Central Regional TAFE Courses

• Student Eligibility: Individuals aged 18 or over are eligible to undertake this training.
• Students must participate in a pre-enrolment induction with the lecturer (face to face or phone) prior to enrolment.
• Students who decide to enrol must complete the Client Profile and Learning Needs questionnaire. This is to determine the specific needs of the individual learners and to develop support strategies to assist them with their learning. This will be recorded on the Client Needs Summary Form as required.
• It is recommended that all students who decide to enrol complete an LLN assessment. This is to determine the specific LLN level and needs of the individual learners and to develop support strategies to assist them with their learning.
• Students are advised at Pre-enrolment of 'Physical and Medical Fitness' requirements as follows: Aged care and disability work can be emotionally and physically challenging and will be very hands on. You will require the level of medical and physical fitness needed to be on your feet for long periods of time, help transfer and position clients and where relevant undertake other physical fitness activities eg. cleaning, moving equipment, transporting clients in wheel chairs, helping clients in and out of vehicles etc.

• Candidates will be required to participate in a pre-enrolment interview and, where deemed necessary; a language, literacy and numeracy assessment to ensure they possess sufficient LLN skill.
• Intermediate computer skills in Microsoft Office.
• Students must be over 15 years of age to enrol in this skill set.

• Completion of MAR30918 or MAR30921 - Certificate III in Maritime Operations (Master up to 24 metres Near Coastal) or experience working in the Maritime industry. Students may receive credit for units completed in these qualifications.
• Must be of at least 16 years of age
  

Learners need basic LLN skills to be able to interpret labels and SDS's. They must be able to work out rates, areas and volumes. They need to be able to interpret signage which may indicate Dangerous Goods or hazardous substances.

Simulated practical training will be carried out along with theory - based learning.
English second language students may require additional support such as an interpreter to complete the skill set.

Must be over the age of 16 to attend this training.

There are no RTO entrance requirements for this course.