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Contents

Course Table

Aged Care

Automotive

Business

Childcare

English as a Second Language

Horticulture

Hospitality

Photography

Resources

Textiles

Visual Art

Viticulture

Warehousing

Work, Health & Safety

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Course TableDATE & TIME INVESTMENT CAMPUS PAGE

Aged Care

Manual HandlingMondays

17 Feb & 24 Feb9.30am - 2pm

$280 BSN 8

AutomotiveCertificate II in Automotive Tyre Servicing Flexible $1200 BY 9

Business

Operate a Personal ComputerMondays

9, 16 & 23 Feb12pm - 3pm

$130.40$83.90 Con BSN 10

ChildcareProvide an emergency first aid response in an education and care setting

Monday23 Mar

8.30am - 4.30pm

$122.20$97.40 Con MA 11

Introduction to Early Childhood

Tuesdays to Fridays10 Feb - 2 AprWorkshops:

9.00am - 2.45pmWorkplacement:7.5 hours per day

$1131.90$620.40 Con BY 12

English as a Second Language

IELTS PreparationThursdays

11 Feb - 2 Apr5.30pm - 7.30pm

$350 BSN 13

HorticultureBackpack or Hand Held Device for Spot Spraying Flexible $495 BY 14

Mechanical Spraying Device for Large Scale Spraying Flexible $850 BY 15

Operate and Maintain Chainsaws

Bunbury: Flexible

Manjimup: 20 Mar

8.30am - 4.30pmMargaret River:

27 Mar 8.30am-4.00pm

$195$161 Con BY MA MR 16

Holistic Gardening and Self Sufficiency

Mondays10 - 24 Mar

9.00am - 3.45pm$520 BSN 16

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While every endeavour has been made to accurately reflect the costs for each course, prices may be subject to change

BY - Bunbury BSN - Busselton CO - Collie HA - Harvey MA - Manjimup MR - Margaret River


Horticulture

Auschem Training WA Accreditation

Dates Flexible2 days

9.00am - 4.30pm

$395$339.20 Con MA MR 17

Auschem Training WA Reaccreditation

Dates Flexible1 day

9.00am - 4.30pm

$280$255.20 Con MA MR 18

Prune Shrubs and Small TreesTerm 32 days

9.00am - 4.30pm$150 MA 19

Operate TractorDates Flexible

2 days9.00am - 4.30pm

$275$241 Con MA 20

Hospitality

Workplace HygieneMonday16 Feb

9.00am - 3.15pm

$99.30$69.80 Con MR 21

Barista CourseMondays

16 Feb - 16 Mar9.00am - 3.15pm

$415.20$297.40 Con MR 22

Customer ServiceMondays

23 Mar - 30 Mar9.00am - 3.15pm

$136.40$87.40 Con MR 23

Responsible Service of Alcohol

Mondays16 Feb, 20 Apr, 22

Jun9.00am - 3.15pm

$60$40.60 Con MR 24

Photography

Beginners CC PhotoshopTuesdays

11 Feb - 2 Apr5.30pm - 8pm

$360 BSN 25

Photography/PhotoshopFridays

1 May - 19 Jun9.00am - 3.15pm

$604.80$369.60 Con MR 26

Resources

White Card - Work Safely in the Construction industry

1/2 day20 Feb, 6 Mar,

20 Mar, 2 Apr, 23 Apr, 5 May, 21 May,

17 Jun8.00am - 12.00pm

$53.60$26.80 con BY 27

Fire Extinguisher Training

1/2 day19 Feb, 13 Mar, 5 May, 19 May

12.45pm - 4.30pm

$111.80$55.90 Con BY 28



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Conduct Routine Inspection & Testing of Fire Extinguishers & Fire Blankets

1 day10 Feb, 31 Mar12 May, 23 Jun

8.00am - 4.00pm

$314.25$157.12 Con BY 28

Work Safely at Heights

1 day13 Feb, 27 Mar, 21 Apr, 6 May

8.00am - 4.00pm

$119.80$59.90 Con BY 29

Confined Space Entry

2 days17 & 18 Feb, 17 & 18 Mar,12 & 13 May16 & 17 Jun

8.00am - 4.00pm

$373.60$186.80 Con BY 29

Warden Training - Control Evacuation to Muster Point

1/2 day19 Feb, 13 Mar,5 May, 19 May

8.00am - 12.00pm

$100.50$50.25 Con BY 30

Textiles

Textiles WorkshopThursday

15 Jan10.00am - 4.00pm

$120 MR 31

Textile Fabric DyeingTuesdays

6 May - 27 May5.30pm - 8.00pm

$320 (All materials supplied)

BSN 31

Visual Art

PaintingWednesdays 29 Apr - 5 Jun5.30pm - 8pm

$299 (all materials including

canvasses supplied)

BSN 32

PrintmakingSaturdays

7 Mar - 28 Mar9.30am - 12.30pm

$250 (all materials supplied)

BSN 32

Experimental Workshops

SaturdaysWorkshop 1 - 12 AprWorkshop 2 - 19 AprWorkshop 3 - 26 Apr

10am - 2pm

$130 (per workshop - materials supplied)

BSN 33

Sculpture WorkshopSaturday 11 JanSunday 12 Jan

10.00am - 4.00pm$200 MR 33



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Visual Art

Painting into PrintmakingSaturday 17 JanSunday 18 Jan

10.00am - 4.00pm$225 MR 34

Creating Artists Books with Molly Coy

Tuesday20 Jan

10.00am - 4.00pm$130 MR 34

Viticulture

Evaluate Wine (Standard)

Tuesdays for 6 weeksTerm 1:

15 Feb - 24 MarTerm 2:

5 May - 9 JunTerm 3:

4 Aug - 8 SepTerm 4:

13 Oct - 17 Nov5.30pm - 8.30pm

$280 MR 35

Warehousing

Forklift

Bunbury:Wednesday - Friday

25 - 27 Feb18 - 20 Mar20 - 22 May17 - 19 Jun

8.30am - 4.30pmHarvey:

Thursday - Friday19 - 20 Jan

8.30am - 4.00pmManjimup:

Thursday - Friday12 - 13 Mar9 - 10 Apr

8.30am - 4.30pmMargaret River:

Wednesday - Friday13 - 14 Jan21 - 23 Jan4 - 6 Feb

11 - 13 Feb18 - 20 Feb25 - 27 Feb11 - 13 Mar25 - 27 Mar

8.30am - 4.30pm

$380$190 Con BY HA MA MR 36



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Workplace, Health & Safety

Elected Representatives CourseFridays

27 Feb - 27 Mar9.00am - 4.30pm

$780 MR 37



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Aged CareManual Handling

Learn the principles of safe manual tasks, techniques in safe client handling and transfer techniques including the use of slide.

Suited to all staff working in health and community services.

Two Consecutive Mondays Mon 9:30am – 2:00pm (Feb 17 and 24)

Cost: $280

Available at: Busselton Campus

Contact Busselton Campus (08) 9752 6600 or [email protected]

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AutomotiveCertificate II in Automotive Tyre Servicing AUR21912

This course will give you the skills and knowledge to perform a range of specialist tasks related to servicing tyres of light and heavy vehicles, agricultural and plant equipment which is highly sought after on mine sites and in the resources sector.

Ideally suited to you if you’re currently employed in the local automotive industry or resources sector and need to improve your employability skills to meet industry requirements or move to the next step in your career.

This training will enhance your employability and enable you to work as an automotive tyre fitter and repairer.

To be eligible for this course you will need to have a trade qualification or Certificate II in Automotive Servicing.

Dates: Flexible

Cost: $1200

Available at: Bunbury Campus

Contact Course Information Services (08) 9780 7070 or [email protected]

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BusinessOperate a Personal Computer BSABITU101A

Learn how to start up a personal computer or business computer terminal; to correctly navigate the desktop environment; and to use a range of basic functions including basic word documents and accessing the Institute’s Moodle site.

Suitable for students who want to study at the Institute but have limited computer knowledge/skills.

This training will enhance your employability and enable you to use a computer to complete assignments/basic documents.

Leads to a Certificate II in Business.

Three Consecutive Mondays Mon 12.00pm – 3.00pm (Feb 9, 16 and 23)

Cost: $130.40 (Concession $83.90)



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ChildcareProvide an Emergency First Aid Response in an Education and Care Setting

This unit of competency has been approved by Australian Children’s Education and Care Quality Authority (ACECQA) who have deemed it to satisfy all requirements for first aid, anaphylaxis management and emergency asthma training under the Education and Care Services National Law, and the Education and Care Services National Regulations (2011). You will also be required to complete Safety Corp Workbook and a First Aid Manual to be completed prior to course.

This unit applies to educators and support staff working within an education and care setting who are required to respond to a first aid emergency, including asthmatic and anaphylatic emergencies.

Learning Outcomes:

• Anaphylaxis• Asthma• CPR techniques on adults, children and infants• Compliance with first aid sections of the Education and Care Services National Law and the Education and Care

Services National Regulation (2011)• Incident report in a child care setting• Child physiology• How to properly assess an emergency situation• DRSABCD• Using an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)• First aid procedures for bleeding, burns and fractures• Managing medical conditions such as epilepsy• Managing medical emergencies such as snake/spider bites, poisons and choking• Infection control procedures• Managing exposure to extreme temperatures• Administering first aid for eye & soft tissue injuries• Assessing and moving sick & injured• Legal responsibilities of a first aider• Basic anatomy• Managing shock

Pathway to Certificate III in Early Childcare Education and Care.

23 March Mon 8.30am – 4:30pm

Cost: $122.20 (Concession $97.40)

Available at: Manjimup Campus

Contact Manjimup Campus (08) 9771 7600 or [email protected]

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ChildcareIntroduction to Early Childhood

This course will give you the foundation skills needed for caring for children. Tasks will be aimed at providing quality care of children 0 - 6 years and will cover elements linked to emotional wellbeing, safety, health, nutrition, first aid, communication and meeting children’s basic care needs.

This course is suited to people wishing to work with young children (0 - 6 years).

This training will extend your skills and confidence when caring for young children. It would be an opportunity for anyone wanting to be employed as an aupair/nanny to demonstrate they have a passion for making a positive contribution to children’s lives.

Current Working with Children Check and Industry specific medical are required on entry.

Leads to Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and care and/or a Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care. Direct credits for units within these qualifications will be achieved.

9 weeks Tuesdays - Fridays 10 Feb - 2 AprWorkshops 9.00am - 2.45pmWork placement 7.5 hours per day (average 2 days per week) with children in a licensed serviceCombination of scheduled workshops on campus and work placement in industry. Note: 120 hours mandatory placement is required.Cost: $1131.90 ($620.40 Concession)

Available at: Bunbury Campus Contact Course Information Services (08) 9780 7070 or [email protected]

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IELTS Preparation Course

Learn how to do every part of the exam and what it takes to do well. Practice each part of the exam. Look at specific vocabulary and grammar for each part of the test that you will need to pass. The exam is not included.

Suited to English as a second language students who need to pass the IELTS exam if they want to study at university or get their permanent residency.

The training will help you to do your IELTS exam so that you can get into university or get your permanent residency.

You must have a level 4 to do this course.

Seven consecutive Thursdays

Thu (11 Feb to 2 Apr)5.30pm - 7.30pm

Cost: $350

Available at: Busselton


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Backpack or Hand Held Device for Spot Spraying D473 AHC30710

If only a backpack or hand held device is used for spot spraying the following two day course is suitable. Obtaining a spraying licence for Lawn & Garden, Landscaping, Bushland and Mine Site Rehabilitation. It is recommended that participants doing this course have significant prior knowledge and skills in the use of spraying chemicals.

You will learn:• Common weeds found in WA, • Common weed controls used in WA (following Integrated Pest Management strategies), • Safe Disposal of chemical residue and containers, • Correct Personal Protective Equipment for selected control measures, • Understanding a chemical label, schedules and use of chemicals, • Understanding Material Safety Data Sheets (SDS), • Group of Chemicals and their formulations. This course is delivered either in a class environment and is subject to enrolment numbers.

For those seeking to obtain the mandatory licence required to meet Health Dept requirements for a Pest Management Technician licence if you are spraying chemicals for commercial gain.

The following units will be covered from the Certificate III in Horticulture AHC30710:• AHCCHM303A - D6759 Prepare and apply chemicals• AHCCHM304A - D6760 Transport, handle and store chemicals• AHCPMG301A - D7124 Control weedsStudents who continue with the Certificate III qualification may use their proficiency in this unit to gain a credit.Leads to employability in lawn and garden, landscaping, bushland and mine site rehabilitation.

Dates flexible.

Delivered flexibly - a mix of face to face and self paced, or fully external

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Mechanical Spraying Device for Large Scale Spraying D473 AHC30710

You will learn:• Common weeds, pest diseases and disorders found in WA, • Common weed, pest diseases and disorders controls used in WA (following Integrated Pest Management

strategies), • Safe Disposal of chemical residue and containers, • Correct Personal Protective Equipment for selected control measures, • Understanding a chemical label, schedules and use of chemicals, • Understanding Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), • Group of Chemicals and their formulations,• Planning control to minimise risks when using chemicals

The following units will be covered from the Certificate III & IV in Horticulture AHC30710 & AHC40410:• AHCCHM303A - D6759 Prepare and apply chemicals• AHCCHM304A - D6760 Transport, handle and store chemicals• AHCPMG301A - D7124 Control weeds• AHCPMG302A - Control plant pests, diseases and disorders• AHCCHM401A - Minimise risks in the use of chemicals• AHCCHM402A - Plan and implement a chemical use programStudents who continue with the Certificate III /IV qualification may use their proficiency in this unit to gain a credit.Obtaining a spraying licence for Crops & Pastures, Forestry, Pest & Weed Control in non cropping situations and for turf management. It is recommended that participants doing this course have significant prior knowledge and skills in the use of spraying chemicals.Leads to employability in crops and pastures, forestry, pest and weed control, non-cropping situations and turf management.

Dates flexible.

Delivered flexibly - a mix of face to face and self paced, or fully external


Available at: Bunbury Campus Contact Course Information Services (08) 9780 7070 or [email protected]

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HorticultureOperate and Maintain Chainsaws AHCARB205A

This two day course covers the process of maintaining, preparing and operating hand held chainsaws in a work environment which can be transferred to the homestead.

You will gain skills and knowledge in understanding the correct type of chainsaw for a particular task, how to use the chainsaw, maintain the chainsaw and store suitable personal protective equipment. You will also carry out routine checks and maintenance on chainsaws, apply appropriate chainsaw techniques, cutting methods according to manufacturer’s specifications and documented low risk work procedures; assess and minimise environmental impacts of chainsaw use; maintain records of chainsaw training and certification, risk assessment and use. Competent participants receive a Statement of Attainment.

Leads to parks, gardens and landscaping employment, plus useful for home gardeners/

Using the units from Certificate II training package: AHC20410. Pathways to Certificate II in Horticulture

Cost: $195 &$161 Concession)

Available at: Bunbury Campus, Manjimup Campus, Margaret River Campus

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HorticultureHolistic Gardening and Self Sufficiency

An holistic approach to backyard garden production, introducing bee keeping and bio-dynamic principles required for the growing of ‘everyday’ healthy home garden produce as well as an insight into forage plant recognition and their health benefits.

This course will help to develop an understanding of healthy home food production methods as well as build garden design and maintenance skills for work with real estate or property development initiatives and self employment opportunities (gardening/bee keeping).

Well suited to the garden enthusiast and people who are conscious about their health and the origin of their food and produce.

Leads to Certificate II and III in Horticulture.

Three consecutive MondaysMon (10, 17 & 24 Mar) 9.00am - 3.45pm


Available at: Busselton Campus Contact Busselton Campus (08) 9752 6600 or [email protected]

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1 day, 20 Mar, 8.30am – 4.30pm Contact Manjimup Campus (08) 9771 7600 or [email protected]

1 day, 27 Mar, 8.30am - 4.00pm Contact Margaret River (08) 9780 5800 or [email protected]

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HorticultureAusChem Training WA Accreditation AHCCM303A & AHCCM304A

You will learn:• Pest Management• Risk Management• Label and MSDS• Legislation• Veterinary Chemicals• Environmental Safety• Application• Personal Safety• RecordkeepingAusChem Training WA courses are NOT suitable for contractors.

Competent participants receive a Statement of Attainment.

The 2 Day AusChem Training WA Accreditation course is designed for those people who are required to complete the course Risk Management in Pesticide Use, those working with chemicals and gaining AusChem WA accreditation. For farmers, food producers, shire employees, mine rehabilitation, DEC workers, National Resource Management employees.

Pathway to Certificate III in Agriculture (Dairy Production). Refresh your chemical safety knowledge by completing the Reaccreditation every 5 years.

Cost: $395 ($339.20 Concession)

Available at: Manjimup Campus, Margaret River Campus

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Flexible 2 day course 9.00am - 4.30pmContact Manjimup Campus (08) 9771 7600 or [email protected]

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HorticultureAusChem Training WA Reaccreditation AHCCM401A

This one-day course is an essential update for primary producers in all aspects of chemical use and is designed to maintain AusChem WA accreditation. It covers new information in environmental safety, personal and occupational health and safety, legislation, spraying and calibration techniques, residues and resistance to chemicals.

During the course there is the opportunity to review best practice principles and changes in controls on chemical use, take a fresh look at environmental management techniques an identify procedures to minimise risk to chemical users and to comply with regulatory requirements. Competent participants receive a Statement of Attainment.

Renewal of the 5 year Auschem Accreditation.

This one-day course is an essential update for primary producers in all aspects of chemical use and is designed to maintain AusChem WA accreditation. Refresh your chemical safety knowledge to be re-accredited with AusChem WA. For farmers, food producers, shire employees, mine rehabilitation, DEC workers, National Resource Management employees.

Pathway to Certificate IV in Horticulture. Participants must have completed Risk Management in Pesticide Use (or an equivalent qualification). Chemical users who have let their accreditation lapse for over 10 years are not eligible to attend reaccreditation programmes and will need to re-take Risk Management in Pesticide Use.

Dates: Flexible 1 day course 9.00am - 4.30pm

Cost: $280 ($255.20 Concession)

Available at: Manjimup Campus, Margaret River Campus

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HorticulturePrune Shrubs and Small Trees AHCPGD203A

This course covers the pruning of small trees, shrubs and vines to achieve the following:

• modifying the shape, form, vigour, correction or control of growth• prevention of disease and damage• promotion of health• modifying the canopy and fruit and flower production• providing ornamental effects of aesthetic appeal• providing clearance for services, access or cultural practicesCompetent participants receive a Statement of Attainment

This course is suitable for those wishing to upskill and refresh knowledge on current pruning practices for orchards and vineyards.

Upon completion of this unit, the student will be able to:• identify occupational hazards and control measures• identify and use correct personal protective equipment• identify and use hand held and power pruning equipment• identify plants and their functions• identify and practice correct pruning techniques, and• understand appropriate running maintenance on pruning equipment

Pathway to Certificate II in Horticulture and Certificate II in Aboriculture

Dates: Term 32 day course 9.00am - 4.30pm

Cost: $150



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HorticultureOperate Tractor AHCMOM202A

This unit covers the process of operating tractors with or without attached equipment and defines the standard required to:

• carry out pre-operational checks and maintenance including tagging defects• set and secure attachments according to the manufacturer’s directions• operate tractor in a safe and controlled manner• implement shut-down procedures• store machinery and equipment and• record maintenance and operation detailsCompetent participants receive a Statement of Attainment.

This unit applies to workers in the agriculture, horticulture or land management sectors who operate tractors under some supervision with regular checking and within enterprise guidelines.

Upon completion of this unit, the student will learn:

• safe operating procedures and the legislative requirements related to machinery operations• various operating techniques and work procedures• correct shutdown procedures• about safety requirements and equipment• about daily service and maintenance checksPathway to Certificate II in Horticulture

Dates: Flexible 2 day course 9.00am - 4.30pm

Cost: $275 ($241 Concession)



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Hospitality

HospitalityWorkplace Hygiene

This course deals with the skills and knowledge required to follow key food hygiene and safety procedures which apply in hospitality and tourism enterprises.

Obligations of food handlers under current legislation:

• Correct ways of food handling and storage• Potential hygiene risks• Correct methods of cleaning and sanitising• Standards of personal hygiene for food handlers• Reducing the risk of food-borne illness (food poisoning)

It is ideally suited to anyone who is involved in any activity that involves food, or surfaces likely to come into contact with food in the manufacturing, processing, cleaning, preparation, packaging, delivery and transportation of food. This course is also ideal for people who work in the following areas where food and beverages are made available to the general public:

• Retail• Deli• Supermarket• Air hostess (also need RSA)• Restaurant• Local fundraisers that sell food• Scout leaders• Hospitals or any business that operates a kitchen• Hospitality and the food production industry• Cafe

On successful completion of the course, you will receive a Statement of Attainment in SITXFSA101 - Use Hygienic Practices for Food Safety - which can also create a pathway to further study in a range of qualifications. 1 Day Monday 16 Feb, 9.00am - 3.15pm

Cost: $99.30 ($69.80 Con)

Available at: Margaret River Campus

Contact Margaret River Campus (08) 9780 5800 or [email protected]

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HospitalityBarista Course

This theory and practical workshop based course starts with the growing and roasting of the beans and leads you through the process of extracting the perfect espresso and making the complete menu of espresso drinks. This accredited training includes customer service and the correct cleaning and maintenance of the espresso machine. Includes the first day as Workplace Hygiene which is a pre-requisite.

During the 3 day program, you will learn, understand and put into practise the basics of espresso coffee-making including:

• Coffee cultivation and processing, roasting and blending

• Different coffee styles

• How to extract espresso coffee

• Machine cleaning

• Coffee bean storage

• Grinder setting and adjustment

• Milk texturing

All of the above practical espresso-making skills and knowledge are supported by units in customer service and food hygiene.

This course is for you if you’re interested in a career as a barista. It is also an ideal course for the home barista or commercial barista and those entering the cafe and/or hospitality industry. It is designed as an introductory course and enable you to develop specialist professional skills, rather than simply being a short course on coffee-making.

Workplace Hygiene is a pre-requisite.

On successful completion of this course, you will receive a statement of attainment with a nationally accredited unit SITHFAB204 Prepare and serve espresso coffee, which can also create a pathway to further study in a range of qualifications.

4 consecutive Mondays

Mon 16 & 23 Feb, 2 & 9 Mar 9.00am - 3.15pm

Cost: $415.20 ($297.40 Con)

Available at: Margaret River Campus Contact Margaret River Campus (08) 9780 5800 or [email protected]

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HospitalityCustomer Service

By the end of this course, you will have:

• Adopted a consistent, professional style when speaking with customers• Developed skills in engaging with customers and handling their enquiries effectively• Communicating with internal and external customers• Deliver service according to defined standards• Provide service to customers• Provide internal feedback to customer service practice• Listened effectively, asked questions and summarised to respond fully to a customer request• Identified ways of adding value to customer relationships and techniques for exceeding expectations• Practiced how to turn customer service disappointment into a positive experience

In today’s competitive environment, it is more important than ever to create a strong service culture supported by skills to build loyal relationships with your customers and a better working environment for your employees. This course provides guidelines and best practices for providing excellent customer service that will enable frontline staff in back-up and support roles to build, maintain, and increase a loyal customer base. This customer service training course is designed to develop and fine-tune customer service skills. It further emphasises skills and behaviour to offer exceptional customer care and service and to empower participants to provide effective solutions to customer service problems when they arise. This course is ideal for anyone seeking training in customer service and customer care or who would like to enhance and develop their customer service skills and behaviours.

On successful completion of this course, you will receive a Statement of Attainment with a nationally accredited unit SITXCCS303 - Provide Service to Customers - which can also create a pathway for further study in a range of qualifications.

2 consecutive Mondays

Mon 23 & 30 Mar 9.00am - 3.15pm

Cost: $136.40 ($87.40 Con)


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HospitalityResponsible Service of Alcohol

This 1 day accredited course involves:• Changes to the Liquor Control Act affecting servers of alcohol• Definition and explanation of alcohol metabolism• Benefits of responsible alcohol service• Methods of handling difficult situations• Refusal of service Please bring own lunch, drinks, pen and paper for notes.

Students do not have to be over 18 years of age to complete course. However they cannot serve alcohol until they are 18 years of age.

Mondays

16 Feb, 20 Apr, 22 Jun, 9.00am - 3.15pm

Cost: $60 ($40.60 Con)


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PhotographyBeginners CC Photoshop

This workshop is designed for beginners and will introduce participants to the basics of CC Photoshop. You will learn how to utilise applications in the program to produce a variety of interesting and unique images.

This workshop is designed as a leisure course, however it will provide valuable opportunity to network and mingle with like-minded people.

Suitable for those with little or no skills in Photoshop or those requiring a basic technical refresher.

This workshop can be used as a way to create a portfolio for entry to further “formal” study and may help you to begin a career in the arts industry or to commence a hobby in this area.

8 consecutive Tuesdays 2 Feb - 2 Apr, 5.30pm - 8.00pm

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PhotographyPhotography/Photoshop

Photography This course will provide you with the skills and knowledge to use your digital camera more effectively.

On completion of this course you will have a better understanding of:

• shutter speed• aperture• ISO• better shooting and composition techniques

Photoshop This course introduces Adobe Photoshop powerful graphic manipulation software. Understanding this complex package is broken down into easy logical steps.

Learn the basic steps to:

• enhance image exposure and colour

• crop and resize images

• save images in a variety of formats

• remove unwanted objects from images

• create image montages

Suited to anyone interested in photography. Suitable for all levels. No need to have your own camera.

8 consecutive Fridays

Fri 1 May - 19 Jun, 9.00am - 3.15pm

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ResourcesWhite Card Work Safely in the Construction Industry W9434 CPCCOHS1001A

The White Card course in a national requirement and pre-requisite induction allowing you to work on a construction, mining and manufacturing site.

You will learn:

• how to recognise workplace health and safety requirements• how to recognise hazards at a construction site and devise control measures• how to recognise and use the appropriate methods of communication regarding WHS and the process of

reporting• understand the appropriate procedures to use for incidents

Construction site safety is taken very seriously by all States and Territories in Australia. This qualification/certificate forms part of a broader system of requirements to support the highest levels of safety on Australian construction, mining and manufacturing sites.

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Fire Extinguisher Training WC132 CPPFES2005A

This course specifies the outcomes required to demonstrate the use of portable fire extinguishers, fire hose reels and fire blankets.

You will learn:• basic methods of locating a fire• the correct use of fire extinguishers, and hose reels on different classes of fire and implications of incorrect use• the key actions in a fire emergency• how fire can be spread• the types and operation of fire protection equipment classified as first attack equipment

This is a valuable tool for any employee in any industry who requires a better understanding of the requirements on the safe use of basic firefighting equipment and who are employed at worksites within civil construction, coal mining, drilling, extractive industries, metalliferous mining and general construction

Cost: $111.80 ($55.90 Concession)1/2 day 19 Feb, 13 Mar, 5 May, 19 May12.45pm – 4.30pm



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Conduct Routine Inspection & Testing of Fire Extinguishers & Fire Blankets WC133 CPPRES2006A WC138 CPPFES2020A

This course applies to a person who is required to conduct routine monthly, six-monthly and yearly inspections and testing of fire extinguishers and fire blankets at a customer’s premises.

This course covers the dangers of mixing extinguishing agents, disposal requirements for waste product, types of extinguisher operation and agents. It also covers key features of legislation, regulations and codes applicable to selecting, positing, inspecting and testing installed fire extinguishers and fire blankets to meet hazards present in the area to be protected.

This skill set supports fire service technicians or personnel responsible for routinely inspecting and testing fire extinguishers and fire blankets on customer’s premises.

Cost: $314.25 ($157.12 Concession)1 day 10 Feb, 31 Mar, 12 May, 23 Jun8.00am – 4.00pm



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ResourcesConfined Space Entry WB351 RIIOHS202A W3683 MSAPMPER205C D3652 MSAPMPER200C

Persons entering a confined space must do so in accordance with the relevant Australian Standard. Where members of a work team are expected to undertake multiple roles in regard to the confined space entry, then they must be competent in all those roles. This skill set is targeted at such a work team.

This unit covers the entering and working in confined spaces in resources and infrastructure industries. Work in/entry to confined spaces shall conform to relevant legislation and AS2865, or its authorised update or replacement. It includes planning and preparing for entry of confined spaces, exiting confined spaces and cleaning up. AS2865 requires reassessment ‘at appropriate intervals’. The industry regards reassessment on a two to three year cycle as good practice.

This skill set is appropriate for those performing sentry or stand-by person roles, at worksites within civil construction, coal mining, drilling, extractive industries, metalliferous mining and general construction.

Cost: $373.60 ($186.80 Concession)2 days 17 & 18 Feb, 17 & 18 Mar, 12 & 13 May, 16 & 17 Jun8.00am – 4.00pm



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ResourcesWork Safely at Heights WB352 RIIOHS204A

This unit covers working safely at heights in resources and infrastructure industries. It includes identifying the work requirements, work procedures and instructions for the task, accessing and installing equipment, performing work at heights and cleaning up the work area.

You will learn:• the names and functions of equipment, components and materials• safe shifting and handling of tools and materials• statutory and regulatory authority requirements• heights safety systems• the processes of providing for safe working practices• safe work methods and the nature of work undertaken at heights.

This unit supports those personnel required to undertake safe working practices when working at heights or depths and are appropriate for those personnel working in operational roles at worksites within civil construction, coal mining, drilling, extractive industries and metalliferous mining.

Cost: $119.80 ($59.90 Concession)1 day 13 Feb, 27 Mar, 21 Apr, 6 May8.00am – 4.00pm



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Warden Training Control Evacuation to Muster Point W8919 PMAOMIR210B

This course applies to a person who is required to control the evacuation of personnel from the workplace to a muster point and includes moving mobility/sensory impaired people including persons with either temporary or permanent sensory impairment and casualties, or others who require assistance during an evacuation.

You will learn:

• to recognise incident response reports or signals, hazards and precautions to be taken during incidents• actions to take in response to developing situations• accounting procedures and analysis of reports from evacuation areas and other miscellaneous incident

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In an emergency evacuation a person would be part of a team during the incident but may be required to act independently. At all times they would be liaising and cooperating with other members of the team at worksites within civil construction, coal mining, drilling, extractive industries, metalliferous mining and general construction.

Cost: $100.50 ($50.25 Concession)1/2 day 19 Feb, 13 Mar, 5 May, 19 May8.00am – 12.00pm



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TextilesTextiles Workshop

This course will explore textile design processes using silk screen printing techniques. The emphasis will be on developing designs with a practical outcome, either for fashion or interior fabrics. Techniques to be developed will include various and new silk screen prints, stencils and hand painting on to fabric.

Thursday, 15 Jan 10.00am - 4.00pm

Cost: $120



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TextilesTextile Fabric Dyeing

This workshop will introduce participants to a range of fabric dyeing techniques such as Natural Dye, Transfer Dye and Bottle Dye on quality fabrics. You will experiment with a variety of fabrics to produce some lovely and interesting unique clothing accessories.


Suitable for those with no skills in fabric dyeing or those requiring a technical refresher.

This workshop can be used as a way to create a portfolio for entry to further “formal” study and may help you to begin a career in the arts industry or to commence a hobby in this area of visual arts.

Four consecutive Tuesdays 6 May - 27 May 5.30pm - 8.00pm

Cost: $320 (all materials supplied)



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Visual ArtPainting

Participants will create a primed and stretched canvas from scratch using traditional techniques and paint a portrait using a combination of age old traditional oil painting techniques and modern technology.


Suitable for those with little or no skills in painting or those requiring a technical refresher.


6 consecutive Wednesday 29 Apr - 5 Jun, 5.30pm - 8.00pm

Cost: $299 (all materials including canvasses supplied)



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Visual ArtPrintmaking

This workshop will introduce participants to copper sulphate and linocut printmaking for beginners. You will experiment with printing on a variety of papers to produce some exciting, interesting and unique prints.


Suitable for those with little or no skills in printmaking or those requiring a technical refresher.


6 consecutive Wednesdays 29 Apr - 5 Jun, 5.30pm - 8.00pm

Cost: $299 (all materials including canvasses supplied)



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This will be a series of one day workshops. Participants will complete a number of “mini projects” that experiment and explore with a number of materials such as waves and resins to create interesting surfaces for drawing and paintings. Use this workshop as a free flowing experimental “space” to learn new and exciting techniques that will enhance your creative skills.


Suitable for those with no skills.


Saturdays Workshop 1 - 12 Apr, 10.00am - 2.00pm Workshop 2 - 19 Apr, 10.00am - 2.00pm Workshop 3 - 26 Apr, 10.00am - 2.00pm

Cost: $130 (per workshop - materials supplied)



Visual ArtSculpture Workshop

Develop a sculpture using construction techniques: Hebel Stone Sculpture. Hebel stone is manufactured aerated concrete made from sand, lime and cement. As it has finely dispersed bubbles of air through the block it is light and easy to carve, yet not brittle or crumbly. Students will be able to carve using chisels and mallets, cut using saws and form the block by scraping, filing, rasping and sandpapering. On the first morning students will make a “sketch” in clay to use as a guide when carving their sculptures.

Saturday, 11 & Sunday, 12 Jan 10.00am - 4.00pm

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Visual ArtPainting into Printmaking Workshop

Participants will learn the principles of making unique prints using water-based monotype techniques. Learn about different mediums, processes, plates and papers. The workshop aims to extend your painting practice by combining the nuances of printmaking with a combination of painting techniques. Each participant will print a small series of monotypes.

Saturday, 17 & Sunday, 18 January10.00am - 4.00pm

Cost: $225



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Visual ArtCreating Artists Books with Molly Coy

Participants will explore ideas, structures and techniques for the design, development and production of a one-off “Artist Book”. In this one day workshop, you will be shown different styles of binding books by hand, learn about paper types and grain, and different ways you can experiment to create interesting innovative and unique books. At the end of this workshop participants will have an understanding of basic bookbinding techniques and terminology.

Tuesday, 20 Jan 10.00am - 4.00pm

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ViticultureEvaluate Wines (Standard)

This unit applies to a cellar door sales operation in the wine industry and is useful to those seeking employment at the cellar door. It covers knowledge of grape varieties and wine styles, the provision of correct tasting arrangements for wines, identification of wine styles, grape varieties and wine faults, and the ability to communicate basic information about wine styles. For employment opportunities at restaurants or wine outlet sales. Pathway to Certificate III in Food Processing (Wine).

Essential qualification for obtaining work in cellar door sales or restaurants. This specialist unit has been developed for the cellar door sales stream of the wine sector. It covers the skills and knowledge required to complete a standard sensory evaluation of wine.

Tuesdays for 6 weeks Term 1: 17 Feb - 24 Mar

Term 2: 5 May - 9 Jun

Term 3: 4 Aug - 8 Sep

Term 4: 13 Oct - 17 Nov

5.30pm – 8.30pm

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WarehousingForklift D5241 TLILIC2001A

Practical operation and theory of a forklift to apply for a WorkSafe national licence. This unit specifies the outcomes required for the operation of a powerful industrial truck equipped with a mast and an elevating load carriage to which is attached a part of fork arms or other attachment, for licensing purposes. This definition also includes a truck on which the operator is raised with the attachment for order-picking.

This course is relevant for any person wishing to obtain the National Recognised High Risk Work Licence to Operate a Forklift (LF class).

Our WorkSafe Registered Trainer/Assessor will give participants hands on practical skills and knowledge in the safe and efficient operation of a counter-balance forklift. By completing this training and assessment you will be awarded the High Risk Licence class LF that is recognised across all Australian States and Territories.

Forklift is considered high-risk work and you will learn to move heavy goods, cargo or merchandise around sites in a variety of industries like the manufacturing, transport, mining, and production industries. High Risk Work Licence to Operate a Forklift

Minimum age 18 years (Compulsory PPE requirement - long hair tied back, long sleeve shirt, long pants & steel cap boots

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Cost: $380 ($190 Concession)

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Work Health and SafetyWHS Elected Representative course

This course is targeted for those workers who wish to have training recognised as part of the Certificate III in Work Health and Safety.

Training equips representatives with the confidence, skills and knowledge to represent their workplace.

Pathway to Certificate III in Work Health and Safety.

Fridays for 5 weeks 27 Feb - 27 Mar 9.00am – 4.30pm

Cost: POA



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