (VCE VM) LT032
Use digital technologies to BSBTEC202
communicate in a work environment Numeracy (VCE VM) NM031
Research using the internet BSBTEC203 Numeracy (VCE VM) NM032
Use inclusive work practices BSBTWK301 Personal Development Skills (VCE VM) PD031
Engage with a range of texts for VU22413 Personal Development Skills (VCE VM) PD032
personal purposes Work Related Skills (VCE VM) WR031
Participate in complex spoken VU22417 Work Related Skills (VCE VM) WR032
interactions
VCE VM Year 12 units
Create a range of complex texts for VU22418
personal purposes Literacy (VCE VM) LT033
Research pathways and produce a VU22411 Literacy (VCE VM) LT034
learning plan and portfolio Numeracy (VCE VM) NM033
Investigate and interpret simple VU22424 Numeracy (VCE VM) NM034
mathematical formulae and problem
solving techniques Personal Development Skills (VCE VM) PD033

Develop and use personal budgets FNSFLT211 Personal Development Skills (VCE VM) PD034

Develop and use savings plans FNSFLT212 Work Related Skills (VCE VM) WR033
Work Related Skills (VCE VM) WR034
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 ANIMALS,
HEALTH & PLANTS
COMMUNITY
& SCIENCES

HEALTH Our Health and Community Centre of Excellence delivers

high-quality teaching and provides you access to state-of-the-art
NURSING facilities with a focus on applied learning. You will learn in varying
DENTAL environments including:
EARLY CHILDHOOD
EDUCATION & CARE FACE-TO-FACE TRAINING
You will have access to the latest information on industry trends
DISABILITY and practices through regular contact with health professionals,
COMMUNITY SERVICES guest speakers and industry projects within community and
JUSTICE health education.

PRACTICAL TRAINING
We place a strong focus on the application of education theory
through work placement, training programs, simulated labs
and operational environments that give you access to the latest
technologies and work practices.

SIMULATED SITUATIONAL TRAINING

Our focus is on promoting situational awareness through
simulation-based learning allowing you to learn via guided and
immersive real-life experiences.

APPLY NOW | 13 TAFE | KANGAN.EDU.AU/HEALTH

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 HEALTH & COMMUNITY COURSES
PATHWAYS TO YOUR CAREER
HEALTH DENTAL COMMUNITY SERVICES
Career opportunities: Career opportunities: Career opportunities:
• Specimen and Pathology Collector • Dental Assistant • Community Health Worker
• Pathology Specimen Receptionist • Dental Nurse • Family Support Worker
Course to get you there: Courses to get you there: • Tenants Advisory Worker
• Certificate III in Pathology Collection • Certificate III in Dental Assisting (HLT35015) • Welfare Rights Worker
(HLT37215) • Certificate IV in Dental Assisting (HLT45015) • Case Support Worker
Course to get you there:
Career opportunities:
• Certificate IV in Community Services
• Orderly
• Health Services Assistant
EARLY CHILDHOOD (CHC42015)

• Patient Services Assistant

EDUCATION & CARE Career opportunities:
• Health Support Services Worker Career opportunities: • Social Welfare Workers
Course to get you there: • Long Day Care Educator • Case Worker/Manager
• Certificate III in Health Services Assistance • Family Day Care Educator • Community Development/Engagement
(HLT33115) • Playgroup Facilitator Worker
• Nanny • Family Support Worker
Career opportunities: • Early Intervention Worker
• Out-of-School Hours Care Educator
• Allied Health Assistant • Pastoral Care Counsellor or Manager
• Physiotherapy Assistant Course to get you there:
• Senior Youth Officer or Chaplain
• Occupational Therapy Assistant • Certificate III in Early Childhood Education
and Care (CHC30121) • Community/Neighbourhood House
• Therapy Assistant Coordinator
• Rehabilitation Assistant Career opportunities: • Local Government Community
Course to get you there: • Education Support Worker Development Worker
• Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance • Teacher’s Aide • Migrant Service Worker
(HLT43015) • Integration Aide • Community Housing Worker
• Education Assistant • Domestic Violence Worker
Career opportunities:
Course to get you there: • Outreach Officer
• Personal Care Worker
• School Based Education Support (CHC30221)
• Welfare Support Worker
• Personal Care Assistant
• Youth Worker
• Community Care Worker Career opportunities: Course to get you there:
• Residential Care Worker • Early Childhood Educator
• Diploma of Community Services (CHC52015)
Course to get you there: • Team, Group or Program Leader
• Certificate III in Individual Support • Children’s Service Manager
(Ageing, Home and Community) (CHC33015) • Children’s Service Director/Coordinator DISABILITY
Course to get you there:
Career opportunities:
NURSING • Diploma of Early Childhood Education
and Care (CHC50121)
• Disability Support Worker
• Lifestyle Support Officer
Career opportunities:
• Behavioural Support Officer
• Acute Care
• Sub-acute Care
JUSTICE • Residential Care Officer
• Case Manager
• Rehabilitation Career opportunities:
Courses to get you there:
• Mental Health • Australian Border Force
• Course in Introduction to the National
• Aged Care • Community-based corrections
Disability Insurance Scheme (22469VIC)
• Palliative Care • Courts registrar
• Certificate IV in Disability (CHC43115)
• General Practitioner Clinic • Criminology research/analysis
• Community Health Centres and other • Investigation
areas of nursing • Parole work
Course to get you there: • Police and law enforcement agency work
• Diploma of Nursing (HLT54121) • Prison officer and custodial positions
• Youth Justice
Courses to get you there:
• Diploma of Justice (22594VIC)

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HEALTH CERTIFICATE III IN CERTIFICATE IV IN CERTIFICATE III IN
HEALTH SERVICES ALLIED HEALTH ASSISTANCE PATHOLOGY COLLECTION
ASSISTANCE COURSE CODE HLT43015 COURSE CODE HLT37215
COURSE CODE HLT33115 LOCATION LOCATION
Essendon Essendon
LOCATION
Essendon DURATION DURATION
Full-time: 9 months Full-time: 6 months
DURATION
Full-time: 23 weeks INTAKE INTAKE
Direct entry / Rolling enrolments Direct entry / February, April, July, October
INTAKE
Direct entry and Traineeships / February,
April, July, October Start working in public and private This qualification reflects the role of
hospitals including the rehabilitation pathology collectors. You will learn the
sector. With an Allied Health Assistance technical skills and be trained to follow
This qualification will provide you with
qualification you will be trained to provide routine procedures, use discretion and
the skills required to work in a health care
therapeutic and program related support judgement in different situations and work
setting and client patient support services
under the guidance of an Allied Health under general supervision.
including food services, bed making,
Professional. Placement is a mandatory part of the
general cleaning, work health and safety,
clinical or general cleaning, and movement Placement is a mandatory part of the course (35 hours) and this is organised by
of patients. course (120 hours) and is organised by Kangan Institute.
Kangan Institute.
Placement is a mandatory part of the PREREQUISITES
course (120 hours) and this is organised by PREREQUISITES • Satisfactory level of numeracy, literacy
Kangan Institute. • Satisfactory language, literacy and • You must be over the age of 18 to
numeracy skills to undertake this course undertake this course.
PREREQUISITES
• Must attend an Information Session
• Satisfactory language, literacy and Please note: this course includes blood
numeracy skills to undertake this course • Written Assessment collection and students are required to
• 18 years or over at the time of placement • Current Police Check and Working with have immunisation against hepatitis B and
Children Check (WWCC) a current flu vaccination. Vaccinations must
• Current Police Check and Working with
Children Check (WWCC) • Evidence of current immunisation status commence once you have been accepted
within one month of starting this course into the course.
• Evidence of current immunisation status
within one month of starting this course • Emotional competence and physical
Within one month of commencing the
mobility
• Mandatory COVID vaccinations and course applicants must obtain:
Fluvax • You will need to be over the age of 18 to
complete the work placement/practical • A current and valid National Police
SELECTION PROCESS component of this course Record Check
You will be assessed to ensure that you • Working with Children Check (WWCC)
have the satisfactory language, literacy and SELECTION PROCESS • Evidence of current immunisation status
numeracy (LLN), and the communication You will be assessed to ensure that you
• Mandatory COVID vaccinations and
skills to undertake the course. have the satisfactory language, literacy and
Fluvax
numeracy (LLN), and the communication
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES skills to undertake the course. SELECTION PROCESS
This course may lead to employment as a: You will be assessed to ensure that you
• Patient Services Assistant
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES have the satisfactory language, literacy and
This course may lead to employment as a:
• Support Services Assistant numeracy (LLN) and the communication
• Therapy Assistant skills to undertake the course.
• Clinical Assistant
• Allied Health Assistant
• Ward Assistant
• Physiotherapy Assistant
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES This course may lead to employment as a:
• Occupational Therapy Assistant
Go further with the Certificate IV in Allied • Specimen Collector
Health Assistance (HLT43015) or the FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES • Pathology Collector
Diploma of Nursing (HLT54121). Students who have completed the • Pathology Specimen Receptionist
Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance
CORE UNITS (HLT43015) can undertake further studies FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
Communicate and work in health or CHCCOM005 with the Diploma of Nursing (HLT54121). Students who have completed the
community services
Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance (HLT43015)
Certificate III in Pathology Collection
Work with diverse people CHCDIV001
is part of the Allied Health and Nursing Free TAFE* (HLT37215) can undertake the Certificate
Recognise healthy body systems HLTAAP001 Priority Pathway. This means students who are eligible IV in Laboratory Techniques (MSL40118),
Apply basic principles and practices HLTINF006 for Free TAFE* for this course may also be eligible to
study the Diploma of Nursing (HLT54121) through Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance
of infection prevention and control
Free TAFE*. (HLT43015) or the Diploma of Nursing
Participate in workplace health HLTWHS001
and safety (HLT54121).
CORE UNITS
Interpret and apply medical BSBMED301 Communicate and work in health or CHCCOM005 CORE UNITS
terminology appropriately community services Communicate and work in health or CHCCOM005
Organise personal work priorities BSBWOR301 Work with diverse people CHCDIV001 community services
and development
Manage legal and ethical CHCLEG003 Work with diverse people CHCDIV001
Information about elective units can be found online compliance Apply basic principles and practices HLTINF006
Recognise healthy body systems HLTAAP001 of infection prevention and control
FREE TAFE COURSE* Confirm physical health status HLTAAP002 Identify and respond to clinical risks HLTPAT001
in pathology collection
Find out more on page 6 Follow safe work practices for direct HLTWHS002
client care Perform venous blood collections HLTPAT002

Interpret and apply medical BSBMED301 Collect pathology specimens other HLTPAT004
terminology appropriately than blood
Participate in workplace health and HLTWHS001
Information about elective units can be found online safety
Note: Upgrade to new package pending accreditation
Deliver a service to customers BSBCUS201
from ASQA
Interpret and apply medical BSBMED301

FREE TAFE COURSE* terminology appropriately

Information about elective units can be found online
Find out more on page 6

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CERTIFICATE III IN session.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT This course may lead to employment as an:
(AGEING, HOME AND • Accommodation Support Worker
COMMUNITY) • Community Care, Residential Care,
Home and Community Care Worker
COURSE CODE CHC33015
• Personal Care Assistant
LOCATION When you study the Certificate III in
Essendon Individual Support (CHC33015) you will
DURATION complete skill sets in Ageing, Home and
Community.
Full-time: 8 months
INTAKE FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
Further your career in healthcare with
Direct entry and traineeships / Rolling
our Certificate IV in Leisure and Health
enrolments for traineeships; February, June
(HLT43415) or the Diploma of Nursing
and October intakes for standard course
(HLT54121).
Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing, Home
Get qualified to work in a variety of and Community) (CHC33015) is part of the Nursing
aged-care settings, residential facilities, and Personal Care Free TAFE* Priority Pathway. This
means students who are eligible for Free TAFE*
client’s homes and community groups. for this course may also be eligible to study the
Our friendly and experienced teachers will Certificate IV in Leisure and Health (CHC43415),
Certificate IV in Disability (CHC43115) and Diploma of
equip you with the skills to help maintain Nursing (HLT54121) through Free TAFE*.
client’s personal care, health and wellbeing.
CORE UNITS
Placement is a mandatory part of the
Provide individualised support CHCCCS031
course (120 hours) and this is organised by
Support independence and wellbeing CHCCCS040
Kangan Institute.
Communicate and work in health or CHCCOM005
PREREQUISITES community services
• A current Police Check, Working Work with diverse people CHCDIV001
with Children Check (WWCC) and a Work legally and ethically CHCLEG001
Commonwealth of Australia Statutory Recognise healthy body systems HLTAAP001
Declaration (Aged Care). Follow safe work practices for direct HLTWHS002
client care
• NDIS check and mandatory COVID
vaccinations and Fluvax. Facilitate the empowerment of CHCCCS038
people receiving support
• You will need to be over the age of 18 Apply basic principles and practices HLTINF006
to enrol in this course and complete the of infection prevention and control
work placement/practical component. Information about elective units can be found online
• Evidence of current immunisation status Note: Upgrade to new package pending accreditation
within one month of starting this course. from ASQA
NOTE: Placement providers reserve the
right to refuse you for placement based FREE TAFE COURSE*
on the results of the above-mentioned Find out more on page 6
declarations.
SELECTION PROCESS
You will be assessed to ensure that you
have the satisfactory language, literacy and
numeracy (LLN) and the communication
skills to undertake the course. You will
also be required to attend an information

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This course will qualify you to work in
LEISURE AND HEALTH NURSING acute, sub-acute, rehabilitation, mental
COURSE CODE CHC43415 COURSE CODE HLT54121 health, aged care, palliative care, GP clinics
and community health centres. After
LOCATION LOCATION completing the course you need to apply
Workplace Essendon to AHPRA for registration to work as an
DURATION DURATION Enrolled Nurse.
Part-time: 1 year Full-time: 2 years FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
INTAKE INTAKE Students who have completed the Diploma
Traineeship Direct entry of Nursing (HLT54121) can undertake
February, April, July, October further studies in the Bachelor of Nursing
at the University level.
Do you have a passion for helping others
CORE UNITS
and improving the quality of life for those This course will allow you to pursue a
Work with diverse people CHCDIV001
living in residential and community care? career in nursing as an Enrolled Nurse.
Promote Aboriginal and/or Torres CHCDIV002
Learn about and gain skills in designing, As an Enrolled Nurse you will work Strait Islander cultural safety
implementing and evaluating programs under the direction and supervision of a
Reflect on and improve own CHCPRP003
across health, lifestyle and leisure activities registered nurse to assist in the provision professional practice
that will help improve the mental, physical of preventive, curative and rehabilitative Confirm physical health status HLTAAP002
and emotional wellbeing of residents in nursing care in hospitals, aged-care Analyse and respond to client health HLTAAP003
your care. facilities, the community and other health information
This course is offered as a traineeship and care settings. Placement is a mandatory Practise nursing within the Australian HLTENN035
part of the course (400 hours) and this health care system
workplace delivery model only.
is organised by Kangan Institute and may Apply communication skills in HLTENN036
PREREQUISITES be in Metropolitan Melbourne or Regional nursing practice
• Applicants must be currently employed Perform clinical assessment and HLTENN037
Victoria. contribute to planning nursing care
in an Aged Care setting
• A current and valid National Police
PREREQUISITES Implement, monitor and evaluate HLTENN038
nursing care plans
Record Check • You must be 18 years of age or older to
Apply principles of wound HLTENN039
enrol in this course
• A valid NDIS Worker Screening Check management
• You must have successfully completed Administer and monitor medicines HLTENN040
• Up to date immunisation including Flu
VCE or equivalent, or be of mature age and intravenous therapy
Vaccination (Mandatory for Placement)
and have related work experience Apply legal and ethical parameters HLTENN041
• A valid Working with Children Check to nursing practice
• You must sit a pre-entry test or present
(WWCC) Implement and monitor care for a HLTENN042
results of a pre-entry test within 12
person with mental health conditions
SELECTION PROCESS months of course commencement. You
Implement and monitor care for a HLTENN043
You will be assessed to ensure that you must achieve the minimum score or person with acute health problems
have the satisfactory language, literacy and higher to be considered for enrolment Implement and monitor care for a HLTENN044
numeracy (LLN) and the communication • You must meet the English Language person with chronic health problems
skills to undertake the course. Skills requirement as specified by Implement and monitor care of the HLTENN045
the Australian Nursing and Midwifery older person
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Apply nursing practice in the primary HLTENN047
Accreditation Council. To find out more
This course may lead to employment as a: health care setting
visit: anmac.org.au/sites/default/files/
• Community leisure officer Comply with infection prevention HLTINF001
documents/20200713communication_ and control policies and procedures
• Recreational activities officer re_els_to_eps_tacs_migrationagents. Follow safe work practices for direct HLTWHS002
• Activities officer pdf client care
• Leisure and lifestyle coordinator Within two months of course Provide end of life care and a HLTENN068
palliative approach in nursing
• Leisure officer commencement, you must provide: practice
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES • A current and valid National Police
Information about elective units can be found online
Record Check
You can continue your studies with
Certificate IV in Disability (CHC43115) or • Working with Children Check (WWCC)
• Evidence of current immunisation status
FREE TAFE COURSE*
Diploma of Nursing (HLT54121).
Find out more on page 6
This course is part of the Free TAFE Priority Pathway
• A Commonwealth of Australia Statutory
‘Nursing and Personal Care’. Students who are eligible Declaration (Aged Care).
for Free TAFE in this course can study Certificate
IV in Disability (CHC43115) or Diploma of Nursing • Mandatory COVID-19 (original and two
(HLT54121) with Free TAFE. boosters) and Fluvax immunisations
• A valid NDIS Worker Screening Check
CORE UNITS
Use communication to build CHCCOM002
valid for 5 years
relationships English Language Requirement
Work with diverse people CHCDIV001 • Undertake a BKSB Assessment AND
Work effectively in the leisure and CHCLAH001 achieve the following results: Literacy
health industries
(Level 4) or above, Numeracy (Level 4)
Contribute to leisure and health CHCLAH002
programming or above and English Writing Skills (Level
Participate in the planning, CHCLAH003 4) or above. Valid for 12 months.
implementation and monitoring • Meet the Nursing and Midwifery Board
of individual leisure and health
programs
of Australia (NMBA) English Language
requirements.
Participate in planning leisure and CHCLAH004
health programs for clients with
complex needs
SELECTION PROCESS
Incorporate lifespan development CHCLAH005
You will be assessed to ensure that you
and sociological concepts into have the satisfactory language, literacy and
leisure and health programming numeracy (LLN) and the communication
Reflect on and improve own CHCPRP003 skills to undertake the course. You will
professional practice
also be required to attend an information
Confirm physical health status HLTAAP002 session and interview.
Follow safe work practices for direct HLTWHS002
client care
Information about elective units can be found online

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DENTAL | EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CERTIFICATE III IN CERTIFICATE IV IN CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This course may lead to employment as a:
DENTAL ASSISTING DENTAL ASSISTING • Dental Assistant
COURSE CODE HLT35015 COURSE CODE HLT45015 • Dental Hygienist
LOCATION LOCATION • Dental Therapist
Workplace Workplace • Oral Health Specialist

DURATION DURATION FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES

Full-time: 1 year Full-time: 1 year You can further your study with a Diploma
Part-time: 1 year Part-time: 2 years of Dental Technology (HLT55115).

INTAKE INTAKE CORE UNITS

Communicate and work in health or CHCCOM005
Traineeship / Rolling enrolments Traineeship / Rolling enrolments community services
Work with diverse people CHCDIV001
This qualification provides the knowledge This qualification provides the knowledge Provide first aid HLTAID003
and skills needed to assist a Dentist, Dental and skills needed to provide an advanced Prepare for and assist with oral HLTDEN001
Hygienist or Dental Therapist during all level of assistance to a Dentist, Dental health care procedures
dental care procedures. Delivery combines Hygienist, Dental Prosthetist or Oral Health Assist with dental radiography HLTDEN002
work experience and structured training Therapist, which contributes to the quality Assist with administration in dental HLTDEN003
practice
to competently and safely assist the of oral health care.
Comply with infection prevention HLTINF001
dental professional during oral health care Delivery combines work experience and and control policies and procedures
procedures. structured training to competently and Process reusable medical devices HLTINF002
PREREQUISITES safely assist the dental professional during and equipment

Must be employed in a dental practice. oral health care procedures. Implement and monitor infection HLTINF003
prevention and control policies and
There are two streams available in this procedures
SELECTION PROCESS qualification. Your teacher will discuss this Maintain work health and safety HLTWHS003
• Minimum age of 18 years with you and your employer.
• Pre-training interview and language, RADIOGRAPHY SPECIALISATION*
• Radiography Specialisation
literacy and numeracy (LLN) assessment Learn to apply the principles of radiation
• Oral Health Specialisation
• Completion of the HLTAID003 Provide biology and protection to prepare and
First Aid certificate within four weeks of PREREQUISITES produce radiographic images in a dental
course commencement. You should be experienced at working health practice. Successful completion
in a dental practice for a minimum of 12 of this skill set meets the requirements
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
months. to apply to be licenced through the
This course may lead to employment as a
Dental Assistant In your role, you should be: Department of Health (Victoria).
• Mentoring and inducting new employees CORE UNITS
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
• Implementing and monitoring infection Apply the principles of radiation HLTDEN007
You can further your study with a biology and protection in dental
control and Work Health and Safety
Certificate IV in Dental Assisting practice
(WHS) policies and procedures
(HLT45015). Prepare to expose a prescribed HLTDEN008
• Monitoring compliance for WHS and dental radiographic image
This course is part of the Dental Free TAFE* Priority
Pathway. Students who are eligible for Free TAFE* for
infection control Produce a prescribed dental HLTDEN009
this course can also study the Certificate IV in Dental • Conducting workplace risk assessments. radiographic image
Assisting (HLT45015) with Free TAFE*.
*If you select to undertake the Radiography
SELECTION PROCESS specialisation you must have access to radiography
CORE UNITS • Minimum age of 18 years equipment and staff in your workplace.
Communicate and work in health or CHCCOM005
• Pre-training interview and language,
community services
literacy and numeracy (LLN) assessment
ORAL HEALTH SPECIALISATION
Work with diverse people CHCDIV001 Develop the skills and knowledge to
• Completion of the HLTAID003 Provide
Provide first aid HLTAID003 implement an oral hygiene program
First Aid certificate within four weeks of
Prepare for and assist with oral HLTDEN001 (individualised as well as specific for older
health care procedures course commencement.
people) and implement an oral health
Assist with dental radiography HLTDEN002 promotion program.
Assist with administration in dental HLTDEN003
practice CORE UNITS
Comply with infection prevention HLTINF001 Implement an individualised oral HLTDEN004
and control policies and procedures hygiene program
Process reusable medical devices HLTINF002 Implement an oral hygiene program HLTDEN010
and equipment for older people
Participate in workplace health and HLTWHS001 Implement an oral health promotion HLTDEN011
safety program

Information about elective units can be found online Information about elective units can be found online
Note: Upgrade to new package pending accreditation Note: Upgrade to new package pending accreditation
from ASQA from ASQA

FREE TAFE COURSE* FREE TAFE COURSE*

Find out more on page 6 Find out more on page 6

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CERTIFICATE III IN SCHOOL CERTIFICATE III IN DIPLOMA OF
BASED EDUCATION SUPPORT EARLY CHILDHOOD EARLY CHILDHOOD
COURSE CODE CHC30221 EDUCATION AND CARE EDUCATION AND CARE
LOCATION COURSE CODE CHC30121 COURSE CODE CHC50121
Broadmeadows
LOCATION LOCATION
DURATION Broadmeadows Broadmeadows
Full-time: 9 months
DURATION DURATION
INTAKE Full-time: 9 months Full-time: 1 year
Direct entry / Full-time intakes in February
and October. Part-time intake in April
INTAKE INTAKE
Direct entry / Traineeship Direct entry / February and October;
February, July and October Industry group intake in April
Start working as an education support
worker in primary and secondary schools,
Work while you get qualified in an early Work and get qualified in early childhood
specialist schools and community
childhood service. We will provide you with education and care and be responsible
education environments.
the skills and knowledge to best enhance for educating children and families,
As part of this course, you will be required and enrich the growth, learning and developing curriculum, supervising staff
to complete a work placement component development of children. and volunteers.
of 100 hours in a school setting during your
studies. PREREQUISITES PREREQUISITES
• Applicants must be able to demonstrate • Be 18 years of age by course completion.
PREREQUISITES appropriate language, literacy and (This is the minimum age for work in this
• You will need to have a current Working numeracy skills field).
with Children Check (WWCC).
• Applicants should be over 18 years of • You will need to have a current Working
Note: It is recommended that students are 18 years of
age by course completion. This is the minimum age age. Those under 18 years must provide with Children Check (WWCC).
for work in this field. parental/guardian consent • Applicants will be required to have
SELECTION PROCESS obtained the Certificate III in Early
SELECTION PROCESS
You will be assessed to ensure that you Childhood Education and Care
You will be assessed to ensure that you
have the satisfactory language, literacy and (CHC30113/CHC30121)
have the satisfactory language, literacy and
numeracy (LLN) and the communication numeracy (LLN), and the communication Note: If you are enrolling in this course as a
skills to undertake the course. You will skills to undertake the course. You will Traineeship, you must have employment in
also be required to attend an information also be required to attend an information the relevant industry before commencing
session. session. the course.
The Children’s Services regulations have set SELECTION PROCESS
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
this course as the minimum qualification for You will be assessed to ensure that you
This course may lead to employment as an:
all workers in early childhood education. have the satisfactory language, literacy and
• Education Support Worker
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES numeracy (LLN) and the communication
• Teacher’s Aide
This course may lead to employment as a: skills to undertake the course.
• Integration Aide
• Education Assistant • Family Day Care Educator CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
• Playgroup Educator This course may lead to employment as an:
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES • Nanny • Early Childhood Educator
Continue your studies in education or
• Early Childhood Educator • Team, Group or Program Leader
disability.
• Out-of-school Hours Care Educator • Children’s Service Manager
CORE UNITS • Children’s Service Director/Coordinator
Meet legal and ethical obligations in CHCEDS033 FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
an education support environment Go further with our Diploma of Early CORE UNITS
Contribute to the planning and CHCEDS034 Childhood Education and Care (CHC50121). Manage team effectiveness BSBTWK502
implementation of educational
Maintain a safe and healthy CHCECE041
programs CORE UNITS
environment for children
Contribute to student education in CHCEDS035 Support inclusion and diversity CHCECE030
Foster holistic early childhood CHCECE042
all developmental domains Support children's health, safety and CHCECE031 learning, development and
Support the development of literacy CHCEDS036 wellbeing wellbeing
and oral language skills Nurture babies and toddlers CHCECE032 Nurture creativity in children CHCECE043
Support the development of CHCEDS037 Develop positive and respectful CHCECE033 Facilitate compliance in a children's CHCECE044
numeracy skills relationships with children education and care service
Support students with additional CHCEDS057 Use an approved learning framework CHCECE034 Foster positive and respectful CHCECE045
needs in the classroom to guide practice interactions and behaviour in
Contribute to the health, safety and CHCEDS059 Support the holistic learning and CHCECE035 children
wellbeing of students development of children Implement strategies for the CHCECE046
Work effectively with students and CHCEDS060 Provide experiences to support CHCECE036 inclusion of all children
colleagues children's play and learning Analyse information to inform CHCECE047
Support responsible student CHCEDS061 Support children to connect with the CHCECE037 children's learning
behaviour natural environment Plan and implement children's CHCECE048
Observe children to inform practice CHCECE038 education and care curriculum
Information about elective units can be found online
Encourage understanding of CHCECE054 Embed environmental responsibility CHCECE049
FREE TAFE COURSE* Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait
Islander peoples' cultures
in service operations
Work in partnership with children's CHCECE050
Find out more on page 6 Meet legal and ethical obligations in CHCECE055 families
children's education and care Reflect on and improve own CHCPRP003
Work effectively in children's CHCECE056 professional practice
education and care Information about elective units can be found online
Identify and respond to children and CHCPRT001
young people at risk
Provide First Aid in an education and HLTAID012
FREE TAFE COURSE*
care setting Find out more on page 6
Participate in workplace health and HLTWHS001
safety
Information about elective units can be found online

FREE TAFE COURSE*

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DISABILITY | COMMUNITY SERVICES COURSE IN CERTIFICATE IV IN CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This course may lead to employment as a:
INTRODUCTION TO THE DISABILITY • Disability Support Worker
NATIONAL DISABILITY COURSE CODE CHC43115 • Lifestyle Support Officer

INSURANCE SCHEME LOCATION

Essendon
• Behavioural Support Officer
• Employment Coordinator (Disability)
COURSE CODE 22469VIC • Residential Care Officer
DURATION
LOCATION FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
Full-time: 9 months
Broadmeadows You can further your study in our Diploma
INTAKE of Community Services (CHC52015).
DURATION
Direct entry
Part-time: 10 weeks Certificate IV in Disability (CHC43115) is part of
the Nursing and Personal Care Free TAFE Priority
INTAKE Make a genuine difference to the
Pathway. This means students who are eligible for
Free TAFE for this course may also be eligible to
Direct entry lives of people with disabilities. From study the Diploma of Nursing (HLT54121) through
Free TAFE.
helping others achieve greater levels of
This program is designed to assist potential independence to enjoying an enhanced CORE UNITS
workers for the disability industry. It allows quality of life, this course will give you the Provide individualised support CHCCCS015
students to make an informed choice skills needed to attend to those under Follow established person-centred CHCDIS002
whether the disability sector is for them. It your care. As part of your studies, you behaviour supports
provides a pathway into the Certificate III in are also required to complete a work Develop and provide person-centred CHCDIS005
Individual Support (Disability) (CHC33015) placement component of 120 hours which service responses
or the Certificate IV in Disability often leads to future employment and job Facilitate the empowerment of CHCDIS007
people with disability
(CHC43115). opportunities.
Facilitate community participation CHCDIS008
PREREQUISITES PREREQUISITES and social inclusion
There are no prerequisites for this course. A current Police Check and Working with Facilitate ongoing skills development CHCDIS009
using a person-centred approach
Children Check (WWCC).
SELECTION PROCESS Provide person-centred services to CHCDIS010
Students must be over the age of 18 by the people with disability with complex
You will need to attend an interview and
time they are due to complete the course. needs
undertake a pre-training review including
Work with diverse people CHCDIV001
a language, literacy and numeracy (LLN) SELECTION PROCESS
Manage legal and ethical compliance CHCLEG003
assessment. You will be assessed to ensure that you
Recognise healthy body systems HLTAAP001
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES have the satisfactory language, literacy and
Follow safe work practices for direct HLTWHS002
numeracy (LLN) and the communication
This course may lead to employment as a: client care
skills to undertake the course. You will
• Disability Support Worker Information about elective units can be found online
also be required to attend an information
• Personal Care Assistant
• Personal Support Worker
session.
FREE TAFE COURSE*
• Disability Officer Find out more on page 6

FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES

You can further your study at Certificate III,
Certificate IV and Diploma level across the
Health and Community Sectors.
CORE UNITS
Work effectively with a national VU22448
disability insurance scheme
participant
Information about elective units can be found online

JASPER
ZEVEN
DIPLOMA OF
COMMUNITY
SERVICES
JOEL
STIBBARD
“
CERTIFICATE IV IN
DISABILITY The teachers have been fantastic,
- INSPIRATIONAL insightful and supportive. I would like
STUDENT OF THE to thank all of the staff at Kangan
YEAR AWARD 2021 Institute for supporting me and
guiding me, and giving me the faith

“ I would’ve been 43 years of age

when I enrolled and I am glad I took
and hope in my journey.

that option. I believe Kangan Institute

got me thinking outside the box
and how to communicate with
other people.

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COURSE IN CERTIFICATE IV IN DIPLOMA OF
IDENTIFYING AND COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMUNITY SERVICES
RESPONDING TO FAMILY COURSE CODE CHC42015 COURSE CODE CHC52015 | CRICOS 094073E
VIOLENCE RISK LOCATION
Broadmeadows
LOCATION
Broadmeadows
COURSE CODE 22510VIC
DURATION DURATION
LOCATION
Full-time: 9 months Full-time: 18 months
Delivered online
INTAKE INTAKE
DURATION
Direct entry Direct entry / February and July
Part-time: 10 weeks
INTAKE The qualification reflects the role of Learn counselling skills, group work
Direct entry community service workers who design skills, human rights, cultural inclusion and
and deliver person-centred services to strategies for effective service delivery,
This course is an accredited training individuals and/or groups. Workers may all skills you will need to start working in
program designed for people who are provide support, advocacy or interventions individual and family case work and group
currently working or seeking work with to individual clients, groups or communities work. Work placement is a compulsory part
universal service providers to identify across a range of services. of this course.
the risk of family violence for service PREREQUISITES This course is also ACWA (Australian
users. Universal service professionals Community Workers Association)
You will be assessed to ensure that
do not assess or prevent risk of family Accredited, which requires the completion
you have proficient oral and written
violence primarily in their role, however of 400 hours of practical placement hours
communication.
they may encounter victim survivors and/ within a Community Service setting.
or perpetrators of violence through their SELECTION PROCESS
work and subsequently their role requires You will be assessed to ensure that you PREREQUISITES
essential knowledge about the State’s have the satisfactory language, literacy and You need to have completed VCE or
legislated response to family violence. numeracy (LLN) and the communication an approved equivalent course and the
skills to undertake the course. satisfactory completion of the work
PREREQUISITES requirements (eligibility to transfer) or
There are no prerequisites for this course. You will also be required to attend an
are mature age and have sufficient work
Participants undertaking this course are information session.
experience to successfully undertake the
likely to be professionals who do not have CAREER OPPORTUNITIES course. (Mature age is anyone over the
family violence as a core function of their This course may lead to employment as a: age of 18 who has been out of full-time
role. These professionals may encounter education for more than 12 months).
• Case Worker
victim survivors (including children and You need to have a high level of language,
• Homelessness Support Worker
young people) and perpetrators through literacy and numeracy skills following
their interactions with children, families • Mental Health Support Worker
completion of an LLN assessment. You also
and/or adults within their work. It also • Residential Youth Worker
need to have a clear police record and a
provides the foundational understanding of • Community Support Worker
Working with Children Check (WWCC).
family violence and risk needed for further
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES SELECTION PROCESS
levels of specialisation.
Go further with our Diploma of Community
You will be assessed to ensure that you
SELECTION PROCESS Services (CHC52015).
have the satisfactory language, literacy and
You will need to attend an interview and Certificate IV in Community Services (CHC42015) is numeracy (LLN) and the communication
undertake a pre-training review including part of the Community Services Free TAFE* Priority
skills to undertake the course. You will
a language, literacy and numeracy (LLN) Pathway. This means students who are eligible for Free
TAFE* for this course may also be eligible to study the also be required to attend an information
assessment. Diploma of Community Services (CHC52015) through session.
Free TAFE*.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
There are no further career opportunities CORE UNITS
This course may lead to employment as a:
associated with this course. Facilitate the interests and rights CHCADV001
of clients • Social Welfare Worker
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES Assess co-existing needs CHCCCS004 • Case Worker/Manager
There are no further study opportunities Use communication to build CHCCOM002 • Community Development/Engagement
associated with this course. relationships Worker
Work with diverse people CHCDIV001
CORE UNITS • Family Support Worker
Work legally and ethically CHCLEG001
Identify and provide initial response VU22733 • Project Officer
to family violence risk Develop and maintain networks and CHCPRP001
collaborative partnerships • Early Intervention Worker
Information about elective units can be found online • Pastoral Care Counsellor or Manager
Maintain work health and safety HLTWHS003
Information about elective units can be found online • Senior Youth Officer
Note: Upgrade to new package pending accreditation CORE UNITS
from ASQA
Develop and implement service CHCCCS007
programs
FREE TAFE COURSE* Develop workplace communication CHCCOM003
strategies
Find out more on page 6
Analyse impacts of sociological CHCDEV002
factors on clients in community work
and services
Manage and promote diversity CHCDIV003
Manage legal and ethical compliance CHCLEG003
Facilitate workplace debriefing and CHCMGT005
support processes
Reflect on and improve own CHCPRP003
professional practice
Manage work health and safety HLTWHS004
Information about elective units can be found online
Note: Upgrade to new package pending accreditation
from ASQA

FREE TAFE COURSE*

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ANIMALS, PLANTS
& SCIENCES
BEAUTY & FASHION

HAIR At Kangan Institute, we bring together the latest in industry

education and trends with some of the world’s finest professional
BARBERING brands to give you a complete learning experience in our range
BEAUTY of creative courses.
FASHION DESIGN Our world-class faculty with extensive industry experience and
& MERCHANDISING connections cater to the needs of the ever-changing and
highly-competitive creative industry, delivering training programs
in fashion design, hair, barbering & beauty.
You will have access to the latest technology, equipment and
facilities in our purpose-built campus providing a holistic
approach to training in a supportive learning environment.
We also have our very own Textile and Fashion Hub in
Cremorne that offers sampling & short-run manufacturing
services, industry-relevant training courses for designers and
small businesses as well as customised industry training for
manufacturers.
What sets our graduates apart are the well-rounded skills
they learn to give them the competitive edge to stand out
from the crowd.

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PATHWAYS TO YOUR CAREER
HAIR BEAUTY FASHION DESIGN
Career opportunities: Career opportunities: & MERCHANDISING
• Hair Salon Assistant • Salon Manager or Owner Career opportunities:
• Qualified Hairdresser • Beauty Advisor • Fashion Designer
• Hair Stylist • Waxing Technician • Design & Product Developer
Courses to get you there: • Beauty Therapist • E-commerce
• Certificate II in Salon Assistant (SBH20216) • Resort or Spa Manager • Fashion logistics
• Certificate III in Hairdressing (SHB30416) • Spa Therapist • Garment Technician
• Freelance Therapist • Technical Designer
Courses to get you there: • Pattern Maker
BARBERING • Certificate III in Beauty Services (SHB30115) • Buyer
Career opportunities: • Diploma of Beauty Therapy (SHB50121) • Textile Designer / Graphic Designer
• Barber • Fashion Blogger
Course to get you there: • Sustainability Advisor
• Certificate III in Barbering (SHB30516)
• Fabric & Trim Sourcing
• Certificate II in Salon Assistant (SBH20216)
Courses to get you there:
• Diploma of Applied Fashion Design and
Merchandising (MST50119)
• Advanced Diploma of Applied Fashion
Design and Merchandising (MST60119)

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HAIR | BARBERING | BEAUTY CERTIFICATE II IN CERTIFICATE III IN CERTIFICATE III IN
SALON ASSISTANT HAIRDRESSING BARBERING
COURSE CODE: SHB20216 COURSE CODE SHB30416 COURSE CODE SHB30516
LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION
Cremorne Cremorne Cremorne
DURATION DURATION DURATION
Full-time: 9 weeks Apprenticeship: Varies from 2-3 years Apprenticeship:
based on your competency Full-time: 2-3 years
INTAKE Non-apprentice: Flexible: 1 year On campus (non-apprenticeship):
Direct entry / February
Full-time: 7 months
INTAKE Evening classes also available (21 months).
Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship
If your goal is to work as a hairdresser, this
Support Network (AASN) / February and INTAKE
course can give you a head start.
July intakes for non-apprentice students Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship
This nationally recognised qualification and Rolling enrolments for apprentices Support Network / February and July
will give you the basic knowledge and intakes for college-based students and
skills required to commence work in a Rolling enrolments for apprentices
hairdressing salon as a salon assistant. You This course will get you started in your
will gain genuine hands-on experience dream career in hairdressing. You will learn
working with real clients in our on-campus industry current techniques to confidently The mens’ grooming industry is thriving
training salon. work in a dynamic salon environment. creating a high demand for skilled barbers.
PREREQUISITES This course is designed to give you the
PREREQUISITES knowledge and expertise to get started in
You need to have satisfactory literacy and To apply for the apprenticeship stream
you must be currently employed as an this creative and dynamic field.
numeracy skills and be at least 15 years of
age when you apply. apprentice in a hairdressing salon. New The qualification focuses on the craft of
apprentices will first need to be employed barbering and teaches the traditions of
SELECTION PROCESS and signed up to a contract of training ‘old school’ barbering and specialist urban
You will be required to complete an by an Australian Apprenticeship Support barbering techniques.
assessment to evaluate your language, Network (AASN). You’ll learn from industry experts and hone
literacy and numeracy (LLN) skills. This your skills working on real clients in our
helps to ensure that you enrol in a course SELECTION PROCESS
Compulsory interview and AASN modern training facilities.
that is the right level of study for you.
registration. There are three streams available:
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES • On Campus
This qualification may help you to find CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This course may lead to employment as a: • Apprenticeship
employment as an apprentice hairdresser. A
• Hairdresser • RPL (Recognition of Prior Learning)
hairdressing qualification can lead to many
work opportunities, from owning your own • Hair Stylist CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
salon to working at fashion shows or in film • Salon Manager This program will give you the skills to work
and television. as a qualified barber in the industry.
CORE UNITS
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES Participate in environmentally BSBSUS201 CORE UNITS
Graduates of this course can go onto sustainable work practices Participate in environmentally BSBSUS201
study the Certificate III in Hairdressing Provide shampoo and basin services SHBHBAS001 sustainable work practices
(SHB30416) or the Certificate III in Colour and lighten hair SHBHCLS002 Provide shampoo and basin services SHBHBAS001
Barbering (SHB30516). Provide full and partial head SHBHCLS003 Design haircut structures SHBHCUT001
highlighting treatments Create one length or solid haircut SHBHCUT002
CORE UNITS Neutralise unwanted colours and SHBHCLS004 structures
Contribute to health and safety of BSBWHS201 tones Create graduated haircut structures SHBHCUT003
self and others Provide on scalp full head and SHBHCLS005 Create layered haircut structures SHBHCUT004
Provide shampoo and basin services SHBHBAS001 retouch bleach treatments
Cut hair using over-comb SHBHCUT005
Dry hair to shape SHBHDES001 Design haircut structures SHBHCUT001 techniques
Maintain and organise tools, SHBHIND001 Create one length or solid haircut SHBHCUT002 Create combined traditional and SHBHCUT007
equipment and work areas structures classic men’s haircut structures
Conduct salon financial transactions SHBXCCS001 Create graduated haircut structures SHBHCUT003 Cut hair using freehand clipper SHBHCUT009
Greet and prepare clients for salon SHBXCCS003 Create layered haircut structures SHBHCUT004 techniques
services Cut hair using over-comb SHBHCUT005 Design and maintain beards and SHBHCUT011
Comply with organisational SHBXIND001 techniques moustaches
requirements within a personal Create finished hair designs SHBHDES003 Shave heads and faces SHBHCUT012
services environment
Maintain and organise tools, SHBHIND001 Provide men’s general grooming SHBHCUT013
Communicate as part of a salon SHBXIND002 equipment and work areas services
team
Develop and expand a client base SHBHIND003 Dry hair to shape SHBHDES001
Information about elective units can be found online
Straighten and relax hair with SHBHREF002 Maintain and organise tools, SHBHIND001
equipment and work areas
FREE TAFE COURSE* chemical treatments
Identify and treat hair and scalp SHBHTRI001 Develop and expand a client base SHBHIND003
conditions Identify and treat hair and scalp SHBHTRI001
Find out more on page 6
Conduct salon financial transactions SHBXCCS001 conditions
Provide salon services to clients SHBXCCS002 Conduct salon financial transactions SHBXCCS001
Comply with organisational SHBXIND001 Provide salon services to clients SHBXCCS002
requirements within a personal Comply with organisational SHBXIND001
services environment requirements within a personal
Communicate as part of a salon SHBXIND002 services environment
team Communicate as part of a salon SHBXIND002
Apply safe hygiene, health and work SHBXWHS001 team
practices Apply safe hygiene, health and work SHBXWHS001
Information about elective units can be found online practices
Information about elective units can be found online

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CERTIFICATE III IN DIPLOMA OF CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This course may lead to employment as a:
BEAUTY SERVICES BEAUTY THERAPY • Salon Beauty Therapist
COURSE CODE SHB30121 COURSE CODE SHB50121 • Salon Manager/Owner
LOCATION LOCATION • Freelance Therapist
Cremorne Cremorne FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS
DURATION DURATION Graduates of this course, are eligible for
Full-time: 6 months Full-time: 1 year guaranteed entry into the Bachelor of
Dermal Sciences at Victoria University.
INTAKE INTAKE
CORE UNITS
Direct entry / February and July Direct entry / March and July
Provide body massage SHBBB0S002
Provide body treatments SHBBBOS003
This qualification will give you the The Diploma of Beauty Therapy is the Provide lash and brow services SHBBFAS001
confidence to interact with customers, highest and most sought-after qualification Provide facial treatments and skin SHBBFAS002
and provide a range of beauty services in the industry. This course will provide care recommendations
including waxing, makeup, nail technology, you with the knowledge, experience and Provide specialised facial SHBBFAS003
treatments
lash and brow treatments, cosmetic advanced skills you need to start your
tanning as well as selling retail skin care and career as a qualified Beauty Therapist. Provide waxing services SHBBHRS001
other cosmetic products. This course will Students will learn to perform facial Design and apply makeup SHBBMUP002
get you ready for employment in beauty treatments, massage and body treatments Provide manicure and pedicare SHBBNLS001
services
salons and the wider beauty industry. (including aromatherapy, hot stone
Research and apply beauty SHBBRES001
therapy and Indian head massage), waxing,
SELECTION PROCESS manicure and pedicure treatments, while
industry info
You will be required to attend a compulsory Conduct salon financial SHBXCCS001
working with the best salon brands like transactions
interview.
Thalgo, CND and Dermalogica. Provide salon services to clients SHBXCCS002
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES PREREQUISITES Comply with organisational SHBXIND001
This course may lead to employment as a: requirements within a personal
You need to have a high level of literacy services environment
• Beauty Therapist/Consultant and numeracy skills. Apply safe hygiene, health and SHBXWHS001
• Waxing Technician work practices
• Freelance Beauty Consultant
SELECTION PROCESS
You will be required to attend a compulsory Information about elective units can be found online
FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS interview.
This course leads into the
Diploma of Beauty Therapy (SHB50121).
CORE UNITS
Apply cosmetic tanning products SHBBBOS001
Advise on beauty products and SHBBCCS001
services
Provide lash and brow services SHBBFAS001
Provide waxing services SHBBHRS001
Design and apply makeup SHBBMUP002
Provide manicure and pedicare SHBBNLS001
services
Research and apply beauty SHBBRES001
industry information
Conduct salon financial SHBXCCS001
NIKEESHA
transactions
Provide salon services to clients SHBXCCS002 DOWNES
Comply with organisational SHBXIND001
requirements within a personal DIPLOMA OF BEAUTY
services environment
Apply safe hygiene, health and SHBXWHS001
work practices
Information about elective units can be found online

“ I love the feeling when people tell

me that they love what I’ve done and
seeing a genuine reaction from clients
is what makes me more determined to
continue with beauty therapy.

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APPLIED FASHION DESIGN
Applicants to the course must attend a
group interview and information session.
TEXTILE & FASHION HUB
AND MERCHANDISING CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Advanced Diploma of fashion students
have the unique opportunity to use
COURSE CODE MST50119 Design and Product Development the digital technologies at the hub to
This course may lead to employment as a: enhance their signature collections.
LOCATION • Fashion Designer
Cremorne FIND OUT MORE
• Patternmaker
kangan.edu.au/hub
DURATION • Grader [email protected]
Full-time: 1.5 years • Assistant Production Manager 1300 575 576
INTAKE • Quality Controller
Direct entry / February and July • Garment Technician
Business and Merchandising
Students applying for the Diploma of This course may lead to employment in:
Applied Fashion Design and Merchandising • Marketing
will be able to choose from one of two • Supply Chain
study streams: • Account Management
1. Design and Product Development FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
This stream is designed to be both an entry Graduates are eligible for credits towards a
level qualification in fashion design and degree and guaranteed entry into a leading
its related skills as well as a qualification Australian university.
providing skills for employment as a design
assistant, designer, patternmaker, technical Graduates can also apply for credit
designer, garment technician, bespoke transfers into the Advanced Diploma of
couturier or a sustainability advisor. As part Applied Fashion Design and Merchandising
of this course students will be required to (MST60116) or further studies at a
undertake work experience for two weeks. university.
Students can either identify and gain CORE UNITS
work placement or work closely with our Participate in environmentally MSMENV272
sustainable work practices
teachers to gain work placement with one
Work safely MSMWHS200
of our numerous industry partners.
Identify fabric performance and MSTCL3001
2. Business and Merchandising handling requirements
This stream is designed for students Calculate cost estimates for MSTFD4023
interested in occupations such as fashion products
marketing manager, merchandise manager, Interact and network with fashion MSTFD4006
industry participants
e-commerce, supply chain or logistics
manager. Work experience in the industry Develop and present design MSTFD5010
concepts within specific guidelines
is a desirable component of this course.
Identify fibres, fabrics and textiles MSTGN2013
Students work through industry based used in the TCF industry
collaborative projects that are designed to Apply quality standards MSS402051
develop their skill sets, market knowledge Operate computing technology in MSTGN2014
and business savvy, and enhance future job a TCF workplace
prospects. Information about elective units can be found online
PREREQUISITES
You need to have completed VCE (or
equivalent) or be of mature age and have
sufficient work experience.
You also need to have a satisfactory level
of literacy and numeracy skills following
completion of an LLN assessment.

BETHANY
PEELE
ADVANCED DIPLOMA
OF APPLIED FASHION
DESIGN AND
MERCHANDISING

“ The training that I have received

at Kangan Institute has really changed
my life. It’s provided me with the skills
and knowledge to go forward into the
industry and actually make
a difference.

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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This course may lead to employment as a:
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
Graduates are eligible for credits towards a
APPLIED FASHION DESIGN • Fashion Designer degree and guaranteed entry into a leading
AND MERCHANDISING • Advanced Patternmaker Australian university.
COURSE CODE MST60119 • Grader CORE UNITS
• Production Manager Participate in environmentally MSMENV272
LOCATION • Quality Coordinator
sustainable work practices
Cremorne Work safely MSMWHS200
• Technical Designer
Identify fabric performance and MSTCL3001
DURATION • Garment Technician handling requirements
Full-time: 1 year • Small Business Operator Calculate cost estimates for MSTFD4004
Part-time: 2 years • Fashion Buyer fashion products
Interact and network with fashion MSTFD4006
INTAKE • Fashion Journalist industry participants
Direct entry / February and July • Couturier Develop and present design MSTFD5010
• Ready to Wear Designer concepts within specific guidelines
• Product Developer Assess impact of current fashion MSTFD5020
This course will provide the skills required industry innovations and practices
to work in the Australian fashion industry • Marketing and Merchandising
Operate computing technology in MSTGN2014
as a designer or an independent designer • Illustrator a TCF workplace
in your own business. • Supply Chain and Sustainable Fashion Identify fibres, fabrics and textiles MSTGN2013
used in the TCF industry
As a student, there are opportunities to
Develop and implement a sales or MSTGN6001
showcase your designs at fashion shows marketing strategy for fashion or
and festivals. textile items
Develop and implement a sales or MSTGN6001
PREREQUISITES marketing strategy for fashion or
Students will need to have successfully textile items
completed the Diploma of Applied Fashion Information about elective units can be found online
Design and Merchandising (MST50119).

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 BUSINESS,PLANTS
ANIMALS,
& SCIENCES & IT
ACCOUNTING

ADMINISTRATION Getting a qualification in business, accounting and IT can be one

of the best ways to expand your career options. It could be the
MANAGEMENT ticket to your dream job, management role or pathway into a
REAL ESTATE university degree.
ACCOUNTING Our unique mix of classroom learning, work placement and
LEGAL industry networking opportunities mean that you’ll graduate with
practical work-ready skills and connections, placing you
JUSTICE well ahead of the pack.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
CYBER SECURITY

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 BUSINESS, ACCOUNTING & IT COURSES
PATHWAYS TO YOUR CAREER
ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Career opportunities: Career opportunities: Career opportunities:
• Administrative Officer • Bookkeeper • Help Desk Officer
• Receptionist • Accounts Payable or Receivable Officer • Technical Support
• Data Entry Operator • Payroll Officer Course to get you there:
• Office Manager or Supervisor Courses to get you there: • Certificate III in Information Technology
• Personal or Executive Assistant • Certificate IV in Accounting and (ICT30120)

Course to get you there: Bookkeeping (FNS40217)

Career opportunities:
• Certificate III in Business (BSB30120) • Diploma of Accounting (FNS50217)
• Network Support Administrator
• Network Support Technician
MANAGEMENT LEGAL • Level 1 Help Desk Support
• Desktop Deployment Technician
Career opportunities: Career opportunities:
Course to get you there:
• Supervisor • Legal Assistant
• Certificate IV in Information Technology
• Team Leader • Assistant Paralegal
(ICT40120)
• Human Resources Officer • Legal Secretary
Courses to get you there: • Legal Receptionist Career opportunities:
• Certificate IV in Leadership and • Legal Support Officer • Network Technician
Management (BSB40520) • Senior Law Clerk • Network Administrator
Course to get you there: • IT Administrator
Career opportunities: • Systems Developer
• Certificate IV in Legal Services (BSB40620)
• Manager • Enterprise Systems Administrator
Courses to get you there: • Computing Network Professional
• Diploma of Leadership and Management JUSTICE • Web-based Programmer
(BSB50420)
• Business Analyst
• Diploma of Human Resources Career opportunities:
• Project Manager
Management (BSB50320) • Court Registrar
Courses to get you there:
• Australian Customs or Prison Officer
• Police and Law Enforcement Agency • Diploma of Information Technology
REAL ESTATE Worker (ICT50220)

• Legal Assistant • Advanced Diploma of Computer

Career opportunities: Systems Technology (ICT60515)
• Investigator
• Property Manager
• Loss Prevention Work
• Body Corporate Manager
• Real Estate Agent
Course to get you there: CYBER SECURITY
• Diploma of Justice (22320VIC)
• Real Estate Representative Career opportunities:
• Real Estate • Cyber Security Technician
• Real Estate Salesperson • Cyber Analyst
• Real Estate Sub-agent • Incident Response Officer
• Property Portfolio Officer • Information Security Analyst
• Buyer’s Agent • Cyber Security Administrator
Course to get you there: Course to get you there:
• Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice
• Certificate IV in Cyber Security (22334VIC)
(CPP41419)

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REAL ESTATE CERTIFICATE III IN CERTIFICATE IV IN DIPLOMA OF
BUSINESS LEADERSHIP AND LEADERSHIP
COURSE CODE BSB30120 MANAGEMENT AND MANAGEMENT
LOCATION COURSE CODE BSB40520 COURSE CODE BSB50420
Broadmeadows / Online
LOCATION LOCATION
DURATION Broadmeadows / Online Broadmeadows / Online
Full-time: 6 months
DURATION DURATION
INTAKE Part-time: 1 year Part-time: 1 year
Direct entry / February and July
INTAKE INTAKE
Direct entry / Rolling enrolments Direct entry / Rolling enrolments
If you have a flair for organisation and
are a great communicator, a career in
If you consider yourself to be a born leader Advance your career and play a significant
administration could be perfect for you.
and are currently working in or towards a role in the workplace by gaining skills to
This qualification will help you to develop management role, then this course is the create a high performance environment
the skills required to work in an office perfect way to formalise your skills. and make a positive impact on the bottom
environment, along with the additional line with the Diploma of Leadership and
skill set required to manage some aspects PREREQUISITES Management.
of accounting and bookkeeping within a There are no set prerequisites for this
business. course however it is recommended that PREREQUISITES
you have satisfactory language, literacy and You need to have completed VCE (or
PREREQUISITES numeracy skills to undertake this course. equivalent) or be of mature age and have
There are no set prerequisites for this work experience. You also need to have
course however it is recommended that SELECTION PROCESS a high level of language, literacy and
you have satisfactory language, literacy and Applicants are required to attend an
numeracy skills.
numeracy skills to undertake this course. information session and undertake
a language, literacy and numeracy SELECTION PROCESS
SELECTION PROCESS assessment and complete a pre-training Applicants are required to attend an
Applicants are required to attend an review. information session and undertake
information session and undertake a language, literacy and numeracy
a language, literacy and numeracy CAREER OPPORTUNITIES assessment and complete a pre-training
assessment and complete a pre-training This course may lead to employment as a:
review. Applicants should have workplace
review. • Team Leader experience and be looking to upskill for a
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES • Supervisor leadership role.
This course may lead to employment as an: • Line Manager
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
• Administrative Officer FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES On completion of the course, graduates
• Accounts Payable or Receivable Officer Graduates can apply to study the can find employment in a range of
• Payroll Officer Diploma of Leadership and Management organisations coordinating and managing
• Customer Service Advisor (BSB50420). people or services, or build their own
• Data Entry Operator CORE UNITS business.
• Clerk Demonstrate leadership in the BSBLDR411
workplace
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES Graduates can apply to study the
Lead effective workplace BSBLDR413
relationships Advanced Diploma of Leadership and
Graduates can apply to study the:
Coordinate business operational BSBOPS402 Management (BSB60420) and may be
• Certificate IV in Human Resource plans eligible for credits towards a degree and
Management (BSB40420)
Apply communication strategies in BSBXCM401 guaranteed entry into a leading Australian
• Certificate IV in Leadership and the workplace university.
Management (BSB40520) Lead and facilitate a team BSBXTW401
CORE UNITS
• Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety Information about elective units can be found online Communicate with influence BSBCMM511
(BSB41419)
Develop critical thinking in others BSBCRT511
• Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice
Lead and manage effective BSBLDR523
(CPP41419) workplace relationships
• Certificate IV in Legal Services Manage business operational plans BSBOPS502
(BSB40620) Develop and use emotional BSBPEF502
intelligence
CORE UNITS
Apply critical thinking skills in a BSBCRT311 Manage team effectiveness BSBTWK502
team environment Information about elective units can be found online
Support personal wellbeing in the BSBPEF201
workplace
Participate in sustainable work BSBSUS211
practices
Use inclusive work practices BSBTWK301
Assist with maintaining workplace BSBWHS311
safety
Engage in workplace BSBXCM301
communication
Information about elective units can be found online

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 & IT COURSES
CERTIFICATE IV IN CERTIFICATE IV IN SELECTION PROCESS
Applicants are required to attend an
HUMAN RESOURCE REAL ESTATE PRACTICE information session and undertake
MANAGEMENT COURSE CODE CPP41419 a language, literacy and numeracy
assessment and complete a pre-training
COURSE CODE BSB40420 LOCATION review.

TRADES
Broadmeadows / Online
LOCATION CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Broadmeadows / Online DURATION This course may lead to employment as an:
Full-time: 6 months
DURATION • Auctioneer

BUSINESS, ACCOUNTING
Part-time: 9 months
Virtual workshops: Part-time: 12 months • Property Manager
On campus: Full-time: 6 months INTAKE • Body Corporate Manager
Direct entry / Rolling enrolments • Real Estate Representative
INTAKE
Direct entry / VTAC / Rolling enrolments • Real Estate Salesperson
If you enjoy selling, communicate well • Real Estate Sub-agent
and have a passion for providing excellent • Property Portfolio Officer
Take your first step towards a rewarding
customer service, a career in the exciting • Buyer’s Agent
career in human resources.
field of real estate could be right for you. To work in the Victorian real estate
This unique course will equip you with
This qualification reflects the role of real industry you need to be registered with
a wide range of cognitive, technical,
estate professionals who apply knowledge the Business Licensing Authority (BLA).
functional and communication skills
of real estate practice, legal agency and You can check to see if you’re eligible
preparing you for entry into the human
compliance requirements, ethical standards for registration at consumer.vic.gov.au/
resources sector.
and consumer preferences to conduct real licensing-and-registration/estate-agents/
PREREQUISITES estate functions. This qualification applies agents-representatives
There are no set prerequisites for this to people working in both residential and
course however it is recommended that commercial property, including business FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
you have satisfactory language, literacy and broking, and stock and station transactions. Graduates can pathway to Diploma of
numeracy skills to undertake this course. Property (Agency Management) for further
Licensing, legislative, regulatory or
learning and career advancement, which
SELECTION PROCESS certification requirements apply to real
enables students to become licensed real
estate practices in all states and territories.
Applicants are required to attend an estate agents.
Relevant state and territory regulatory
information session and undertake
authorities should be consulted to confirm CORE UNITS
a language, literacy and numeracy
those requirements. Prepare for professional practice in CPPREP4001
assessment and complete a real estate
pre-training review PREREQUISITES Access and interpret ethical CPPREP4002
There are no set prerequisites for this practice in real estate
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
course. However, it is recommended that Access and interpret legislation in CPPREP4003
This course may lead to employment as a: real estate
you have satisfactory numeracy and
• Human Resources Officer literacy skills to undertake this course. You Establish marketing and CPPREP4004
• Human Resources Coordinator communication profiles in real
must be 18 in order to register with the estate
• Payroll Officer Business Licensing Authority. Prepare to work with real estate CPPREP4005
trust accounts
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
Graduates can pathway to Diploma Information about elective units can be found online
of Human Resource Management
(BSB50320).
CORE UNITS
Administer performance BSBHRM411
development processes
Support employee and industrial BSBHRM412
relations
Support the learning and BSBHRM413
development of teams and
individuals
Coordinate recruitment and BSBHRM415
onboarding
Support human resource functions BSBHRM417
and processes
Implement and monitor WHS BSBWHS411
policies, procedures and programs
Information about elective units can be found online

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This course may lead to employment as an:
ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTING • Assistant Accountant
AND BOOKKEEPING COURSE CODE FNS50217 • Accounts Payable Officer
COURSE CODE FNS40217 LOCATION • Accounts Receivable Officer
Broadmeadows • Payroll Officer
LOCATION • Junior Auditor
Broadmeadows DURATION • BAS Agent
Full-time: 6 months
DURATION Part-time: 1 year
• Cost Accountant
Full-time: 6 months • Trainee Financial Accountant
Part-time: 1 year INTAKE
Direct entry / February and July
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
INTAKE Graduates can apply to study the
Direct entry / Rolling enrolments Advanced Diploma of Accounting
If you have an analytical mind and enjoy (FNS60217) and are eligible for credits
problem solving, a career in accounting towards a degree and guaranteed entry
If you have a head for numbers, great
could be perfect for you! into a leading Australian university.
organisational skills and are a good
communicator, an accounting or The Diploma of Accounting is designed to CORE UNITS
bookkeeping career could be just what give you the training and knowledge for a Provide financial and business FNSACC511
you’re looking for. range of career pathways in the accounting, performance information
business and finance sectors. Prepare tax documentation for FNSACC512
The Certificate IV in Accounting and individuals
Bookkeeping is designed to help you gain The course is nationally accredited and
Manage budgets and forecasts FNSACC513
the skills and knowledge that employers will give you some of the educational units
required to become a registered Tax Agent. Prepare financial reports for FNSACC514
are looking for in this field. The course corporate entities
is nationally accredited and meets the PREREQUISITES Implement and maintain internal FNSACC516
qualification requirements needed to To apply for this course you will need a high control procedures
become a registered Business Activity level of numeracy and literacy skills and to Provide management accounting FNSACC517
Statements (BAS) Agent. information
have successfully completed the Certificate
IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping Information about elective units can be found online
PREREQUISITES
(FNS40217) or the Accounting Principles
There are no prerequisites for this course.
Skill Set (FNSS00014) or an equivalent FREE TAFE COURSE*
Applications from mature-aged students
course. Find out more on page 6
with work experience in a related field are
encouraged. SELECTION PROCESS
You will be required to complete an
SELECTION PROCESS assessment to evaluate your language,
All applicants for this course complete an
literacy and numeracy (LLN) skills.
assessment to evaluate their language,
literacy and numeracy (LLN) skills.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This course may lead to employment as a:
• Small Business Bookkeeper
• BAS Agent
• Contract or Staff Bookkeeper
• Assistant Accountant
• Finance Administration Officer
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
Graduates can apply to study the Diploma
of Accounting (FNS50217).
CORE UNITS
Prepare financial reports BSBFIA401
Introduce cloud computing into BSBSMB412
business operations
Process financial transactions and FNSACC311
extract interim reports
Administer subsidiary accounts and FNSACC312
ledgers
Work effectively in the accounting FNSACC408
and bookkeeping industry
Set up and operate a computerised FNSACC416
accounting system
Complete business activity and FNSTPB401
instalment activity statements
Establish and maintain payroll FNSTPB402
systems
Information about elective units can be found online

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CERTIFICATE IV IN DIPLOMA OF CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This course may lead to employment as an:
LEGAL SERVICES JUSTICE • Australian Customs Officer
COURSE CODE BSB40620 COURSE CODE 22320VIC • Legal Assistant with legal firms,
government departments, law
LOCATION LOCATION
enforcement agencies and legal aid
Broadmeadows / Online Broadmeadows
agencies
DURATION DURATION • Local and Municipal Law Enforcement
Full-time: 6 months (online) Full-time: 1 year Officer
Part-time: 1 year (online) Part-time: 1.5 years • Investigator
INTAKE INTAKE • Loss Prevention work
Direct entry / VTAC Direct entry / VTAC • Court Services work
February, April, July and October February, April and July FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
Graduates are eligible for credits towards
This course is designed to provide you with This course will train you for work within a degree and guaranteed entry in to a
the skills necessary to work in a range of the justice industry. This includes justice leading Australian university.
legal service settings. You will learn how careers in the state or federal police forces, CORE UNITS
to use well developed skills and a broad customs service, sheriff’s department, local Apply Foundation Legal Principles VU21909
knowledge base to provide support in a government, correctional services, courts, Work Within the Criminal Justice VU21910
range of legal services. Your education youth justice, community corrections and System
and training will also enable you to apply various non-government organisations. Apply Writing and Presentation Skills VU21911
solutions to a range of unpredictable Upon completion, you will be equipped Within a Justice Environment
problems while analysing and evaluating to join a range of entry-level careers or Support The Management of Adult VU21912
information from a variety of environmental Offenders Within the Victorian
move into further qualifications such as the Correctional Framework
and legal sources. Advanced Diploma of Justice (22321VIC) or Uphold and Support the Ethics and VU21913
PREREQUISITES a Bachelor’s degree. Values of Working Within a Justice
Environment
There are no set prerequisites for this PREREQUISITES Apply Criminal Law Within Justice VU21914
course however it is recommended that You need to have completed VCE (or Environments
you have satisfactory language, literacy and equivalent) or be of mature age and have Work with Family Violence Contexts VU21915
numeracy skills to undertake this course. sufficient work experience. You also need Within Justice Environments
to have a high level of language, literacy Work with Culturally Diverse Clients VU21916
SELECTION PROCESS Within Justice Environments
Applicants are required to attend an and numeracy skills following completion
Work with Conflict Resolution and VU21917
information session and undertake of an LLN assessment. Mediation Processes Within Justice
Environments
a language, literacy and numeracy SELECTION PROCESS
assessment and complete a pre-training Apply Self-management and VU21918
Apply online. You will need to attend an Workplace Safety In The Justice
review information session and complete a written Environment

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES test. If applying through VTAC you will be Information about elective units can be found online
This course may lead to employment as a: selected using your ATAR score.
• Legal Assistant FREE TAFE COURSE*
• Assistant Paralegal Find out more on page 6
• Legal Secretary
• Legal Receptionist
• Legal Support Officer
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
Graduates can apply for further studies in:
• Diploma of Human Resource
Management (BSB50320)
• Diploma of Leadership and Management
(BSB50420)
• Diploma of Justice (22320VIC)
• Advanced Diploma of Legal Practice
(22565VIC).
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The course is delivered online and requires
extensive self-directed learning. All learning
materials are available via Kangan Institute’s
online student portal, MyLearning. Students
need to be comfortable in a digital study
environment.
CORE UNITS
Protect information in a legal BSBLEG314
services environment
Apply understanding of the BSBLEG421
Australian legal system
Conduct simple legal research BSBLEG423
Support the drafting of complex BSBLEG424
legal documents
Apply communication strategies in BSBXCM401
the workplace
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY | NETWORKING CERTIFICATE III IN CERTIFICATE IV IN DIPLOMA OF
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
COURSE CODE ICT30120 (PROGRAMMING) COURSE CODE ICT50220
LOCATION COURSE CODE ICT40120 LOCATION
Broadmeadows Broadmeadows
LOCATION
DURATION Broadmeadows DURATION
Full-time: 6 months Full-time: 1 year
DURATION
INTAKE Full-time: 6 months INTAKE
Direct entry / VTAC Direct entry / VTAC
February and July
INTAKE February and July
Direct entry / VTAC
February and July
Developing and building on basic computer This qualification reflects the role of
skills and literacy, this course provides you individuals in a variety of information and
Further your IT skills and career with
with the skills and knowledge to perform communications technology (ICT) roles
this course that will provide you with the
and undertake a series of IT support tasks who have established specialised skills in a
knowledge to install and administer simple
within an organisation. technical ICT function. Individuals in these
networks and client desktop deployments
You will develop competencies in a wide roles carry out moderately complex tasks in
either as an independent information
range of ICT technical functions and a specialist field, working independently, as
and communications technology (ICT)
achieve a degree of self-sufficiency as a part of a team or leading a deliverable with
specialist or as part of a team within an
developing ICT professional. others. They may apply their skills across a
organisation.
wide range of industries, business functions
PREREQUISITES PREREQUISITES and departments, or as a business owner
There are no set prerequisites for this You need to have satisfactory language, (sole trader/contractor).
course however it is recommended that literacy and numeracy skills to undertake
you have satisfactory language, literacy and PREREQUISITES
this course. It is recommended that you
numeracy skills to undertake this course. You need to have satisfactory language,
have previous studies in ICT or are mature
literacy and numeracy skills to undertake
SELECTION PROCESS age with sufficient work experience.
this course. It is recommended that you
Applicants are required to attend an SELECTION PROCESS hold the Certificate IV in Information
information session and undertake Applicants are required to attend an Technology (ICT40120) or similar; or are
a language, literacy and numeracy information session and undertake mature age with sufficient work experience.
assessment and complete a pre-training a language, literacy and numeracy
review. SELECTION PROCESS
assessment and complete a pre-training
Applicants are required to attend an
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES review.
information session and undertake
This course may lead to employment as a: CAREER OPPORTUNITIES a language, literacy and numeracy
• Help Desk Officer This course may lead to employment as a: assessment and complete a pre-training
• Help Desk Assistant • Network Support Administrator review
• ICT User Support • Network Technician CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES • Level 1 Help Desk Support • ICT Office Manager
On successful completion you can further • ICT Systems Administrator
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
your studies by undertaking the Certificate On successful completion you can further • Information Systems Office Manager
IV in Information Technology (ICT40120) your studies by undertaking the Diploma of • Office Systems Administrator
and/or Certificate IV in Cyber Security Information Technology (ICT50220) and/or • Systems Manager
(22603VIC). Certificate IV in Cyber Security (22603VIC). FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS
CORE UNITS CORE UNITS On successful completion you can further
Develop and extend critical and BSBCRT301 Apply advanced critical thinking to BSBCRT404 your studies by undertaking the Advanced
creative thinking skills work processes Diploma of Information Technology
Securely manage personally BSBXCS303 Contribute to cyber security risk BSBXCS404
identifiable information and (ICT60220).
management
workplace information
Identify and evaluate emerging ICTICT426 CORE UNITS
Work in a team BSBXTW301 technologies and practices Originate and develop concepts BSBCRT512
Identify IP, ethics and privacy policies ICTICT313 Work collaboratively in the ICT ICTICT443
in ICT environments Promote workplace cyber security BSBXCS402
industry awareness and best practices
Apply introductory programming ICTPRG302 I Comply with IP, ethics and privacy CTICT451
techniques Lead and facilitate a team BSBXTW401
policies in ICT environments
Provide ICT advice to clients ICTSAS305 Match ICT needs with the strategic ICTICT517
Apply introductory programming ICTPRG302 direction of the organisation
Information about elective units can be found online techniques
Apply IP, ethics and privacy in ICT ICTICT532
Identify and resolve client ICT ICTSAS432 environments
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF SELECTION PROCESS
Applicants are required to attend an
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY information session and undertake
COURSE CODE ICT60220 a language, literacy and numeracy
assessment and complete a pre-training
LOCATION review.
Broadmeadows
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
DURATION This course may lead to employment as a:
Full-time: 6 months • Network Administrator
INTAKE • Network Engineer
Direct entry / VTAC • Enterprise Systems Administrator
February and July • Systems Developer
• Network Operations Analyst
Gain the skills and knowledge to coordinate FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
and administer solutions as an independent Graduates are eligible for credits towards
information and communications a degree and guaranteed entry in to a
technology (ICT) specialist or as part of a leading Australian university.
team. You will specialise in the installation,
commissioning and ongoing maintenance CORE UNITS
of a range of networks, enterprise servers Apply critical thinking for complex BSBCRT611
problem solving
and systems, including internet working,
Manage team effectiveness BSBTWK502
security and e-business solutions.
Promote workplace cyber security BSBXCS402
PREREQUISITES awareness and best practices
You need to have satisfactory language, Interact with clients on a business ICTICT608
level
literacy and numeracy skills to undertake
Manage IP, ethics and privacy in ICT ICTICT618
this course. It is recommended that environments
you hold the Diploma in Information
Plan and monitor business analysis ICTSAD609
Technology (ICT50220) or similar; or activities in an ICT environment
are mature age with demonstrated
Information about elective units can be found online
vocational experience in a range of work
environments in senior network support
roles, including Administration, Operations
Analyst, Technician, Operations or Support
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SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT | CYBER SECURITY CERTIFICATE III IN CERTIFICATE IV IN DIPLOMA OF
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
COURSE CODE ICT30120 (PROGRAMMING) COURSE CODE ICT50220
LOCATION COURSE CODE ICT40120 LOCATION
Cremorne Cremorne
LOCATION
DURATION Cremorne DURATION
Full-time: 6 months Full-time: 1 year
DURATION
INTAKE Full-time: 6 month INTAKE
Direct entry / VTAC Direct entry / VTAC
February and July
INTAKE February and July
Direct entry / VTAC
February and July
This qualification is an introductory-level This qualification reflects the role of
course that provides students with the individuals in a variety of information and
This qualification provides learners with the
foundational digital knowledge and skills communications technology (ICT) roles
skills to enter the workforce as a software
required to work. The course focuses who have established specialised skills in a
developer, practicing the skills required
on building a strong understanding of technical ICT function. Individuals in these
to analyse, create and deploy software.
basic networking concepts, introductory roles carry out moderately complex tasks in
You will also be challenged to develop
programming & database skills, and cyber a specialist field, working independently, as
your critical thinking and problem solving
security fundamentals. part of a team or leading a deliverable with
skills, by solving business problems with
others. They may apply their skills across a
PREREQUISITES: software.
wide range of industries, business functions
There are no set prerequisites for this
course however it is recommended that
PREREQUISITES: and departments, or as a business owner
You need to have satisfactory language, (sole trader/contractor).
you have satisfactory language, literacy and
literacy and numeracy skills to undertake PREREQUISITES
numeracy skills to undertake this course.
this course. It is recommended that you
You need to have satisfactory language,
SELECTION PROCESS: have previous studies in ICT or are mature
literacy and numeracy skills to undertake
Applicants are required to attend an age with sufficient work experience.
this course. It is recommended that you
information session and undertake
a language, literacy and numeracy
SELECTION PROCESS: hold the Certificate IV in Information
Applicants are required to attend an Technology (ICT40120) or similar; or are
assessment and complete a pre-training
information session and undertake mature age with sufficient work experience.
review.
a language, literacy and numeracy SELECTION PROCESS
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES: assessment and complete a pre-training
Applicants are required to attend an
This course may lead you to employment review.
information session and undertake
as a:
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES: a language, literacy and numeracy
• Basic Website Developer This course may lead you to employment assessment and complete a
• Help Desk Support as a: pre-training review
• ICT User Support • Junior Software/Applications Developer CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS: • Database Developer • ICT Office Manager
Upon successful completion you will be • Front-End Web developer • ICT Systems Administrator
able to pathway into Certificate IV in • Information Systems Office Manager
Information Technology (Programming)
FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS:
Upon successful completion you will • Office Systems Administrator
(ICT40120), Certificate IV in Cyber Security
be able to pathway into Diploma of • Systems Manager
(22603VIC) at Cremorne or Certificate IV
Information Technology (ICT50220) - FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS
in Information Technology (ICT40120) at
Digital Traineeship program at Cremorne.
Broadmeadows. On successful completion you can further
CORE UNITS your studies by undertaking the Advanced
CORE UNITS
Apply advanced critical thinking to BSBCRT404 Diploma of Information Technology
Develop and extend critical and BSBCRT301 work processes
creative thinking skills (ICT60220).
Contribute to cyber security risk BSBXCS404
Securely manage personally BSBXCS303 management CORE UNITS
identifiable information and
workplace information Identify and evaluate emerging ICTICT426 Originate and develop concepts BSBCRT512
technologies and practices Promote workplace cyber security BSBXCS402
Work in a team BSBXTW301
Work collaboratively in the ICT ICTICT443 awareness and best practices
Identify IP, ethics and privacy policies ICTICT313 industry
in ICT environments Lead and facilitate a team BSBXTW401
I Comply with IP, ethics and privacy CTICT451 Match ICT needs with the strategic ICTICT517
Apply introductory programming ICTPRG302 policies in ICT environments
techniques direction of the organisation
Apply introductory programming ICTPRG302 Apply IP, ethics and privacy in ICT ICTICT532
Provide ICT advice to clients ICTSAS305 techniques environments
Information about elective units can be found online Identify and resolve client ICT ICTSAS432 Manage client problems ICTSAS527
problems

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CERTIFICATE IV IN
CYBER SECURITY
COURSE CODE 22603VIC
LOCATION
Cremorne
DURATION
Full-time: 12 months
INTAKE
Direct entry / VTAC
February and July

As a cyber security practitioner you will

develop practical skills to monitor, detect
and respond to cyber security incidents,
engage and escalate incidents to an
appropriate level and work with others
to elevate cyber security awareness in an
organisation.
PREREQUISITES
There are no set prerequisites for this
course although it is recommended that
you have satisfactory language, literacy and
numeracy skills to undertake this course or
are of mature age and have sufficient work
experience.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This course may lead to employment as a:
• Cyber Security Technician
• Cyber Analyst
• Incident Response Officer
• Information Security Analyst
• Cyber Security Administrator
FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS
Upon completion of the Certificate IV
in Cyber Security students will have the
opportunity to articulate into a university
degree.
CORE UNITS
Utilise basic network concepts and VU23213
protocols required in cyber security
Test concepts and procedures for VU23215
cyber security
Apply cyber security legislation, VU23223
privacy and ethical practices
Recognise the need for cyber VU23217
security in an organisation
Analyse and present research BSBINS401
information
Contribute effectively to WHS BSBWHS309
communication and consultation
processes
Work collaboratively in the ICT ICTICT443
industry
Develop and carry out a cyber VU23220
security industry project
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 HOSPITALITY,
ANIMALS, PLANTS
& SCIENCES
COOKERY & BAKING

HOSPITALITY A qualification in culinary, hospitality and retail baking provides

you with endless opportunities and unparalleled practical skills.
COOKERY
As a retail baking student you’ll hone your skills in our
BAKING purpose-built baking facility and gain industry relevant retail
baking experience in Richards Restaurant.
Richards Restaurant is a fully-operating, licensed training
restaurant and kitchen that gives you practical experience and
insight into all areas that include food service, cocktail and
mocktail preparation and barista skills.
Our restaurant will provide you with real-world experience by
giving you the opportunity to service all types of clientele who
visit the restaurant for good service and great food.

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 HOSPITALITY, COOKERY & BAKING COURSES
PATHWAYS TO YOUR CAREER
HOSPITALITY COOKERY BAKING
Career opportunities: Career opportunities: Career opportunities:
• Espresso Coffee Machine Operator • Chef • Bakery Shift Leader
• Food and Beverage Attendant • Assistant Chef • Baker
• Front Desk Receptionist Course to get you there: • Pastry Chef
• Front Office Assistant • Certificate III in Commercial Cookery • Pastry Cook
• Function Attendant (SIT30816) • Pie Maker
• Function Host • Cake Decorator
• Gaming Attendant Course to get you there:
• Guest Services Agent • Certificate III in Baking (FBP30521)
• Housekeeper
• Restaurant Host
• Senior Bar Attendant
• Waiter
Course to get you there:
• Certificate III in Hospitality (SIT30616)

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HOSPITALITY | COOKERY | BAKING CERTIFICATE III IN CERTIFICATE III IN CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This course may lead to employment
HOSPITALITY COMMERCIAL COOKERY within a:
COURSE CODE SIT30616 COURSE CODE SIT30816 • Hotel, Motel, Restaurant, Café or Bistro
• Reception Centre
LOCATION LOCATION
Broadmeadows Broadmeadows • Resort all around the world

DURATION DURATION EXTRA REQUIREMENTS

Full-time: 6 months Full-time: 1 year (Non-apprenticeship) As part of your course you will need to
Part-time: 2 years (Non-apprenticeship) purchase a uniform and knife kit.
INTAKE Part-time: 3 years (Apprenticeship) CORE UNITS
Direct entry / February and July
Participate in environmentally BSBSUS201
INTAKE sustainable work practices
Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship Work effectively with others BSBWOR203
If working with people in a fast-paced
Support Network (AASN) / February and Use food preparation equipment SITHCCC001
environment appeals to you, a career in the
July intakes for on-campus students and
thriving hospitality industry could be just Prepare dishes using basic SITHCCC005
Rolling enrolments for apprentices methods of cookery
what you’re looking for.
Prepare appetisers and salads SITHCCC006
With the tourism sector’s continued
If you’ve got a passion for cooking, this Prepare stocks, sauces and soups SITHCCC007
growth, there are many job openings in
course will get you industry ready with the Prepare vegetable, fruit, egg and SITHCCC008
Australia and overseas. There’s lots of farinaceous dishes
variety too with employment opportunities skills, knowledge and experience you need
Prepare poultry dishes SITHCCC012
in restaurants, resorts, five-star hotels and to start working in a commercial kitchen
Prepare seafood dishes SITHCCC013
on cruise ships. environment. Our expert teachers will help
you transition from the classroom into real Prepare meat dishes SITHCCC014
This course has been designed to help Prepare food to meet special SITHCCC018
jobs with confidence and flair. You’ll also
you develop the practical skills needed dietary requirements
gain real skills and an industry edge whilst
to secure an entry-level position in this Produce cakes, pastries and breads SITHCCC019
training in our on-campus and fully licensed
exciting field. Work effectively as a cook SITHCCC020
Richards Restaurant.
PREREQUISITES PREREQUISITES
Clean kitchen premises and SITHKOP001
equipment
There are no set prerequisites for this
There are no prerequisites for the course. Plan and cost basic menus SITHKOP002
course however you will need to have
Produce desserts SITHPAT006
satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills SELECTION PROCESS
Use hygienic practices for food SITXFSA001
and be at least 15 years of age when you Interview or AASN registration, information safety
apply. session as well as a literacy and numeracy Participate in safe food handling SITXFSA002
assessment. practices
SELECTION PROCESS
Coach others in job skills SITXHRM001
All applicants for this course complete an
Maintain the quality of perishable SITXINV002
assessment to evaluate their language, items
literacy and numeracy (LLN) skills.
Participate in safe work practices SITXWHS001
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES To successfully complete this course, students must
This course may lead to employment as an: undertake mandatory work placement of 48 service
periods.
• Espresso Coffee Machine Operator
Information about elective units can be found online
• Food And Beverage Attendant
• Front Desk Receptionist
• Front Office Assistant
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• Function Attendant or Host
• Guest Service Agent
• Housekeeper
• Restaurant Host
• Senior Bar Attendant
• Waiter
CORE UNITS
Work effectively with others BSBWOR203
Source and use information on the SITHIND002
hospitality industry
Work effectively in hospitality SITHIND004
service
Provide service to customers SITXCCS006
Show social and cultural sensitivity SITXCOM002
Coach others in job skills SITXHRM001
Participate in safe work practices SITXWHS001
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CERTIFICATE III IN
BAKING
COURSE CODE FBP30521
LOCATION
Broadmeadows
DURATION
Full-time 1 year
INTAKE
Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship
Support Network (AASN) / February and
July intakes

Life is what you bake it. If you’re passionate

about creating great food and thrive
in a fast paced environment, studying
commercial baking could offer you a
fulfilling career. Designed to help you
gain the skills and knowledge required to
work as a baker producing breads, cakes,
pastries and biscuits in a commercial
baking environment.
PREREQUISITES
You must be at least 15 years of age.
SELECTION PROCESS
Interview or AASN registration and
information session. Applicants will need
to undertake a literacy and numeracy
assessment.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This course may lead to employment as a:
• Bakery Shift Leader
• Baker
• Pastry Chef
• Pastry Cook
• Pie Maker
• Cake Decorator
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
Graduates can go on to study further
related courses.
CORE UNITS
Apply food safety procedures FBPFSY2002
Use numerical applications in the FBPOPR2069
workplace
Participate in work health and FBPWHS2001
safety processes
Use food preparation equipment to FBPRBK2002
prepare fillings
Produce laminated pastry products FBPRBK3001
Produce non laminated pastry FBPRBK3002

ABEER
products
Produce basic bread products FBPRBK3005
Produce savoury bread products FBPRBK3006
Produce specialty flour bread FBPRBK3007
products AL SAHWI
Produce sponge cake products FBPRBK3008
Produce biscuit and cookie FBPRBK3009
CERTIFICATE III IN
products
Produce cake and pudding FBPRBK3010
BAKING
products
Produce sweet yeast products FBPRBK3014
Schedule and produce bakery FBPRBK3015
production
Produce basic artisan products FBPRBK3018

“
Information about elective units can be found online

I love baking and a friend told me

about the course and how helpful it
was; that’s what pushed me to enrol
and develop my baking skills. Studying
at Kangan Institute helped me learn
new recipes. I improved my English
language and I made amazing
new friends.

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 ANIMALS, PLANTS
& SCIENCES

ANIMAL CARE Our Animals, Plants and Sciences department has a strong
background in the delivery of environmental programs such as
VETERINARY NURSING Horticulture, Conservation and Land Management as well as
HORTICULTURE Animal Care, Laboratory Sciences and Food Processing.
CONSERVATION Our teachers have the passion, qualifications and industry
LAB SCIENCES experience to provide the latest knowledge and support.
Take your first step into a truly fulfilling profession with
Kangan Institute.

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 ANIMALS, PLANTS & SCIENCES COURSES
PATHWAYS TO YOUR CAREER
ANIMAL CARE HORTICULTURE LABORATORY OPERATIONS
Career opportunities: Career opportunities: Career opportunities:
• Animal Care Attendant • Horticulture Assistant • Laboratory Technician -
• Animal Shelter Attendant or Manager • Horticultural Tradesperson Pathology Laboratory
• Kennel Hand or Cattery Attendant • Grounds Keeper • Laboratory Technician -
Food Analysis
• Pet Shop Attendant • Landscape Gardener or Designer
• Laboratory Technician -
• Assistant Dog Groomer • Self-Employed Gardener
Environmental Analysis
• Dog Groomer • Landscaper
• Laboratory Technician -
Courses to get you there: • Vegetable Farm Worker School Laboratory
• Certificate II in Animal Care (ACM20121) • Orchard Farm Worker Course to get you there:
• Certificate III in Animal Care Services Courses to get you there:
• Certificate IV in Laboratory Techniques
(ACM30122) • Certificate III in Horticulture (AHC30716) (MSL40118)
• Certificate III in Animal Care Services • Certificate III in Landscape Construction
(Pet Grooming) (ACM30122) (AHC30921)

• Certificate III in Parks and Gardens FOOD PROCESSING (BREWING)

VETERINARY NURSING (AHC31021)
Career opportunities:
• Technical Assistant in Food Processing
Career opportunities:
• Veterinary Nurse
CONSERVATION • Craft Brewer
• Brewer with Victorian breweries
Course to get you there: Career opportunities: • Assistant Brewer
• Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing • Biodiversity Officer • Beer Sales Representatives
(ACM40418) • Catchments Officer • Draft Beer Technician
• Conservation Reserve Officer Course to get you there:
• Environmental Officer • Certificate III in Food Processing
• Fire Crew Supervisor (Brewing) (FBP30121)
• Fisheries Officer
• Flora and Fauna Officer
• Forest Management
Course to get you there:
• Certificate III in Conservation and
Ecosystem Management (AHC31421)

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ANIMAL CARE | VETERINARY NURSING CERTIFICATE II IN CERTIFICATE III IN CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This course may lead to employment as an:
ANIMAL CARE ANIMAL CARE SERVICES • Animal Care Receptionist
COURSE CODE ACM20121 OR • Animal Control and Regulation Assistant
LOCATION
Broadmeadows
CERTIFICATE III IN • Animal Shelter Assistant
• Assistant Animal Welfare Officer

DURATION
ANIMAL CARE SERVICES FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
Full-time: 6 months (PET GROOMING) You may want to go on to complete studies
COURSE CODE ACM30122 in the Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing
INTAKE (ACM40418) or Certificate IV in Companion
Direct entry / February, April, July LOCATION Animal Services (ACM40317).
and October intake Broadmeadows
CORE UNITS
DURATION Identify behaviours and interact ACMBEH301
Have you always cared for your pets safely with animals
Full-time: 9 months
and had an interest in being able to Assess the welfare status of an ACMGEN303
give more to animals in general? This INTAKE animal

entry level course into the animal care Direct entry / February, April, July Promote positive wellbeing in ACMGEN304
self and others in animal care
and management industry is highly and October workplaces
recommended to coincide with work Provide basic animal first aid ACMGEN309
placement or work experience of up to 40 Love caring for your pets and thinking of Communicate effectively with ACMGEN315
hours in an animal care environment and/ pursuing a career in this area? This course clients and team members
or workplace. can lead to working with a range of animals Comply with infection control ACMINF301
policies and procedures in animal
PREREQUISITES providing basic care, maintenance and care work
You must be at least 15 years old at the monitoring the health care and wellbeing Contribute to workplace health ACMWHS301
time of application and have satisfactory of animals. and safety processes
literacy and numeracy skills. It is highly recommended that whilst Information about elective units can be found online
undertaking this course, you should have
SELECTION PROCESS access to a companion animal workplace
Interview and a literacy and numeracy through either paid employment or
assessment. substantial periods of 80 hours work
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES placement.
This course may lead to employment as an: PREREQUISITES
• Animal Care Attendant You must be at least 15 years old at the
• Animal Shelter Attendant time of application and have satisfactory
• Kennel Hand literacy and numeracy skills.
• Cattery Attendant SELECTION PROCESS
• Assistant Dog Groomer Interview and a literacy and numeracy
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES assessment.
You may wish to go on to complete studies
in the Certificate III in Animal Studies
(ACM30117), Certificate IV in Veterinary
Nursing (ACM40418) or Certificate IV in
Companion Animal Services (ACM40317).
CORE UNITS
Work in the animal care industry ACMGEN201
Complete animal care hygiene ACMGEN202
routines
Feed and water animals ACMGEN203
Assist in health care of animals ACMGEN204
Participate in environmentally ACMSUS201
sustainable work practices
Participate in workplace health and ACMWHS201
safety processes
Apply communication skills BSBCMM211
Information about elective units can be found online

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 ANIMALS, PLANTS & SCIENCES COURSES
CERTIFICATE IV IN CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This course may lead to employment as a:
VETERINARY NURSING • Veterinary Nurse
COURSE CODE ACM40418
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
LOCATION You may want to consider further study
Broadmeadows in a Diploma of Veterinary Nursing
(ACM50219).
DURATION
Full-time: 2 years CORE UNITS
Identify behaviours and interact ACMBEH301
INTAKE safely with animals
Direct entry / February, April, July Assess the welfare status of ACMGEN303
and October intake an animal
Promote positive wellbeing in ACMGEN304
self and others in animal care
Do you enjoy working with animals and workplaces
have the patience and confidence to care Provide basic animal first aid ACMGEN309
for them? Taking care of animals is just Communicate effectively with ACMGEN315
clients and team members
one step away from becoming a veterinary
Comply with infection control ACMINF301
nurse. You will provide support to policies and procedures in animal
veterinarians in the management and care care work
of animals receiving medical and surgical Contribute to workplace health ACMWHS301
treatment. and safety processes

You will be required to undertake work Information about elective units can be found online
placement in a veterinary setting of 120
hours each year, throughout the duration of FREE TAFE COURSE*
the course.
Find out more on page 6
PREREQUISITES
You must have completed the Certificate
II in Animal Studies or have equivalent
industry experience to undertake this
course.
SELECTION PROCESS
Interview and a literacy and numeracy
assessment.

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HORTICULTURE CERTIFICATE III IN SELECTION PROCESS
You will need to attend an interview. A pre-
HORTICULTURE training review (PTR) will take place during
COURSE CODE AHC30716 the application process.

LOCATION CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Broadmeadows This course may lead to employment as a:
• Parks and Gardens Officer
DURATION
• Landscape Gardener
Full-time: 6 months
Part-time: 1 year FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
Upon successful completion graduates
INTAKE
can apply for the Diploma of Horticulture
Direct entry / February and July
(AHC50416).
CORE UNITS
This course will provide you with the Provide information on plants and AHCPCM302
necessary knowledge and skills on which to their culture
build a successful career in the horticulture, Control weeds AHCPMG301
landscape or parks and gardens sector. Control plant pests, diseases and AHCPMG302
Training focuses on practical skills required disorders
including: landscape construction methods, Implement soil improvements for AHCSOL303
plant selection, soils and nutrition, as well garden and turf areas
as safety with chemicals. Contribute to work health and AHCWHS301
safety processes
PREREQUISITES
Information about elective units can be found online
You will need to undertake a language,
literacy and numeracy (LLN) assessment.
This course involves outdoor/garden FREE TAFE COURSE*
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 ANIMALS, PLANTS & SCIENCES COURSES
CERTIFICATE III IN CERTIFICATE III IN
LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION PARKS AND GARDENS
COURSE CODE AHC30921 COURSE CODE AHC31021
LOCATION LOCATION
Broadmeadows Broadmeadows
DURATION DURATION
Full-time: 4 years Full-time: 3 years
Flexible: 2 years
INTAKE
Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship INTAKE
Support Network (AASN) Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship
Rolling enrolments Support Network (AASN)
Rolling enrolments
This course provides the necessary
knowledge and skills to build a successful This course provides appropriate workshop
career in the landscape sector. Your training training for all students and apprentices
will focus on practical skills like: landscape and includes some workplace training and
costing, construction methods, and plant assessment for apprentices in this industry
and soil selection and care sector.
PREREQUISITES You will gain the necessary skills and
You will need to undertake a language, knowledge to maintain landscaped areas in
literacy and numeracy (LLN) assessment. parks and gardens and the practical skills
This course involves outdoor/garden of plant selection and nutrition, pest and
activities. disease identification, weed control and
work health and safety.
All Apprentice applicants must have an
appropriately signed apprentice agreement PREREQUISITES
(Contract of Training) and be employed in You will need to undertake a language,
this trade. literacy and numeracy (LLN) assessment.
This course involves outdoor/garden
SELECTION PROCESS activities.
Informal interview for on-campus students
and through AASN Registration for All apprentice applicants must have an
Apprentices. appropriately signed apprentice agreement
(Contract of Training) and be employed in
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES this trade.
There is a strong demand for tradespeople
in this industry and you will have a wide SELECTION PROCESS
range of employment opportunities. Informal interview process for on-campus
students or AASN registration for
This course may lead to employment as a:
Apprentices.
• Landscape Gardener
• Landscaper CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
There is a strong demand for tradespeople
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES in this industry and you will have a wide
Upon successful completion graduates range of employment opportunities.
can study the Diploma of Horticulture
This course may lead to employment as a:
(AHC50416).
• Gardener
CORE UNITS • Horticulturist
Install drainage systems AHCDRG305
Set out site for construction works AHCLSC311 FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
Construct brick and block AHCLSC312 Upon successful completion graduates
structures and features can study the Diploma of Horticulture
Construct stone structures and AHCLSC313 (AHC50416).
features, and install stone cladding
CORE UNITS
Implement a paving project AHCLSC316
Operate pressurised irrigation AHCIRG346
Construct landscape features using AHCLSC317 systems
concrete
Operate machinery and equipment AHCMOM304
Implement a retaining wall project AHCLSC319
Provide information on plants and AHCPCM306
Provide information on plants and AHCPCM306 their culture
their culture
Implement a plant establishment AHCPGD307
Implement a plant establishment AHCPGD307 program
program
Perform specialist amenity pruning AHCPGD309
Implement soil improvements for AHCSOL304
garden and turf areas Implement a landscape AHCPGD310
maintenance program
Information about elective units can be found online Control weeds AHCPMG301
Control plant pests, diseases and AHCPMG302
disorders
Implement soil improvements for AHCSOL304
garden and turf areas
Implement a grassed area AHCTRF309
maintenance program
Contribute to work health and AHCWHS301
safety processes
Information about elective units can be found online

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CONSERVATION | LAB SCIENCES CERTIFICATE III IN CERTIFICATE IV IN AGRICULTURAL
CONSERVATION AND LABORATORY TECHNIQUES CHEMICAL SKILL SET
ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT COURSE CODE MSL40118 COURSE CODE AHCSS00074
COURSE CODE AHC31421 LOCATION LOCATION
Broadmeadows Broadmeadows
LOCATION
Workplace Delivery DURATION DURATION
Full-time: 1 year Full-time: 3 days
DURATION
Full-time: 1 year INTAKE INTAKE
Direct entry / February and July Direct entry / Rolling enrolments
INTAKE
Traineeship / Rolling enrolments
Learn how to process and interpret data, This skill set describes the skills and
plan and conduct laboratory work, culture knowledge required to transport, handle,
This course gets you confident and
media, aseptic technique, sampling, testing store, prepare and apply chemicals.
industry ready with training in Indigenous
and more. Gain the skills and knowledge
land management, ecological restoration,
needed for technical assistants or similar
PREREQUISITES
land, parks and wildlife management, pest There are no prerequisites for this course.
personnel to conduct scientific tests and
control, conservation earthworks, marine However, it is recommended that you have
analysis in a diverse range of workplaces.
operations and fire management. satisfactory numeracy and literacy skills
PREREQUISITES to undertake this course or are mature
PREREQUISITES You must have year 11 standard literacy age and have sufficient work experience
You have satisfactory literacy and
and numeracy skills or equivalent. You will to successfully undertake the course.
numeracy skills. Applications from mature-
also be required to attend an information Applications from mature-aged students
aged students with work experience in
session. with work experience in a related field are
a related field are encouraged. You must
encouraged.
have employment in industry before SELECTION PROCESS
applying for this course. Interview and literacy and numeracy SELECTION PROCESS
assessment. All applicants for this course will complete
SELECTION PROCESS an assessment to evaluate their language,
Interview and literacy and numeracy CAREER OPPORTUNITIES literacy and numeracy (LLN) skills.
assessment. This course may lead to employment as a:
• Technical Assistant CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES These units of competency provide credit
This course may lead to employment as a: • Technician
towards qualifications in certificate II,
• Land Rehabilitation Worker FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES certificate III and certificate IV in various
• National Parks Worker Graduates may consider studies in a sectors of the horticulture and agriculture
• Revegetation Worker diploma level program. sector including the following industries:
• National Parks Ranger CORE UNITS • Production Agriculture
• Land Rehabilitation Worker Process and interpret data MSL924003 • Production Horticulture
• Revegetation Worker Maintain and calibrate instruments MSL934004 • Amenity Horticulture
and equipment
• Earthworks Conservation Technician • Nursery Production and Retail
Apply quality system and MSL934006
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES continuous improvement processes • Turf Management
You may wish to go on to further study Maintain laboratory or field MSL944002 • Beekeeping
workplace safety
in the Certificate IV in Conservation and • Pest Management
Receive and prepare samples for MSL953003
Ecosystem Management (AHC40920). testing • Conservation and Land Management
CORE UNITS • Irrigation
Information about elective units can be found online
Conduct an ecological and cultural AHCECR309 • Indigenous Land Management
site inspection prior to works
Contribute to work health and AHCWHS301
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
safety processes You may continue on to higher level
Information about elective units can be found online
studies, such as certificate II, certificate III
or certificate IV.
CORE UNITS
Transport and store chemicals AHCCHM304
Prepare and apply chemicals to AHCCHM307
control pest, weeds and diseases
Information about elective units can be found online

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CERTIFICATE III IN
FOOD PROCESSING
(BREWING)
COURSE CODE FBP30121
LOCATION
Broadmeadows
DURATION
Part-time: 1 year
INTAKE
Direct entry / February

This course is for those wishing to enter

ROHAN KENNEDY
the food processing industry with a
focus in micro-brewing. This course is
also designed for those wanting to start
CERTIFICATE III IN FOOD up their own microbrewery and brewers
seeking to employ entry level staff, and
PROCESSING those wishing to work in any other stream

“
of food processing which is a high demand
industry.
Over the
PREREQUISITES
pandemic, I found You must be a minimum 18 years of age
as you will be working with alcohol. It is
that I had a bit of recommended that you have satisfactory
spare time, so I started numeracy and literacy skills to undertake
this course or are mature age and have
home brewing. I sufficient work experience.

wanted to build on SELECTION PROCESS

Interview and a literacy and numeracy
the knowledge I had assessment.

already gained via CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

You may seek employment opportunities
YouTube. The course within Victorian breweries, Independent
Brewers association and/or other
has others like me who industry partners in various fields of Food
are passionate about Processing.
FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES
the craft and beer, Graduates can earn credits towards a
and others who are degree in a leading Australian university.
CORE UNITS
working in the industry Monitor the implementation of FDFFS3001A
quality and food safety programs
looking to level up. Contribute to OHS Processes FDFOHS3001A
The big pipe dream is Provide and apply workplace FDFOP2064A
information
to open and run my Implement the food safety FDFFS2001A
program and procedures
own microbrewery. Participate in environmentally MSMENV272
sustainable work practices
To do that I need to Information about elective units can be found online

make sure I have the

right understanding of
how to perform and
operate. This course
is providing a lot of
content on that front.

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