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“ “TAFE SA is the largest provider of Vocational Education and Training in South Australia, delivering as many as 1,300 qualifications and skill sets to up to 70,000 students each year. We encourage you to ‘Be Yourself’ – to find training that matches your interests and your career goals.

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* This information has been derived from the Workforce Wizard and is for information purposes only. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the data, the Department of State Development and the Minister for Employment, Higher Education and Skills make no warranty as to the accuracy or authenticity of the information produced by the Workforce Wizard. You rely on the output of the Workforce Wizard at your own risk. The Minister, its instrumentalities, its employees and its agents accept no liability for any loss or damage which may arise as a consequence of any person using, or relying upon this information.

Cover Photo: Ryan Grieger, WorldSkils Carpentry Gold Medal Winner and Best in Nation Prize 2016 and Zoe Nokes, TAFE SA fashion student.

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TAFE SA quick facts 2

Achieve your goals with TAFE SA 3

How to apply 4

Types of courses 5

Award courses 6

Support services 8

State-of-the-art facilities 9

University pathways 11

Apprenticeships and Traineeships 12

Arts and Design 13

Building and Construction 17

Business and Marketing 21

Community Services 25

Education and Languages 29

Government, Property and Legal 33

Hair and Beauty 35

Health and Lifestyle 37

Hospitality and Tourism 41

Information Technology 45

Mining, Engineering and Automotive 49

Primary Industries and Science 53

Career finder 57

TAFE SAQUICK FACTS

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87University Packaged Programs

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* These statistics include both domestic and international students.

130 qualifications are offered to international students

≥ NCVER Student Outcomes Survey 2016

± Guaranteed only if students meet the minimum requirements to

transfer to the applicable university. Please see conditions set out in

your Letter of Offer.

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ACHIEVE YOUR GOALSWITH TAFE SA

WE’LL HELP YOU REACH YOUR STUDY AND CAREER GOALS

Flexible study optionsWe understand that full-time study doesn’t suit everyone. That's why we offer part-time, classroom, online and external study options, all with the support of our expert lecturers.

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) Your existing skills and previous learning can earn you credit. RPL means you won’t have to re-learn the course units that cover skills you already have. We take into account life experiences, work, formal and informal training and previous education. It means you may be able to graduate with a TAFE SA qualification sooner than you think.

University pathwaysUse your TAFE SA qualification at Certificate IV level or higher to apply for entry into most South Australian university programs. We have numerous partnerships with the State’s universities, with 63 dual-offer courses that guarantee you a place at university upon completion of your TAFE SA course.

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YOU’LL GRADUATE JOB READYTAFE SA is at the forefront of developing the State’s future workforce, with 85 per cent of graduates employed or in further study after graduating (NCVER Student Outcomes Survey 2016).

Our courses are developed in consultation with industry and updated regularly to ensure you learn the skills you need to work in your chosen field and hit the ground running.

Our expert lecturers commonly have close ties with industry, which enables many students to start working in their chosen fields before they graduate. Employers in many industries approach us seeking part-time and full-time employees.

BE CONFIDENT WITH YOUR CHOICE We are the largest provider of VET in South Australia, delivering high-quality, nationally recognised qualifications. Surveys show 90 per cent of our graduates are satisfied with the training they receive.

We pride ourselves on the awards our lecturers, facilities, training and sustainable practices have earned, which demonstrate best practice and commitment to excellence.

Some of our recent awards:

> Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year, Apprentice of the Year, School-based Apprentice of the Year, VET Teacher/Trainer of the Year, Industry Collaboration Award and Large Training Provider of the Year at the 2016 SA Training Awards.

> Winner of the Tourism Education and Training Award at the prestigious Qantas Australian Tourism Awards 2015.

> TAFE SA in partnership with ETRAIN Interactive Pty Ltd won the 2016 iAwards Community Services category for an innovative 3D nursing simulation training product.

> TAFE SA English Language student, Esi Bordbar, was named the 2016 Adult Learner of the Year.

> Four nursing graduates won accolades at the 2016 South Australian Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards.

> Apprentice motor mechanic and TAFE SA student, James Lyttle, won the 2016 RAA Centenary Award for best third-year apprentice in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology. James also won the top award at the 2016 TAFE SA Automotive Awards.

> Visual arts and design students, Emmaline Zanelli and Jack Ladd, were presented with major awards at the 2016 Helpmann Academy Graduate Exhibition Awards. Emmaline won The Watson Award for her photography and sculptural piece and Jack was named winner of The Raffen Award.

> Two lecturers were acknowledged at the 2015 Engineers Australia Leading Minds Awards. John Kiejko, also a former student, was presented with the inaugural David Robinson Award from the Information, Telecommunications and Electronic Engineering (ITEE) College of Engineers Australia. Christine Haydon was awarded the Engineering Technologist of the Year.

> Gold, silver and bronze WorldSkills medals were presented to 41 competitors in 13 categories as part of the 2015 Regional WorldSkills Competition.

> Electronics and Communications Engineering Student BichYu Ngu was awarded the 2015 Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Women in Broadcast Technology (WiBT) Scholarship.

> Automotive student Harrison Norton won the 2015 Snap-on Tools Apprentice of the Year Rising Star Award.

> TAFE SA won the ‘Adventure’ class in the 2015 World Solar Challenge – Darwin to Adelaide.

> Shearing lecturer John Dalla won his seventh Australian blade shearing title at the 2015 Australian National Shearing and Wool Handling Championships.

> TAFE SA was awarded sixth place in the prestigious 2015 Mondial Du Pain (World of Bread) competition held in Lyon, France.

> plus many more!


STUDY REQUIREMENTSSelection criteria or Course Admission Requirements (CAR) apply to some TAFE SA courses.

For most Certificate I, II and III courses there are no admission requirements.

For Certificate IV, Diploma, Advanced Diploma and Degree courses, there are minimal Course Admission Requirements.

Some courses have more people apply than there are places available. In these cases, eligible applicants will be ranked according to their previous educational results. Some courses may also require you to submit a portfolio or written assessment, or to attend an audition as part of the selection process.

Requirements may also differ between locations, depending on the number of training places available.

Check each course for details on selection criteria.

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HOW TO APPLYTo apply, find your course at the link above and click Apply Now. Many courses have a continuous intake and you can apply online at any time. Offers to these courses are made throughout the year. Other courses have two intakes a year – at the beginning and mid-year – and have set opening dates and offer dates. Applying is free.

If you have questions about TAFE SA courses, how to apply and more, please call our friendly information services team on 1800 882 661 (freecall) or visit tafesa.edu.au/applynow

WHERE YOU’LL STUDYYou may study at a TAFE SA location in your region, online, at school, in your workplace, in the field or at state-of-the-art training facilities such as Tonsley, the Adelaide College of the Arts or the Mining, Engineering and Transport Centre. We are increasing our presence across the State, delivering training in new sites and ensuring people can access the training they need regardless of physical location.

WHAT DOES IT COST? The cost of a course depends on the number of hours of training, the type of study involved and whether or not the government provides funding for the course.

Details of the cost of any course are available, with other course information, on the TAFE SA website.

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Study now, pay laterTAFE SA is an approved VET Student Loans provider for selected qualifications, so you can study now and pay later. More information, including eligibility criteria, is available online.

tafesa.edu.au/apply-enrol/vet-student-loans

Subsidised trainingWe offer a range of subsidised qualifications through the South Australian Government’s WorkReady initiative. These qualifications are aligned to South Australia’s workforce needs to ensure our State has a skilled, capable and flexible workforce to support its current, emerging and future industries. Eligibility criteria apply.

WorkReady and VET Student Loans EligibilityStudents wishing to access WorkReady funding and/or VET Student Loans will be required to demonstrate satisfactory reading, numeracy and/or writing skills as part of course counselling before enrolling. Students will also be required to provide evidence that they meets WorkReady and/or VET Student Loan eligibility requirements.

Incidental expensesSome courses require students to pay for incidental expenses in addition to tuition fees.

Incidental fees may include the cost of an item or service that is not essential to completing a course, or essential items you can buy elsewhere.

Fee concessionsYou may be eligible for a fee concession, to pay your fees by instalments or in special circumstances, for a fee reduction or exemption. Grants and scholarships are also offered through a variety of external organisations.

HOW TOAPPLY

This course is funded through the Government of South Australia’s WorkReady initiative. Eligibility criteria apply, incidental fees may apply. For more information visit tafesa.edu.au

TAFE SA offers many types of courses to suit all needs.

AWARD COURSESAward courses lead to qualifications from Certificate I to Bachelor Degree and Graduate Diploma levels, within programs and business units that prepare students for jobs or further study at TAFE SA, university or in industry-based training. This course guide introduces you to many of our award courses.

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SHORT COURSESA TAFE SA short course is a great way to get a taste for a skill area or develop your creative talent or hobby. A short course is a single unit of study that may give you formal accreditation, put you on a pathway to further education or a new career, or be used to update existing skills. Courses range in duration from a few hours to several weeks, with many courses scheduled as night classes. TAFE SA offers more than 400 short courses across the State that range from photography, cooking, furniture making and MYOB to learning a new language. There really is something for everyone.

tafesa.edu.au/shortcourses

CUSTOMISED COURSES AND TRAININGWe can provide specifically designed and customised education and training programs to meet the needs of your community, industry group or business.

A customised approach ensures you receive training that is tailored to focus on the exact skills and knowledge you need.

It also means your program can be delivered at a convenient time and place. We have extensive and proven experience in customised training for business as well as educational study tours in different disciplines.

To discuss the training requirements for your business or group call 1800 882 661 or visit tafesa.edu.au/customtraining

SCHOOL PATHWAYSVocational Education and Training (VET) in Schools is nationally recognised training that is available to senior students as part of their normal school curriculum.

TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTSThe Training Guarantee for SACE Students (TGSS) is for students who know they want to start a planned vocational pathway. You will receive VET while at school and continue it after you leave.

TAFE SA has a wide range of courses available for secondary school students wishing to undertake TGSS, and student counsellors who can assist you to find the right pathway.

The TGSS gives secondary school students undertaking VET in a School subject guaranteed entry into a TAFE SA course of the same area of interest. An application and Education and Training Plan needs to be completed and a copy forwarded to your relevant school sector delegate.

tafesa.edu.au/tgss

SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTSTAFE SA offers a range of scholarships and grants to eligible students to assist with the cost of study.

tafesa.edu.au/scholarships

LICENSING COURSES We offer a number of courses to assist the Consumer and Business Services (CBS) in issuing licenses and registration for various occupations and tradespersons. Successful completion of the relevant TAFE SA course and subsequent statement of attainment can be used to support your application for a licence – such as that for a forklift operator or construction industry white card – with the CBS.

REGULATORY COURSESTAFE SA offers regulatory courses that enable you to receive a statement of attainment in key areas such as Child Safe Environments – Reporting Abuse and Neglect, and Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA).

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TYPES OFCOURSES

An award course is accredited and leads to a formal qualification. Courses are generally available on a full-time or part-time basis. You can come to class or study online. It may also be possible to enrol in individual units of competency from an award course without having to complete the full course.

A number of courses allow you to complete and exit with a lower-level qualification, or progress through to higher-level qualifications. It is also possible to enter some courses directly at a Diploma, Advanced Diploma or Degree level, depending on your background knowledge, qualifications, skills and experience.

Many courses at Diploma, Advanced Diploma and Associate Degree level provide articulation and credit into Bachelor programs in the same discipline.

Check out TAFE SA’s award courses, from page 14.

TAFE SA offers qualifications for the Vocational Education and Training (VET) sector and the higher education sector. Each qualification level develops specific skills, with pathways and links to increase opportunities for further education and training. The table below shows the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) qualifications offered by each sector across Australia.

TAFE SA AWARD QUALIFICATIONS

Certificate IThis level of qualification covers training in basic skills and routine tasks.

Certificate IIAt this level you acquire basic operational knowledge and develop some skills for solving a variety of work-based problems, usually under direct supervision.

Certificate IIIAt this level you acquire additional theoretical knowledge and develop higher skills for solving a variety of problems. This qualification enables you to use discretion and judgement. Many trade qualifications are at this level.

Certificate IVAt this level you develop a broad knowledge base. You learn to analyse and evaluate information and to apply knowledge and skills to a wide variety of contexts. Some responsibility for other people’s work may be required.

DiplomaGraduates have in-depth knowledge and advanced skills in their area, and use analysis, judgement and planning in technical or management settings. Responsibility for group outcomes may be required.

Advanced DiplomaAdvanced Diploma graduates can apply fundamental principles and complex techniques based on specialist knowledge. They can execute judgement, analyse information and take responsibility for personal and group outcomes.

Associate DegreeAssociate Degree graduates can understand and interpret key concepts and theories within their chosen field, and gain associated academic and employment-related skills.

Bachelor DegreeBachelor Degree graduates have an understanding of research and review methods and are able to apply academic and vocational skills based on a systematic and coherent body of knowledge learnt in a professional context. They have a solid foundation for self-directed, lifelong learning.

Graduate Certificate and Graduate DiplomaThese awards broaden skills already gained in an undergraduate program or develop vocational skills and knowledge and skills in a new professional area. The Graduate Diploma is more extensive than the Graduate Certificate.


AWARDCOURSES

Schools SectorVocational Education and Training Sector Higher Education Sector

Senior Secondary Certificate of Education

Certificate I

Diploma

Certificate II

Certificate III

Certificate IV

Diploma

Advanced Diploma Associate Degree, Advanced Diploma

Bachelor Degree

Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma Bachelor Honours Degree, Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma

Masters Degree

Doctoral Degree

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SUPPORTSERVICESWe offer education programs and support services that are relevant, accessible, fair and inclusive. Our staff provide support for a diverse range of students from different backgrounds and circumstances. You'll have access to opportunities and guidance to encourage the best possible outcomes for your career.

STUDENT SERVICESStudent Services has highly skilled staff offering specialised support and resources to students at TAFE SA locations across the state. Individual support includes a face-to-face option on most sites and is available by phone, email and Skype at smaller sites.

8463 5082 or tafesa.edu.au/services

Counselling and welfare support

Student Services staff provide individual counselling and welfare support to help students through problems impacting on their study.

This can include:

> help in dealing with a crisis

> strategies to cope with study stress, anxiety and depression

> assistance in managing finance and seeking financial assistance

> coping with change (balancing study and life)

> intensive support for students with complex needs.

Disability support

Student Services staff support students with disabilities, mental health and medical conditions, helping to minimise barriers to training and maximise their success. Support is tailored depending on your individual needs.

Services include:

> developing an individual Access Plan

> information and guidance

> assistive technology and equipment

> AUSLAN interpreting and other specialised services.

tafesa.edu.au/disability

Careers and pathways

Student Services staff provide career and pathway guidance to help you to achieve your vocational goals.

Career support can include:

> understanding strengths and vocational goals

> developing a career plan

> informed choices and career pathways for students with additional support needs

> support investigating career opportunities

> career guidance for prospective students with complex needs.

SUPPORT FOR ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER STUDENTS Aboriginal Access Centres help prospective Aboriginal students into VET and on to meaningful employment. The Centres are located across South Australia and offer programs and support specifically for Aboriginal students to improve social, emotional, physical and economic wellbeing.

tafesa.edu.au/aboriginal-support

LANGUAGE SUPPORTStudying at TAFE SA requires that you have a functional level of English literacy and numeracy skills prior to applying for, and enrolling in, a course.

English language courses are available for students from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds and for those requiring assistance with reading, writing, maths and other skills to study or find a job.

FOUNDATION SKILLSFoundation Skills courses provide the language, literacy and numeracy skills necessary for vocational study and employment. They enhance your personal development, career planning and employment-related skills, and develop employability skills and the key competencies of communication, problem-solving, working in groups and using technology.

tafesa.edu.au/foundation

WOMEN’S EDUCATIONWomen’s education programs are designed to increase vocational options for female students and give them the confidence and skills to find work or continue further education. Special courses are available for women from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds and those living in rural areas.

tafesa.edu.au/womansed

LEARNER SUPPORT SERVICESLearner support services provide additional case management support for disadvantaged students. This support addresses barriers to learning, supports retention in training and helps students complete qualifications and move on to employment.

LIBRARIESOur extensive State-wide library network provides books, magazines, videos, online resources and databases in your subject areas, in both print and electronic formats. Subject-specific resources and study guides, combined with classes in study skills and research, are designed to support your learning and study needs.

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Adelaide College of the Arts (AC Arts)The $60 million Adelaide College of the Arts, in the heart of Adelaide, is a purpose-built centre of excellence in the arts.

It is the home of film and TV, CGI and visual effects, digital media, sound production, performing arts, technical production, visual arts and craft, and professional writing.

It is also a purpose-built fashion design training centre, incorporating specialised workshops in design, product development, pattern making and garment construction, millinery, CAD fashion design tools, and a fabric and textile laboratory.

A further $3.82 million redevelopment of the College, which commenced in early 2017, will enhance its reputation as a leading centre in Australia for the performing, visual arts, design and creative industries.

Mining, Engineering and Transport CentreThe $38 million Mining, Engineering and Transport (MET) state-of-the-art training hub at TAFE SA Regency supports growth in the mining, civil and mechanical engineering, advanced manufacturing, transport and defence industries.

The MET Centre is home to the latest high-technology dyno facilities for light and heavy vehicles, automotive spray painting and spot repair booths, a drill rig and drill pad for mining training, land information system survey equipment and computer software, advanced manufacturing, 3D scanning and printing facilities, and CNC controlled mills, guillotines and plasma cutters.

Regency International CentreThe Regency International Centre is a world-class facility that delivers training in cookery, hospitality, bakery, butchery and food processing.

It boasts a state-of-the-art brewery, cheese-making facility, coffee academy, wine sensory rooms and training bars, commercial kitchens and bakeries, and runs industry-based courses through these facilities. The restaurants provide a supportive and hospitable learning environment while exposing students to a real industry setting.

The Centre also boasts a production kitchen for preparation and testing of new food items, specialist microbiology, organic and biochemistry testing laboratories, a sensory evaluation laboratory, meat processing and smallgoods manufacturing facilities and student and visitor accommodation.

Simulated BusinessThe Simulated Business environment uses a virtual economy in which member organisations operate and trade online with each other. You will experience what it is like to work in various real-life business functions from administration to sales and marketing, finance and purchasing. Our Simulated Business learning environment focuses on developing communication, problem-solving, team-building, time-management and planning skills. Modelled on the workplaces of real-world industry mentors and current industry practice, programs ensure students develop the skills employers expect. Simulated Business industry mentors include IKEA, LJ Hooker Real Estate and Regional Development Australia.

TonsleyThe $120 million TAFE SA Tonsley, located within the Sustainable Industries Education Centre at Tonsley, provides nearly 45,000m2 of world-class, energy efficient, trade training infrastructure for the $4.5 billion South Australian building and construction industry

Tonsley houses training for more than 6,500 students a year with an average of 800 attending every day. The hub brings together all the building trades under one roof, enabling students to learn and work together as they'll be required to do in the industry.

Courses are offered across nine key faculties. Existing TAFE SA building and construction course numbers have been increased to accommodate new students and courses, including training in renewable energy and water operations.

Veterinary and Applied Science CentreThe state-of-the art Veterinary and Applied Science Centre is one of the largest purpose-built applied science and animal industries training facilities in Australia. Our centre offers courses for all sectors of the animal industries, including veterinary nursing, animal care and husbandry, working with captive animals, companion animal services and animal technology. Qualifications range from Certificate and Diploma to customised postgraduate short courses.

Significant input from industry experts and specialists complements the knowledge and experience of staff members such as scientists and veterinarians.

STATE-OF-THE-ARTFACILITIES


Adelaide College of the Arts

Tonsley Veterinary and Applied Science Centre

Mining, Engineering and Transport Centre

TAFE SA is a great pathway option to university for a student who:

> is looking for a competitive edge, with two qualifications setting you apart from other graduates

> prefers the hands-on and supportive learning environment of TAFE SA, before taking the leap to university

> seeks an alternative entry to university.

tafesa.edu.au/unipathways

DUAL OFFER COURSESSecure your pathway to university and gain a competitive edge by studying a dual offer course. Dual offer courses enable you to apply for a TAFE SA qualification and a connected university program at the same time.

You will gain guaranteed entry with credit into the university degree upon successful completion of the TAFE SA qualification. This will give you vocational and academic qualifications, setting you apart from other graduates.

TAFE SA has more than 60 dual offer courses in partnership with the South Australian public universities.

CREDIT TRANSFERCredit transfer is a way for your TAFE SA qualification to be recognised at university – so you don’t have to repeat study for the skills you’ve already gained.

Universities will recognise your qualification for some time after you have graduated, so you don’t have to apply to university straight away – you may choose to work for a while and then return to study to further your career.

We work closely with universities to create clear credit pathways, so you can easily plan your future study.

UNIVERSITY ENTRYOnce you have successfully completed a TAFE SA qualification at Certificate IV level or higher, you can use this to apply for entry into most university programs. Sometimes universities guarantee admission based on your TAFE SA qualification.

DEGREES AND TAFE SATAFE SA offers its own higher education degrees which combine industry-focused applied content and academic rigour. A TAFE SA Associate Degree provides you with a strong base to either enter the workforce or continue your studies at university.

FROM UNIVERSITY TO TAFE SAMany university students also undertake study at TAFE SA to increase their employability by gaining industry-specific practical skills. The knowledge and skills gained through university study may be recognised at TAFE SA, allowing you to fast-track your vocational qualification.

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APPRENTICESHIPS AND TRAINEESHIPSEmployers who choose TAFE SA for training are giving their apprentices and trainees a strong foundation of practical skills and knowledge that will bring lasting success to their business. For the student, an apprenticeship or traineeship is an opportunity to receive structured training and gain a nationally-recognised qualification while undertaking

paid employment.

Apprenticeships and traineeships are available in a wide range of industries and are open to people of any age. Training is usually conducted both in the workplace and at TAFE SA. They traditionally focus on trade-related areas such as automotive, building, construction, hairdressing and plumbing, and are usually completed in four years.

Traineeships are similar to apprenticeships and are also offered in a wide range of declared vocations but are generally completed in one or two years. However, traineeships and apprenticeships can be completed in any time frame provided all competencies have been achieved.

tafesa.edu.au/apprenticeships

AUSTRALIAN SCHOOL-BASED APPRENTICESHIPA school-based apprenticeship or traineeship is not that different from a regular apprenticeship or traineeship except that you attend school while continuing your training.

As a school-based apprentice or trainee, you will have an employer who will employ and train you on the job, plus you will do some formal off-the-job training with TAFE SA. You will attend school part of the week, go to work on some days and attend TAFE SA on other days.

Enrolling in a school-based apprenticeship or traineeship offers the following benefits:

> Your training will contribute towards your SACE (or equivalent).

> You will start your chosen career or trade while you’re still at school.

> You will earn money while you learn

> You will gain experience in the trade or vocation of your choice.

> Your school-based training will convert to full-time or part-time when you leave school.

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WORKFORCE SNAPSHOT*

of people are employed full-time.In general, the arts and design workforce is younger than the South Australian workforce, with higher proportions of people aged 15 to 44 years.

people are employed in the arts and design workforce in South Australia.

ARTS AND DESIGN

55.6%15-44 6,300

ARTS ANDDESIGN

Express yourself in a creative career.

Arts and design play crucial roles in our society. Performing arts and visual arts tell us stories about who we are and where we’re going. Design is an essential part of turning ideas into reality.

An Arts and Design qualification can lead to an enormous variety of creative and technical careers. Express yourself through acting, dance, music or visual arts.

Apply design skills to fashion, interior design, live events, floristry or graphic design, or communicate in print or on screen with writing, photography, film and TV.

TAFE SA offers intensive, practical learning across a range of disciplines. From acting and dancing to graphic design, digital media and sound production, there are many careers our training caters for. You will study and work in modern, professional facilities and master tools and techniques vital to a creative or technical career.

*The Arts and Design Industry, Workforce Wizard Industry Report, generated 8 August 2016


tafesa.edu.au/acarts | tafesa.edu.au/cic | tafesa.edu.au/fashion

FashionWhether you dream of being a fashion designer working for a nationally-recognised brand or designing for your own label, our courses – including a bachelor degree in partnership with Flinders University – provide all the skills necessary for you to succeed in fashion business environments.

FloristryOur floristry course prepares you for work in the floristry industry. Enhance your skills and deepen your knowledge on the assembling, preparation and display of stock and products, as well as how to create advanced, custom-made, large-scale floristry designs.

You will also learn business operations such as register balancing, sales and purchases, and customer service skills to ensure you apply your knowledge to meet customer needs.

Graphic Design and Print MediaOur graphic design courses prepare you for a career in print and electronic media. Produce artwork and page layouts for magazines, newspapers, books and websites, corporate identity programs and advertising campaigns.

Our printing courses encompass aspects of the electronic publishing and graphic design industry and will develop your skills in web design and development.

Interior DesignCreate your own career as an interior decorator and designer. Learn the skills to provide advice and practical solutions on the finishing and furnishing of interior spaces. Working directly with the client or associated professional, you’ll gain experience in working in residential, commercial or institutional spaces.

Music and Sound ProductionIf you have musical skills and a flair for entertainment, a career in music may be for you. Our music courses cover arrangement, composition and music business principles and provide experience in performing at on-the-job venues. Sound production courses teach you to operate audio equipment to record, edit, mix and master and produce sound for CD, DVD, web, TV, radio, film, video productions and live performance.

Performing ArtsStudy acting and dance as well as a range of behind the scenes roles in the performing arts. Whether you like to tread the boards, or prefer a supporting role, these courses develop your personal strengths and professional skills to meet the demands of the rich and rewarding arts and cultural sector.

(Note: admission to acting and dance requires strict talent-based selection through audition.)

Photography, Visual Art and CraftIn our visual arts programs, you can choose from ceramics, digital media, drawing, jewellery, painting, photography, printmaking and sculpture. Explore traditional and contemporary practices as you hone your craft.

Screen and MediaOur screen and media students build practical and creative skills. If you’re interested in taking your ideas from storyboard to the screen, take a course that will challenge you in film and television, CGI and visual effects, digital media and game art.

Technical ProductionOur courses in technical production help sharpen your skills in stage management, design, audio/sound, lighting, staging, vision, set props and scenic art to give you a great foundation for a professional career in the entertainment, arts, events and related industries. You will collaborate with performing artists on several acting and dance shows each year, and work on live music performances.

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Qualification Level Course Name Full Fee WorkReady Fee T/A DOC CT

Fashion

Certificate II Applied Fashion Design and Technology (MST20616) $3,510 – $3,615.30 $300 – $309

Certificate III Applied Fashion Design and Technology (MST30816) $5,355 – $5,515.70 $3,060 – $3,151.80

Certificate IV Millinery (MST40416) $5,536.25 – $5,702.30

Advanced DiplomaApplied Fashion Design and Merchandising (MST60116)

$15,180 – $19,776 $12,018 – $15,656 • •

Bachelor Creative Arts (Costume Design) (UNIFL0007) visit tafesa.edu.au

Bachelor Creative Arts (Fashion) (UNIFL0004) visit tafesa.edu.au

Floristry

Certificate III Floristry (SFL30115) $5,180.50 – $5,335.90 $4,941.40 – $5,089.60 •

Graphic Design and Print Media

Certificate III Print Communications (ICP31415) $13,287 – $16,072.70 $2,924 – $3,537 •

Certificate III Print Manufacturing (ICP31315) $10,970 – $12,571.70 $0 •

Certificate III Printing (ICP31215) $13,287 – $13,685.60 $0 •

Certificate IV Design (CUA40715) $7,980.30 – $8,219.70 $2,808.50 – $2,892.80 •

Advanced Diploma Graphic Design (CUA60315) $13,230 – $14,844 $4,662 – $5,230.60 • •

Interior Design

Certificate IVDesign of Kitchens, Bathrooms and Interior Spaces (MSF40313)

$16,452 – $21,506 $3,107.60 – $4,062.30

Certificate IV Interior Decoration (MSF40113) $13,320 – $20,839 $2,516 – $3,936.20

Diploma Interior Design and Decoration (MSF50213) $22,006 – $38,852 $5,681 – $10,030 •

Advanced Diploma Interior Design (MSF60113) $30,986 – $45,769 $7,999 – $11,815 • •

Music and Sound Production

Certificate III Music Industry (Performance) (CUA30915) $5,562 – $5,728.90 $1,476 – $1,520.30

Certificate III Music Industry (Sound Production) (CUA30915) $5,268.50 – $5,426.50 $1,398.10 – $1,440

Certificate IV Music Industry (Performance) (CUA40915) $9,430.80 – $10,530 $2,439.50 – $2,723.80

Certificate IV Music Industry (Sound Production) (CUA40915) $9,763.60 – $10,057 $2,525.60 – $2,601.40

Diploma Music Industry (Performance) (CUA50815) $13,355 – $13,755 $4,654.50 – $4,794.10 •

Diploma Music Industry (Sound Production) (CUA50815) $13,815 – $14,229.50 $4,815 – $4,959.50

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Certificate IV Dance (CUA40113) $2,500

Advanced Diploma Arts (Acting) (10260NAT) $42,109 – $43,372 $10,583 – $10,900 •

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Photography, Visual Art and Craft

Certificate III Jewellery Manufacture (MEM30605) $17,808 – $19,107 $3,264 – $3,502 •

Certificate IV Arts Administration (CUA40815) $6,528 – $6,723.80

Certificate IV Photography and Photo Imaging (CUA41115) $10,136 – $10,440 $3,567 – $3,674 •

Certificate IV Visual Arts (CUA41315) $15,147 – $15,601 $2,601 – $2,679

Diploma Photography and Photo Imaging (CUA50915) $10,631 – $12,978 $4,522.50 – $5,520.80 •

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Screen and Media

Certificate III Screen and Media (CUA31015) $7,184.30 – $7,399.80 $2,162.30 – $2,227.10

Advanced Diploma Screen and Media (CUA60615) $13,073 – $16,709 $4,606.50 – $5,888 • •

Technical Production

Certificate III Live Production and Services (CUA30415) $6,782.40 – $9,952.30 $1,601.40 – $2,349.80 •

Certificate IVLive Production and Technical Services (CUA40415)

$8,624 – $20,476 $2,094.40 – $4,972.80 •

DiplomaLive Production and Technical Services (CUA50415)

$13,454 – $22,365 $6,054.30 – $10,064 •

Advanced DiplomaLive Production and Management Services (CUA60213)

$7,988.40 – $8,660.70 •

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of people are employed full-time.people are employed in building and construction in South Australia, 8% of the State's workforce.

In general, the building and construction workforce is younger than the South Australian workforce, with higher proportions of people aged 15 to 44 years.

88.4%15-44 64,600

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A trade can be a very rewarding career option and we will help you develop the expertise you need and build on your love of working with your hands.

The building and construction industries offer many career paths for workers with trade Certificates, including self-employment and small-business opportunities in areas such as building design and drafting, building trades, construction, electrical and electronics, cabling and security, plumbing, surveying and cabinet and furniture making.

TAFE SA qualifications in these areas can lead to opportunities to work on new and existing buildings. Graduates pursue employment as subcontractors, project builders, supervisors, designers and estimators in their areas of specialisation.

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Air-conditioning and RefrigerationOur courses in air-conditioning and refrigeration cover theory and practical skills and set you up for a career in installation and maintenance.

Air-conditioning and refrigeration systems are used in domestic, commercial, industrial, military and scientific settings. You will study topics including selecting and installing refrigerant pipework and associated controls, finding and rectifying faults in systems, components and design and installation, maintenance and repair of cooling systems.

Building, Design and DraftingTransform your professional career in the architectural, building and construction industry. Our training enables you to develop practical and transferable skills in design and construction. Learn the skills required of an architectural drafter or building designer in residential, commercial and industrial projects.

Building TradesOur building trades courses provide theory and practical skills required by the building industry and cover trades such as bricklaying, flooring and glazing.

Carpentry and Furniture MakingCabinet makers and furniture makers may specialise in particular areas such as reproduction of antique furniture, kitchen fittings, bedroom suites, office furniture, dining suites, shop fittings and occasional furniture.

You will learn practical skills and knowledge to perform a wide range of tasks including interpretation of specifications and drawings, use of specialised machines and hand techniques.

Electrical and Renewable EnergyOur electrical courses prepare you for a range of careers in this vital and growing sector, including correct installation and maintenance of solar PV systems.

Plumbing and Water OperationsOur plumbing courses provide the link between what you know and what you’ll do as a licensed plumber or gas fitter, and open the door to working with water utilities, water reuse schemes and wastewater treatment plants.

Licensed plumbers may work on commercial, industrial and residential projects involving hot and cold water supply, gas pipes and meters, hot water unit installations, under floor and suspended plumbing drainage systems, heating and cooling systems, guttering and other aspects.

Signwriting, Painting and DecoratingSignwriting courses at TAFE SA cover a range of contemporary and traditional techniques.

You’ll learn how to design and fabricate signage, measure and calculate, produce digital and vinyl signage, apply fasteners and fixings, use a rotary router, and other essential skills.

Our painting and decorating courses equip you with practical skills and knowledge. Learn how to apply paints, stains, varnishes, texture coatings and wallpaper, remove and replace doors and windows, colour-match paint and other finishes, and implement safe work practices for dealing with lead and asbestos.

Wet TradesOur wet trades courses provide theory and practical skills required by the building industry. Trades include bricklaying, solid plastering and tiling.

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Certificate II Skills for Work and Vocational Pathways (FSK20113) (Focusses on Air-conditioning and Refrigeration)

$2,833.90 – $3,067.60 $0

Certificate III Air-conditioning and Refrigeration (UEE32211) $18,360 – $18,911 $0 •

Certificate IVAir-conditioning and Refrigeration Servicing (UEE42711)

$23,040 – $23,731 $5,952 – $6,130.60

DiplomaAir-conditioning and Refrigeration Engineering (UEE51211)

$29,440 – $31,271 $8,880 – $9,432.20

Building, Design and Drafting

Certificate IV Building and Construction (Building) (CPC40110) $13,950 – $16,686 $2,635 – $3,151.80

Certificate IV Building and Construction (Estimating) (CPC40308) $10,512 – $14,647 $1,985.60 – $2,766.60

Certificate IVBuilding and Construction (Site Management) (CPC40508)

$11,232 – $15,388 $2,121.60 – $2,906.70

Certificate IV Building Design Drafting (CPP40115) $15,156 – $18,911 $2,862.80 – $3,572

Certificate IV NatHERS Assessment (CPP41212) $6,084 – $8,621.10

Diploma Building and Construction (Building) (CPC50210) $2,7710 – $3,8283 $7,153.50 – $9,882.90 •

DiplomaBuilding and Construction (Management) (CPC50308)

$4,523.50 – $6,155.30 $4,305.50 – $5,858.60

Diploma Building Design (CPP50911) $21,528 – $32,218 $5,557.50 – $8,317.30 •

Building Trades

Certificate II Construction Pathways (Bricklaying, Tiling, Plastering and Carpentry) (CPC20211)

$3,600 – $11,421 $100 – $317.30

Certificate III Flooring Technology (MSF30813) $13,716 – $17,428 $3,543.30 – $4,502.10 •

Certificate III Glass and Glazing (MSF30413) $12,060 – $17,798 $3,115.50 – $4,597.90 •

Certificate III Wall and Ceiling Lining (CPC31211) $11,232 – $19,652 $0 •

Carpentry and Furniture Making

Certificate II Furniture Finishing (MSF20213) $7,596 – $8,491.30 $211 – $235.90

Certificate II Furniture Making (MSF20313) $5,076 – $6,155.30

Certificate III Cabinet Making (MSF31113) $10,440 – $27,217 $2,697 – $7,031 •

Certificate III Carpentry (CPC30211) $15,048 – $21,692 $0 •

Certificate III Carpentry and Joinery (CPC32011) $19,332 – $24,287 $0 •

Certificate III Furniture Finishing (MSF30113) $14,616 – $16,352 $3,775.80 – $4,224.30 •

Certificate III Furniture Making (MSF30213) $14,454 – $21,377 $3,734 – $5,522.30 •

Certificate III Joinery (CPC31912) $15,678 – $22,470.50 $0 •

Certificate III Timber and Composites Machining (MSF30313) $12,474 – $21,080 $3,222.50 – $5,445.70 •


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Certificate II Electrotechnology (Career Start) (UEE22011) $6,840 – $7,045.20 $190 – $195.70

Certificate III Electrotechnology Electrician (UEE30811) $19,800 – $20,394 $0 •

Certificate III Instrumentation and Control (UEE31211) $18,360 – $18,910.80 $0 •

Certificate IV Electrical – Instrumentation (UEE40411) $24,480 – $25,214 $6,324 – $6,513.70

Diploma Electrical Engineering (UEE50411) $30,912 – $31,839 $9,324 – $9,603.70

Advanced Diploma Electrical – Engineering (UEE62211) $38,640 – $40,936 •

Advanced Diploma Engineering Technology – Electrical (UEE62111) $36,800 – $40,936 $11,100 – $12,348 •

Associate Degree Electrical Engineering (CRS1400352) $24,511 – $25,246 • •

Plumbing and Water Operations

Certificate II Drainage (CPC20712) $5,418 – $6,248 $150.50 – $173.60

Certificate IIMetal Roofing and Cladding (CPC20812) (Focusses on Pre-Vocational Plumbing)

$6,498 – $9,084.60 $180.50 – $252.40

Certificate III Gas Fitting (CPC32713) $7,938 – $9,659.30 $0 •

Certificate III Plumbing (CPC32413) $23,472 – $34,559 $0 •

Certificate III Roof Plumbing (CPC32612) $7,776 – $9,029 $2,008.90 – $2,332.50 •

Certificate III Water Industry Operations (Networks) (NWP30215) $5,508 – $8,528.40 $1,422.90 – $2,203.20

Certificate IIIWater Industry Treatment (Drinking water) (NWP30315)

$5,580 – $8,343 $1,441.50 – $2,155.30

Certificate IIIWater Industry Treatment (Wastewater) (NWP30315)

$5,940 – $8,157.60

Certificate IVPlumbing and Services (Hydraulic Services Design) (CPC40912)

$8,478 – $12,311 $2,190.20 – $3,180.20

Certificate IV Plumbing and Services (Operations) (CPC40912) $8,478 – $15,462 $2,190.20 – $3,994.40

Signwriting, Painting and Decorating

Certificate II Construction Pathways (Painting and Decorating) (CPC20211)

$3,600 – $11,421 $100 – $317.30

Certificate II Construction Pathways (Signage) (CPC20211) $3,600 – $11,421 $100 – $317.30

Certificate III Painting and Decorating (CPC30611) $18,000 – $21,173 $0 •

Certificate III Signage (CPC32111) $9,900 – $17,947 $0 •

Wet Trades

Certificate II Construction Pathways (Pre-Voc Wet Trades) (CPC20211)

$3,600 – $11,421 $100 – $317.30

Certificate III Bricklaying/Blocklaying (CPC30111) $15,012 – $20,097 $0 •

Certificate III Solid Plastering (CPC31011) $12,276 – $17,353 $0 •

Certificate III Wall and Floor Tiling (CPC31311) $15,120 – $18,206 $0 •

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BUSINESS AND MARKETING *The Business and Marketing Industry, Workforce Wizard Industry Report, generated 8 August 2016

of people are employed full-time.In general, the business and marketing workforce is younger than the South Australian workforce, with higher proportions of people aged 15 to 44 years.

people are employed in business and marketing in South Australia, 17.3% of the State's workforce.

55.4%15-44 139,400

TAFE SA’s qualifications will help launch your career in business and marketing and open the door to global opportunities. Graduates find employment in accounting and finance, business, government, management, marketing, retail, health administration, visual merchandising and workplace health and safety.

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Accounting and BookkeepingTAFE SA courses in accounting and bookkeeping will help you develop the skills and knowledge to work in a variety of financial services positions. You will learn how to maintain financial and tax records, process journal entries, prepare financial reports, process payroll, communicate and use technology in the workplace and resolve customer complaints.

Banking and FinanceBuild a career in the exciting and growing banking or financial planning industries. Banking and finance courses at TAFE SA develop your skills and knowledge and pave the way for your career in retail banking, small business banking, commercial lending and financial planning.

Business and AdministrationTAFE SA business qualifications can lead you to administrative and business management careers in a range of industries. Courses cover topics such as customer service, business administration, small business, record keeping and international business. There are also opportunities to participate in TAFE SA’s Simulated Business Environment.

This exposes you to real-life organisational operations, where you’ll learn vital business and technical skills in a hands-on, practical way as you gain work-ready skills and highly sought-after workplace experience. You’ll experience what it is like to work in various business functions, from administration to sales and marketing, finance and purchasing.

ManagementLeaders and managers provide strategic leadership as they oversee the direction of an organisation and the work of others. Our qualifications in management will provide you with the knowledge and skills required to succeed in project management, human resources, information management, innovation, marketing and sustainability.

Procurement and PurchasingProcurement involves acquiring equipment and services for business, often via a bid or tendering process. Our procurement courses are suitable for people in junior managerial or managerial roles in industry or commerce, in supply, procurement, purchasing, contract management or materials management.

Retail and Visual MerchandisingRetail is one of the largest employment sectors in Australia with many opportunities for our graduates. Move into roles in merchandising, buying, selling, marketing and styling, across a diverse range of businesses including fashion, department stores, supermarkets and hardware.

Visual merchandising courses focus on the creative presentation of goods and services. You will learn the principles and elements of design in visual merchandising and create visually strong displays, effective product presentations and floor layouts.

Sales and MarketingTAFE SA courses will equip you for an exciting career in marketing, advertising, business or sales. Our marketing courses cover the principles of successful marketing and customer service skills and challenge you to think outside the marketing square. Our sales course reflects the role of individuals who use well-developed business sales skills in a wide variety of contexts, kickstarting your career in sales.

Workplace Health and Safety (WHS)The health and safety of a workplace is key to the success of an organisation. Our workplace health and safety (WHS) program – tailored for industry – will provide you with the competence to deal with a variety of WHS situations.

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Accounting and Bookkeeping

Certificate III Accounts Administration (FNS30315) $2,077 – $3,224.90

Certificate IV Accounting (FNS40615) $3,720 – $4,342.50

Certificate IV Bookkeeping (FNS40215) $3,472 – $3,959.30

Diploma Accounting (FNS50215) $4,640 – $5,685.60 • •

Advanced Diploma Accounting (FNS60215) $5,600 – $7,498.40 • •

Banking and Finance

Certificate II Financial Services (FNS20115) $738 – $971.30

Certificate III Financial Services (FNS30115) $697 – $1,794.80

Certificate IV Banking Services (FNS42015) $1,599 – $1,858.10

Certificate IV Financial Services (FNS41815) $1,824.50 – $2,196

Diploma Banking Services Management (FNS50915) $2,373 – $2,574 •

Diploma Financial Planning (FNS50615) $3,192 – $3,287.80 •

Diploma Financial Services (FNS51815) $2,058 – $2,249.50 •

Business and Administration

Certificate II Business (BSB20115) $1,384.30 – $2,356.90 $122.50 – $208.60

Certificate II Customer Engagement (BSB20215) $1,864.50 – $1,920.40

Certificate II Health Support Services (HLT23215) $1,949.25 – $2,007.70

Certificate III Business (BSB30115) $1,949.30 – $3,258.90 $1,035 – $1,730.40

Certificate III Business Administration (BSB30415) $1,977.50 – $3,724.50 $1,050 – $1,977.60

Certificate III Business Administration (Education) (BSB30915) $2,034 – $3,375.30

Certificate IIICertificate III in Business Administration (Legal) (BSB31015)

$2,429.50 – $2,967.90

Certificate III Business Administration (Medical) (BSB31115) $1,666.80 – $3,840.90

Certificate III Customer Engagement (BSB30215) $2,062.30 – $3,026.10

Certificate III Recordkeeping (BSB30815) $1,356 – $1,804

Certificate IV Business (BSB40215) $2,640 – $3,806.90 $0 •

Certificate IV Business Administration (BSB40515) $2,376 – $3,874.90 $2,160 – $3,522.60

Certificate IV International Trade (BSB41115) $3,239 – $4,307.50

Certificate IV Recordkeeping (BSB41715) $1,485 – $2,039.40

Diploma Business (BSB50215) $3,078 – $4,421.80 $2,033 – $2,920.60 • •

Diploma Business Administration (BSB50415) $2,754 – $3,837.80 •

Diploma International Business (BSB50815) $4,347.80 – $4,478.20 • •

Advanced Diploma Business (BSB60215) $5,535 – $6,396.30 •


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Certificate III Micro Business Operations (BSB30315) $2,572.50 – $2,838.90

Certificate IV Human Resources (BSB41015) $3,344 – $3,835.70 $2,332 – $2,674.90 • •

Certificate IV Leadership and Management (BSB42015) $4,182 – $4,729.80 $2,703 – $3,057

Certificate IV New Small Business Management (BSB42615) $3,289 – $4,013.70

Certificate IV Project Management Practice (BSB41515) $3,330 – $3,429.90 $2,034 – $2,095 •

Diploma Human Resources Management (BSB50615) $4,266 – $4,638.10 • • •

Diploma Leadership and Management (BSB51915) $4,880 – $6,262.40 • •

Diploma Practice Management (HLT57715) $6,266.50 – $7,387.70 $4,606.50 – $5,430.70

Diploma Project Management (BSB51415) $5,018 – $5,367.30 $3,562 – $3,810

Advanced Diploma Leadership and Management (BSB61015) $5,472 – $6,262.40 •

Advanced Diploma Management (Human Resources) (BSB60915) $4,625 – $5,240.10 • •

Procurement and Purchasing

Certificate IV Purchasing (BSB41615) $3,608 – $4,054.10

Diploma Purchasing (BSB51515) $3,633 – $4,098.40 •

Retail and Visual Merchandising

Certificate I Retail Services (SIR10116) $573.50 – $705

Certificate II Retail Services (SIR20216) $1,165.50 – $1,372

Certificate III Retail (SIR30216) $1,424.50 – $1,619.70

Certificate IV Retail Management (SIR40316) $3,272.50 – $3,589.60 $2,059.75 – $2,259.30

Diploma Retail Leadership (SIR50116) $4,802.50 – $5,165.45 $4,011.50 – $4,314.70

Diploma Visual Merchandising (SIR50212) $8,770 – $11,073

Sales and Marketing

Certificate IV Business Sales (BSB40615) $3,087 – $3,179.60

Certificate IV Marketing and Communication (BSB42415) $5,015 – $5,165.50

Diploma Marketing and Communication (BSB52415) $6,392 – $6,583.80 • •

Advanced Diploma Marketing and Communication (BSB61315) $4,830 – $4,974.90 • •

Work Health and Safety

Certificate IV Work Health and Safety (BSB41415) $3,102 – $3,776 $1,144 – $1,392.60

Diploma Work Health and Safety (BSB51315) $3,440 – $3,625.60

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62,700 52.2%45+of people are employed part-time.In general, the community services

workforce is older than the South Australian workforce, with higher proportions of people aged 45 years and older.

people are employed in community services in South Australia, 7.8% of the State's workforce.

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South Australia's population growth is increasing the focus on the community services sector. Government organisations and communities value the skills, knowledge and qualifications of their staff more than ever.

Our courses can lead to careers in community services work, children's services and education support, aged care, disability services, mental health and drug education, counselling, youth and family support.

As a graduate you may work in community development roles with children, older people, people with disabilities, or those in need of refuge or advocacy. You could also build a career delivering recreation, education or employment programs that benefit communities in the areas of social housing, mental health, family services and alcohol and drug services.

Employment opportunities are found in children’s education and care, aged care and respite, home and community care, education support, out-of-home care, youth services, juvenile residential care, family services and disability respite services.

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Aged and Disability ServicesTAFE SA courses in aged and disability prepare you for work with the elderly or people with disabilities.

Aged care workers provide support to older people to assist them in maintaining their health, wellbeing and independence.

Disability work involves the coordination and delivery of a range of support services for people with a disability. Leisure and health workers may design, develop and implement leisure and health activities and programs for individuals and groups across one or more of these areas. This work can include direct client work, program based supports and residential care.

Children’s Education and Care Working with children at school age or early childhood is a rewarding career choice. With our children’s education and care courses you can prepare for a career in child care, preschool and out-of-school-hours care. Our programs in education support ensure our workplace trainers are qualified and able to design, implement and evaluate training practices.

Community and Family Services TAFE SA community and family services graduates can pursue careers in community development. The community services sector includes roles with children, older people and people with disabilities, as well as refugees and people in need of advocacy. You could also find employment delivering recreation, education or employment programs that benefit communities.

Our counselling courses can lead to a range of roles in the community services sector. Topics covered include counselling practice, risk, ethics and cultural diversity. Financial counsellors provide a specialist service, working with people facing debt and other financial issues.

Mental Health and Drug Education Our courses can prepare you for a career providing services to clients in relation to mental health and alcohol and other drugs. You’ll study counselling, referral, advocacy and health promotion services. Our graduates develop specialist knowledge of laws affecting clients, the range of services available to them and health issues related to mental health, alcohol and drug use.

Youth Work SupportYouth workers help young people make positive changes in their lives and develop the skills to make positive decisions in the future. Your future in youth work could include outreach programs, community programs run for local governments, providing a voice for youth on issues such as health and employment, working in accommodation, education, training and employment, and counselling. Our courses in youth work will help you get there.

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Aged and Disability Services

Certificate III Individual Support (CHC33015) $3,373.30 – $4,492.40 $1,769.60 – $2,356.60

Certificate III Individual Support (Ageing) (CHC33015) $3,373.30 – $4,492.40 $1,769.60 – $2,356.60

Certificate III Individual Support (Disability) (CHC33015) $3,373.30 – $4,492.40 $1,769.60 – $2,356.60

Certificate IIIIndividual Support (Home and Community) (CHC33015)

$3,373.30 – $4,492.40 $1,769.60 – $2,356.60

Certificate IV Disability (CHC43115) $5,885.70 – $7,320.20 $2,900.20 – $3,607.10 •

Certificate IV Leisure and Health (CHC43415) $6,748.20 – $7,533.40 $4,547.70 – $5,076.90 •

Children's Education and Care

Certificate III Early Childhood Education and Care (CHC30113) $3,659.55 – $3,965.70 $2,675.80 – $2,899.70

Certificate III Education Support (CHC30213) $3,376.80 – $3,664.40

Certificate IV School Age Education and Care (CHC40113) $3,362 – $3,644.80 •

Certificate IV Education Support (CHC40213) $4,509.10 – $4,885.90

Diploma Early Childhood Education and Care (CHC50113) $8,778 – $11,488 $6,375.60 – $8,343.60 • •

Diploma School Age Education and Care (CHC50213) $7,505 – $10,641 $5,451 – $7,728.90 •

Community and Family Services

Certificate II Community Services (CHC22015) $393.60 – $591.20 $96 – $144.20

Certificate III Community Services (CHC32015) $1,590.80 – $1,963.70 $912 – $1,126

Certificate IVChild, Youth and Family Intervention (Family Support) (CHC40313)

$5,580 – $6,609.50 $3,330 – $3,944.40

Certificate IV Community Services (CHC42015) $3,275.60 – $5,242.20 $1,769.60 – $2,832

Diploma Community Services (CHC52015) $6,903.80 – $7,786.80 $4,668.30 – $5,265.40 • •

DiplomaCommunity Services (Case Management) (CHC52015)

$7,008.80 – $8,273.50 $4,739.30 – $5,594.40 •

Diploma Counselling (CHC51015) $7,560 – $8,363.60 •

Diploma Financial Counselling (CHC51115) $7,455 – $8,787.20 $5,041 – $5,941.80 •

Advanced Diploma Community Sector Management (CHC62015) $4,830 – $6,002.30 $3,266 – $4,058.70 •


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Certificate IV Alcohol and Other Drugs (CHC43215) $5,298.30 – $5,457.20 $3,166.80 – $3,261.80

Certificate IV Mental Health (CHC43315) $3,480 – $4,099.70 $2,080 – $2,450.40

Certificate IV Mental Health Peer Work (CHC43515) $3,110.30 – $3,629.20 $1,859 – $2,169.20

Diploma Mental Health (CHC53315) $7,770 – $8,003.10 $5,254 – $5,411.60 •

Youth Work

Certificate IV Youth Justice (CHC40513) $4,302.80 – $4,661.80 $2,567.80 – $2,782

Certificate IV Youth Work (CHC40413) $6,001.60 – $7,216.20 $3,581.60 – $4,306.40

Diploma Youth Justice (CHC50513) $5,813.50 – $7,348.80 •

Diploma Youth Work (CHC50413) $10,932.40 – $12,365 • •

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65.2% of people are employed full-time.

62,200 In general, the education and training workforce is older than the South Australian workforce, with higher proportions of people aged 45 years and older.

people are employed in the education and languages sectors in South Australia, 7.7% of the State's workforce.

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TAFE SA encourages a love of education and a love of learning. Our mission is to deliver life-long learning that sustains communities and builds workforce capability and individual capacity. In the Training and Education area we will help you become an effective and competent trainer and assessor, while Foundation Skills will support you as you acquire the skills for professional and personal development.

We are a recognised national leader in the provision of training and education (TAE) competencies, as well as language, literacy and numeracy (LLN) skills and employability programs across Australia and abroad.

We offer a comprehensive suite of training options, professional development products and solutions for government, industry and communities in domestic and overseas markets.

EDUCATIONAND LANGUAGES


Adult Migrant English ProgramThe Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) provides up to 510 hours of free English language tuition to eligible migrants and humanitarian entrants to help them learn foundation English language and settlement skills.

Funded by the Australian Government Department of Education and Training, the AMEP enables you to participate socially and economically in Australian society.

The AMEP is delivered by TAFE SA English Language Services in South Australia.

English as a Second LanguageIf you need to improve your English skills to gain employment or admission into further study or training, our nationally accredited courses are for you. They are run through the English Language Centre and focus on a student's individual language needs, incorporating speaking, listening, reading and writing.

Interpreting and TranslatingThe ability to fluently communicate in another language can be a valuable asset on your resume. A combination of high-level English and community language skills can provide a solid basis for a career in interpreting and translating, and our courses will provide you with these.

Library Studies and TeachingEducation and training skills are in demand, with skill shortages in many industries, and we can prepare education and community trainers with qualifications in a range of areas. Our programs ensure workplace trainers are qualified and able to design, implement and evaluate training practices. We also provide training for support roles in education, such as teaching support and library studies.

Literacy and NumeracyCourses in literacy and numeracy will provide you with a strong foundation in language, literacy and numeracy development as a pathway to undertaking further vocational study or employment. Units from these courses can also be studied alongside your vocational course.

Sign LanguageAuslan (Australian Sign Language) is a significantly growing language throughout Australia. In our courses, you will learn how to communicate with people who are deaf or hearing impaired by using Auslan.

Women’s EducationTAFE SA's Women's Education programs provide women with the skills, knowledge and self-confidence to proceed to further education or employment and deal with career and life changes. Many of the students choosing these courses have been out of the workforce because of family responsibilities. Courses develop literacy and numeracy, computing, self-development and work-related competencies.

Workplace trainingOur training and assessment courses teach essential training and assessment activities including learning how to design learning programs, use training packages and courses to meet client needs, and deliver group-based learning. You will also study other topics including planning, workplace learning and assessment processes.

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Adult Migrant English Program

Certificate Preliminary Spoken and Written English (10361NAT) Fee free

Certificate I Spoken and Written English (10362NAT) Fee free

English as a Second Language

Certificate I English Proficiency (10267NAT) $5,940 – $6,600

Certificate II English Proficiency (10268NAT) $5,940 – $6,600

Certificate III English Proficiency (10269NAT) $6,930 – $7,920

Certificate IV English Proficiency (10270NAT) $6,600 – $7,590

Diploma English Proficiency (10166NAT) $8,904 – $9,240

Languages, Interpreting and Translating

Diploma Interpreting (LOTE-English) (PSP50916) $10,248 $2,409

Advanced Diploma Translating (PSP60816) $10,836 $2,547.75 •

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Library Studies and Teaching

Certificate III Education Support (CHC30213) $3,376.80 – $3,557.70

Certificate IV Education Support (CHC40213) $4,509.10 – $4,743.60

Certificate IV Library and Information Services (BSB42115) $5,244 – $2,277 •

Diploma Library and Information Services (BSB52115) $7,375.50 – $3,366 • •

Literacy and Numeracy

Certificate I Access to Vocational Pathways (FSK10113) $1,967.45 – $2,075.75 $0

Certificate I Skills for Vocational Pathways (FSK10213) $2,310.40 – $2,436.75 $0

Certificate II Education and Skills Development (10266NAT) $7,581 – $10,288.50

Certificate II Skills for Work and Vocational Pathways (FSK20113) $2,833.85 – $2,978.25 $0

Sign Language

Certificate II Auslan (22075VIC) $3,825 $225

Certificate III Auslan (22077VIC) $3,910 $460

Certificate IV Auslan (22078VIC) $3,825 $1,462.50

Women's Education

Certificate II Women's Education (10253NAT) $5,595.50 – $8,645.95 $0

Certificate III Women's Education (10254NAT) $8,032.25 – $11,732.50 $445 – $650

Certificate IV Women's Education (10255NAT) $9,386 – $12,996 $520 – $720 •

Workplace Training

Certificate IV Training and Assessment (TAE40110) $2,448 – $3,024 •

Diploma Training Design and Development (TAE50211) $2,998 – $4,067 •

Diploma Vocational Education and Training (TAE50111) $2,984.25 – $3,849.25 •

Graduate Diploma Adult Language, Literacy and Numeracy Leadership (TAE80213) $4,500 – $5,310

Graduate Diploma Adult Language, Literacy and Numeracy Practice (TAE80113) $5,200 – $5,310

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of people are employed full-time.

74.6%In general, the public administration, property and legal studies workforce is older than the South Australian workforce, with higher proportions of people aged 45 years and older.

45+people are employed in the public administration, property and legal studies industries in South Australia.

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GOVERNMENT, PROPERTY AND LEGAL

TAFE SA offers the largest range of police, legal and statutory compliance training in South Australia. Our training can lead to qualifications in policing, legal services, statutory compliance, investigation and property conveyancing.

TAFE SA’s courses have been developed with industry partners including South Australia Police, government departments and private legal firms. All legal studies courses have further study pathways, including pathways to university.

GOVERNMENT,PROPERTY AND LEGAL

*The Legal Studies Industry, Workforce Wizard Industry Report, generated 22 February 2017


GovernmentTAFE SA studies in government equip you for work across local, state and commonwealth government. You will learn to specialise in administration, governance, regulatory services, regulatory compliance, investigation and planning. You can learn about financial management, project management, change management, team leadership, business planning and policy development.

Legal ServicesTAFE SA legal studies courses provide skills and knowledge required to assist a legal practitioner. You will study topics including the Australian legal system, legal research and professional interaction in a legal environment.

PolicingTAFE SA policing courses enhance your chances of recruitment with South Australia Police (SAPOL). They also provide career advancement pathways for existing SAPOL officers.

Designed to meet SAPOL’s needs, our course provide you with the skills and knowledge required for success as a police officer in South Australia.

You will be given the opportunity to attend guest lectures, meet and talk with serving police officers as well as undertake practical exercises. All courses provide study pathways and credits for degree qualifications at university.

Property and ConveyancingConveyancing is a key element of the real estate industry. Our property conveyancing courses provide training in property investment and conveyancing. Once you’ve completed the conveyancing program, you’ve met regulatory requirements for licencing and registration as a registered conveyancer in South Australia.

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Certificate III Local Government (LGA30104) $2,486 – $3,026.10 •

Certificate IV Government (PSP40116) $3,203.50 – $4,911

Certificate IV Government Investigations (PSP40416) $4,380 – $5,256 $930 – $1,116

Diploma Government (PSP50116) $3,867.50 – $5,034.10 $2,434.25 – $3,168.50 •

Legal Studies

Certificate IV Legal Services (BSB42215) $4,425 – $5,446.10 •

Diploma Legal Services (BSB52215) $4,875.50 – $5,431.70 •

Policing

Certificate III Police Studies (10262NAT) $3,612 – $3,720.40 $666.50 – $686.50 •

Property and Conveyancing

Advanced Diploma Conveyancing (BSB61115) $7,832 – $9,064

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*The Personal Care Services Industry, Workforce Wizard Industry Report, generated 8 August 2016


52.1%In general, the personal care services workforce is younger than the South Australian workforce, with higher proportions of people aged 15 to 44 years.

15-44 people are employed in the personal care services workforce in South Australia.

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HAIR AND BEAUTY

If you are creative, have a passion for colour, style and beauty, and are interested in being a beauty therapist, hairdresser, barber, spa therapist, nail technician or make-up artist, you may be interested in our range of hair and beauty courses.

We offer real-world salon experience and the chance to make connections within the industry to prepare you for a career in the hair and beauty industry, such as hair cutting and colouring, face shaving, body treatments, spa therapy, facials and massage.


Beauty Therapy If you would like a career as a make-up artist, nail technician or beauty therapist we offer highly practical and comprehensive courses. Learn and practise your skills in our professional salon environment working on real clients. Our courses are designed to meet your area of expertise, whether its make-up, nails, facials and skin care, body massage, spa therapies or anti-ageing facial treatments.

Hairdressing Our courses will prepare you for a career in hairdressing as an apprentice hairdresser, salon assistant or salon owner. You will learn a range of skills and techniques in cutting, barbering, styling, perming, straightening and colouring hair, while working and learning in the TAFE SA salons – which are fully simulated to reflect commercially operating salons.

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Certificate II Retail Cosmetics (SHB20116) $4,160.75 $222.50

Certificate III Beauty Services (SHB30115) $6,244.40 $2,814 •

Certificate III Make-Up (SHB30215) $5,370.65 $2,420.25 •

Certificate III Nail Technology (SHB30315) $5,650.25

Certificate IV Beauty Therapy (SHB40115) $15,844.50

DiplomaBeauty Therapy (Specialising in Spa Treatments) (SHB50115)

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DiplomaBeauty Therapy (Specialising in Relaxation Massage) (SHB50115)

$19,484.70

Hairdressing

Certificate II Salon Assistant (SHB20216) $4,111.25 $162.50

Certificate III Barbering (SHB30516) $11,050.50

Certificate III Hairdressing (SHB30416) $15,141 •

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*The Health and Lifestyle Industry, Workforce Wizard Industry Report, generated 8 August 2016


53.6%In general, the health and lifestyle workforce is older than the South Australian workforce, with higher proportions of people aged 45 years and older.

45+ people are employed in the health and lifestyle sectors in South Australia, 9.5% of the State's workforce.

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HEALTH AND LIFESTYLE

If you are interested in the health and wellbeing of others, a career in health may be right for you. As governments and communities place increasing importance on well-trained staff to work in residential, community and home settings, high-quality, industry-recognised training is essential.

Our health-related courses can lead to careers in allied health, natural therapy, enrolled nursing, dental, fitness, sport and recreation and in pathology collection.

HEALTH AND LIFESTYLE


Allied Health and AdministrationWorkers in the health and allied health industry play key roles in delivering services within community, residential and clinical settings. With an ageing population, demand for health services continues to rise. Health assistants support allied health professionals such as physiotherapists, dieticians, speech therapists, podiatrists and occupational therapists within general health and allied health settings.

Our health administration courses prepare you with the skills required to meet the many complex challenges that health support services staff and health administrators face in the modern health, aged care, hospitals, health centres and private practice industries.

Complementary HealthComplementary health covers a range of natural therapies such as aromatherapy, massage and reflexology, that aim to alleviate a variety of symptoms and assist with general health and wellbeing. Many complementary therapies are recognised by medical professionals as part of an integrated approach to healthcare. Practitioners work in a range of healthcare settings, from home-based clinics to hospitals.

DentalDental care has moved from a focus on repairing cavities and decay to proactive, preventative measures. Dental hygienists, assistants, technicians and prosthetics work closely with dentists in the care and treatment of patients’ teeth, gums and oral cavities. As the population ages and people become more aware of the value of their teeth, dental workers continue to be in demand.

Our courses will ensure you are industry ready as we use a flexible learning and assessment approach that reflects current science and practice in dentistry.

Fitness, Sport and RecreationOur fitness, sport and recreation training options include exercise programming, sports psychology, and addressing clients’ needs. Our work-ready graduates bring value to their employers with cutting-edge knowledge and a commitment to communication and teamwork.

Nursing and PathologyIn a TAFE SA nursing course you’ll learn about contemporary nursing practice, law and ethics, anatomy and physiology. Other topics include acute and chronic health disorders, clinical nursing skills and medication management. Study in this area can lead to qualification as an Enrolled Nurse (EN), enabling you to provide nursing care in hospitals, aged-care facilities and other health care settings.

Pathology specimen collectors (phlebotomists) are vital members of a pathology laboratory team, required to possess considerable technical expertise and interpersonal skills. Their role includes collecting blood and other specimens from hospital patients and external clients for pathology testing.

WellbeingUnderpinned by the latest research in positive psychology, our courses in wellbeing are interactive and practical to equip you with knowledge and skills applicable in personal and professional settings.

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Allied Health and Administration

Certificate III Allied Health Assistance (HLT33015) $2,369.30 – $2,711.50 $1,498.50 – $1,715

Certificate III Health Administration (HLT37315) $2,203.50 – $2,880.70 $1,170 – $1,529.60

Certificate IV Allied Health Assistance (HLT43015) $4,668.60 – $6,609.50 $3,501.50 – $4,957.10 •

Certificate IV Health Administration (HLT47315) $2,922.50 – $3,010.20 $0

Complementary Health

Certificate IV Massage Therapy (HLT42015) $5,232.80 – $5,453.60 •

Diploma Clinical Aromatherapy (HLT52315) $11,914 – $12,466 •

Diploma Reflexology (HLT52515) $9,837.70 – $10,444 •

Diploma Remedial Massage (HLT52015) $13,462 – $14,371 •

Dental

Certificate III Dental Assisting (HLT35015) $4,855.20 – $5,303.70 $0 •

Certificate III Dental Laboratory Assisting (HLT35115) $2,755.20 – $2,837.90

Certificate IV Dental Assisting (HLT45015) $12,331.15 – $16,385 $3,251.30– $4,320.10 • •

Diploma Dental Technology (HLT55115) $21,886 – $22,543 $6,716.40 – $6,917.90 •

Advanced Diploma Oral Health (Dental Hygiene) (10286NAT) $54,850 – $56,495 $14,134 – $14,558 •


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Certificate II Outdoor Recreation (SIS20213) $1,239.50 – $3,181.40 $92.50 – $237.40

Certificate III Fitness (SIS30315) $2,261 – $2,804.70

Certificate IV Fitness (SIS40215) $3,223.20 – $3,922.20

Diploma Fitness (SIS50215) $7,386.50 – $10,009 $4,628.30 – $6,271.20

Diploma Outdoor Recreation (SIS50310) $7,536.60 – $17,002 $3,688.80 – $8,321.80 •

Diploma Sport Development (SIS50612) $4,469.60 – $5,420.20 $3,167.20 – $3,840.80 •

Nursing and Pathology

Certificate III Health Services Assistance (HLT33115) $2,679.30 – $5,362.70 $1,694.60 – $3,391.80

Certificate IIIHealth Services Assistance (Operating theatre technician) (HLT33115)

$2,679.30 – $5,362.70 $1,694.60 – $3,391.80

Certificate III Pathology Collection (HLT37215) $4,135.80 – $4,259.90 $2,508.60 – $2,583.90

Certificate IV Preparation for Nursing Education (52689WA) $2,232 – $2,299

Diploma Nursing (HLT54115) $26,781 – $29,800 $8,461.50 – $9,415.50 • •

Wellbeing

Associate Degree Primary Health and Wellbeing (CRS1400419) $23,501 – $24,206

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*The Hospitality and Tourism Industry, Workforce Wizard Industry Report, generated 8 August 2016


53% In general, the hospitality and tourism workforce is younger than the South Australian workforce, with higher proportions of people aged 15 to 44 years.

15-44 people are employed in the hospitality and tourism sectors in South Australia, 11.9% of the State's workforce.

96,000

The hospitality and tourism industries provide a wide variety of career possibilities. Whether you enjoy working with people, creating amazing experiences, or being part of the behind the scenes team producing fine flavours with food and wine, there’s a TAFE SA course to suit your palate.

Trained hospitality, tourism, events and travel staff are always in demand. Careers for our graduates include roles in food production and preparation, wine and beer production, event management, customer service, visitor centres and travel consultants, to name a few. The exciting world of food production includes cookery, baking, meat processing, dairy, seafood and confectionery. If you prefer working directly with customers, a front-of-house role in hospitality, tourism, events or travel might be for you.

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BakeryTAFE SA baking courses cover all areas of sweet and savoury baked goods production. Learn how to make cakes, sponges, bread and pastry. Other topics include biscuits, meringues and cake decorating. Graduates can pursue careers in international hotels, catering firms, bakeries, restaurants, cafés, cake franchises and hospitals.

Cheese MakingOur cheese making courses cover all aspects of artisan cheese production. Learn how to make soft ripened, blue vein, cheddar and non-bovine cheeses and dive into a range of topics including food safety, cheese science, new product development and troubleshooting.

CookeryTAFE SA cookery qualifications offer a world of opportunities for cooks and kitchen hands. You can learn how to prepare a huge variety of dishes using meat, seafood, poultry, vegetables and fruit. Our courses also cover menu development, dietary requirements and food safety. Graduates can expect to work with people from all over the world and experience many types of food preparation techniques.

Our training restaurants like TIROS and Graduates at Regency enable students to gain industry experience in a fully operational commercial setting. TAFE SA cookery students carry out all aspects of restaurant operations, including back-of-house and kitchen duties.

Event ManagementEvents management is a growing industry in Australia and trained professionals are in demand. Learn how to manage events ranging from private and business functions, to corporate meetings and conferences, to festivals and exhibitions. Our event management qualification will help you succeed with first-class skills in organisation, planning and attention to detail.

Food TechnologyGraduating from our food technology courses gives you a stepping stone to technical and management roles in the food processing industry. Food science and technology covers all areas of food production including dairy, cheese making, retail meat butchery, meat processing, baking, brewing and beverages. Laboratory operations involve the chemical and microbiological testing of food and testing the functionality of ingredients that have recently become available.

HospitalityHospitality is a varied industry where specialist staff are always in demand in hotels, restaurants, cafés, banqueting or catering businesses. Gain skills in hospitality, focusing on bar, food and wine service, and cover advanced topics such as marketing, finance and human resource management.

Meat ProcessingGraduates of our meat processing courses pursue careers with butchers, meat wholesalers and abattoirs. TAFE SA meat processing courses cover selecting, cutting, trimming, preparing and displaying meat for sale. Other topics include hygiene and sanitation, knife sharpening and humane animal handling.

TourismTourism is a global career – jobs in travel and tourism are found wherever tourists want to go. Our tourism courses focus on experiential learning in and out of the classroom, where field trips and excursions provide a hands-on experience of the industry. Courses include studies in tourism development, tour guiding, provision of visitor information, travel, sales, marketing and tourism operations.

Wine and ViticultureCourses in wine production prepare you for work in the wine industry. Depending on the specialisation chosen, you may develop the skills and knowledge to manage the cultivation and development of vines, work as a vineyard owner or manager, or gain employment at a cellar door. You will also develop skills, knowledge and experience in wine and regional food production, processing and wine sensory evaluation.

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Baking

Certificate II Food Processing (FDF20111) $2,125.20 – $4,264.20 $0

Certificate III Patisserie (SIT31016) $7,140 – $7,984.60 $3,255 – $3,640

Certificate III Retail Baking (Bread) (FDF30610) $4,357.50 – $5,768 $0 •

Certificate III Retail Baking (Cake and Pastry) (FDF30510) $4,987.80 – $5,960.10 $0 •

Certificate IV Patisserie (SIT40716) $12,770 – $15,780 $5,821.80 – $7,193.80

Diploma Food Processing (Specialising in Baking) (FDF50110) $10,209 – $16,414 $6,580.50 – $10,580

Cheese Making

Certificate III Food Processing (FDF30111) $3,746.70 – $6,751.70 $2,009.10 – $3,620.45

Diploma Food Processing (FDF50110) $7,296.75 – $13,506.40 $6,727.50 – $12,452.70

Cooking

Certificate II Kitchen Operations (SIT20416) $3,348 – $5,228.30 $155 – $242.05

Certificate III Catering Operations (SIT30916) $6,264 – $7,842.40 $2,697 – $3,376.60

Certificate III Commercial Cookery (SIT30816) $8,694 – $10,457 $3,743.30 – $4,502.10 •

Certificate IV Commercial Cookery (SIT40516) $12,636 – $15,129 $5,440.50 – $6,513.70 •

Event Management

Certificate III Events (SIT30516) $5,378.40 – $5,539.80 $2,614.50 – $2,692.90

Diploma Event Management (SIT50316) $9,127.30 – $9,401.10 $4,419.10 – $4,551.70 • •

Advanced Diploma Event Management (SIT60216) $11,934 – $13,203 •

Food Technology

Diploma Food Science and Technology (FDF50311) $7,177.50 – $11,500 •

Diploma Quality Auditing (BSB51615) $3,407.50 – $3,509.70

Graduate Certificate Entrepreneurship for Food and Wine (10251NAT) $26,820 – $27,625 •

Graduate Diploma Entrepreneurship for Food and Wine (10252NAT) $26,820 – $27,625 •


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Certificate II Hospitality (SIT20316) $2,883.60 – $4,749.90 $133.50 – $219.91 •

Certificate III Hospitality (SIT30616) $3,456 – $6,974.70 $0 •

Certificate III Hospitality (Restaurant Front of House) (SIT30716) $7,203.60 – $7,419.70

Certificate III Catering Operations (Hospitality Stream) (SIT30916) $6,264 – $7,842.40 $2,697 – $3,376.60

Certificate IV Hospitality (SIT40416) $7,992 – $10,012 $3,441 – $4,310.60 •

Diploma Hospitality Management (SIT50416) $13,260 – $13,658 •

Advanced Diploma Hospitality Management (SIT60316) $16,907 – $17,414 • •

Bachelor Hospitality Management (CRS1400418) $36,115 – $37,199

Meat Processing

Certificate II Meat Processing (Meat Retailing) (AMP20415) $7,936.50 – $7,364.50 $277.50 – $257.50

Certificate III Meat Processing (Boning Room) (AMP30116) $7,722 – $7,953.70 $4,860 – $5,005.80 •

Certificate III Meat Processing (General) (AMP30616) $4,290 – $4,566 $2,700 – $2,873.70 •

Certificate III Meat Processing (Meat Safety) (AMP30316) $7,293 – $9,426.60 $2,091 – $2,702.70 •

Certificate III Meat Processing (Rendering) (AMP30416) $7,293 – $7,511.80 $2,091 – $2,153.70 •

Certificate III Meat Processing (Retail Butcher) (AMP30815) $7,332 – $7,552 $0 •

Certificate III Meat Processing (Slaughtering) (AMP30516) $7,236 – $7,453.10 $4,860 – $5,005.80 •

Certificate III Meat Processing (Smallgoods – Manufacture) (AMP31016) $11,363.40 – $13,027 $2,832 – $3,246.60 •

Travel and Tourism

Certificate III Tourism (SIT30116) $4,568.40 – $6,307.30 $2,220.80 – $3,066.10

Certificate III Travel (SIT30216) $6,890.40 – $7,097.10 $3,349.50 – $3,450 •

Diploma Travel and Tourism Management (SIT50116) $8,740.55 – $13,111 $4,231.90 – $6,348.10 • •

Advanced Diploma Travel and Tourism Management (SIT60116) $12,829 – $17,357 • •

Wine and Viticulture

Certificate II Wine Industry Operations (FDF20411) $5,147.40 – $8,954.80 $186.50 – $324.45

Certificate II Wine Industry Operations (Wine Grape Growing) (FDF20411) $1,995.55 – $3,692 $186.50 – $345.05

Certificate III Wine Industry Operations (FDF30411) $8,252.40 – $15,067 $2,451.80 – $4,476.40 •

Certificate III Wine Industry Operations (Wine Grape Growing) (FDF30411) $3,827.20 – $7,119.40 $2,451.80 – $4,560.80

Diploma Food and Wine Management (10257NAT) $8,636.30 – $9,730.40 •

Diploma Viticulture (AHC51516) $10,836 – $11,161

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79.8%In general, the information technology workforce is younger than the South Australian workforce, with higher proportions of people aged 15 to 44 years.

people are employed in the information technology workforce in South Australia.

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INFORMATIONTECHNOLOGY

Information Technology (IT) is continuing to change our lives and the way we do business. Industries, businesses and individuals depend on IT for their basic and more advanced operations and will continue to demand support from highly skilled employees with the right qualifications.

Awareness of the continuous technological changes in information and digital media technologies will provide opportunities for an exciting career in the IT industry or one of the sectors that demand IT services to operate effectively and productively.


Digital LiteracyDigital literacy provides basic skills and knowledge in using a personal computer. This includes email, the internet for research, understanding computer hardware and creating business documents – using a variety of software application packages. These courses provide the skills and knowledge you’ll need for entry into the workforce or further studies in information technology.

Digital MediaIn digital media courses you’ll learn how to create and produce digital work. Depending on the chosen course, you will build skills in a range of areas including digital drawing and painting, digital brush creation and manipulation, texture painting, colour theory, photo manipulation, 3D modelling and 2D animation, web authoring, preparation of audio assets and video editing.

Information Technology SupportInformation Technology (IT) support workers need to have broad knowledge of the systems used by their organisation. IT support courses cover essential knowledge in hardware, software and networking through topics including networking using Cisco, Microsoft and virtualisation technologies, programming and website development. You’ll also learn about security, database management and troubleshooting.

Networking and SecurityA TAFE SA networking course will teach you how to design and administer ICT networks. You’ll work with the latest technologies, including hardware, software and facilities. Our courses cover skills such as how to install and configure network hardware, maintain servers, install software to networked computers and monitor network security. Skills can be applied to a range of settings, from small offices to enterprise-wide network infrastructure.

Software DevelopmentSoftware development courses at TAFE SA prepare you for a career in developing mobile and web applications. Learn to create new software products for Windows, iOS and Android mobile operating systems. Software and applications programmers design, develop, test, maintain and document program code according to user requirements and system and technical specifications.

Website DevelopmentTAFE SA website development courses prepare you for working in the online space. Our graduates have skills and knowledge spanning design, development, site performance, database integration, implementation and acceptance testing. You’ll learn how to develop new websites and update existing ones and study topics including markup languages, technical protocols and standards, and meeting clients’ needs.

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Digital Literacy

Certificate I Information, Digital Media and Technology (ICT10115) $1,944 – $2160 •

Certificate II Information, Digital Media and Technology (ICT20115) $2,952 – $3,888 $205 – $270

Certificate III Information, Digital Media and Technology (ICT30115) $3,000 – $5,100 $620 – $1,054 •

Digital Media

Certificate IV Digital Media Technologies (ICT40815) $6,402.50 – $7,190.50 $1,787.50 – $2,007.50 •

Diploma Digital Media Technologies (ICT50915) $7,699.50 – $8,230.50 $4,132.50 – $4,417.50 • • •

IT Support

Certificate IV Information Technology (ICT40115) $5,207 – $6,096 $2,255 – $2,640 •

Advanced Diploma Computer Systems Technology (ICT60515) $8,717.20 – $9,176 $4,947.60 – $5,208

Networking and Security

Certificate IV Information Technology Networking (ICT40415) $4,725 – $5,166 $2,062.50 – $2,255 •

Diploma Information Technology Networking (ICT50415) $6,162 – $8,970 $3,318 – $4,830 • • •

Advanced Diploma Network Security (ICT60215) $4,719 – $6,123 $2,541 – $3,297 • • •

Software Development

Certificate IV Programming (ICT40515) $6,112.50 – $6,300 $2,241.25 – $2,310 •

Diploma Software Development (ICT50715) $8,481.75 – $9,460 $3,313.80 – $3,696 • • •

Website Development

Certificate IV Web-Based Technologies (ICT40315) $4635 – $4921.25 $2007.50 – $2131.25 •

Diploma Website Development (ICT50615) $7522.50 – $8032.50 $4203.75 – $4488.75 • • •


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WORKFORCE SNAPSHOT*

*The Mining Engineering and Automotive Industry, Workforce Wizard Industry Report, generated 8 August 2016


86.9% In general, the Mining, Engineering and Automotive industry are older than the South Australian workforce, with higher proportions of people aged 45 years and older.

45+ people are employed in the mining, engineering and transport sectors in South Australia, 5.2% of the State's workforce.

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Manufacturing, defence, mining and automotive industries offer many rewarding careers. Employers in many fields are becoming more reliant on sophisticated electronics and information technology. Continuous technological changes in motor vehicles make for exciting careers in the automotive industry.

Mining and civil construction provide the resources and infrastructure necessary to a modern and developing society. The specialist manufacturing industry is a key component to a growing economy.

We provide industry-leading education for these vital sectors. Our courses range from entry level training and apprenticeships to advanced courses for para-professionals and pathways to university. You will have access to the latest technology and equipment as you build skills and knowledge. Links with industry provide you with opportunities to gain real-world experience in the workplace as you learn. Once in the workforce, you may pursue life-long learning through TAFE SA to ensure your skills are always up to date.

MINING, ENGINEERING AND AUTOMOTIVE

MINING, ENGINEERING AND AUTOMOTIVE


AutomotiveYour study can lead to nationally accredited apprenticeships with an employer, resulting in a qualification as a tradesperson. Automotive qualifications include training in mechanical, vehicle body, outdoor power equipment, electrical and marine. These studies may also lead to employment in various automotive workshops, including both light and heavy vehicle, automotive electrical and vehicle body repair workshops.

Electronics and Computer SystemsElectronics and computer systems transmit and process information via electronic circuits, computer networks, data and voice communications and security systems.

Our courses develop your skills in design, assembly, testing, troubleshooting and maintenance of such systems.

Civil, Structural and Mechanical Engineering

Civil and structural engineering underpins the planning, design and construction of private buildings and facilities, bridges and roads, water infrastructure and more. The industry has two major branches: design (also known as engineering consulting) and construction. Mechanical engineering is centred on the manufacture and use of machinery in a range of settings.

Courses provide you with industry-based qualifications so you can apply technical knowledge and skills in engineering systems to interpret and prepare technical data.

Engineering Design and DraftingCourses in engineering design and drafting prepare you for careers in the civil and structural engineering consulting and construction industry. This industry underpins the planning, design and construction of private and public buildings and facilities, bridges and roads, water infrastructure and more.

Designed in collaboration with industry, these courses will teach you how to prepare drawings, documentation and specifications, inspecting works and estimating costs.

Manufacturing and WeldingAt TAFE SA we offer a wide range of engineering trade qualifications. People in engineering trades use a wide variety of metals to make items such as components, frames, structural steelwork and vessels. Engineering trades refer to fabrication, general engineering, welding and structural steel.

Our courses are suitable for entry level, trainees or those currently working in the industry. You will acquire industry specific skills relevant to your current or intended career.

Mining, Geoscience, Oil and GasOur mining and petroleum courses cover the exploration, extraction and processing of minerals, oil and gas. You can study soil science, geology, hydrogeology, mineralogy, petrology and risk control. Other topics include spatial data, environmental management and site rehabilitation.

Mining qualifications prepare you for a range of skilled positions in an open cut mine or quarry. Courses in geoscience and exploration qualify you for a career in mineral and petroleum exploration or you can train for work in an oil or gas production facility at our Onshore Petroleum Centre of Excellence training facility at Tonsley.

SurveyingSurveying provides a varied and exciting career that has a great indoor/outdoor balance. As a profession, surveyors are highly respected, well paid and in constant demand as they apply skills in design, measurement, evidential analysis and the ability to relate to all members of a project.

Our surveying courses have a strong practical focus to give you extensive skills in the use of a wide range of surveying software and hardware. While studying, you will gain valuable skills in the collection, processing and presentation of data in a wide range of areas including mining, engineering, construction and land surveying.

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Automotive

Certificate II Automotive Servicing Technology (AUR20516) $5,040 – $9,455.40 $140 – $262.65

Certificate III Agricultural Mechanical Technology (AUR30416) $12,150 – $18,151 $0 •

Certificate III Automotive Body Repair Technology (AUR32116) $18,990 – $19,560 $0 •

Certificate III Automotive Diesel Engine Technology (AUR31516) $21,222 – $21,859 $0 •

Certificate III Automotive Diesel Fuel Technology (AUR31416) $14,220 – $14,647 $0 •

Certificate III Automotive Electrical Technology (AUR30316) $16,830 – $23,342 $0 •

Certificate III Automotive Refinishing Technology (AUR32416) $19,710 – $20,301 $0 •

Certificate IIIHeavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology (AUR31116)

$18,180 – $27,439 $0 •

Certificate III Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology (AUR30616) $18,090 – $24,566 $0 •

Certificate III Marine Mechanical Technology (AUR30516) $16,020 – $16,501 $0 •

Certificate III Mobile Plant Technology (AUR31216) $20,610 – $24,547 $0 •

Certificate III Motorcycle Mechanical Technology (AUR30816) $18,360 – $18,911 $0 •

Certificate III Outdoor Power Equipment Technology (AUR30716) $17,946 – $18,484 $4,636.10 – $4,775.10 •

Electronics and Computer Systems

Certificate II Computer Assembly and Repair (UEE20511) $6,480 – $6,674.40 $180 – $185.40 •

Certificate II Data and Voice Communications (UEE20711) $7,560 – $7,786.80 $210 – $216.30 •

Certificate II Electronics (UEE21911) $6,480 – $6,674.40 $180 – $185.40

Certificate II Security Assembly and Set-up (UEE21611) $6,480 – $6,674.40 $180 – $185.40 •

Certificate III Computer Systems Equipment (UEE30211) $18,360 – $18,911 $4,743 – $4,885.30 •

Certificate III Data and Voice Communications (UEE30411) $18,360 – $18,911 $4,743 – $4,885.30 •

Certificate III Electronics and Communications (UEE30911) $18,360 – $18,911 $4,743 – $4,885.30 •

Diploma Computer Systems Engineering (UEE50111) $29,440 – $30,323 $8,880 – $9,146.40 • •

DiplomaElectronics and Communications Engineering (UEE50511)

$29,440 – $30,323 $8,880 – $9,146.40 • •

Advanced DiplomaElectronics and Communications Engineering (UEE60211)

$39,744 – $40,936 $11,988 – $12,348 • •

Associate Degree Biomedical Engineering (CRS1400351) $24,511 – $25,246 • •

Associate Degree Electronic Engineering (CRS1400029) $24,511 – $25,246 • •


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Civil, Structural and Mechanical Engineering

Certificate III Engineering – Mechanical Trade (MEM30205) $17,280 – $18,540 $0 •

Diploma Engineering – Advanced Trade (MEM50105) $29,072 – $30,702 $9,085 – $9,594.50

Diploma Engineering – Technical (MEM50212) $11,040 – $23,311 $3,330 – $7,031.30

Associate DegreeCivil and Structural Engineering (Design Drafting) (CRS1400353)

$24,511 – $25,246 • •

Associate DegreeCivil and Structural Engineering (Site Management) (CRS1400354)

$24,511 – $25,246 • •

Manufacturing and Welding

Certificate II Engineering (MEM20105) $5,760 – $7,230.60 $160 – $200.85

Certificate III Engineering – Fabrication Trade (MEM30305) $17,280 – $18,540 $4,464 – $4,789.50 •

Certificate IV Engineering (MEM40105) $23,760 – $25,214 $7,326 – $7,774.40

Mining, Geoscience, Oil and Gas

Certificate II Civil Construction (RII20715) $6,588 – $10,123 $183 – $281.20

Certificate II Process Plant Operations (PMA20116) $7,560 – $7,786.80 $210 – $216.30

Certificate IIResources and Infrastructure Work Preparation (RII20115)

$3,744 – $5,747.40 $104 – $159.65

Certificate IIICivil Construction (Specialising in road construction and maintenance) (RII30915)

$11,700 – $13,720 $3,022.50 – $3,544.20

Certificate III Civil Construction Plant Operations (RII30815) $11,628 – $19,838 $3,003.90 – $5,124.80 •

Certificate III Mining Exploration (RII30515) $10,404 – $10,902 $2,687.70 – $2,816.20

Certificate III Surface Extraction Operations (RII30115) $5,364 – $7,508.70 $1,385.70 – $1,939.75

Diploma Applied Geosciences (10263NAT) $27,508 – $28,333 $7,998.30 – $8,238.20 • •

Surveying

Certificate IV Surveying (CPP40216) $14,400 – $14,832 $3,280 – $3,378

Diploma Surveying (CPP50116) $20,608 – $21,226 $5,992 – $6,172 • •

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*The PIALS Industry, Workforce Wizard Industry Report, generated 8 August 2016


73.3%In general, the primary industries and science industry is older than the South Australian workforce, with higher proportions of people aged 45 years and older.

45+ people are employed in the primary industries and science sectors in South Australia, 5% of the State's workforce.

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PRIMARY INDUSTRIES AND SCIENCE

PRIMARY INDUSTRIESAND SCIENCE

People who like to apply their curiosity to real-world discoveries and applications and seek active jobs away from office environments, often gravitate towards TAFE SA’s primary industries and science programs.

Our qualifications in these fields can lead to careers in agriculture, horticulture, conservation and land management, landscape construction, aquaculture, viticulture, animal studies and science.


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AgricultureAgriculture involves the production of food and raw materials from crops and livestock. TAFE SA agriculture courses cover essential skills in areas such as wool production, dairy, agribusiness, livestock handling, soil, water and pest management.

Animal Studies and Veterinary NursingTAFE SA’s Veterinary and Applied Science Centre is the only vocational training facility in South Australia for the applied science and animal industries. Our courses include veterinary nursing, companion animals and wildlife studies.

AquacultureAquaculture is practiced in the ocean, indoor tanks, freshwater dams and purpose-built ponds. Our aquaculture courses are delivered using state-of-the-art facilities such as our recirculating aquaculture system which prepares you for a career in aquaculture industries as a technician, manager or business operator.

Conservation and Land ManagementIf you are passionate about protecting the natural environment, our courses in conservation and land management are for you. As you learn about the delicate nature of our environment and how to protect it, we will support you in providing the necessary skills and knowledge for seeking employment in natural resource management.

HorticultureOur courses provide the necessary knowledge and skills required for employment in the diverse horticulture industry. Our graduates work in sectors including general amenity horticulture, landscaping, wholesale and retail nursery, parks and gardens, and the turf industry.

ScienceStudies in this field can lead to careers in all sectors of the laboratory industries including laboratory skills and technology, biotechnology and molecular biology, pathology testing, biological and environmental testing and cell and tissue culture. Our graduates go on to work in biomedical research and production facilities (wine and food), manufacturing and environmental testing laboratories, medical and veterinary diagnostic laboratories.

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Agriculture

Certificate III Urban Pest Management (CPP30115) $3,407.30 – $4,078.80 $1,693.30 – $2,027 •

TAFE SA offers a range of courses in Agriculture, Shearing, Wool Handling, Wool Classing and Rural Operations, for information visit tafesa.edu.au

Animal Studies and Veterinary Nursing

Certificate II Animal Studies (ACM20110) $2,022.30 – $2,314.40 $189 – $216.30 •

Certificate III Companion Animal Services (ACM30410) $4,394 – $5,787.80 $2,132 – $2,808.30 •

Certificate III Pet Grooming (ACM30612) $5,070 – $5,918.40

Certificate IV Veterinary Nursing (ACM40412) $9,633 – $11,053.50 $4,674 – $5,363.20 • •

Diploma Animal Technology (ACM50110) $14,606 – $16,871.40 $5,724.50 – $6,612.60 • •

Aquaculture

Certificate II Aquaculture (SFI20111) $1,676.70 – $4,264.20 $121.50 – $309

Certificate IIMaritime Operations (Coxswain Grade 1 Near Coastal) (MAR20313)

$2,753.10 – $2,984.90 $199.50 – $216.30

Diploma Aquaculture (SFI50111) $6,873.75 – $16,265.80


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Conservation and Land Management

Certificate II Conservation and Land Management (AHC21016) $1,508.70 – $3,361.40 $141 – $314.15

Certificate III Conservation and Land Management (AHC31416) $4,032 – $8,437.80 •

Diploma Conservation and Land Management (AHC51116) $9,374 – $13,641.30 $5,831.50 – $8,486.20 • •

Horticulture

Certificate II Horticulture (AHC20416) $1,551.50 – $4,022.70 $145 – $376 •

Certificate III Arboriculture (AHC30816) $4,787.20 – $8,108.20 $3,066.80 – $5,194.30 •

Certificate III Horticulture (AHC30716) $4,416 – $9,624.30 $2,829 – $6,165.60 •

Certificate III Landscape Construction (AHC30916) $6,400 – $7,185.30 $4,100 – $4,603 •

Certificate III Production Horticulture (AHC30616) $4,256 – $7,383 $2,726.50 – $4,729.80 •

Certificate III Sports Turf Management (AHC31316) $6,956 – $7,470 $3,854 – $4,139 •

Certificate IV Horticulture (AHC40416) $4,544 – $8,767.40 $0

Diploma Horticulture (AHC50416) $8,256 – $12,844.10

Diploma Landscape Design (AHC50616) $13,330 – $13,729.90 •

Science

Certificate III Laboratory Skills (MSL30116) $3,690 – $6,165.60 $1,800 – $3,007.60 •

Diploma Laboratory Technology (MSL50116) $23,738 – $32,828.20 $7,293 – $10,086 • • •

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AAccountant p 24Certificate IV in Accounting (FNS40615)

Diploma of Accounting (FNS50215)

Advanced Diploma of Accounting (FNS60215)

Accounts Clerk p 24Certificate lll in Accounts Administration (FNS30315)

Actor p 17Advanced Diploma of Arts (Acting) (10260NAT)

Advertising Consultant p 25Certificate IV in Marketing and Communication (BSB42415)

Advanced Diploma of Marketing and Communication (BSB61315)

Aerobics/Aqua Instructor p 41Certificate IV in Fitness (SIS40215)

Diploma of Fitness (SIS50215)

Aged Care Worker p 28Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing) (CHC33015)

Air-conditioning Installer and Service Technician p20-21Certificate III in Air-conditioning and Refrigeration (UEE32211)

Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician (UEE30811)

Certificate IV in Air-conditioning and Refrigeration Servicing (UEE42711)

Diploma of Air-conditioning and Refrigeration Engineering (UEE51211)

Allied Health Assistant p 40Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance (HLT33015)

Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance (HLT43015)

Animal Attendant p 56Certificate II in Animal Studies (ACM20110)

Animator p 17Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media (Specialising in Game Art) (CUA60615)

Aquaculture Worker p 56Certificate II in Aquaculture (SFI20111)

Diploma of Aquaculture (SFI50111)

Aromatherapist p 40Diploma of Clinical Aromatherapy (HLT52315)

Artist (See Visual Artist)

Assessor p 33Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40110)

Auslan Interpreter p 33Certificate II in Auslan (22075VIC)

Certificate III in Auslan (22077VIC)

Certificate IV in Auslan (22078VIC)

Automotive Electrician p 52Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Technology (AUR30316)

Automotive Technician p 52Certificate II in Automotive Servicing Technology (AUR20516)

BBaker p 44Certificate III in Patisserie (SIT31016 )

Certificate III in Retail Baking (Bread) (FDF30610)

Certificate III in Retail Baking (Cake and Pastry) (FDF30510)

Certificate IV in Patisserie (SIT40716)

Bank Officer p 24Certificate IV in Banking Services (FNS42015)

Diploma of Banking Services Management (FNS50915)

Bar Attendant p 45Certificate II in Hospitality (SIT20316)

Barber p 37Certificate III in Barbering (SHB30516)

Beauty Therapist p 37Certificate III in Beauty Services (SHB30115)

Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy (SHB40115)

Diploma of Beauty Therapy (Specialising in Spa Treatments/Relaxation Massage) (SHB50115)

Biomedical Technician p 52Associate Degree in Biomedical Engineering (CRS1400351)

Boilermaker p 53Certificate II in Engineering (MEM20105)

Certificate IIl in Engineering – Fabrication Trade (MEM30305) Certificate IV in Engineering (MEM40105)

Bookkeeper p 24Certificate III in Accounts Administration (FNS30315)

Certificate lll in Financial Services (FNS30115)

Certificate IV in Bookkeeping (FNS40215)

Bricklayer p20- 21Certificate II in Construction Pathways (Wet Trades – Bricklaying, Tiling, Plastering) (CPC20211)

Certificate III in Bricklaying/Blocklaying (CPC30111)

Builder p 20Certificate IV in Building and Construction (Building) (CPC40110)

Certificate IV in Building and Construction (Estimating) (CPC40308)

Certificate IV in Building and Construction (Site Management) (CPC40508)

Certificate IV in Building Design Drafting (CPP40115)

Diploma of Building and Construction (Building) (CPC50210)

Diploma of Building and Construction (Management) (CPC50308)

Diploma of Building Design (CPP50911)

Business Administrator p 24Certificate III in Business Administration (BSB30415)

Certificate IV in Business Administration (BSB40515)

Diploma of Business Administration (BSB50415)

Business Owner p 25Certificate IV in New Small Business Management (BSB42615)

Butcher p 44Certificate lll in Meat Processing (Retail Butcher) (AMP30815)


CCabinetmaker p 20Certificate II in Furniture Finishing (MSF20213)

Certificate II in Furniture Making (MSF20313)

Certificate III in Furniture Finishing (MSF30113)

Certificate III in Furniture Making (MSF30213)

Certificate III in Cabinet Making (MSF31113)

Carpenter p 20Certificate II in Construction Pathways (CPC20211)

Certificate III in Carpentry (CPC30211)

Catering Assistant p 44Certificate II in Kitchen Operations (SIT20416)

Certificate III in Catering Operations (SIT30916)

Cellar Door/Cellar Hand p 45Certificate II in Wine Industry Operations (FDF20411)

Certificate lll in Wine Industry Operations (FDF30411)

Chef p 44Certificate III in Commercial Cookery (SIT30816)

Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery (SIT40516)

Child Care Worker p 28Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care (CHC30113)

Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care (CHC50113)

Community Case Coordinator p 28Certificate II in Community Services (CHC22015)

Certificate III in Community Services (CHC32015)

Certificate IV in Community Services (CHC42015)

Diploma of Community Services (CHC52015)

Community Case Manager p 28Diploma of Community Services (Case Management) (CHC52015)

Diploma of Financial Counselling (CHC51115)

Community Services Worker p 28Certificate II in Community Services (CHC22015)


Certificate IV in Child, Youth and Family Intervention (Family Support) (CHC40313)


Computer Technician p 52Certificate II in Computer Assembly and Repair (UEE20511)

Certificate III in Computer Systems Equipment (UEE30211)

Diploma of Computer Systems Engineering (UEE50111)

Conveyancer p 35Advanced Diploma of Conveyancing (BSB61115)

Copywriter p 25Certificate IV in Marketing and Communication (BSB42415)

Diploma of Marketing and Communication (BSB52415)


Counsellor p 28Diploma of Counselling (CHC51015)


Court Officer p 35Certificate IV in Government (PSP40116)

Diploma of Government (PSP50116)

Coxswain p 56Certificate II in Maritime Operations (Coxswain Grade 1 Near Coastal) (MAR20313)

Customer Service Officer p 24-25Certificate I in Retail Services (SIR10116)

Certificate II in Customer Engagement (BSB20215)

Certificate II in Retail Services (SIR20216)

Certificate lIl in Customer Engagement (BSB30215)

Certificate III in Retail (SIR30216)

Certificate IV in Retail Management (SIR40316)

Diploma of Retail Leadership (SIR50116)

DDancer p 17Certificate IV in Dance (CUA40113)

Bachelor of Creative Arts (Dance) (UNIFL0001)

Dental Assistant, Hygienist and Technologist p40Certificate III in Dental Assisting (HLT35015)

Certificate IV in Dental Assisting (HLT45015)

Diploma of Dental Technology (HLT55115)

Diesel Mechanic p 52Certificate III in Automotive Diesel Engine Technology (AUR31516)

Digital Games Designer p 17 and p 48Certificate IV in Digital Media Technologies (ICT40815)

Diploma of Digital Media Technologies (ICT50915)

Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media (Specialising in CGI and Visual Effects) (CUF60615)

Disability Support Worker p 28Certificate IV in Disability (CHC43115)

Draftsperson p 20Certificate IV in Building Design Drafting (CPP40115)

Diploma of Building Design (CPP50911)

Drug and Alcohol Support Worker p 29Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs (CHC43215)

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EEco Tourism Guide p 45Diploma of Travel and Tourism Management (SIT50116)

Advanced Diploma of Travel and Tourism Management (SIT60116)

Education Support Office Administration p 24Certificate III in Business Administration (Education) (BSB30915)

Education Support Worker p 33Certificate III in Education Support (CHC30213)

Certificate lV in Education Support (CHC40213)

Electrical Technical Officer p 21Associate Degree in Electrical Engineering (CRS1400352)

Electrician p 21Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician (UEE30811)

Electronics/Computer Systems Technician p 52Diploma of Computer Systems Engineering (UEE50111)

Diploma of Electronics and Communications Engineering (UEE50511)

Electronics Technical Officer p 52Associate Degree in Electronic Engineering (CRS1400029)

Engineering Draftsperson p 53Diploma of Engineering – Technical (MEM50212)

Associate Degree in Civil and Structural Engineering (Design Drafting) (CRS1400353)

Estimator p 20Certificate IV in Building and Construction (Estimating) (CPC40308)

Events Coordinator p 44Certificate III in Events (SIT30516)

Diploma of Event Management (SIT50316)

Advanced Diploma of Event Management (SIT60216)

FFamily Day Carer p 28Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care (CHC30113)



Family Support Worker p 28Certificate IV in Child, Youth and Family Intervention (Family Support) (CHC40313)

Fashion Designer p 16Certificate II in Applied Fashion Design and Technology (MST20616)

Certificate III in Applied Fashion Design and Technology (MST30816)

Advanced Diploma of Applied Fashion Design and Merchandising (MST60116)

Bachelor of Creative Arts (Fashion) (UNIFL0004)

Fashion Retailer p 25Certificate III in Retail (SIR30216)

Fashion Retail Manager p 25Certificate IV in Retail Management (SIR40316)


Film, Stage, TV and Radio Director p 17Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media (CUA60615)

Financial Adviser/Planner p 24Certificate IV in Accounting (FNS40615)

Diploma of Accounting (FNS50215)

Diploma of Financial Planning (FNS50615)

Diploma of Financial Services (FNS51815)

Advanced Diploma of Accounting (FNS60215)

Financial Clerk p 24Certificate II in Financial Services (FNS20115)

Certificate III in Financial Services (FNS30115)

Certificate lll in Accounts Administration (FNS30315)

Certificate IV in Financial Services (FNS41815)

Fitness Instructor p 41 Certificate IV in Fitness (SIS40215)


Fitter p 53Diploma of Engineering – Advanced Trade (MEM50105)

Floor Installer p 20Certificate lll in Flooring Technology (MSF30813)

Floor/Wall Tiler p 21Certificate II in Construction Pathways (Pre-Voc Wet Trades) (CPC20211)

Certificate III in Wall and Floor Tiling (CPC31311)

Florist p 16Certificate III in Floristry (SFL30115)

Food Processor p 44Certificate III in Food Processing (FDF30111)

Diploma of Food Processing (Specialising in Baking) (FDF50110)

Foundation Skills Practitioner p 33Graduate Diploma of Adult Language, Literacy and Numeracy Leadership (TAE80213)

Graduate Diploma of Adult Language, Literacy and Numeracy Practice (TAE80113)


GGames Programmer p 17 and p48Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media (Specialising in Game Art) (CUA60615)

Diploma of Software Development (ICT50715)

Garden Designer p 57Certificate II in Horticulture (AHC20416)

Certificate III in Horticulture (AHC30716)

Certificate III in Landscape Construction (AHC30916)

Certificate IV in Horticulture (AHC40416)

Diploma of Landscape Design (AHC50616)

Gardener p 57Certificate II in Horticulture (AHC20416)



Diploma of Horticulture (AHC50416)

Geoscientist p 53Certificate III in Mining Exploration (RII30515)

Diploma of Applied Geosciences (10263NAT)

Glazier p 20Certificate III in Glass and Glazing (MSF30413)

Graphic Designer p 16Certificate lV in Design (CUA40715)

Advanced Diploma of Graphic Design (CUA60315)

HHairdresser p 37Certificate III in Hairdressing (SHB30416)

Health and Safety Representative p 25Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety (BSB41415)

Diploma of Work Health and Safety (BSB51315)

Health and Wellbeing Coordinator p 41Associate Degree in Primary Health and Wellbeing (CRS1400419)

Help Desk Officer Administration/Support p 48Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology (ICT30115)

Horticulturalist p 57Certificate II in Horticulture (AHC20410)


Certificate III in Production Horticulture (AHC30610)



Hospitality Worker p 45Certificate II in Hospitality (SIT20316)

Certificate III in Hospitality (SIT30616)

Certificate III in Hospitality (Restaurant Front of House) (SIT30716)

Certificate III Program in Catering Operations (Hospitality Stream) (SIT30916)

Certificate IV in Hospitality (SIT40416)

Diploma of Hospitality Management (SIT50416)

Hotel Manager p 45Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management (SIT60316)

Hotel Receptionist p 24Certificate III in Business Administration (BSB30415)

Certificate IV in Business Administration (BSB40515)

Diploma of Business Administration (BSB50415)

Human Resource Manager p 25Diploma of Human Resources Management (BSB50615)

Advanced Diploma of Management (Human Resources) (BSB60915)

IICT Operations/User Support p 48Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology (ICT30115)

Diploma of Information Technology Networking (ICT50415)

ICT Technician p 52Certificate III in Computer Systems Equipment (UEE30211)

Diploma of Computer Systems Engineering (UEE50111)

Indigenous Land Management Officer p 57Certificate III in Conservation and Land Management (AHC31410)

Indigenous Youth Worker p 29Certificate IV in Youth Justice (CHC40513)

Certificate IV in Youth Work (CHC40413)

Diploma of Youth Justice (CHC50513)

Diploma of Youth Work (CHC50413)

Interior Decorator p 16Certificate IV in Design of Kitchens, Bathrooms and Interior Spaces (MSF40313

Certificate IV in Interior Decoration (MSF40113))

Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration (MSF50213)

Advanced Diploma of Interior Design (MSF60113)

International Trader p 24Certificate IV in International Trade (BSB41115)

Diploma of International Business (BSB50815)

Interpreter p 32Diploma of Interpreting (LOTE-English) (PSP50916)

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JJeweller p 17Certificate III in Jewellery Manufacture (MEM30605)

Joiner p 20Certificate II in Construction Pathways (CPC20211)

Certificate III in Carpentry (CPC30211)

KKennel Hand p 56Certificate II in Animal Studies (ACM20110)

Certificate III in Companion Animal Services (ACM30410)

Kitchen Hand p 44Certificate II in Kitchen Operations (SIT20416)

LLaboratory Assistant/Technologist p 57Certificate III in Laboratory Skills (MSL30116)

Diploma of Laboratory Technology (MSL50116)

Landcare Officer p 57Certificate II in Conservation and Land Management (AHC21016)

Certificate III in Conservation and Land Management (AHC31416)

Diploma of Conservation and Land Management (AHC51116)

Landscape Designer p 57Diploma of Landscape Design (AHC50616)

Landscaper p 57Certificate II in Horticulture (AHC20416)


Certificate III in Landscape Construction (AHC30916)



Law Clerk p 35Certificate IV in Legal Services (BSB42215)

Diploma of Legal Services (BSB52215)

Legal Administrator p 24Certificate III in Business Administration (Legal) (BSB31015)

Legal Assistant p 35Certificate IV in Legal Services (BSB42215)


Legal Secretary p 35Certificate IV in Legal Services (BSB42215)


Library Technician p 33Certificate IV in Library and Information Services (BSB42115)

Diploma of Library and Information Services (BSB52115)

Local Government Administrator p 35Certificate III in Local Government (LGA30104)

Certificate IV in Government (PSP40116)

Diploma of Government (PSP50116)

MMake-up Artist p 37Certificate II in Retail Cosmetics (SHB20116)

Certificate III in Beauty Services (SHB30115)

Certificate III in Make-up (SHB30215)

Manager p 25Certificate IV in Leadership and Management (BSB42015)

Diploma of Leadership and Management (BSB51915)

Advanced Diploma of Leadership and Management (BSB61015)

Marine Mechanic p 52Certificate III in Marine Mechanical Technology (AUR30516)

Marketing Officer p 25Certificate IV in Marketing and Communication (BSB42415)



Massage Therapist p 37 and p40Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy (SHB40115)

Diploma of Beauty Therapy (SHB50115)

Diploma of Remedial Massage (HLT52015)

Meat Processor p 45Certificate II in Meat Processing (Meat Retailing) (AMP20415)

Certificate III in Meat Processing (General) (AMP30616)

Certificate III in Meat Processing (Rendering) (AMP30416)

Certificate III in Meat Processing (Retail Butcher) (AMP30815)

Certificate III in Meat Processing (Slaughtering) (AMP30516)

Certificate III in Meat Processing (Smallgoods – Manufacture) (AMP31016)

Medical Administrator p24Certificate III in Business Administration (Medical) (BSB31115)

Mental Health Worker p 29Certificate IV in Mental Health (CHC43315)

Metal Fabricator p 53Certificate II in Engineering (MEM20105)

Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade (MEM30305)

Certificate IV in Engineering (MEM40105)

Milliner p 16Certificate IV in Millinery (MST40416)

Miner p 53Certificate II in Resources and Infrastructure Work Preparation (RII20115)

Certificate III in Surface Extraction Operations (RII30115)


Motorcycle Mechanic p 52Certificate II in Automotive Servicing Technology (AUR20516)

Certificate III in Motorcycle Mechanical Technology (AUR30816)

Multimedia Developer p 48Certificate IV in Digital Media Technologies (ICT40815)


Musician p 16Certificate III in Music Industry (Performance) (CUA30915)

Certificate lV in Music Industry (Performance) (CUA40915)

Diploma of Music Industry (Performance) (CUA50815)

NNail Technician p 37Certificate III in Nail Technology (SHB30315)

Nanny p 28Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care (CHC30113)


Nurse (Enrolled) p 41Diploma of Nursing (HLT54115)

OOutdoor Education Leader p 41Certificate II in Outdoor Recreation (SIS20213)

Diploma of Outdoor Recreation (SIS50310)

Out of/After School Care p 28Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care (CHC30113)

Certificate IV in School Age Education and Care (CHC40113


Diploma of School Age Education and Care (CHC50213)

PPainter and Decorator p 21Certificate II in Construction Pathways (Painting and Decorating) (CPC20211)

Certificate III in Painting and Decorating (CPC30611)

Panel Beater p 52Certificate III in Automotive Body Repair Technology (AUR32116)

Paralegal Worker p 35Certificate IV in Legal Services (BSB42215)


Park Ranger p 57Certificate Il in Conservation and Land Management (AHC21016)

Certificate III in Conservation and Land Management (AHC31416)

Diploma of Conservation and Land Management (AHC51116)

Pastry Chef p 44Certificate III in Patisserie (SIT31016)

Certificate IV in Patisserie (SIT40716)

Pathology Assistant p 41 and p57Certificate III in Pathology Collection (HLT37215)

Diploma of Laboratory Technology (MSL50116)

Payroll Clerk p 24Certificate III in Accounts Administration (FNS30315)

Certificate III in Financial Services (FNS30115)

Certificate IV in Financial Services (FNS41815)

Personal Trainer p 41Certificate IV in Fitness (SIS40215)


Pet Shop Assistant p 56Certificate III in Companion Animal Services (ACM30410)

Photographer p 17Certificate IV in Photography and Photo Imaging (CUA41115)

Diploma of Photography and Photo Imaging (CUA50915)

Plant Operator p 53Certificate II in Civil Construction (RII20715)

Certificate III in Civil Construction (specialising in Road Construction and Maintenance) (RII30915)

Certificate III in Civil Construction Plant Operations (RII30815)

Plasterer p 21Certificate II in Construction Pathways (Pre-Voc Wet Trades) (CPC20211)

Certificate III in Solid Plastering (CPC31011)

Plumber p 21Certificate II in Metal Roofing and Cladding (CPC20812) (Focusses on Pre-Vocational Plumbing)

Certificate III in Plumbing (CPC32413)

Certificate III in Roof Plumbing (CPC32612)

Certificate IV in Plumbing and Services (CPC40912)

Police Recruit p35Certificate III in Police Studies (10262NAT)

Private Investigator p 35Certificate IV in Government Investigations (PSP40416)

Procurement Officer p 25Certificate IV in Purchasing (BSB41615)

Diploma of Purchasing (BSB51515)

Project Manager p 25Certificate IV in Project Management Practice (BSB41515)

Diploma of Project Management (BSB51415)

Public Relations Manager p 25Certificate IV in Marketing and Communication (BSB42415)



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RReal Estate Agent p 35Advanced Diploma of Conveyancing (BSB61115)

Reflexologist p 40Diploma of Reflexology (HLT52515)

Refrigeration Mechanic p 20-21Certificate II in Electrotechnology (Career Start) (UEE22011)

Certificate II Skills for Work and Vocational Pathways (FSK20113) (Focusses on Air-conditioning and Refrigeration)

Certificate III in Air-conditioning and Refrigeration (UEE32211)

Certificate IV in Air-conditioning and Refrigeration Servicing (UEE42711)

Diploma of Air-conditioning and Refrigeration Engineering (UEE51211)

Restaurant Manager p 45Certificate IV in Hospitality (SIT40416)

Diploma of Hospitality Management (SIT50416)

Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management (SIT60316)

Retail Cosmetic Sales Assistant p 37Certificate II in Retail Cosmetics (SHB20116)

Retail Manager p 25Certificate IV in Retail Management (SIR40316)


Retail Sales Assistant p 25Certificate I in Retail Services (SIR10116)

Certificate II in Retail Services (SIR20216)

Certificate III in Retail (SIR30216)

Roof Tiler p 20Certificate II in Construction Pathways (CPC20211)

SSales Representative p 25Certificate IV in Business Sales (BSB40615)

Scenery and Set Constructor p 17Certificate III in Live Production and Services (CUA30415)

Certificate IV in Live Production and Technical Services (CUA40415)

Diploma of Live Production and Technical Services (CUA50415)

School Services Officer p 28Certificate III in Education Support (CHC30213)

Certificate lV in Education Support (CHC40213)

Sculptor p 17Certificate IV in Visual Arts (CUV41315)

Sign Writer p 21Certificate II in Construction Pathways (Signage) (CPC20211)

Site Engineer p 53Associate Degree in Civil and Structural Engineering (Site Management) (CRS1400354)

Small Business Operator/Owner p 25Certificate III in Micro Business Operations (BSB30315)

Software Developer p 48Certificate IV in Programming (ICT40515)

Diploma of Software Development (ICT50715)

Sound Engineer p 16Certificate III in Music Industry (Sound Production) (CUA30915)

Certificate IV in Music Industry (Sound Production) (CUA40915)

Diploma of Music Industry (Sound Production) (CUA50815)

Sports Event Coordinator/Manager p 44Certificate III in Events (SIT30516)

Diploma of Event Management (SIT50316)

Advanced Diploma of Event Management (SIT60216)

Sports Turf Manager p 57Certificate III in Horticulture (AHC30716)

Certificate III in Sports Turf Management (AHC31316)



Spray Painter p 52Certificate III in Automotive Refinishing Technology (AUR32416)

Stage Manager p 17Certificate IV in Live Production and Technical Services (CUA40415)

Diploma of Live Production and Technical Services (CUA50415)

Store Manager p 25Certificate IV in Retail Management (SIR40316)


Supervisor p 25Certificate lV in Leadership and Management (BSB42015)

Diploma of Leadership and Management (BSB51915)

Advanced Diploma of Leadership and Management (BSB61015)

Surveyor p 53Certificate IV in Surveying (CPP40216)

Diploma of Surveying (CPP50116)


TTourism Manager p 44Diploma of Travel and Tourism Management (SIT50116)


Tourist Information Officer p 45Certificate lll in Tourism (SIT30116)

Trainer p 33Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40110)

Diploma of Training Design and Development (TAE50211)

Diploma of Vocational Education and Training (TAE50111)

Translator p 32Advanced Diploma of Translating (PSP60816)

Travel Agent/Consultant p 45Certificate III in Travel (SIT30216)

Diploma of Travel and Tourism Management (SIT50116)


VVeterinary Nurse p 56Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing (ACM40412)

Vineyard Hand p 45Certificate II in Wine Industry Operations (FDF20411)

Certificate III in Wine Industry Operations (FDF30411)

Visitor Information Officer p 45Certificate III in Travel (SIT30216)

Diploma of Travel and Tourism Management (SIT50116)


Visual Artist p 17Certificate IV in Visual Arts (CUA41315)

Bachelor of Creative Arts (Visual Arts) (UNIFL0003)

Visual Merchandiser p 25Diploma of Visual Merchandising (SIR50212)

Viticulturist p 45Certificate II in Wine Industry Operations (FDF20411)

Certificate III in Wine Industry Operations (FDF30411)

Diploma of Viticulture (AHC51516)

WWaiter/Waitress p 45Certificate II in Hospitality (SIT20316)

Certificate III in Hospitality (SIT30616)

Website Administrator p 48Certificate IV in Digital Media Technologies (ICT40815)


Website Designer p 48Certificate IV in Web-Based Technologies (ICT40315)

Diploma of Website Development (ICT50615)

Website Developer p 48Certificate IV in Web-Based Technologies (ICT40315)

Diploma of Website Development (ICT50615)

Welder p 53Certificate II in Engineering (MEM20105)

Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade (MEM30305)

Certificate IV in Engineering (MEM40105)

Welfare Support Worker p 28Certificate II in Community Services (CHC22015)



Certificate IV in Community Services (CHC42015)


Diploma of Community Services (Case Management) (CHC52015)


Workplace Health and Safety Representative/Inspector/Officer p 25Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety (BSB41415)

Diploma of Work Health and Safety (BSB51315)

YYouth Worker p 29Certificate IV in Youth Justice (CHC40513)

Certificate IV in Youth Work (CHC40413)

Diploma of Youth Justice (CHC50513)

Diploma of Youth Work (CHC50413)

ZZoo Keeper p 56Certificate III in Animal Studies (ACM20110)

Diploma of Animal Technology (ACM50110)

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