Faculty of Business, Hospitality and Primary Industries Business and Hospitality Department TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment

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1 Faculty of Business, Hospitality and Primary Industries Business and Hospitality Department TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment Pre-course Information 2015

2 Faculty: Business, Hospitality and Primary Industries Department: Business and Hospitality Course: TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment Doc ID: P/P/F/7/100C Edition 3 Date: Prepared by Ramona Younan Document creation date: 05/01/2015 Document review date: 05/05/2015 Version: 1 Melbourne Polytechnic 2015 National Provider no For information regarding material in this document, contact: RAMONA YOUNAN Senior Educator and Industry Consultant ramonayounan@melbournepolytechnic.edu.au P: F: Melbourne Polytechnic Business and Hospitality Page 2 of 10

3 Contents General Information... 4 Welcome... 4 Qualification... 5 Pre-Requisites...5 Special Program Requirements...5 Pathways... 6 Timetable... 6 ASSESSMENT... 7 Strategy... 7 Allowable Adjustments... 7 SKILLS RECOGNITION... 8 Resources... 8 Libraries... 8 Student Services... 8 Car Parking... 8 ENROLMENT INFORMATION... 9 Fees... 9 Payment Options... 9 Payment Methods... 9 Enrolment Requirements Eligibility: Victorian Training Guarantee (VTG) Refunds Rules & Policies Complaints and Grievances Privacy Melbourne Polytechnic Business and Hospitality Page 3 of 10

4 General Information Welcome For over 100 years now, Melbourne Polytechnic (Formerly NMIT) has remained at the forefront of vocational education in Victoria and we are excited to announce a new step towards the future for you and for us. We were the first TAFE to be accredited to conduct and deliver specialist degree programs back in 2004 and have maintained integrity and pride throughout our rich history. Now, thanks to a funding boost of $19 million from the Victorian Government s $200 million TAFE support fund, Melbourne Polytechnic will create another first, becoming Melbourne s first Polytechnic. As Melbourne Polytechnic, we will help current and future students achieve their personal greatness. With progressive learning programs that combine book smarts with hands-on training, the new Melbourne Polytechnic will give you a full 360-degree education. And because our teachers and staff are experts in their field, you ll not only learn your craft, you ll learn how to master it. Throughout our proud history, we ve had over a million students pass through our doors and we want you to be a part of our future and us a part of yours. So come and shoot for greatness with the new Melbourne Polytechnic. Whether that means becoming the best possible accountant, marketer, builder, designer or whatever it is you want to be, we re proof that you re never too old to change. And you don t stay great by standing still. Own it, excel at it and rise to the top. We re sure you ll love the view. Melbourne Polytechnic. Rule Your World. Melbourne Polytechnic Business and Hospitality Page 4 of 10

5 Qualification Melbourne Polytechnic is offering the TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment in 2015 via a blended delivery model. This qualification is designed to provide workplace facilitators and personnel within the vocational education and training sector, with a range of training skills including: developing learning programs preparing and delivering training sessions supporting students to maximise learning evaluating and assessing students to ensure learning outcomes have been achieved To attain the TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment you are required to complete 10 units of competency (units). The units selected for this program are: Unit Code Unit Title DESIGN TAEDES401A Design and develop learning programs TAEDES402A Use training packages and accredited courses to meet client needs TAEASS401B Plan assessment activities and processes DELIVERY TAELLN411 Address adult language, literacy and numeracy skills TAEDEL401A Plan, organise and deliver group-based learning BSBCMM401A Make a presentation TAEDEL301A Provide work skill Instruction TAEDEL402A Plan, organise and facilitate learning in the workplace ASSESSMENT TAEASS402B Assess competence TAEASS403B Participate in assessment validation For further details on the units to be studied in this qualification please visit: Full descriptions of each unit of competency can be downloaded. If you require assistance with negotiating the website please contact Melbourne Polytechnic. Pre-Requisites There are no entry requirements for this qualification. Special Program Requirements To meet the demands of the TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment participants it is highly recommended that students have: Effective and highly developed: command of written and spoken English communication, documentation and research skills computer access and skills for web use, word processing, presentation software and A high level of commitment: participants are required to spend approximately 16 hours per week (scheduled days) on assessment requirements A Workplace or a simulated workplace consisting of: at least 8 participants to participate in simulated assessment tasks appropriate training facilities to conduct training in TAE40110 qualified assessor OR video recording and DVD burning apparatus provisions Melbourne Polytechnic Business and Hospitality Page 5 of 10

6 Pathways After achieving the TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment participants may undertake the TAE50111 Diploma of Vocational Education and Training, a qualification designed for those: leading other trainers and assessors providing mentoring or advice to new trainers or assessors designing approaches to learning and assessment strategies across a significant area within the VET sector The TAE50111 Diploma of Vocational Education and Training reflects the roles of experienced practitioners delivering training and assessment services usually as Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) within the vocational education and training (VET) sector. Delivery The TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment is delivered via a blended model using a combination of workshops, online learning and internal / external reviews. For this reason computer access and IT skills are essential. All assessments will be undertaken out of class. Most assessments will be undertaken in groups and therefore students are required to have at least 8 participants to participate in simulated assessment tasks. Melbourne Polytechnic has a commitment to sustainable work practices with a focus on minimising paper waste and utilising electronic resources. Moodle is the online portal for all resources and information for the course. To use Moodle effectively you will need to have one of the following browsers installed on your computer, Mozilla Firefox, Safari or Google Chrome Please note due to the nature of the course students are advised to: not rely solely on trainer support but explore and utilise all support service available to them through the TAFE manage their time and work commitments accordingly invest a significant time into the program develop and resource a workplace or simulated workplace prior to commencing the course Timetable The TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment is offered via a day or evening classes. Online refers to reading and assessment that is required to be completed that week and prior to the next class. There are no online classes or attendance requirements. Class requires students to attend classes on campus Self-study refers to week where by students complete assessments and can receive 1 on 1 with trainer (by appointment) Please note classes are subject to sufficient enrolments. Prahran Campus Timetable Please note Prahran Campus Timetable will be as Preston. Rooms to be advised. Melbourne Polytechnic Business and Hospitality Page 6 of 10

7 Preston Campus Timetable Day - Tuesday between 10:00am and 5:00pm (Room PA114) Delivery timetable Unit/ Cluster Delivery Method Week Class Date/s Induction Design Online 1 31/08/2015 (Commence) Class 2 08/09/2015 Class 3 15/09/2015 Self Study 4 22/09/2015 Class 5 29/09/2015 Self-Study 6 06/10/2015 Delivery Class 7 13/10/2015 Class 8 20/10/2015 Self-Study 9 27/10/2015 Class 10 03/11/2015 Class 11 10/11/2015 Assessment Class/ Online 12 17/11/2015 Class 13 24/11/2015 Evening - Monday and Thursday between 6:00pm and 9:00pm (Room PA110 and PA114 respectively each week) Delivery timetable Unit/ Cluster Delivery Method Week Class Date/s Induction Design Online 1 31/08/2015 (Commence) Class 2 07/09/2015 & 10/09/2015 Class 3 14/09/2015 & 17/09/2015 Self Study 4 21/09/2015 & 24/09/2015 Class 5 28/09/2015 & 01/10/2015 Self-Study 6 05/10/2015 & 08/10/2015 Delivery Class 7 12/10/2015 & 15/10/2015 Class 8 19/10/2015 & 22/10/2015 Self-Study 9 26/10/2015 & 29/10/2015 Class 10 02/11/2015 & 05/11/2015 Class 11 09/11/2015 & 12/11/2015 Assessment Class 12 16/11/2015 & 19/11/2015 Class 13 23/11/2015 & 26/11/2015 ASSESSMENT Strategy A range of assessment methods will be used to assess practical skills and knowledge. Assessments have been designed to relate to a real simulated workplace. Detailed information regarding individual units, training and assessment criteria will be found in the Unit Outlines available on the e-learning platform upon enrolment. Allowable Adjustments All evidence gathered will be assessed according to the rules of evidence. In addition, reasonable adjustments may be negotiated for participants with disability, gender, age, cultural or language requirements. Melbourne Polytechnic Business and Hospitality Page 7 of 10

8 SKILLS RECOGNITION Skills recognition is the overarching term given to the recognition of skills and knowledge gained through formal and informal training gained by the applicant. It acknowledges previous learning and current competence from a participant s relevant life, work experience, formal education and/or professional development. Skills Recognition should be considered applied and granted prior to commencement of a course so as unnecessary training does not occur. For further details please contact Ramona Younan on Resources Resources will be provided by Melbourne Polytechnic and available on our e-learning platform. Participants are required to bring a USB storage device to all classes and have access to a computer and the internet outside of class. Libraries Melbourne Polytechnic have libraries located at each of its campuses - Collingwood, Epping, Fairfield, Heidelberg and Preston. Access to electronic resources, full text articles and e-books complement these hard copy and audio-visual materials. Computer access is available at all campus libraries. Printing, photocopying and scanning facilities are also available. Student Services Qualified staff are available to discuss personal issues students may be experiencing. Students are also able to access study skills assistance if required. Car Parking Student and visitor parking is available on most campuses (except Prahran). Car parking charges apply to Melbourne Polytechnic Car Parks between 8am 10pm 7 days a week. For further information contact the Gatehouse security or campus library on presentation. For further information please go to: Melbourne Polytechnic Business and Hospitality Page 8 of 10

9 ENROLMENT INFORMATION Fees Eligible Victorian Training Guarantee funded place Tuition $ Amenities $ Materials $71.00 Total $ Concession- Eligible Victorian Training Guarantee funded place Tuition $ Amenities $ Materials $71.00 Total $ Concessions may be available for some participants who are eligible for a government subsidised place, and in receipt of an appropriate concession payment (applicable courses only). Ineligible Full fee paying place Tuition $ Amenities $ Materials $71.00 Total $ Payment Options Option 1 Pay fees in full before commencement of course. Option 2 - Certificate I-IV Melbourne Polytechnic have instigated an Instalment Payment Plan which enables students enrolling or reenrolling to pay their fees via an agreed instalment payment plan. Eligibility Criteria applies. Option 3 - Diploma and above (Eligible) VET FEE-HELP allows a student to have all or part of their VET tuition fees paid by the Australian Government in the form of a loan, regardless of whether they are eligible or not for a government funded place. Eligibility Criteria applies. Option 4 - Diploma and above (Ineligible) Students who are ineligible for VET FEE-HELP may choose to pay their 2015 fees using the Instalment Payment Plan. Melbourne Polytechnic have instigated an Instalment payment Plan which enables students to pay their fees via an agreed instalment payment plan over four payments. For further information go to: Payment Methods Payment methods at Melbourne Polytechnic are cash, EFTPOS, Visa, MasterCard and cheque. Note: We do not accept American Express. Melbourne Polytechnic Business and Hospitality Page 9 of 10

10 Enrolment Requirements When enrolling, you are required to provide proof of citizenship/residency and age. Examples of acceptable document are as follows: Australian passport Australian Birth Certificate Passport showing permanent residence Green Medicare card and driver s licence If you are applying for a concession (applicable courses only) we will need to be able to sight the appropriate card. If you need further clarification of this requirement please contact Melbourne Polytechnic. Eligibility: Victorian Training Guarantee (VTG) Under current VTG arrangements this enrolment may affect future training options and eligibility for government subsidised training. As of November 2014 you can commence a maximum of two subsidised courses at the same qualification level in your lifetime. This restriction applies whether or not courses are completed. You can begin up to two subsidised courses in a year as long as you are not undertaking more than two courses at a time. Please visit the URL below for further information and to ensure your understanding. Refunds Melbourne Polytechnic refund policies are located at: Rules & Policies Melbourne Polytechnic rules and policies are located at: Complaints and Grievances Melbourne Polytechnic has a fair and transparent process for handling complaints and appeals located at: Privacy Melbourne Polytechnic collects personal information from students at enrolment, during the course of their studies and when they access other Melbourne Polytechnic services. The information that is collected is treated confidentially. Disclosure of relevant information is only made to approved authorities or where the student gives permission. As part of Melbourne Polytechnic Quality Procedures, facilitators are required to collect samples of student work. These samples will be treated confidentially and will only be retained with student permission. Melbourne Polytechnic Business and Hospitality Page 10 of 10