COURSES AVAILABLE FOR 2013 ORANGE COLLEGE

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1 COURSES AVAILABLE FOR 2013 ORANGE COLLEGE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Certificate II Information, Digital Media and Technology National Course Code: ICA20111 TAFE NSW Course Number: Provides the foundation skills and knowledge to use information and communications technology (ICT) in any industry. Attendance: Course commences week beginning 22 July. Option 1: Full time Monday to Wednesday from 10.00am to 2.30pm for 18 weeks or Option 2: Part time Tuesday and Thursday from 6.00pm to 8.00pm for 36 weeks Streatfeild on or Robyn Hall on Certificate III Information, Digital Media and Technology (Support) National Course Code: ICA30111 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want be competent in a wide range of general information and communications technology (ICT) technical functions and to achieve a degree of selfsufficiency as an advanced ICT user. Persons working at this level will support information technology activities in the workplace across a wide range of ICT areas. This particular course provides you with the opportunity to develop specific skills in PC Support. Attendance: Course commences week beginning 22 July. Option 1: Full time Monday to Wednesday from 9.30am to 3.00pm for 18 weeks or Option 2: Part time Wednesday and Thursday from 6.00pm to 9.00pm for 36 weeks plus course related Streatfield on or Robyn Hall on Certificate III Information, Digital Media and Technology (Web Technologies) National Course Code: ICA30111 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want be competent in a wide range of general information and communications technology (ICT) technical functions and to achieve a degree of selfsufficiency as an advanced ICT user. Persons working at this level will support information technology activities in the workplace across a wide range of ICT areas. This course provides you with the opportunity to develop specific skills in Web Technologies. Attendance: Course commences week beginning 22 July. Option 1: Full time Monday to Wednesday from 9.30am to 3.00pm for 18 weeks or Option 2: Part time Wednesday and Thursday from 6.00pm to 9.00pm for 36 weeks plus course related Streatfeild on or Robyn Hall on Certificate IV Information Technology National Course Code: ICA40111 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want be competent in a wide range of general information and communications technology (ICT) technologies and to support small to medium enterprises (SMEs) that require broader rather than more specialised ICT support. Persons working at this level apply a wide range of knowledge and skills in basic networking, IT support, database development, programming and web development support; working safely and ethically in a sustainable work environment. Attendance: Course commences week beginning 22 July. Full time Monday to Thursday from 9.30am to 3.30pm for 36 weeks Streatfeild on or Robyn Hall on Certificate IV Web Based Technologies (Design and Development) National Course Code: ICA40311 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want be competent in the designing, developing and building websites using a range of website technologies. Attendance: This course is only offered as an online option only. Course commences week beginning 22 July. Option 1: Full time Monday to Thursday from 6.00pm to 9.00pm for 36 weeks or Option 2: Part time Monday and Thursday from 6.00pm to 9.00pm for two years Streatfeild on or Robyn Hall on Certificate IV Information Technology Networking National Course Code: ICA40411 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want be competent in the installation and management of small scale networks, either as an independent network support technician or as part of a team. Attendance: Course commences week beginning 22 July. Option 1: Full time Monday and Thursday from 6.00pm to???pm for 36 weeks or Option 2: Part time Tuesday and Thursday from 6.00pm to 9.00pm for two years Streatfeild on or Robyn Hall on Certificate IV Digital and Interactive Games (Art) National Course Code: ICA40911 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want be competent in supporting the design, development and programming of basic digital games briefs as part of a larger development team. The qualification has a small suite of core units with a specialist group of games art electives. for one year x 18 hours per week. Contact: You will need to call Ben Kirkness on for further information Diploma Information Technology Networking National Course Code: ICA50411 TAFE NSW Course Number: Provides the skills and knowledge to manage, as an independent ICT specialist or as part of a team, the installation of a range of networks, including internetworking, security and e-business integration. Students are required to undertake stages 3 & 4 of the CISCO program as part of the course. You will need a computer with high speed access to the internet, a headset and microphone. on Tuesday and Thursday for 18 months from 6.00pm to 9.00pm Cost: $716 per semester plus course related costs of $50 part time or $100 full time. Cicso 3 - $250, Cisco 4 - $25. Contact: You will need to Paul Kellahan at paul.kellahan1@det.nsw.edu.au or call Roxanne Streatfeild on for further information Diploma Information Technology Systems Administration National Course Code: ICA50311 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want be competent in administering a variety of networked computer systems. The qualification has a strong information technology base of core units with the potential for inclusion of a range of broader industry specific units in the areas of virtualisation, sustainability and project management to suit particular needs. Attendance: Course commences week beginning 22 July. Part time on Wednesday from 6.00pm to 9.00pm for two years Cost: $716 per semester plus course related cost of $100 full time or $50 part time Streatfeild on or Robyn Hall on Diploma Information Technology National Course Code: ICA50111 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to acquire the skills and knowledge to administer and manage ICT support in small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) using a wide range of general Information and Communication Technology (ICT) technologies. Persons working at this level provide a broader rather than specialised ICT support function, applying a wide range of higher level technical skills in ICT areas such as networking, IT support, database development, programming and web development. Attendance: Course commences week beginning 22 July on Wednesday from 6.00pm to 8.00pm for two years Cost: $716 per semester plus course related cost of $100 full time or $50 part time Contact: You will need to call Debbie Lander on or Robyn Hall on for further information Visit

2 Statement of Attainment Digital Literacy (ecitizen Skill Set) National Course Code: ICA10111 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people wanting to gain basic digital literacy skills in using a personal computer. This skill set provides credit towards ICA10111 Certificate I in Information, Digital Media and Technology. Attendance: Course commences week beginning 22 July. Option 1: Part time Wednesday from 5.30pm to 7.30pm or Option 2: Part time Friday from 10.00am to noon Contact: You will need to call Sue Bentley on or Robyn Hall on for further information ARTS AND MEDIA TAFE Plus Statement in Digital Photography (Introduction) TAFE NSW Course Number: Provides introductory level skills to be able to use a digital camera to take effective photographs. Participants will gain skills in photograph composition and lighting, digital workflow, and how to capture the best images. Students can bring along their own camera Attendance: One x six hour Saturday workshop. Date to be confirmed Cost: $250 (no fee exemptions available) Streatfeild on or Robyn Hall on Introduction to Adobe Photoshop TAFE NSW Course Number: Provides an introduction to Adobe Photoshop. You will learn about software functions and features of this industry standard software to help you manage, enhance and create personalised images for print and the web. Attendance: Dates to be advised Cost: $450 (no fee exemptions available) Streatfeild on or Robyn Hall on Advanced Diploma Visual Arts National Course Code: CUV60211 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work as an independent professional visual arts practitioner and who have a command of wide-ranging, highly specialised technical, creative and conceptual skills and knowledge. Completing the Advanced Diploma at TAFE (in addition to the Diploma) will allow students to receive further credit at a number of Universities including CSU, National Art School, COFA and University of Newcastle. Attendance: Full time 18 hours per week for 26 weeks (Monday to Wednesday) or Part time 1.5 days per week over a 52 week period. Attendance patterns for part time study may be negotiated Cost: $10,000 (VET fee help available) Contact: You will need to call Vicki Vance on or vicki.vance@tafensw. edu.au for further information Diploma Visual Arts National Course Code: CUV50111 TAFE NSW Course Number: For visual artists who combine specialised technical, creative and conceptual skills to prepare for and develop an emerging arts practice. You will be able to plan and develop a body of work in one or more art forms and develop a grasp of art theory and history and the ability to critically analyse and synthesise information from a range of sources. The course will consist of a combination of studio delivery and theory units. Studio delivery will be: Painting; Drawing; Printmaking and theory units will consist of Art History and Professional Practice units. Completing the Diploma at TAFE will allow students to receive one year credit at a number of Universities including CSU, National Art School, COFA and University of Newcastle. Attendance: Full time - 18 hours per week for 26 weeks (Mon - Weds) or Part Time Day - one and a half days per week over a 52 week periodattendance patterns for part time study may be negotiated. Cost: $10,000 (VET fee help available) Contact: You will need to call Vicki Vance on or vicki.vance@tafensw. edu.au for further information Certificate III Arts Administration National Course Code: CUV30411 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work in administrative roles across a varied range of arts organisations. You will be able to perform a range of skilled tasks using discretion and judgement and will have the ability to select, adapt and transfer skills to different situations. The qualification applies in contexts such as galleries, museums, theatres, community arts centres and arts organisations more broadly.. Option 1 - Flexible for 18 weeks commencing Term 3 or Option 2 - Flexible for 18 weeks commencing Term 4 (concessions and exemptions apply) Contact: You will need to call Vicki Vance on for further information Certificate III Music National Course Code: CUS30109 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work in the music industry as performers in a band or musical event. From the specialist units you can develop music literacy knowledge and skills in music writing, composition and performance. From the elective units you can develop other skills related to the music industry such as audio/sound, research, innovation and creative thinking and writing, or small and micro business skills. You will develop knowledge and skills to implement copyright arrangements and work safely and effectively in the music industry. Attendance: Monday to Thursday from 9.00am to 4.00pm for 18 weeks plus course related Contact: You will need to call Andrew French- Northam on for further information Certificate III Media National Course Code: CUF30107 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to acquire knowledge and skills to pursue employment and/or further training in media archiving, camera/lighting, community radio program making/presentation, assistant editing, interactive media authoring, or working as a production assistant. Contact: You will need to call Chris Jones on for further information Certificate IV Music National Course Code: CUS40109 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work as musicians or singers/songwriters, performing in a band or musical events. You will develop knowledge and skills to analyse and evaluate information from a variety of sources and implement copyright arrangements and work safely and effectively in the music industry. From the specialist units you can develop music literacy knowledge and skills in music writing, composition, arrangement and performance. Performance may be as free-lance, soloist or in a group. Specific skills may include using a musical instrument or digital media; performing from a repertoire, improvising or from written notation. From the elective units you can develop other skills related to the music industry such as stagecraft, audio/sound, research, innovation and creative thinking and writing, or small and micro business skills. Attendance: Monday to Thursday from 9.00am to 4.00pm for 18 weeks Contact: You will need to call Andrew French- Northam on for further information Diploma Music National Course Code: CUS50109 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work in the music industry as composers, instrumentalists or vocalists. You will develop a sound theoretical knowledge base and use a range of specialised, technical or managerial competencies to plan, carry out and evaluate own work and/or that of a team in the music industry. From the specialist units you can develop skills in music composition, arrangement and performance. Performance i need real job prospects may be as free-lance, soloist or in a group. Specific skills may include using musical instruments or digital media tools, performing from a repertoire, improvising or from written notation. From the elective units you can develop other specialist skills related to the music industry such as audio/sound, stagecraft, research, innovation and creative thinking and writing, or project management. Attendance: Monday to Thursday from 9.00am to 4.00pm for 36 weeks Cost: $716 per semester Contact: You will need to call Andrew French- Northam on for further information Advanced Diploma Music National Course Code: CUS60109 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work in the creative arts industries as musicians, singers, music arrangers, directors or musicologists. You will extend and refine a wide-range of analytical, technical, creative, conceptual and managerial skills to your chosen field in the music industry. From the specialist units you can extend your skills in music composition, arrangement, directing or performance. Performance may be as free-lance, soloist or in a group. Specific skills may include using musical instruments, leading a performance from a repertoire or improvisation. From the elective units you can develop other specialist skills related to the music industry such as project management, research, innovation and creative thinking, analysing, writing and publishing. Attendance: Monday to Thursday from 9.00am to 4.00pm for 36 weeks Cost: $860 per semester plus course related Contact: You will need to call Andrew French- Northam on for further information MANAGEMENT SERVICES Certificate III Accounts Administration National Course Code: FNS30311 TAFE NSW Course Number: For those already working in the financial admin who want to gain extra skills and knowledge whilst having their existing skills recognised or who want to further their skills and move into accounting or bookkeeping. Attendance: Flexible delivery, full time: Monday to Wednesday from 9.00am to 4.00pm or part time: Monday to Thursday 6.00pm to 9.00pm Contact: You will need to call Jodie Moes on or Mandy Macartney on Certificate IV Bookkeeping National Course Code: FNS40211 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to learn how to be bookkeepers and for those who already work as bookkeepers who want to apply for BAS Agent registration. Attendance: Flexible delivery, full time: Monday to Wednesday 9.00am to 4.00pm or part time: Monday to Thursday 6.00pm to 9.00pm. Call

3 Contact: You will need to call Jodie Moes on or Mandy Macartney on Certificate IV Accounting National Course Code: FNS40611 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who currently work, or who want to work in a job role that has accounting responsibilities such as: Office Manager, Account Assistant, Account Manager and Bookkeepers. This course is also a suitable pathway for people wanting to work as Bookkeepers and is packaged to meet the minimum educational requirements set out by the ATO and TPB for BAS Agent registration. Attendance: Flexible delivery, full time: Monday to Wednesday from 9.00am to 4.00pm or part time: Monday to Thursday 6.00pm to 9.00pm. Contact: You will need to call Jodie Moes on or Mandy Macartney on or hold specific coordination or support responsibilities within a store team. Attendance: Flexible delivery Contact: You will need to call Mandy Macartney on or Chantal Hawkins on for further information Certificate IV Frontline Management National Course Code: BSB40812 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who need the skills to take the first line of management in a wide range of organisational and industry contexts. You may have existing qualifications and technical skills in any given vocation or profession, yet require skills or recognition in supervisory functions. Typically you would report to a manager. At this level frontline managers provide leadership and guidance to others and take responsibility for the effective functioning and performance of the team and its work outcomes. Certificate II Retail Services Attendance: Nine workshop days over 12 months, Flexible delivery National Course Code: SIR20212 Cost: $3000 (no fee exemptions available) TAFE NSW Course Number: Contact: You will need to call Mandy Macartney on or Jo Smith on for further information Provides the skills and knowledge for an individual to be competent in a range of activities and functions requiring basic retail operational knowledge and limited practical skills in a defined context. This qualification is suitable for an Australian Apprenticeship pathway and is also appropriate for VET in Schools (VETiS) delivery. Attendance: Monday and Wednesday from 9.30am to 12.30pm for 18 weeks and via flexible delivery Cost: $253 per semester Contact: You will need to call Mandy Macartney on or Chantal Hawkins on for further information Certificate III Retail Operations National Course Code: SIR30212 TAFE NSW Course Number: Provides the skills and knowledge for an individual to be competent in retail operations. Work would be undertaken in various retail store settings, such as specialty stores, supermarkets, department stores and retail fast food outlets. This qualification is suitable for an Australian Apprenticeship pathway and is also appropriate for VET in Schools (VETiS) delivery. Attendance: Flexible delivery Contact: You will need to call Mandy Macartney on or Chantal Hawkins for further information Certificate III Retail Supervision National Course Code: SIR30312 TAFE NSW Course Number: Provides the skills and knowledge for an individual to be competent in retail supervision with the need to apply discretion and judgement. Work would be undertaken in various retail store settings, such as specialty stores, supermarkets, department stores and retail fast food outlets. Individuals will have some responsibility for others and provide Statement of Attainment Property Services (Real Estate Salesperson) TAFE NSW Course Number: Provides the necessary foundation skills and knowledge to satisfy statutory registration requirements under the NSW Property, Stock and Business Agents Act 2002 for a Certificate of Registration in Real Estate (Real Estate Salesperson - registered person) as required by the NSW Office of Fair Trading (OFT). Attendance: Online Delivery or four day classroom on demand Cost: $625 (four day workshop) or $525 (study via distance) with no fee exemptions available Contact: You will need to call Tom Sheehan on or Mandy Macartney on Certificate IV Property Services (Real Estate) National Course Code: CPP40307 TAFE NSW Course Number: Based on the nationally endorsed CPP07 Property Services Training Package Units of Competence for the Real Estate industry sector, and is for people/learners who want to acquire the skills needed to sell, market, lease and manage real estate/property within a property agency at the practice/operator/ supervisory level. Attendance: Online delivery via TAFE Western. Contact: You will need to call Tom Sheehan on or Mandy Macartney on Diploma Management National Course Code: BSB51107 TAFE NSW Course Number: Reflects the role of individuals who are engaged to manage the work of others or to add value to or review management practices. Their role may be in any industry or organisational setting. Typically people in these roles will have considerable experience in their respective industries or vocational areas and combine an informed perspective of specific work requirements with their managerial approaches. The qualification requires a sound theoretical knowledge base and managerial competencies to plan, carry out and evaluate own work or the work of a team. Attendance: Nine workshop days over 12 months, Flexible delivery Cost: $716 per semester Contact: You will need to call Mandy McCartney on or Jo Smith on for further information Cost: $2100 (no fee exemptions available) Contact: You will need to call Barb Hepworth on or Mandy Macartney on Diploma Work Health and Safety National Course Code: BSB51312 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who coordinate and maintain the work health and safety (WHS) program in an organisation. It reflects the role of practitioners who apply a substantial knowledge base and well-developed skills in a wide variety of WHS contexts. Attendance: This course is delivered fully flexible/ distance based via TAFE Western and Orange College Cost: $2550 (no fee exemptions available) Contact: You will need to call Barb Hepworth on or Mandy Macartney on Statement of Attainment TAE10 Enterprise Trainer and Assessor Skill Set TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who wish to work as enterprise trainers and assessors delivering training or assessment in nationally endorsed units of competency and qualifications. You will learn how to plan assessment activities and processes, assess competence, participate in assessment validation and provide work skill instruction. Attendance: Run on demand, please contact the section for further details. Cost: Price on application Contact: You will need to call Mandy Macartney on Certificate III Work Health and Safety National Course Code: BSB30707 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who take on work health and safety (WHS) responsibilities in addition to their main duties. They may provide technical advice and support to a team. Attendance: One week intensive training or four workshops over six months or flexible deliery via TAFE Western Contact: You will need to call Barb Hepworth on or Mandy Macartney on Certificate IV Work Health and Safety National Course Code: BSB41412 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people working in a work health and safety (WHS) role who may or may not work under supervision. They may provide leadership and guidance to others and have some limited responsibility for the output of others. This qualification reflects the role of workers who apply a broad knowledge base and well-developed skills in a wide variety of contexts and may include coordinators, advisers and facilitators. Attendance: One week intensive training or five workshops over six months or flexible delivery Visit

4 Advanced Diploma Work Health and Safety National Course Code: BSB60612 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who apply advanced practical knowledge to coordinate, facilitate and maintain the work health and safety (WHS) program in one or more fields of work in an organisation, such as a WHS practitioner or HR practitioner. They may work under the guidance of an occupational health and safety professional. over 12 months Cost: $860 per semester Contact: You will need to call Barb Hepworth on or Mandy Macartney on Certificate IV Training and Assessment National Course Code: TAE40110 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who wish to develop the skills to be able to train and assess in the Australian vocational education and training (VET) sector. Achievement of this qualification satisfies the requirements of the Australian Quality Training Framework. You will learn how to plan, organise and deliver training; plan and implement assessment activities; and how to design training programs that meet client needs. Attendance: Five workshops over six months or one night per week for 18 weeks or through RPL. Cost: $1950 (no fee exemptions available) Contact: You will need to call Mandy Macartney on or Jill Pennisi on for further information Effective Workplace Communication TAFE NSW Course Number: Covers all types of written and verbal communication used in a business environment. Learn how to communicate effectively in the workplace, understanding body language and communicate successfully through difficult situations. Attendance: Run on demand, please contact the section to register your interest Cost: $260 Contact: You will need to call Mandy McCartney on The New Manager TAFE NSW Course Number: Provides participants with practical work skills to make a smooth transition from work colleague to manager. Learn how to develop teams, know when to use directive and supportive language, develop performance i dream of getting the skills and management techniques that will make you a great leader. Attendance: Run on demand, please contact the section to register your interest Cost: $260 Contact:You will need to call Mandy Macartney on Health and Safety Representative TAFE NSW Course Number: This WorkCover approved course will assist newly elected Health and Safety Representatives (HSR s) to develop and understand the relevant knowledge and skills need to fulfill their role and functions under the Work Health and Safety Act 2011 and Regulations. Attendance: Five day course Cost: $950 (no fee exemptions available) Contact: You will need to call Barb Hepworth on or Mandy Macartney on BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Certificate II Business National Course Code: BSB20112 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people of all ages from school leavers to mature-aged learners who want to work in businesses as a clerk or administrator or small business trainee. You will acquire the skills and knowledge needed to work in different business sectors. You will learn about a range of business equipment, procedures and computing technology as well as dealing with customers and clients, writing skills for work, organising self and handling mail. Attendance: Monday to Thursday from 9.00am to 4.00pm for nine weeks. Also available through flexible delivery costs of $110 Certificate IV Business National Course Code: BSB40207 TAFE NSW Course Number: This is a traineeship course for people who want to develop the knowledge and skills to effectively operate in a wide range of business contexts across industry sectors. You can select electives from the areas of customer service, financial administration, general administration, interpersonal communication, marketing, project management, recordkeeping, risk management, relationship management, IT, e-business, among others. Also available as a traineeship. Attendance : Full time for 12 months Contact: You will need to call David Armstrong for further information Certificate III Business Administration National Course Code: BSB30412 TAFE NSW Course Number: Suitable for all ages from school leavers to mature-aged learners and also trainees. It develops competence in exercising initiative in a business environment, organising workplace information, maintaining financial records, delivering and monitoring a service to customers, participating in work health and safety processes, producing texts from notes, producing texts from audio transcription, designing and developing business documents, creating electronic presentations and organising schedules. Attendance: Option 1 Monday to Thursday from 9.00am to 4.00pm for nine weeks or Option 2 Blended online study through TAFE Western Certificate IV Business Administration National Course Code: BSB40507 TAFE NSW Course Number: Provides administrative skills and a broad knowledge base in a wide variety of administrative roles. You will be able to apply solutions to a defined range of unpredictable problems, and analyse and evaluate information from a variety of sources. You may provide leadership and guidance to others with some limited responsibility. In order to successfully complete this course, it is highly recommended that you have work experience, high level oral and written communication skills within an office environment, experience using office systems and experience administering projects. Attendance: One hour weekly online chats for two semesters with option for workshop attendance for complex computer studies. costs of $56 per semester Contact: You will need to call Kim McLean on for further information Diploma Business Administration National Course Code: BSB50407 TAFE NSW Course Number: Provides managerial-level training for clerks and administrative workers. It provides a basis for a wide range of careers and occupations. You will learn how to establish and maintain a workgroup network, manage meetings, plan and manage conferences, plan or review administration systems, manage payroll and manage business document design and development. This course is for graduates from lower level administration courses, people returning to the workforce and seeking to enter at Diploma level, people wanting to extend career path options and people currently in the workforce who want to upgrade skills or have existing skills recognised. Attendance: One hour weekly online chats for two semesters Cost: $716 semester plus course related cost of $90 Statement of Attainment Processing and Maintaining Financial Records (in an Office Environment MYOB) TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who work in administrative and clerical positions and have responsibility for data entry and processing of financial records in accordance with enterprise procedures and legal requirements. You will develop skills in efficiently and effectively carrying out manual financial processes as well as using commercial accounting packages. Attendance: Monday to Wednesday for 18 weeks costs of $51.60 Contact: You will need to call Barry Swain on Statement of Attainment Using Advanced Software Functions (in an Office Environment) TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who work in administrative and clerical positions in an office and who want to update their skills in the use of commercial software packages or re-skilling into a newer version of a software application, allowing a more efficient and effective execution of duties across complex functions. Attendance: Thursday from 6.00pm to 8.30pm for 18 weeks Cost: $253 plus course related costs of $72 Advanced Diploma Business National Course Code: BSB60207 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who already have significant business expertise in either specialised or broad areas of skills and knowledge, and who want to further develop expertise across a range of business functions. You can select electives from the areas of management, human resource management, marketing and advertising, among others. Attendance: Flexible delivery for two semesters Cost: $860 per semester Contact: You will need to call Kim McLean on for further information Certificate IV Project Management National Course Code: BSB41507 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to pursue a career in project management. You will learn how to work either as a project team member or as a project officer. The course will help you develop the practical skills and knowledge required to contribute to the design, implementation, management and closure of projects. Attendance: Flexible delivery by TAFE Western across two semesters costs of $90 Contact: You will need to call Kim McLean on for further information Diploma Project Management National Course Code: BSB51407 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to pursue a career in project management. You will learn how to work as a project manager or as a project team Call

5 leader. This course will help you develop the practical skills and knowledge required to design, implement, manage and close complex projects. Attendance: Flexible delivery by TAFE Western across two semesters safety, organising workplace information, and maintaining financial records. You will need to check with your local college to determine which electives they offer. Attendance: Flexible delivery for two semesters contact the section to discuss workplace training requirements. Cost: $265 (no fee exemptions available) Certificate III Information and Cultural Services National Course Code: CUL30111 TAFE NSW Course Number: Cost: $716 per semester plus course related costs to be advised Contact: You will need to call Kim McLean on for further information Statement of Attainment Medical Reception TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who work or are seeking work in administrative and clerical positions in a medical office environment. Attendance: Online and distance study through TAFE Western for 18 weeks with optional tutorial sessions available Cost: $253 per semester Certificate III Business Administration (Medical) National Course Code: BSB31107 TAFE NSW Course Number: Provides the skills to work in an administrative role in a medical environment. You will learn about using medical terminology, medical billing, medical records, maintaining stock supplies and applying the principles of confidentiality in a medical environment. Attendance: Full time: Four days per week from 9.00am to 4.00pm and one evening per week from 6.00pm to 7.00pm for nine weeks, followed by flexible online study with tutorial option for a further nine weeks. plus course related costs of $125 Contact: You will need to call David Armstrong on for further information Statement of Attainment Using Computers in an Office Environment TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who are seeking work, or who currently work in administrative and clerical positions in an office and who want to develop their efficiency and effectiveness in the use of commercial software packages in the office environment. Attendance: Tuesday from 6.00pm to 9.00pm for 18 weeks Cost: $253 plus course related costs of $57 MS Office Applications (Customised) TAFE NSW Course Number: This course can be customised for workplace group delivery. For users with various experience, who may require an overview of the following Microsoft Office Applications, and a detailed knowledge of other applications eg.* Intro MS Word (eg. Formatting a letter, Mail merge, Tables, Templates). * Intro - Intermediate MS Power Point (Preparing a presentation using PowerPoint eg. Transitions, Effects, * Intro - Intermediate MS Excel (eg. Intro: Fundamentals in setting up formulas, Formatting a worksheet; Intermediate: Linking worksheets, IF function, i.e. IFx>y then (action), Present data in excel charts, identify trends). * Overview MS Outlook (eg. Rules for your inbox, Using the Calendar Option, Using the Task Option, Filing/managing s, Sending attachments). * Optional Typing (eg. Speed and accuracy, Keyboarding Speed Test). Attendance: One x eight hour session. Please Microsoft Outlook TAFE NSW Course Number: Develop your skills using Microsoft Outlook. At completion you will be able to make effective use of Outlook s calendar and other features. Attendance: Friday 18 October from 9.30am to 4.00pm Cost: $189 (no fee exemptions available) Microsoft Excel 2010 Basic Training TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who are upgrading their skills from earlier versions of Excel or want to learn to use the new Excel environment. No previous knowledge of Microsoft Excel is required, however it would be beneficial to have a general understanding of computers and the Windows operating system. You will learn to design spreadsheets for use in managing budgets, tracking costs and attendance, creating charts and graphs and managing small lists. Attendance: Friday 23 August from 9.30am to 4.00pm Cost: $189 (no fee exemptions available) Microsoft Advanced Excel 2010 TAFE NSW Course Number: Includes demonstrations of advanced features of Excel including macros, pivot tables and VLOOKUP. Attendance: Friday 13 September from 9.30am to 4.00pm Cost: $189 (no fee exemptions available) Keyboarding and Touch Typing (Introduction) TAFE NSW Course Number: Learn keyboarding techniques using touch typing methods to produce documents with accuracy. A speed and accuracy statement will be provided at completion. Reflects the role of individuals who use a broad range of skills and knowledge in a wide variety of environments. This course provides training in the foundation skills necessary to be a library technician. The course is delivered entirely online, and there are no face-to-face classes. Teachers maintain regular contact by phone and . Web conferences are also used for group learning and involvement. for 36 weeks x ten hours per week online Contact: You will need to call Andrea Lovell or Jenny Kingham on for further information Certificate IV Library, Information and Cultural Services National Course Code: CUL40111 TAFE NSW Course Number: Reflects the role of individuals who use well-developed skills and a broad knowledge base in a wide variety of contexts. They apply solutions to a defined range of unpredictable problems, and analyse and evaluate information from a variety of sources. They may provide leadership and guidance to others with some limited responsibility for the output of others. Licensing, Legislative, Regulatory or Certification Considerations. There is no direct link between this qualification and licensing, legislative and/or regulatory requirements. This course provides training in the skills necessary to be a library technician. for 36 weeks x ten hours per week part time or $100 full time Contact: You will need to call Andrea Lovell or Jenny Kingham on for further information Certificate IV Marketing National Course Code: BSB41307 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to develop the knowledge and skills to work in marketing across a range of industry and organisational settings. You will develop a range of specialist marketing skills as well as other generic business skills that will allow you to function effectively in a marketing industry setting. Attendance: Flexible delivery using facebook as your virtual classroom for 36 weeks x 15 hours per week. The course is further supported by text book and . Certificate III Business National Course Code: BSB30110 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to develop knowledge and skills to gain employment at entry level in a range of business areas. The course offers a choice of electives to enable you to develop skills across a range of areas including using current business technology and software, writing and business communication, working in a team environment, maintaining workplace Attendance: Five x two hour sessions face to face. Option 1: 10.00am to 12noon on 2, 9, 16, 20 August and 6 September or Option 2: 6.00pm to 8.00pm on 15, 22, 29 October and 5, 12 November. Cost: $230 (no fee exemptions available) Contact: You will need to Judi Treganowan at judith.treganowan@tafensw.edu.au for further information Visit

6 TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY Statement of Attainment Responsible Conduct of Gambling TAFE NSW Course Number: 4515 Provides the skills and knowledge required in identifying the impact of problem gambling on the community, and offering assistance and advice to gamblers and their families. This course is appropriate for all staff members working in gaming areas of licensed premises. Attendance: 29 and 30 July from 6.00pm to 9:00pm or 14 November from 9.00am to 3.30pm Cost: $120 (no fee exemptions available) Contact: You will need to call John Finlayson on for further information Statement of Attainment Responsible Service of Alcohol TAFE NSW Course Number: 6650 Provides the skills, knowledge and attitudes to serve alcohol in a responsible manner. You will develop skills required to satisfy the requirements for responsible service of alcohol under NSW legislation and regulations. This course is appropriate for all staff members working in licensed premises. Attendance: 23 July from 9.00am to 3.30pm Cost: $170 (no fee exemptions available) Contact: You will need to call John Finlayson on for further information Statement of Attainment Prepare and Serve Espresso Coffee TAFE NSW Course Number: Learn practical skills and knowledge about using a commercial espresso machine, to extract and serve coffee. Additionally you will learn about the storage of coffee and related ingredients, as well as cleaning and caring for the machine. Attendance: Two evening workshops (six hours) Cost: $125 (no fee exemptions available) Cost: $150 (no fee exemptions available) Certificate III Events National Course Code: SIT30607 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work in the sector responsible for coordinating meetings, conferences and/or community, sporting and cultural events. You will develop practical meeting and event administrative and operational skills and associated knowledge required by support staff in and events industry. Diploma Events National Course Code: SIT50607 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who work, or want to work, in the events industry as an events manager, festival manager, sports events manager, arts events manager, corporate events manager or similar. You will develop your knowledge of the events industry and acquire a range of management, budgetary and event specific skills including the selection of appropriate venues, development of event concepts, IT skills for events, risk management, operational planning and event specific project management.. Please contact the section to discuss your individual training requirements Cost: $716 per semester Advanced Diploma Events National Course Code: SIT60207 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who work, or want to work, in the events industry as an events manager, venue manager, conference manager or exhibitions manager. You will acquire wide-ranging, highly specialised technical event management skills with a strategic research, planning and communication focus.. Please contact the section to discuss your individual training requirements Cost: $860 per semester Certificate III Hospitality National Course Code: SIT30707 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work at the operative level in a range of hospitality establishments including restaurants, hotels, motels, catering operations, clubs, pubs, cafes and coffee shops. You will learn about the hospitality industry and will develop your customer service and communication skills, along with a wide range of skills relevant to food and beverage service, accommodation services, gaming or other hospitality services. Attendance: Tuesday (including Tuesday evening) to Thursday Certificate IV Hospitality National Course Code: SIT40307 TAFE NSW Course Number: Advanced Diploma Hospitality National Course Code: SIT60307 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work as a senior manager in the hospitality industry. You will learn how to plan and control a range of hospitality products; market the establishment to customers; manage the maintenance and renewal of equipment, premises and outlets; maintain business compliance within legislative requirements; manage financial operations; and develop effective business plans. You will also learn how to lead, supervise and manage teams of people.. Please contact the section to discuss your individual training requirements Cost: $860 per semester Certificate III Hospitality (Catering Operations) National Course Code: SIT31007 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work as a caterer in a range of hospitality and other catering operations. You will learn to produce quality goods and will develop skills in organising, preparing and presenting food. You will also learn about planning and controlling menubased catering, as well as how to promote goods and services to customers. for 18 weeks x 15 hours per week. Core units are offered by flexible delivery via a mix of online and self paced workbooks. Online includes Moodle, participation in virtual worlds, Adobe classroom all requiring high speed internet connection. Work placement is a compulsory requirement of some units. Some electives will require attendance at workshops in the Western Institute (Bathurst/Dubbo/Mudgee). plus course related costs of $184 Contact: You will need to call Robyn Alderton on for further information Certificate IV Hospitality (Catering Operations) National Course Code: SIT40607 Statement of Attainment Workplace Hygiene TAFE NSW Course Number: For people working or intending to work in food preparation in a hospitality, community food service or health area. You will learn how to apply and maintain hygiene practices in a variety of food preparation areas. You will become familiar with the government Acts and Regulations relevant to food safety. You will also learn how to minimise food spoilage and food poisoning, apply sound food hygiene and food safety practices and use correct clearing, sanitising, pest control and garbage disposal procedures. You will also be able to implement a food safety program based on HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point) principles. Attendance: Flexible delivery only For people who want to work in the hospitality industry in the food and beverage, wine or accommodation areas at supervisory level. Depending on the electives chosen, you develop skills in the following areas: front office, housekeeping, basic-level catering, communication, basic accounting and cashiering, hospitality sales and marketing, food and beverage service, accommodation services supervision, wine studies, staffing and training, and function planning and practice. You will also learn how to work in a supervisory capacity in a hospitality operation, emphasising teamwork, leadership, staffing issues and operational planning.. Please contact the section to discuss your individual training requirements TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work as a caterer or catering supervisor in a variety of catering settings including hospitals and aged care facilities, sporting and entertainment venues, hotel banqueting departments, cook-chill production kitchens and mobile catering businesses. You will develop hospitality operational, financial and food preparation skills. for 18 weeks x 15 hours per week. Core units are offered by flexible delivery via a mix of online and self paced workbooks. Online includes Moodle, participation in virtual worlds, Adobe classroom all requiring high speed internet connection. Work placement is a compulsory requirement of some units. Some electives will require attendance at workshops in the Western Institute (Bathurst/Dubbo/Mudgee). Entry requirements: Previous studies or extensive work experience in catering and ability to learn using new technologies. Call

7 charges of $232 Contact: You will need to call Robyn Alderton on for further information Certificate II Hospitality (Kitchen Operations) National Course Code: SIT20307 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work in a commercial kitchen. You will acquire the skills and knowledge needed for fundamental hospitality kitchen duties. You will develop a range of specialised kitchen skills in the preparation, cooking and service of foods and learn how to work as part of a team in a hospitality operation. Emphasis is placed on the practical application of cookery principles, implementation of food safety procedures and the presentation of foods for a range of hospitality establishments. Attendance: Tuesday to Thursday Cost: $253 Certificate III Tourism National Course Code: SIT30107 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to be employed in a tourism office where the planning of tourism products and services takes place; in the field where tourism products are delivered such as a tour operator or a combination of both. You will develop skills in tourism sales, operations and tour delivery. for 18 weeks x 15 hours per week. Core units are offered by flexible delivery via a mix of online and self paced workbooks. Online includes Moodle, participation in virtual worlds, adobe connect classroom all requiring high speed internet connection. Work placement is a compulsory requirement of some units. Some electives will require attendance at workshops in the Western Institute (Bathurst/Dubbo/Mudgee). Contact: You will need to call Ann Thompson on for further information HAIR AND BEAUTY Cost: $110 (no fee exemptions available) Contact: You will need to call Tracey Elliott on for further information Gel Nails TAFE NSW Course Number: An introduction for anyone aspiring to work as a nail technician. It will equip you with the skills needed to effectively practice the application of gel nail enhancements. Attendance: Please contact the section to register your interest as this course can be delivered day or evening depending on demand. Cost: $360 (no fee exemptions available) Contact: You will need to call Tracey Elliott on for further information Nail Enhancements TAFE NSW Course Number: Covers the skills required to apply acrylic nail enhancements to industry standards to enable employment. Diploma Community Services Work National Course Code: CHC50612 TAFE NSW Course Number: For workers who provide service delivery, either direct client work and/or community education or development projects. Learners will develop skills in community development, case management, assessment and referral, advocacy, counselling, and group work psychology and sociology. Workers at this level operate at an advanced skill level and may also have responsibility for the supervision of other staff and volunteers. Attendance: Flexible delivery for 12 months with a three day weekend once a month, evening videoconferencing twice per month. Expression of interest form required ASAP. Cost: $716 per semester plus course related costs of $270 Contact: You will need to call Sharna Dean or Jenny Hazelton on for further information Certificate IV Alcohol and Other Drugs Diploma Hospitality National Course Code: SIT50307 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work as a manager in the hospitality industry. You will learn how to plan and control a range of hospitality products, control stock, promote goods and services to customers, maintain premises and outlets, maintain business compliance within legislative requirements, develop and manage financial budgets and develop operational plans. You will also learn how to lead, supervise and manage a team of people. Cost: $716 per semester Statement of Attainment Food Safety Supervisor National Course Code: Statement of Attainment TAFE NSW Course Number: For people supervising food preparation. You will learn to follow workplace hygiene procedures and to apply food safety procedures. Attendance: Flexible delivery Cost: $330 i want real employment options Certificate IV Hairdressing National Course Code: SIH40111 TAFE NSW Course Number: Reflects the role of highly skilled senior hairdressers who develop complex technical skills and knowledge working as part of or coordinating a salon team. It includes senior hairdressers who work as technical advisers with a hairdressing products company; or independently as a freelance session stylist. Functions at this level include the self-directed application of a broad range of knowledge and skills and the provision of technical leadership, training and support to colleagues. A hairdresser at this level may provide specialist services,including haircutting, hair design, hair colouring, complex colour correction, hair extensions, chemical reformation, trichology and makeup application. Attendance: An information session will be held on Tuesday 16 July at 6.00pm for students that have enrolled to discuss flex delivery options. costs of $250 Contact: You will need to call Tracey Elliott on for further information Hair Cutting and Colouring TAFE NSW Course Number: Structural cutting techniques and current colour trends for hairdressers. Attendance: Tuesday 8, 15, and 22 October from 6.00pm to 9.00pm for three weeks Cost: $376 (no fee exemptions available) Contact: You will need to call Tracey Elliott on for further information Basic Long Hair Techniques TAFE NSW Course Number: Provides an introduction to basic long hair techniques including pinning, back combing and smoothing. Attendance: Tuesday 3 and 10 September from 5.30pm to 8.30pm Attendance: Commencing Thursday 18 July from 9.00am to 3.30pm for 10 weeks Cost: $1400 (no fee exemptions available) Contact: You will need to call Tracey Elliott on for further information Certificate III Beauty Services National Course Code: SIB30110 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work as beauticians in a retail or beauty salon environment. You will learn how to provide a number of beauty services which may include make-up, waxing, nail technology, lash and brow services, epilation and demonstrating and selling retail skin care and other cosmetic products. In this course you can study additional beauty treatments to develop skills to own/manage your own salon. Attendance: Commencing Monday 15 July on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 9.00am to 4.30pm for 18 weeks plus course related costs of $1000 Contact: You will need to call Tracey Elliott on for further information COMMUNITY SERVICES Diploma Community Services (Case Management) National Course Code: CHC52008 TAFE NSW Course Number: For workers who deliver case management and case work intervention services to clients. You will develop skills in case management, communication, relevant legislation, psychology, referral, service delivery and planning. Attendance: Flexible delivery for 12 months on Wednesday evenings. Expression of interest form required ASAP Cost: $716 per semester plus course related costs of $240 Contact: You will need to call Jenny Hazelton on for further information National Course Code: CHC40412 TAFE NSW Course Number: For workers who provide a range of services and interventions to clients with alcohol and other drugs issues and/or implement health promotion and community interventions. You will develop skills in basic counselling, assessment and case planning, and referral. You will also gain an understanding of the alcohol and drug sector. Students must have a Community Services qualification in Certificate IV or higher. Attendance: Evening classes for one semester. Expression of interest form required ASAP. costs of $30 per unit Contact: You will need to call Sharna Dean on for further information Diploma Community Services (Financial Counselling) National Course Code: CHC52108 TAFE NSW Course Number: For workers who provide financial counselling, which is a specialist service assisting people faced with debt and other financial issues. You will develop knowledge and skills relating to credit and debt issues affecting client rights and obligations, and a solid understanding of social and systemic issues that impact financial counselling clients. These skills may be applied in casework, community development and social justice contexts. Attendance: Mixed mode, self-directed, recognition, block training with block attendance for three weeks per year. Expression of interest form required ASAP. Cost: $4490 for full course or $2245 per semester. This course is offered subject to demand, please contact the teaching to confirm course costs and to register your interest. No exemptions apply. Contact: You will need to call Jenny Hazelton on for further information Visit

8 Certificate III Aged Care Work National Course Code: CHC30212 TAFE NSW Course Number: Learn about the Aged Care sector, interviewing and communicating with older people and providing care and support to older people within residential facilities.you should be aware that if clinical placement in a public and a private hospital or medical facility is part of the course, you may need to undergo occupational screening and be vaccinated against infectious diseases. Attendance: Two days per week Mondays and Tuesdays. Expression of Interest form required ASAP Cost: $396 plus course related costs of $135 Contact: You will need to call Fiona Ostini on for further information Statement of Attainment in First Aid (Apply First Aid) National Course Code: HLTFA311A TAFE NSW Course Number: Provides a First Aid Certificate and teaches you how to manage casualties with a range of injuries or illnesses using available facilities or equipment and how to provide basic life support or other emergency care. You will learn to assess the situation, apply first aid procedures, communicate details of the incident and evaluate your own performance. The course is WorkCover New South Wales approved. The Senior First Aid Certificate has a currency of three years. Entry requirements: There are no entry requirements for this course but students choosing the flexible delivery option must access the student text prior to the course and complete the seven self assessment tasks prior to the training commencement. The completed text must be brought to training. Attendance: 1 day (9:30 am - 5:00 pm) 3 August, 7 September or 9 November Cost: $200 face to face delivery (two day program) OR $140 Ffexible delivery (one day program) Contact: You will need to call Fiona Pearson on for further information CHILDREN S SERVICES Certificate IV Children s Services (Outside School Hours Care) National Course Code: CHC41208 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people working with children in vacation programs and out of school hours services. You will learn how to plan activities and provide care for children of school age, facilitating their leisure and play and enabling them to achieve their developmental outcomes. Attendance: Flexible delivery for one year Contact: You will need to call the Child and Family Services Section on for further information Diploma Children s Services (Early Childhood Education and Care) National Course Code: CHC50908 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work as an early childhood educator in a centre-based service or family day care. This level of educator is responsible for planning, implementing and managing programs in early childhood education and care services in accordance with legislative requirements and is often responsible for the supervision of others. You will gain skills and knowledge in how to use a national learning framework, regulations and quality standards to support the education and care of children from birth to school age. You will be able to document, plan and evaluate children s play and learning while ensuring children s health and safety. You will be able to support the holistic development of children birth to school age and manage a children s service to address regulations and quality assurance. Attendance: Monday to Friday from 9.00am to 4.00pm x three semesters = three stages Cost: Currently TAFE NSW fee exempt through an Australia Government initiative plus course related costs of $100 per stage (full time) Contact: You will need to call the Child and Family Services Section on for further information Statement of Attainment Identify and Respond to Children and Young People (at Risk) TAFE NSW Course Number: Describes the knowledge and skills required to address duty of care requirements, working within an ethical framework and applying relevant legislation, policies and procedures in responding to children and young people. Attendance: Six hour workshop or as a flexible package Cost: $110 (No fee exemptions available) Contact: You will need to call the Child and Family Services Section on for further information OUTDOOR RECREATION Certificate III Outdoor Recreation National Course Code: SIS30410 TAFE NSW Course Number: Provides you with the skills and knowledge to guide individuals and groups to safely participate in outdoor recreation activities in a controlled environment. You will learn to work autonomously or as part of a team under supervision in camps, recreation centres or on various public lands. You will learn to use a diverse range of equipment, to work in differing environments such as water, dry land and mountainous terrains and to provide support to deal appropriately with unplanned or unexpected events. It does not provide the skills and knowledge to instruct participants to undertake outdoor recreation activities independently. Attendance: Run online via TAFE Western, on the job or by distance. For further information on delivery strategy please contact the teaching the section. plus course related costs of $300 Contact: You will need to call Lorraine Smith on for further information VOCATIONAL ACCESS Certificate II Foundation English Language Skills National Course Code: 10079NAT TAFE NSW Course Number: For adults from language backgrounds other than English who have limited English. You will learn how to listen, speak, read and write in English. This will help you participate in the Australian community, progress in your job or do further study. Before you enrol in this course you need to have an interview. Attendance: Six hours per week Contact: You will need to call Sharyn McKinnon on for further information Certificate I Spoken and Written English National Course Code: 91421NSW TAFE NSW Course Number: Eligible clients will learn English, from beginner to intermediate level, to help you settle successfully in Australia You will also learn about Australian society, culture, customs and working in Australia. You will learn speaking, listening, reading and writing skills for everyday living, for work and for further study. Attendance: Six hours per week Cost: TAFE NSW fee exempt. The adult migrant English program (AMEP) is funded by the Australian Government, through the Department of Immigration and Citizenship Contact: You will need to call Sharyn McKinnon on for further information Certificate II Spoken and Written English National Course Code: 91422NSW TAFE NSW Course Number: Eligible clients will learn English, from beginner to intermediate level, to help you settle successfully in Australia You will also learn about Australian society, culture, customs and working in Australia. You will learn speaking, listening, reading and writing skills for everyday living, for work and for further study. Attendance: Six hours per week Cost: TAFE NSW fee exempt. The adult migrant English program (AMEP) is funded by the Australian Government, through the Department of Immigration and Citizenship Contact: You will need to call Sharyn McKinnon on for further information Certificate III Spoken and Written English National Course Code: 91423NSW TAFE NSW Course Number: Eligible clients will learn English, from beginner to intermediate level, to help you settle successfully in Australia You will also learn about Australian society, culture, customs and working in Australia. You will learn speaking,listening, reading and writing skills for everyday living, for work and for further study. Attendance: Six hours per week Cost: TAFE NSW fee exempt. The adult migrant English program (AMEP) is funded by the Australian Government, through the Department of Immigration and Citizenship Contact: You will need to call Sharyn McKinnon on for further information Certificate I Preparation for Work and Study National Course Code: 10097NAT TAFE NSW Course Number: For adults who want to improve their literacy and numeracy skills in order to go on to further education and training or to get a job. If you have experienced barriers to education or if you did not finish school, this may be the best course for you. When you enrol, a teacher will help you determine the most appropriate level of training. Attendance: Ten hours per week for 18 weeks Contact: You will need to call Kerry Windsor on or Christine Jacobs on for further information Call

9 Certificate III Education Support National Course Code: CHC30812 TAFE NSW Course Number: Covers workers in a range of education settings including public and independent schools and community education settings. You will learn the skills required to provide assistance and support to teachers to facilitate students learning under broad based supervision. Attendance: Online delivery or $793 per year plus course related Contact: You will need to call Kerry Windsor on for further information Certificate III Preparation for Vocational and Further Study National Course Code: 91454NSW TAFE NSW Course Number: 9046 Develop independent learning skills and self motivation to successfully undertake study or careers with Year 11 entry level. This course provides a transition to academic study and employment and a pathway for learners to achieve Year 11 equivalent skills and knowledge Student must attend an interview and screening process before enrolment.you should also see a TAFE counsellor before you enrol in this course. Attendance: Four days per week plus course related Contact: You will need to call Christine Jacobs on for further information Certificate IV Tertiary Preparation National Course Code: 91455NSW TAFE NSW Course Number: 9048 Develop a broad range of skills necessary to gain entry to and succeed in tertiary education and employment. Students who successfully complete the TPC will be eligible to receive the scaled Tertiary Entrance Score (TES). The Universities Admission Centre (UAC) uses the TAFE calculated TES to assist universities in making offers of places to TPC graduates. It is also possible to gain credit towards a vocational qualification if you choose to study vocational electives which are part of this course. Students must attend an interview and screening process before enrolment.you should also see a TAFE counsellor before you enrol in this course. Attendance: 36 weeks x 24 hours per week, face to face Contact: You will need to call Christine Jacobs on for further information Vocational Graduate Certificate Adult Language, Literacy and Numeracy Practice National Course Code: TAE70111 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who work in the area of adult language, literacy and numeracy practice who wish to further develop their skills and knowledge in the areas of teaching approaches and practices. You will learn how to analyse and apply adult literacy and numeracy teaching practices, develop English language skills of adult learners and implement and evaluate delivery strategies. Attendance: Delivered online via TAFE Western (10 hours per week) Cost: $5995 Contact: You will need to call Karen Ritchie on for further information Certificate III Employment and Training National Course Code: 10091NAT TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who wish to access employment, education and training Students need to have completed Year 10 or equivalent (that is, a Certificate II level qualification). An individual assessment is required to establish the needs of the student. This is completed at the compulsory information session which is to be held on 27 June from 11.00am to 12 noon in G Block room GG12. Students should bring evidence of Year 10 completion and vocational certificates (if any) to the information session. Attendance: Full time for 18 weeks plus course related Contact: You will need to call Christine Jacobs on for further information Certificate II Skills For Work and Study National Course Code: 10077NAT TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who have left school early before completing any formal qualifications and require Mathematics, English, Science and Humanities knowledge, and skills for engagement in further education, training or employment. The qualification provides a pathway to further education and Training Package Qualifications at AQF 2 and 3. A compulsory information session will be held on 26 June from 2.00pm to 5.00pm in G Block room GG12. Further information will be provided regarding assessment and testing. Attendance: Full time for 18 weeks at four days per week Cost: TAFE NSW fee exempt plus course related Contact: You will need to call Christine Jacobs on for further information Certificate II Foundation Skills for Work and Study National Course Code: 10076NAT TAFE NSW Course Number: Enables students to read, write, use numeracy and learning skills and knowledge i want the right training at ACSF Level 4 and use science and/or humanities skills and knowledge for continued engagement in further education, for training at AQF III and for employment Attendance: Full time for 18 weeks at four days per week Contact: You will need to call Christine Jacobs on or Deirdre O Brien on for further information Certificate II Skills for Work and Training National Course Code: 10089NAT TAFE NSW Course Number: For mature aged women who are considering returning to the workforce or further study. It is valuable for those who wish to gain employability skills in technology, communication and writing and research skills. The qualification provides a pathway to further education and Training Package Qualifications at AQF 2 and 3. A compulsory information session will be held on 28 June from 11.00am to 12 noon in Block G, Room GG17, Attendance: Delivered during school hours over four days per week Cost: TAFE NSW fee exempt plus course related Contact: You will need to call Christine Jacobs on or Deirdre O Brien on for further information Language, Literacy and Numeracy National Course Code: 91471NSW TAFE NSW Course Number: 2244 Will develop broad language, literacy and numeracy skills to assist various groups including people from non-english speaking backgrounds and people who have experienced barriers to learning. This course may lead to other vocational training pathways. A compulsory information session will be held on 28 June from 11.00am to 12 noon in Block G, GG17. Attendance: To be negotiated with student on entry Cost: TAFE NSW fee exempt plus course related Contact: You will need to call Kerry Windsor (for Literacy and Numeracy) on or Sharyn McKinnon (for Language) on for further information. Learner Support National Course Code: TAFE Statement TAFE NSW Course Number: 8900 Small group tutoring may include tutoring for English, History and Mathematics HSC subjects. Attendance: One hour per week per term. Classes are scheduled after school from Monday to Thursday from 4.00pm to 6.00pm Cost: $37.50 per hour (no exemptions or concessions apply) Contact: You will need to call Deirdre O Brien on or Christine Jacobs on for further information OUTREACH Vocational and Community Engagement National Course Code: 10093NAT TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to develop some of the skills needed to participate in a learning environment, engage in vocational education and training and engage with the community. Attendance: Flexible delivery by attending classes or workshops, learning by distance or online or taking part in workplace or community activities for 18 weeks Cost: Fee exempt Contact: You will need to call Anne Burfitt on for further information Certificate II Skills for Work and Training National Course Code: 10089NAT TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who wish to access employment, education and training to enhance career opportunities and employment pathways, develop communication skills for accessing and maintaining employment, gain skills to retrain or enter the workforce with vocational competencies or prepare for further education and training. Attendance: Option 1 Flexible delivery for 18 weeks or option 2 full time for two semesters from Monday to Wednesday for 18 hours. Delivered via connected classroom with face to face learning support. Cost: Fee exempt Contact: You will need to call Anne Burfitt on for further information Certificate I Access to Work and Training (Introductory) National Course Code: 10087NAT TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to develop some employability skills to get a job or to go on to further training. If you have experienced barriers or interruptions to education due to cultural or language differences, poor health or isolation, this may be the best course for you. Attendance: Flexible delivery for 18 weeks Cost: Fee exempt Contact: You will need to call Anne Burfitt on for further information Certificate I Access to Work and Training National Course Code: 10088NAT TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to develop some employability skills to get a job or to go on to further training. If you have experienced barriers or interruptions to education due to cultural or language differences, poor health or isolation, this may be the best course for you. Attendance: Flexible delivery for 18 weeks Cost: Fee exempt Contact: You will need to call Anne Burfitt on for further information Visit

10 Certificate II Skills for Work and Training in the Community Sector National Course Code: 10090NAT TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who wish to develop the foundation skills and knowledge to seek employment in the community sector. Attendance: Flexible delivery for 18 weeks Cost: Fee exempt Contact: You will need to call Anne Burfitt on for further information Mentoring National Course Code: 10094NAT TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work effectively in the role of a mentor in a workplace, education, custodial and/or community environment in a paid or voluntary capacity. You can successfully achieve the course outcomes by participating in education and training through one or more of the following: attending classes, distance or online learning, workshops, workplace and community based activities. Attendance: Flexible delivery for 18 weeks Cost: Fee exempt Contact: You will need to call Anne Burfitt on for further information AUTOMOTIVE Certificate III Automotive Mechanical Technology (Specialising in Heavy Vehicle Road Transport) National Course Code: AUR30405 TAFE NSW Course Number: 5771 For people who want to gain the skills and knowledge required to repair and maintain the mechanical systems and components of cars, motorcycles and heavy systems vehicles. You will work on equipment such as trucks and buses, learning how the various systems operate, and how to maintain, test, diagnose, and repair those systems and components. This course is for apprentice or trainee heavy vehicle mechanics in the road transport equipment service industry. Attendance: Block release, three days every three weeks Contact: You will need to call Paul Chaseling on for further information Certificate III Automotive Mechanical Technology (Specialising in Heavy Vehicle Mobile Equipment) National Course Code: AUR30405 TAFE NSW Course Number: 5772 For apprentice or trainee heavy vehicle mechanics in the road transport equipment service industry. You will gain the skills and knowledge required to repair and maintain the mechanical systems and components of cars, motorcycles and heavy vehicles. You will work on equipment such as trucks and buses, learning how the various systems operate, and how to maintain, test, diagnose, and repair those systems and components. This course is suitable for entry into the automotive service and repair industry. Attendance: Block release, three days every three weeks Contact: You will need to call Paul Chaseling on for further information Certificate III Automotive Mechanical Technology (Specialising in Agricultural Mechanical) National Course Code: AUR30405 TAFE NSW Course Number: 5790 For apprentice or trainee heavy vehicle mechanics in the agricultural vehicle/ equipment service industry. You will work on equipment such as tractors, harvesters and other farm machinery. You will learn how the various systems operate, and how to maintain, test, diagnose, and repair those systems and components. It is suitable for entry into the automotive service and repair industry. Attendance: Block release, three days every three weeks Contact: You will need to call Paul Chaseling on for further information Certificate III Automotive Mechanical Technology (Specialising in Light Vehicle) National Course Code: AUR30405 TAFE NSW Course Number: 9003 For people working in the automotive industry who want a career as an automotive light vehicle mechanic who have entered into a training agreement. It is suitable for entry into the automotive service and repair industry. You will learn how to service, repair and diagnose faults in motor vehicles weighing up to 4.5 tonnes. You will learn how to diagnose, service and repair faults in light vehicle engine, transmission, suspension, steering, brake and electrical systems and components. Attendance: 36 weeks for eight hours per week Contact: You will need to call Paul Chaseling on for further information METAL FABRICATION Certificate I Engineering National Course Code: MEM10105 TAFE NSW Course Number: 9049 For people entering employment in manufacturing, engineering and related industry areas. You will gain the basic competencies required to work as an operator in these areas. You will acquire skills and knowledge in workplace communication, occupational health and safety, quality procedures and planning, plus some industry-specific skills in a production or process area relevant to your current or intended employment. The course duration will vary depending on the training pathway agreed to between you, your employer and the TAFE college. Attendance: Monday from 6.00pm to 10.00pm for two semesters costs of $240 Contact: You will need to call Ian McCrohon on for further information Statement of Attainment Basic Welding Skills TAFE NSW Course Number: For people requiring the knowledge and skills to apply basic thermal cutting and welding techniques using Manual and Gas Metal Arc Welding processes. You will learn basic cutting skills to shape and form steel sections and join them to an acceptable standard such as AS GP (General Purpose) requirements. Attendance: Monday from 6.00pm to 10.00pm for 18 weeks costs of $240 Contact: You will need to call Ian McCrohon on for further information CARPENTRY AND JOINERY Certificate I Construction (RPL) National Course Code: CPC10111 TAFE NSW Course Number: For those with no previous employment or connection to the construction industry. It provides the educational requirements for persons seeking to obtain a Fair Trading licence in fencing. You will learn about Work Health and Safety, planning for work, following basic instructions and using tools and materials the erection of fences and gates, irrespective of the construction materials used, within or on residential property boundary lines. Attendance: Delivered online via TAFE Western Cost: Price will vary according to location and gap training required Information on or courseinfo.western@ Certificate III Carpentry National Course Code: CPC30211 TAFE NSW Course Number: For apprentices in the carpentry trade. You will learn the basic foundations and content to develop the skills and knowledge used in the building and construction industry to efficiently produce quality work. You will also learn about safe work practices and about the context of the building industry. Attendance: Three years via block release Contact: You will need to call Graham Fahy on for further information i dream of a new career PAINTING AND DECORATING Certificate III Signage National Course Code: CPC32111 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who wish to learn about the processes, as well as the specialised skills of the sign industry. You will also learn about the relationship of this trade to others in the building and construction industry. Attendance: Block release for three years plus course related costs of $200 Contact: You will need to call Wayne Stewart on or Tony Wilson on for further information PLUMBING Certificate III Plumbing National Course Code: CPC32411 TAFE NSW Course Number: This qualification provides a trade outcome in plumbing. The qualification has core and elective unit of competency requirements that cover common and specialist skills for the plumbing industry in six specialist streams: Stream 1 Water; Stream 2 Sanitary; Stream 3 Drainage; Stream 4 Mechanical services; Stream 5 Roofing; Stream 6 Gas services. Attendance: Block release for three years Cost: $396 plus course related costs of $200 Contact: You will need to call Tony Wilson on for further information Statement of Attainment Thermostatic Mixing Valves TAFE NSW Course Number: For qualified plumbers who are working in industry where hot water temperature control devices (including Thermostatic Mixing Valves or TMV s) are installed. New regulations relative to the installation and maintenance of these valves requires that only licensed qualified people will operate in this field of plumbing. The practical component will be taught in a specially equipped classroom, and examination on completion trains the plumber in Hot Water Temperature Control Device work. Attendance: Course run on demand Cost: $700 (no fee exemptions available) western@ Statement of Attainment Backflow Prevention TAFE NSW Course Number: Will develop the skills and knowledge to enable participants to test and maintain backflow prevention as requested by Water Authorities. Public health and safety is paramount in regards to drinking therefore any backflow prevention devices installed and commissioned must be maintained to the highest standard of efficiency. Practical skill sessions will be integrated with theory lectures throughout the course so the participating tradespersons, through hands on time, will gain detailed knowledge of each device. Call

11 Attendance: Course run on demand Cost: $700 (no fee exemptions available) Statement of Attainment Green Plumbers Environmental Solutions National Course Code: 22079VIC TAFE NSW Course Number: For registered and/or licensed plumbing practitioners and plumbing apprentices who wish to value-add to their existing plumbing skills and services. It provides participants with the knowledge and skills required to advise clients on the selection of sustainable plumbing appliances and systems for use in domestic or commercial properties. Attendance: Run on demand Cost: $180 (no fee exemptions available) Statement of Attainment Water Plumbing TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who wish to apply for a Water Plumbing Licence with the NSW Office of Fair Trading. You must complete two units to receive the Statement of Attainment. Attendance: Run on demand Cost: $1200 (no fee exemptions available) western@ Statement of Attainment Drainage (Waste) TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who wish to apply for a Draining Work Licence with the NSW Office of Fair Trading. Attendance: Run on demand (No fee exemptions available) Statement of Attainment in UEE11 Restricted Disconnection/ Reconnection of Fixed Wired Low Voltage Appliances TAFE NSW Course Number: Statement of Attainment in UEE11 Restricted Disconnection/ Reconnection of Fixed Wired Low Voltage Motors TAFE NSW Course Number: Statement of Attainment in UEE11 Restricted - Disconnection/ Reconnection of Fixed Wired Low Voltage Water Heaters TAFE NSW Course Number: Attendance: Four x two day workshops plus some self paced learning on 7 8 November, November, November, November Cost: $1650 no fee exemptions available information on or courseinfo.western@ Statement of Attainment UEE11 Restricted Safety Testing of Electrical Cord ed Equipment and Cord Assemblies TAFE Course Number: Develop skills and knowledge relating to working safely on portable/hand held electrical equipment using the portable appliance tester, testing equipment as per the Australian Standard AS/NZS3760. The new Test and TAG course has been recently changed nationally to include an additional OHS unit which has now required the course hours to be extended to a two day program Attendance: Two x seven hour days on 4 5 November Cost: $495 (No fee exemptions available) Teaches you the skills required to carry out WHS requirements through safe work practices at any on/off-site construction workplace and the outcomes required to work safely on construction sites where the work activity involves working above 1.5 metres from ground level and where fall protection measures are required. Attendance: One day from 9.00am to 4.00pm Cost: $250 western@ Statement of Attainment Enter and Work in Confined Spaces TAFE NSW Course Number: Develops skills and knowledge in entry and exit procedures, assessment of associated risks and an understanding of how to operate safely in a confined space. Mandatory training for NSW OHS regulations for people entering or working in and around confined spaces. Attendance: Two days from 8.30am to 4.30pm on 5 6 September or 7 8 November Cost: $550 western@ Confined Spaces Refresher TAFE NSW Course Number: Will confirm skills and procedures for persons who have received training in confined space entry operations within the last months. The successful attendee will be competent to undertake risk assessment, entry permit use and operate personal protective equipment required for safe working in a confined space. Attendance: 5 September from 8.30am to 4.00pm or 8 November from 8.30am to 4.00pm western@ Owner Builder Compliance National Course Code: 91509NSW TAFE NSW Course Number: Will improve the training undertaken by Owner Builder permit holders. The course will provide an opportunity for the NSW Fair Trading to be assured that those completing the course have received consistent industry information relevant to the construction of a dwelling, (which includes a house, terrace, town-house, garage, swimming pool and certain other structures and improvements) resulting in the applicant having a sound underpinning knowledge of the compliance issues and construction process to supervise and coordinate the construction, alteration, repair and/or additions to a dwelling. This course is related to a high risk industry - Building and Construction. The owner builder s activities related to building work which may attract a seven year structural warranty period therefore it is critical that emphasis is placed on the Units of Competency, the nominated text, and assessment process which must be strictly adhered to, to ensure the ongoing protection of the consumer. Licensing/regulatory requirements. This course is endorsed by NSW Fair Trading as meeting the requirements for owner Builders to complete an approved course in order for the OFT to issue an Owner Builder Permit. Attendance: Online/distance Cost: $1175 (No fee exemptions available) western@ RMS ASCIS Proprietor (Light Vehicle) National Course Code: 10202NAT Cost: $1200 (no fee exemptions available) western@ Statement of Attainment Gas Fitting information on or courseinfo.western@ TRADE SKILLS COURSES Demolition Supervision (Restricted) TAFE NSW Course Number: Conducted for Roads and Maritime Services to accredit a person to operate an Authorised Safety Check Inspection Station (ASCIS) for Light Vehicles. National Course Code: 91181NSW Attendance: 25 October (one day course) TAFE NSW Course Number: TAFE NSW Course Number: 6454 Cost: $340 (No fee exemptions available) For people who wish to apply for a Gas Fitting Licence with the NSW Office of Fair Trading. Attendance: Run on demand (No fee exemptions available) For people who are working as restricted demolition supervisors. The course satisfies conditions under the Work Health Safety Act 2011 (WHS Act). Contact: You will need to call TAFE RTA AIS Training for further information RMS ASCIS Examiner (Light Vehicle) National Course Code: 10203NAT Cost: $1200 (no fee exemptions available) Attendance: Four days TAFE NSW Course Number: western@ ELECTROTECHNOLOGY New Disconnect Reconnect Courses these three courses are conducted at the same time and students select the course that best suits their needs and the type of Disconnect/ Reconnect work required. Cost: $1800 western@ Statement of Attainment Work Safely at Heights TAFE NSW Course Number: Conducted for Roads and Maritime Services to accredit a qualified and licensed motor mechanic to perform Light Vehicle safety checks at an Authorised Safety Check Inspection Station (ASCIS). Attendance: 25 October (one day course) Cost: $340 (No fee exemptions available) Contact: You will need to call TAFE RTA AIS Training for further information Visit

12 RMS ASCIS Proprietor/Examiner (Light Vehicle) Statement of Attainment General Construction OHS Induction in NSW Cost: Traineeship course TAFE fee for new entrant trainees, existing worker fee varies due to numbers and locations Statement of Attainment Agricultural Manual Fumigation National Course Code: 10204NAT TAFE NSW Course Number: TAFE NSW Course Number: Contact: You will need to call Neil Milton on for further information TAFE NSW Course Number: Conducted for Roads and Maritime Services to accredit a qualified and licensed motor mechanic to perform Light Vehicle inspections and to manage/operate an RMS Authorised Safety Check Inspection Station for Light Vehicles (ASCIS). Attendance: 8 9 November from 6.00pm to 9.00pm or 8 9 November from 1.00pm to 4.00pm Cost: $430 Contact: You will need to call TAFE RTA AIS Training for further information Use of Extinguishers, Hose Reels and Fire Blankets TAFE NSW Course Number: Will train participants to be able to use fire extinguishers, hose reels and fire blankets safely. Attendance: Four hour workshop Cost: $200 (No fee exemptions available) Information or courseinfo.western@ Small Motor Maintenance TAFE NSW Course Number: Learn how to maintain and adjust 2-stroke and 4 stroke engines on equipment such as brush cutters, lawn mowers and chain saws, as well as how to diagnose equipment malfunctions. Attendance: 8 November Cost: $210 (No fee exemptions available) Information or courseinfo.western@ Basic Hydraulics TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to meet the general level of work health and safety induction training for the construction industry, as required by state legislation. Successful completion will achieve the WorkCover NSW WHS Induction Training White Card. Attendance: 2 August or 25 October Cost: $210 (No fee exemptions available) western@ Elevated Work Platforms TAFE NSW Course Number: Provides the skills to operate an elevated work platform up to 11m. Attendance: 5 7 August, October or November (two days plus Workcover assessment) Cost: $1250 (No fee exemptions available) information or courseinfo.western@ Certificate IV Warehousing Operations National Course Code: TLI41810 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to be engaged in the warehousing and storage industry. Your successful completion will require competency in units that relate to work defined as aligned at AQF Level 4. You will be able to perform a broad range of skilled applications including requirements to evaluate and analyse current practices, develop new criteria and procedure for performing current practices, and provision of some leadership and guidance to others in the application and planning of the skills. HORTICULTURE Statement of Attainment Chemical Application TAFE NSW Course Number: Will allow you to safely and correctly apply chemicals to control weeds in agricultural, horticultural or land management based enterprises. You will learn to handle, transport, store, prepare and apply chemicals in an effective and responsible manner and select appropriate weed control measures. On successful completion of this course, you will meet the training requirements determined by the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority for the purchase of some restricted chemicals and the NSW Pesticides Regulation 2009 for the unsupervised application of pesticides. Attendance: 16 July or 19 November Cost: $330 (full course) $245 (refresher) no fee exemptions available Contact: You will need to call Esther Walker on or Kathy Cowan on for further information For people who are required to use aluminium phosphide as part of their work to fumigate vertebrate and invertebrate pests. The course includes all of the training provided in course Chemical Application, plus additional training in the knowledge and skills required to use chemicals for manual fumigation of vertebrate and invertebrate pests in stored grain, the apiary industry, agricultural lands and natural landscapes. Students will be issued with a chemical accreditation card and a fumigation on-farm card upon successful completion of this course. Attendance: 16 July or 19 November Cost: $360 (chemical and fumigation combined full course) or $275 (chemical and fumigation combined refresher). No fee exemptions available. Contact: You will need to call Esther Walker on or Kathy Cowan on for further information Ornamental Blacksmithing TAFE NSW Course Number: Introduces participants to the skills and concepts required for blacksmithing. Students will learn to use blacksmithing tools, make and tend a forge fire and use the skills of forging to produce creative items out of steel. Attendance: Runs over three six hour days (usually on the weekend) Cost: $380 (no fee exemptions available) Contact: You will need to call Kathy Cowan on for further information EARTHWORKS Statement of Attainment TLI10 Licensing Units of Competency (Forklift Operations) TAFE NSW Course Number: Learn the basics of hydraulics (basic principles, component identification, symbol identification, circuit reading and circuit construction). Attendance: Run to meet demand Cost: $1250 (No fee exemptions available) Information or courseinfo.western@ Chain of Responsibility TAFE NSW Course Number: Will provide participants with information relating to their duties under the transport Chain of Responsibility legislation. Attendance: 2 September from 9.00am to 1.00pm Cost: $115 (no fee exemptions available) Contact: You will need to call Neil Milton on for further information Cost: Traineeship course TAFE fee for new entrant trainees, existing worker fee varies due to numbers and locations Contact: You will need to call Neil Milton on for further information Certificate IV Logistics National Course Code: TLI42010 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work in the logistics industry in a variety of operational roles. You will learn how to perform a broad range of skilled applications including requirements to evaluate and analyse current practices, develop new criteria and procedure for performing current practices, and provision of some leadership and guidance to others in the application and planning of the skills. Your successful completion of the licensing units within the qualification must align with applicable licensing and regulatory requirements. You must be employed in the Transport, Logistics or Warehousing Industry to apply for this course. For people who wish to acquire the LF Forklift High Risk WorkCover license. In order to be assessed by WorkCover you must be 18 years of age and provide proof of identity documents. Attendance: Full course: three days per week (Monday to Wednesday) or flexible course: two days per week (Monday and Tuesday). Please contact the section for upcoming dates. Cost: TAFE plus fee of $750 for full course or $600 for flexible course (no fee exemptions available Contact: You will need to call Earthworks Team on or earthworks@ Statement of Attainment TLI10 Licensing Units of Competency (Crane Operations) TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who wish to acquire the C2 Slewing Mobile Crane High Risk WorkCover license. In order to be assessed by WorkCover you must be 18 years of age and provide proof of identity documents. Call

13 Attendance: Five days (Monday to Friday). Please contact the section for upcoming dates. Cost: $1250 TAFE Plus fee (no fee exemptions available) Contact: You will need to call the Earthworks Team on or Statement of Attainment CPC08 Licensing Units of Competency (Dogging Operations) TAFE NSW Course Number: Provides training related to licensing for persons who perform high risk construction work in NSW and who wish to acquire a High Risk WorkCover licence for dogging. Entry requirements: Students must be the minimum age of 18 and have 100 points of ID to show WorkCover Assessor: There are no other formal educational requirements for this course. Provides competency based training related to the safe operation of a Skid Steer Loader, Backhoe Loader, Excavator and Wheeled Front End Loader in an industrial, civil construction and general earth moving context. It addresses the duty of care responsibilities for training under the Work Health and Safety Act 2011 for Skid Steer Loader, Backhoe Loader, Excavator and Wheeled Front End Loader operations. Attendance: Two weeks (Monday to Friday) or three days (Monday to Wednesday) for one machine. Please contact the section for upcoming dates. Cost: $253 (concessions/exemptions available) plus course related costs of $200 (equipment levy per machine) Contact: You will need to call the Earthworks Team on or earthworks@ AGRICULTURE Statement of Attainment Chainsaw Operations (Level 1) Cost: $253 per semester Contact: You will need to call Cameron Fisk on for further information Certificate III Wool Clip Preparation National Course Code: AHC33010 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people wanting to be owner classers. The qualification is the minimum requirement for people wanting to apply to the Australian Wool Exchange (AWEX) for registration as an Owner Wool Classer. You will learn about preparing and classing wool to the industry code of practice; quality assurance; preparing for shearing and crutching; overseeing shed staff; first aid, and maintaining safe working practices. You must have completed Certificate II Wool Handling, Attendance: Wednesday from 5.00pm to 9.00pm for 36 weeks Certificate III Agriculture National Course Code: AHC30110 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to develop their technical skills and knowledge for positions with livestock, cropping or mixed faming enterprises. Job roles include farm or station hand. You will learn about safe work practices and environmentally sustainable work practices, as well as selected skills areas which could include broadacre cropping; chemicals use; livestock production; machinery operation and maintenance; horse breeding; irrigation; agribusiness; horticulture; pest management; and wool. Attendance: Tuesday from 9.00am to 4.00pm for one semester Contact: You will need to call Cameron Fisk on for further information Attendance: Five days (Monday to Friday) on July, 5 9 August, August, 2 6 September, September, October, 28 October 1 November, 4 8 November, November Cost: $1250 TAFE Plus fee (no fee exemptions available) Contact: You will need to call the Earthworks Team on or earthworks@ Certificate III Conservation Earthworks National Course Code: AHC32310 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people wanting to construct earthworks on rural properties and rural land, including dam construction and other soil and water conservation activities. Job roles include earth moving plant operators. Attendance: One weekend per month for six months plus course related costs of $400 (equipment levy) Contact: You will need to call the Earthworks Team on or earthworks@ Statement of Attainment Civil Construction Dozer Operations TAFE NSW Course Number: Provides competency based training related to the safe operation of a dozer in an industrial, civil construction and general earth moving context. It addresses the duty of care responsibilities for training under the Work Health and Safety Act 2011 for dozer operations. Attendance: Three days (Monday to Wednesday). Please contact the section for upcoming dates. Cost: $253 (concessions/exemptions available) plus course related costs of $200 (equipment levy) Contact: You will need to call the Earthworks Team on or earthworks@ Statement of Attainment Civil Construction Earth Moving TAFE NSW Course Number: TAFE NSW Course Number: You will undertake basic Level 1 training in Chainsaw Operation for the forestry industry. These skills can be used in a range of industries where chainsaws are used, including conservation and land management, rural production, horticulture, public services and utilities. Once you have successfully completed the course you can seek work in a Forests NSW area as a Level 1 Chainsaw Operator. Attendance: Two days Cost: $500 (no fee exemptions available) Contact: You will need to call Cameron Fisk on for further information Statement of Attainment Chainsaw Operations (Level 2) TAFE NSW Course Number: You will undertake Level 2 training in Chainsaw Operation for the forestry industry. These skills can be used in a range of industries where chainsaws are used, including conservation and land management, rural production, horticulture, public services and utilities. Once you have successfully completed the course you can seek work in a Forests NSW area as a Level 2 Chainsaw Operator. Level 1 must be completed prior or in conjunction with Level 2 chainsaws. Attendance: Level 2 (two days) or Level 1 and 2 combined (four days) Cost: Level 2 $500 or Level 1 and 2 combined $750 Contact: You will need to call Cameron Fisk on for further information Certificate II Wool Handling National Course Code: AHC21410 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people wanting to enter the wool handling industry as wool handlers. You will learn introductory skills and knowledge for working in the industry, including board duties, wool pressing, penning sheep and preparing facilities, safe working practices, and observing environmental work practices. This would allow you to be employed as a supervised wool handler in the industry. Attendance: Wednesday from 5.00pm to 9.00pm for 18 weeks Contact: You will need to call Cameron Fisk on for further information Certificate IV Wool Classing National Course Code: AHC41310 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people wanting to work as professional wool classers. The qualification is the minimum requirement for people wanting to apply to the Australian Wool Exchange (AWEX) for registration as an Australian wool classer. You will learn about appraising wool; preparing and classing wool to the industry code of practice; documenting a clip; preparing for, implementing and reviewing wool harvesting, clip preparation and classing; managing work routines and staff; quality assurance; and maintaining safe working practices. You must have completed Certificate II Wool Handing and Certificate III Wool Clip Preparation Attendance: Wednesday from 5.00pm to 9.00pm for 36 weeks Contact: You will need to call Cameron Fisk on for further information Certificate II Agriculture National Course Code: AHC20110 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people with little or no experience who want to work livestock, cropping or mixed farming enterprises as farm assistants or station hands. You will learn about safe work practices and environmental practices, as well as basic technical skills relevant to the selected industry area. This could include: broad acre cropping; dairy; livestock production; irrigation; horse breeding; machinery operation and maintenance; pork production, sheep and wool; and pest control.. This course is delivered largely offsite in various rural properties in Dubbo and the surrounding areas. Communication with learners may involve, face to face contact, and telephone support. Cost: $253 Contact: You will need to call Geoff Bastian on for further information Certificate IV Agriculture National Course Code: AHC40110 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people wanting to develop post-trade skills and knowledge to become specialists within the agriculture industry. It is designed to meet the needs of supervisors or team leaders in the agriculture industry. You will learn about maintaining safe work practices, as well as selected skills areas which could include: cropping; dairy; livestock production; agribusiness; chemicals use; machinery operation and maintenance; organic production; pest management; soils; and wool. over two semesters. Communication with learners may involve online chats, forums, and telephone support. Cost: $1078 Contact: You will need to call Ian Chapman on for further information Statement of Attainment Apply Electronic Identification Technology (to Livestock Systems) TAFE NSW Course Number: Provides the knowledge and skills to collect, analyse and interpret production data to aid management decisions in livestock enterprises. You will cost options for the application of eid technology and develop skills to use data collected in e-business systems. Attendance: Online via TAFE Western for three days plus additional farm visit. Cost: $253 Contact: You will need to call Ben Watts on for further information Visit

14 Ultrasound for Animal Breeding Introduction TAFE NSW Course Number: For animal breeders and service providers to increase their understanding of ultrasound and its use in animal breeding systems. Participants will develop the skills and confidence to effectively implement ultrasound within their business. By the end of the course participants will have developed an Ultrasound plan for their enterprise. The course is structured to maximise knowledge retention, skills development and practice change. Attendance: Delivered online via TAFE Western (16 hours) Cost: $500 for two day course Contact: You will need to call Ben Watts on for further information ANIMAL STUDIES Certificate II Animal Studies National Course Code: ACM20110 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people wanting to gain experience in working with animals. It is an entry point into the animal care industry and prepares you for job roles such as an animal attendant in a kennel, cattery, animal shelter or pet shop. The course enables you to develop skills and knowledge required for the care and maintenance of animals in a variety of workplaces. You will learn about the animal care industry and careers available in its many sectors. Whilst undertaking this course it is highly recommended that you seek to gain a period of work experience in an animal care workplace. By completing the course, you will be able to catch and handle a range of animals, feed and water animals, complete animal care hygiene routines, assist in the health care of animals and communicate effectively with supervisors and colleagues. Attendance: Two days per week for 18 weeks costs of $260 Contact: You will need to call the Animal Studies Section on (Dubbo) or (Orange) for further information Certificate III Companion Animal Services National Course Code: ACM30410 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people wanting to work with animals within a companion animal institution such as a pet shop, aquarium, animal shelter, kennels or cattery. It is also suitable for those already employed in the care and husbandry of companion animals. The course helps you develop the skills needed to perform the duties of a companion animal attendant. It is essential that whilst undertaking this course you have access to a companion animal workplace through either paid employment or significant periods of work placement or work experience. By completing this course you will be able to maintain and monitor animal health and wellbeing, maintain hygiene and infection control and provide basic care to a range of companion animals. You will also acquire the skills necessary for contact with the public to provide information on products and services. for 36 weeks x 18 hours per week plus course related costs of $330 Contact: You will need to call the Animal Studies Section on (Dubbo) or (Orange) for further information Certificate IV Veterinary Nursing National Course Code: ACM40410 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people wanting to work with animals within a veterinary clinic or those already employed in the care of animals as a veterinary nurse. The usual pathway for new students is to complete a Certificate II in Animal Studies to gain basic skills then move into the Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing with some experience. The course helps you develop the skills needed to perform veterinary nursing duties in a variety of workplace situations under minimal supervision. Duties include patient admission and discharge, office procedures, radiography, pathology, surgery, dental procedures, nursing animals and providing animal care advice to the public. It is essential that whilst undertaking this course you have access to a veterinary workplace through either paid employment or significant periods of work experience. This will allow you to practise what you have learnt and increase your experience working with others in this field. By completing this course you will be able to work in a team environment with veterinarians and other veterinary nurses to supply quality care to a range of sick and injured animals. You will be able to work safely in a variety of locations including examination rooms, surgical theatres, offices and outdoor animal facilities. Work placement is required for this course and must be organised by the student prior to commencement of course. Attendance: Two days a week for one year costs of $320 Contact: You will need to call the Animal Studies Section on (Dubbo) or (Orange) for further information RESOURCE AND INFRASTRUCTURE Recognition of Prior Learning Pathway The mining section offers a selection of qualifications by recognition pathway for people already employed in the mining, extractive and drilling industries who wish to have their current skills and experience formalised. In many cases this process will not involve any face to face delivery and is more focused on one on one sessions with your assessor in the workplace. If you are currently employed in a leading hand, supervisor, superintendent or similar position and wish to gain a technical qualification, TAFE Western can offer the following: Extractive Industries Management (Advanced Diploma) Surface Operations Management (Diploma) Surface Extraction Operations (Certificate IV) Resource Processing (Certificate IV) Metalliferous Mining Operations Underground (Certificate IV) If you are interested in discussing your particular situation please contact the Mining Section in Orange on or Dubbo on Certificate II Resources and Infrastructure Work Preparation National Course Code: RII20109 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people wanting to enter or work in the resources and infrastructure industries including mining, civil construction and drilling. It reflects the roles of individuals who perform mainly routine tasks and procedures, using limited practical skills and fundamental operational knowledge, and taking some responsibility for the quality of work outcomes. You will learn to undertake a range of tasks under supervision. By completing the course you will be able to work safely, control local risk and perform basic technical skills. Attendance: Part time for seven weeks costs of $747 Contact: You will need to call the Mining Team on for further information Certificate II Drilling Operations National Course Code: RII20909 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people working in the drilling industry who require the skills, knowledge and/or recognition needed to work as a driller s assistant in a drilling operation. You will learn to perform a range of functions used in the context of a drilling site, while observing statutory and legal compliance requirements. You will also learn about environment, communication and risk management systems. You will learn to comply with and demonstrate commitment to all aspects of relevant legislation and codes of practice relating to drilling operations. You must be currently employed in, or have authorised access to an operational drilling team while undertaking this course. for 12 months Cost: $253 per semester Contact: You will need to call the Drilling Team on for further information Certificate III Drilling Operations National Course Code: RII31809 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work in a drilling team as a driller. It provides comprehensive and integrated training and skills, knowledge and/ or recognition required by skilled operators working under minimal supervision. You will learn to perform a range of functions involving a broad range of skilled applications applied in a wide variety of contexts. You will acquire the skills needed to apply some discretion and judgement in selecting equipment, services or contingency measures. By completing this course you will be able to observe statutory and legal compliance requirements and work with environment, communication and risk management systems. over two years Contact: You will need to call the Drilling Team on for further information Certificate IV Drilling Operations National Course Code: RII40909 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work as a senior driller. It provides comprehensive and integrated training required by skilled operators working with supervisory roles. You will learn to perform a broad range of varied activities most of which are complex and non-routine. You will acquire the skills needed to apply statutory and legal compliance requirements and implement communication, environment and risk management systems. By completing this course you will be able to take responsibility for the quantity and quality of the output of others, contribute to the development of technical solutions to non-routine problems and apply safety management plans to the workplace. You must be currently employed in, or have authorised access to an operational drilling team while undertaking this course. Prior experience in the mining industry is highly recommended. over two years Contact: You will need to call the Drilling Team on for further information Diploma Surface Operations Management National Course Code: RII50109 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work as a mine manager in an open cut coalmine, metalliferous Call Printed on FSC certified paper June 2013

15 mine or quarry. It reflects the role of management personnel who are responsible for the application of a broad range of technical, managerial, coordination and planning skills. You will learn to perform tasks involving high level of autonomy and requiring the application of significant judgement in planning and determining the selection of equipment/ roles/techniques for themselves and others. By completing this course you will be able to implement safety management plans and maintain legal compliance requirements in the workplace. You must be currently employed in, or have authorised access to an operational open cut mine or a quarry while undertaking this course. Prior experience in the mining industry is highly recommended. over two years Cost: $716 per semester Contact: You will need to call the Mining Team on for further information Certificate IV Surface Extraction Operations National Course Code: RII40109 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work as a supervisor or team leader working in an open cut mine or quarry. It provides comprehensive and integrated training required by skilled operators working with supervisory roles. You will learn to perform a broad range of varied activities most of which are complex and non-routine. You will acquire the skills needed to apply statutory and legal compliance requirements and implement communication, environment and risk management systems. By completing this course you will be able to take responsibility for the quantity and quality of the output of others, contribute to the development of technical solutions to non-routine problems and apply safety management plans to the workplace. You must be currently employed in, or have authorised access to an operational open cut mine or quarry while undertaking this course. Contact: You will need to call the Mining Team on for further information ENVIRONMENT Certificate III Weed Management National Course Code: AHC31910 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people wanting to operate in positions requiring skills and knowledge in weeds management, such as weeds officers with councils or other authorities. By completing this course participants will have met the job outcomes required by the weed management i want to study close to home industry. You will learn about the use of chemicals and biological agents to control weeds and the operation of specialised equipment. This course is available for businesses and their employees as a group. Attendance: Flexible delivery for 12 months plus course related costs Contact: You will need to call Richard Ingham for further information Certificate II Conservation and Land Management National Course Code: AHC21010 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work at an operator level in the conservation and land management industry in sectors such as indigenous land management, conservation earthworks, lands, parks and wildlife or natural area restoration. You will learn about safe work practices and environmentally sustainable work practices, as well as selected skills in areas such as fauna; flora; fire control; indigenous culture and practices; weeds and pest controls; machinery operation and maintenance; and business processes. for 12 months Cost: $235 per semester plus course related costs of $145 Contact: You will need to call Richard Ingham on for further information Certificate III Conservation and Land Management National Course Code: AHC31410 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to develop skills and knowledge to work in the conservation and land management industry in sectors such as indigenous land management; lands, parks and wildlife; or natural area management. You will learn about safe work practices and environmentally sustainable work practices, as well as selected skills in areas such as: indigenous culture and practices; weeds and pest controls; chemicals use; machinery operation and maintenance; parks maintenance; and industry work practices. for 12 months Contact: You will need to call Richard Ingham on for further information Diploma Holistic Management (Sustainable Rural Lands, Business and Communities) National Course Code: 10219NAT TAFE NSW Course Number: Provides participants with the knowledge and skills to holistically manage agricultural production systems, rural based businesses and/ or publicly owned land resources in a manner that is ecologically, financially and socially sustainable. This also includes the development of strategies for the farm or rural based business and/or publicly owned land resources that meet individual and community expectations for ecologically sustainable food and fibre production and stewardship of public lands. for 12 months. Alternatively, this course may be run using a series of two day workshops Cost: $1432 Contact: You will need to call Ian Chapman on for further information Statement of Attainment Holistic Management TAFE NSW Course Number: Learn how to assess landscape health using holistic principles, and develop and implement holistic management plans for the sustainable use of landscapes. You will learn how to assess the health of ecosystems, develop strategies to manage landscapes consistent with the holistic context which take into account the biological, physical, financial and social aspects of land management. You will also develop the skills and knowledge to implement and monitor holistic management plans to maintain and improve the sustainable use of natural resources. This course can be completed face-to-face, or by flexible delivery. Typically the course will require attendance at workshops and field work. for six months Cost: $253 plus course related costs of $197 Contact: You will need to call Ian Chapman on for further information Diploma Community Coordination and Facilitation National Course Code: AHC51210 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people who want to work in the community development area. The role involves fostering, promoting and supporting community programs, particularly in rural communities that are engaged in land management activities. By completing the course you will learn about preparing submissions and contracts, resource management, development of community programs and project management. for two years Cost: $716 per semester Contact: You will need to call Richard Ingham on for further information Diploma Conservation and Land Management National Course Code: AHC51110 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people wanting to work in management positions in land management such as senior rangers or lands, parks and wildlife managers. In this course you will build technical skills in selected skills areas such as indigenous land management; lands, parks and wildlife; natural area restoration soil and water conservation; pest management; natural resource management; business processes; and the management of machinery operations and maintenance. for two years Cost: $716 per semester Contact: You will need to call Richard Ingham on for further information SHEARING Certificate II Shearing National Course Code: AHC21310 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people wanting to work as shearers. You will learn introductory skills to enable you to be employed as a supervised shearer in the shearing industry You will learn about crutching and shearing techniques; equipment maintenance; environmental work practices; and working safely. costs Contact: You will need to call Karen Hall on or Mike Pora on for further information Certificate III Shearing National Course Code: AHC32910 TAFE NSW Course Number: For people wanting to work as professional shearers. It builds on skills and knowledge from previous training and/or experience. You will learn advanced techniques and skills for professional shearing; maintaining equipment; safe working practices; and coordinating site activities. This will allow you to be employed as a professional shearer in the shearing industry. plus course related costs Contact: You will need to call Karen Hall on or Mike Pora on for further information CUSTOMISED TRAINING TAFE Western can offer a range of customised training options to suit the needs of your business, courses range from short one day workshops, skillsets and nationally accredited certificates. Contact our Business Sales Team who can assist to design a program to meet your needs TAFEBCUSales@tafensw.edu.au or call (TAFE Western) MORE INFORMATION For further information on any of the courses listed in this advertisement, assistance with the registration process or to register your interest in other courses, please contact Orange College on , Course Information on or visit Follow us on Twitter: Find us on facebook: Visit

16 CONNECT MORE CHOICES IN MORE PLACES TAFE Western is your gateway to more than fifty vocational courses that can be undertaken where you live. These are in addition to courses already available at Orange College. You can participate in training and assessment using flexible learning methods and the latest technology through online learning, connected classrooms, mobile learning units or workplace training. For further information on the courses available in Orange, call or visit the college.