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TAFE SA International Course Guide 2015

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ContentsReasons to Love Adelaide 02

Why study at TAFE SA? 08

Packaged University Offers 14

Our Campuses, Learning 20 Centres and Facilities

Student Services 22

Accommodation 24

Understanding Australian 26 Qualifications

Admission Requirements 28

Your Application 30

English Language Intensive 32 Courses for Overseas Students (ELICOS)

Course List 36

Choose a Course

Agriculture and Science 44

Arts and Design 48

Building and Furnishing 57

Business and Marketing 60

Community and Health 68

Education and Languages 74

Electrical and Electronics 77

Engineering and Transport 80

Food and Beverage 82

Hair and Beauty 88

Hospitality and Tourism 90

Information Technology 96

Application Form 101

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Reasons to Love Adelaide

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Adelaide, voted Australia’s most liveable city**State of Australian Cities Index Report 2013

South Australia is one of the largest states in Australia. With a coastline that stretches over 3,700 km, unique and spectacular landscapes, fabulous beaches, a great city vibe and places full of cultural and spiritual significance, there truly is something for everybody in South Australia.

Affordable LivingAdelaide’s lower cost of living means that students enjoy great quality of life with rent, transport and food more affordable than most other Australian cities. Statistics show that Adelaide is 19% more affordable to live in than Melbourne and Sydney and 7% cheaper than Perth and Brisbane.

Source: Study Adelaide

LocationIt’s easy to explore Australia from Adelaide. You can fly to Sydney in less than two hours, to Melbourne in around 45 minutes, Perth in under four hours and to Alice Springs for Uluru in about 2 hours. Many airlines offer cheap fares that students can take advantage of during their holidays.

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AccessibilityAdelaide is well serviced with public transport including buses, trains and trams that will take you from the heart of the Central Business District (CBD) to the suburban areas of the city and beaches. There is even a free “city loop” bus and tram that will take you around the CBD.

It’s an easy city to walk or cycle around and as long as you bring your international driver’s licence, you’ll be able to drive here too.

Need to get to the airport to catch a flight or pick up a friend? The airport is only a 15 minute drive from the city.

All international students are entitled to a concession when buying public transport tickets. All you need is your student identification card.


Safe, welcoming and inclusiveAdelaide has low crime rates and in 2012 it was listed as the safest city in Australia*. With more than 120 nationalities represented in South Australia, it’s a multicultural hub, accepting of all races and religions. This means you are free and encouraged to practise your culture and faith without discrimination and you’ll have the opportunity to meet and learn about people from every nation.

*Suncorp Bank Family Friendly City Report 2012

The best of shopping and eatingFrom leading fashion labels and international brands to designer threads and funky, handmade gifts, you can find it all and more in Adelaide’s many retail strips and shopping malls. If local art and craft markets are more your thing, you will find plenty of them too.

If you are a food lover or enjoy international cuisine, you have come to the right city. In Adelaide we are internationally known for our love of all things food. The historical Central Market is where you will find the freshest local quality produce available. We also have plenty of restaurants and cafes from just about every cuisine you can think of, plus there’s likely to be a supermarket that sells food from your home country.

Festivals and eventsSouth Australia is known as the Festival State and Adelaide is home to over 400 major events throughout the year. The Adelaide Fringe Festival, Adelaide Festival of Arts, OzAsia, Adelaide Cabaret Festival, Womadelaide and Adelaide International Guitar Festivals are amongst some of the internationally recognised arts and music events. You will find many free events and festivals to attend, particularly during summer when Adelaide is buzzing with art, culture, food and wine events taking place all over the city.

EntertainmentAdelaide has thriving local live music, theatre and arts scenes. From local bands, music festivals, street performers, and visiting international artists, there’s always something to see, hear or experience.

SportSport plays a large role in South Australian life and Adelaide’s sporting calendar is brimming with major sporting events. There is cricket, soccer, tennis, car racing, swimming and cycling just to name a few.

Ride with the Santos Tour Down Under World Tour Cycling Race, see a cricket test at the historic Adelaide Oval or learn the sport of Australian rules football. Whatever sport you enjoy playing or watching, you’ll find it in Adelaide.

EducationProducing Nobel Laureates and Rhodes Scholars, Adelaide has a long and strong history of education stemming over 130 years. As well as TAFE SA, Adelaide is home to five world class universities: The University of Adelaide; University of South Australia; Flinders University of South Australia; Carnegie Mellon University (US); University College London (UK).

Our state’s capital, Adelaide, has a vibrant culture, relaxed living and an exciting future. Voted Australia’s most liveable city for 2 years running*, Adelaide is a safe, friendly and affordable metropolis with a bustling retail hub, world-class wine, rich culinary scene and a great appreciation of theatre and art. Adelaide City has also been ranked as one of the top 10 cities in the world to visit by Lonely Planet in their Best of Travel 2014 book.

*State of Australian Cities Index Report 2013



SA fast facts Capital City: Adelaide

State Population: 1.5 million

Adelaide Population: 1.1 million

Language: English

Currency: AUD$

Area: 984,377 square km

Coastline: 3,700 km

Major exports: Wine, metals, cars, education

Source: StudyAdelaide 2013


WeatherSouth Australia has a temperate climate with four distinct seasons. With moderate winters and warm to hot summers, South Australia does not experience tsunamis or cyclones.

SummerDecember – FebruaryMainly hot & dry 25°C – 35°C

AutumnMarch – MayMainly dry 20°C – 25°C

WinterJune – AugustCool & wet 10°C – 15°C

SpringSeptember – November Little rain 20°C – 25°C

“ Adelaide is great, there is so much to do, it’s safe and the people are friendly and welcoming. The low cost of living allows me to experience more of the Australian lifestyle.”Jezreel Ivomari – Papua New Guinea Information Technology Student

Regularly purchased items in Adelaide $AUD

Bread loaf $2.50

Milk (1 litre) $1.83

Mineral Water (1 litre) $1.48

Instant Coffee (125 g) $7.03

McDonalds Big Mac $3.60

Newspaper $1.25-$2.00

Cinema ticket $14.80

Phone call (local) $0.25

Bus/Train/Tram Ticket (single) $2.10-$4.90

Source: StudyAdelaide 2013

Weekly Monthly

Accommodation (shared or single) $120-$380 $480-$1,520

Bills (Gas, electricity) $35-$55 $140-$220

Food shopping $90-$130 $360-$520

Transport $20-$35 $80-$140

Telephone/Postage $15-$40 $60-$160

Clothes/Entertainment $50+ $200+

Total expenses $330-$690 $1,320-$2,760

Indicative costs $AUD, Source: StudyAdelaide 2013

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Why Study at TAFE SA?

As the state’s largest provider of vocational education and training (VET), TAFE SA is at the forefront of developing South Australia’s future workforce.

TAFE SA is widely recognised for its excellence in delivering nationally accredited and internationally valued qualifications.

A TAFE SA qualification is a valuable asset wherever your career takes you.

Strong working relationships with business and industry means that TAFE SA courses are designed to provide you with real-world skills.

Whether you are looking for a course with practical training for a specific career or trade, a clever pathway into university or looking for that competitive edge in your career by acquiring new skills, TAFE SA is your practical pathway to the career you want.


If you dream of going to university but would like to gain the practical knowledge first, TAFE SA is your clever pathway to university.

Many TAFE SA qualifications at Certificate IV, Diploma, and Advanced Diploma level can be used to apply for university entry.

Complete your degree faster

TAFE SA offers clear pathways and generous credit arrangements thanks to its strong connections with universities.

Many of TAFE SA’s Diploma, Advanced Diploma and Associate Degree qualifications can gain you credit towards your university degree.

This means that you may be able to complete your university degree in less time and at a lower cost.

Successful completion of a TAFE SA Diploma usually provides up to one year credit for university study and an Advanced Diploma usually provides up to a year and a half credit. Successful completion of an Associate Degree usually provides up to 2 years credit.

Credit transfer explained

Credit transfer is the formal recognition that components of some study/training programs are equivalent in content and level to the components of other training programs. TAFE SA has formal credit transfer arrangements in place with the university sector of South Australia.

Credit transfer results in:

> Automatic status or credit for eligible students in part(s) of a course/qualification

> Exemption from that part of the course

> Shorter course duration and lower cost

Status granted through credit transfer is recorded on your Student Academic Record. There are no fees when applying for recognition through credit transfer*. For further information go to: tafesa.edu.au/international/apply-international-student/ int-credit-transfer*Application fees may be required by your intended education provider.

The competitive edge

Your TAFE SA qualification provides you with the clever pathway to university. With your completed TAFE SA qualification you’ll gain a nationally recognised and internationally valued qualification with academic and real life skills giving you the competitive edge in your career.

Application process

TAFE SA has been approved by the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) as a Streamlined Visa Processing (SVP) Provider. Entry to TAFE SA programs under the Streamlined Visa Processing system is limited to TAFE SA Bachelor and Advanced Diploma* programs.

TAFE SA International will communicate to agents and prospective students when new TAFE SA Bachelor and Advanced Diploma programs become available for applications under the Streamlined Visa Processing System.

For information on current Packaged University Offers available under the Streamlined Visa Processing system, please see page 14.*The availability of Advanced Diploma programs under the Streamlined Visa Processing system is

subject to government approval.

“I’m looking for a clever pathway to university”



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“ TAFE SA is very affordable compared to doing a university course and with the flexibility of courses; it was the obvious choice for me.”Donna Chee – Malaysia Certificate IV in Hospitality, Diploma of Human Resource Management and Diploma of Business Management

Example of savingsJackson wants to complete the Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Electronic) at the University of Adelaide. This will cost him around $30,000 (AUD) for each year of the four year degree or around $120,000 (AUD) for the whole degree.

Jackson has chosen to study the Associate Degree in Electronic Engineering at TAFE SA which costs around $15,400 (AUD) a year or around $30,800 (AUD) for the two year course. When Jackson completes his Associate Degree he can apply for entry to the Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Electronic) at Adelaide University and will gain two years credit. This means that he will begin university in the 3rd year of the degree and take just two years to complete his degree.

At the end of the four years, Jackson will have two qualifications, the Associate Degree in Electronic Engineering and the Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Electronic).

This is what Jackson’s dual qualification will cost him compared to if he had entered university directly:

TAFE + University University

1st year TAFE SA $15,400* 1st year university $30,000*

2nd year TAFE SA $15,400 2nd year university $30,000

3rd year university $30,000 3rd year university $30,000

4th year university $30,000 4th year university $30,000

Total $90,800 (AUD) Total $120,000 (AUD)

Indicative Saving $29,200 (AUD)

*Course costs current at time of printing. Check TAFE SA and university websites for current courses costs

Complete your degree for less

TAFE SA and Adelaide are the affordable study choice. TAFE SA tuition fees are competitive. A completed TAFE SA qualification may also help students to complete their degree faster and generally at a lower cost by providing credit toward their university degree.

The indicative cost per year for TAFE SA Diploma or Advanced Diploma courses is $12,000 ($AUD) and the indicative cost per year for most courses at South Australian universities is around $30,000 ($AUD).

This means that for every year credit is received from a university for your TAFE SA qualification, there is an indicative cost saving of around $18,000 ($AUD) per year.

I want to study TAFE SA course Pathway to University Qualification TAFE SA cost

Information Technology

Diploma of Software

Development

2 years

Receive 1.5 years credit toward Bachelor of Information Technology –

University of South Australia

Dual Qualification

Average cost per year

$10,500*

Business & Marketing

Advanced Diploma of Marketing

1.5 years

Receive 1.5 years credit towards Bachelor of Business (Marketing) -

Flinders University

Dual Qualification

Average cost per year

$10,000*

Receive 1.5 years credit towards Bachelor of Commerce (International Business

or Management) –

The University of Adelaide

*Course costs current at time of printing. Check TAFE SA and university websites for current courses costs

University Pathway examples:


TAFE SA has helped more than one million students get the careers they want over the last 30 years.

Skills that employers want

Strong working relationships with business and industry mean that TAFE SA courses are designed to provide students with real-world skills that are demanded by employers, making a TAFE SA qualification highly sought after.

Our lecturers are highly experienced and active in their given field of expertise ensuring they stay up-to-date with current industry skills and knowledge. Our teaching methods ensure that concepts are easy to understand, equipping students for continued learning success.

Work placements

Several TAFE SA courses offer the valuable opportunity for students to obtain first-hand experience through work placements as part of their course program. This allows students to test their skills and establish potential employment contacts.

Not all courses offer work placements so be sure to check out the course information for your chosen course at: tafesa.edu.au/international-courses

Recognition

With your TAFE SA qualification you’ll gain a nationally accredited and internationally valued qualification with academic and real life skills giving you the competitive edge in your career.

Studying with TAFE SA provides the gateway to life enriching experiences that last a lifetime.

Small classes provide big benefits

Learning with TAFE SA means you will experience small classes, supportive and accessible teachers and flexible study options. The average class size at TAFE SA is 15-25 students. This means the lecturer is able to give each student more personal attention, assistance and encouragement making your study experience more rewarding.

“I’m looking for a practical career”



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“ The Fashion Design course is very practical, but we also do theory as well of course. The teachers are very supportive and the other students are all friendly. I would absolutely recommend Adelaide as a place to study.”Patricio Banados-Valenzuela – Chile Diploma of Fashion Design

“ The quality of the teaching at TAFE SA has meant that I now have very strong skills in hairdressing and in managing my own salon. I can say absolutely that TAFE SA has helped me to achieve my career, my future and a better life. ”Mananti Pardamean Butar-Butar – Indonesia Diploma of Hairdressing Salon Management

You may have already finished a higher education or post graduate degree but need practical experience in addition to the theoretical knowledge.

Perhaps you have worked for many years and are looking to increase your knowledge with the most recent and advanced techniques in your field.

Flexibility

With the ability to study from a Certificate III level for 6 months up to an Advanced Diploma level for 3 years, TAFE SA can offer you the flexibility to brush up on your skills, or learn new ones for as little or as long as you like.

Recognition of Prior Experience or Study Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

TAFE SA recognises that you may already have knowledge and skills from life and work experience (paid or unpaid), previous courses and training, or self-taught knowledge and skills. If you can provide evidence that you already have the relevant skills and knowledge, you may be able to use this to gain recognition for all or part of a course at TAFE SA. This is known as Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). Evidence provided for consideration may include certification, references from employers, testimonials from clients and work samples.

Fees apply.

Qualification Average length of course

Certificate III 6 months

Certificate IV 6 months to 1 year

Diploma 1 to 2 years

Advanced Diploma 1.5 to 3 years

Please note these course lengths are based on individual qualifications. For example, if you already hold a Diploma and wish to continue your studies, you may only need to complete a further 6 months to receive your Advanced Diploma.

“I’m looking for a competitive edge in my career by acquiring new skills”


Packaged University Offers


> University pathways> Packaged offers> Guaranteed entry

> Dual qualifications> Guaranteed credit*> Single visa

University Pathways

TAFE SA offers clear pathways and generous credit arrangements thanks to its strong connections with the University of Adelaide and the University of South Australia.

Successful completion of a TAFE SA Diploma usually provides up to one year credit for university study and an Advanced Diploma usually provides up to a year and a half credit.

CRICOS Provider Number: 00123M

CRICOS Provider Number: 00121B

Packaged University Offers International students can now apply to TAFE SA for a packaged offer with a local university as TAFE SA is an approved Education Business Partner of both the University of Adelaide and the University of South Australia under the Streamlined Visa Processing (SVP) arrangements.

Packaged University offers provide successful applicants with a joint offer in a TAFE SA program and a nominated University program. On receipt of the Confirmation of Enrolments (COEs), international students can apply for a student visa through the SVP system for the total duration of both programs. These applications are deemed as low risk and so are not processed according to the usual Student Visa Assessment Level categories.

A packaged university offer means that on successful completion of their TAFE SA program, students will have guaranteed entry to and will receive credit toward their nominated University program*.

* Conditions may apply

Application specifics for SVP packaged university offers

University of South Australia

Applications may be made:

> Through agents who are representatives of both TAFE SA and the University of South Australia

> Through agents who are representatives of TAFE SA only

> Through agents who are representatives of the University of South Australia only

> Directly to TAFE SA through the TAFE SA International Student Application form or through the TAFE SA online application system

To locate a TAFE SA agent in your country visit:

www.tafesa.edu.au/international/agents-partners

To locate a University of South Australia agent in your country visit:

unisa.edu.au/find-an-agent

University of Adelaide

Applications may be made:

> Through agents who are representatives of the University of Adelaide only

> Through agents who are representatives of both TAFE SA and the University of Adelaide

> Directly to TAFE SA and the University of Adelaide. Please note that students applying directly must complete both the TAFE SA application form and the University of Adelaide online application system

> Agents must submit each application through the University of Adelaide online application system international.adelaide.edu.au/apply/application

To locate a TAFE SA agent in your country visit:

tafesa.edu.au/international/agents-partners

To locate a University of Adelaide agent in your country visit:

international.adelaide.edu.au/choosing/agents


http://www.unisa.edu.au/find-an-agent

http://www.international.adelaide.edu.au/apply/application

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Example of Packaged University OfferAdvanced Diploma of Accounting with guaranteed* entry into Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)

DURATION

3.5 YEARSTAFE SA

Advanced Diploma of Accounting

54 UNITS

TOWARDS UNIVERSITY PROGRAM

University of South AustraliaBachelor of Commerce (Accounting)

54 UNITS

TOTAL REQUIRED TO COMPLETE UNIVERSITY PROGRAM

Advantages of Packaged University Offer > Students will be able to apply for

a single visa for the entire duration of both programs through the Streamlined Visa Processing system.

> Guaranteed entry into selected University Programs*

> Guaranteed credits shorten the duration of qualifications and reduce tuition fees over the total duration of study program for students not eligible for direct entry to a degree program **

> Graduate with a dual qualification from both TAFE SA and a University (for example Advanced Diploma/Bachelor Degree)

> Graduate with a competitive mix of practical and theoretical skills

* Guaranteed entry to a student’s selected University program is dependent on successful completion of the students TAFE SA program and other entry conditions may apply.

** English courses do not receive credit into University programs.

Check individual programs for total package duration and costs.

> Guaranteed entry > Single visa > Dual qualifications



CRICOS Provider Number: 00121B

TAFE SA and University of South Australia Packaged Offers

*All durations are approximate. Credit given toward the University program may reduce overall course duration and/or study load.

TAFE SA Pathway Course

University of South Australia Program

Career Opportunities Total Units Required

for University Program

Credits Gained

Towards University Program

Years remaining at UniSA

Total Duration of Packaged

Offer

Diploma of Accounting

1.5 years

Bachelor of Commerce 3 years

This program will provide graduates with the education and skills necessary to become an accountant or business advisor. Working in both public and private sectors, you may pursue a career in the areas of forensic accounting, receivership and restructuring, litigation support, management accounting, tax or auditing, financial management, strategy or analysis.

108 36 2 years 3.5 years*


FNS60210

2 years

Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)

3 years

108 54 1.5 years 3.5 years*

Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care

CHC50113

2 years

Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Specialisation)

4 years

Graduates are able to seek employment opportunities in schools and related educational fields. Employers in South Australia include the Department for Education and Child Development (DECD), Catholic Education South Australia (CESA), and Independent Schools Associations (AISSA), along with child care centres, children’s’ centres, kindergartens/preschools and other associated settings.

144 36 3 years 5.5 years*

Diploma of Software Development

ICA50711

2 years

Bachelor of Information Technology

3 years108 58.5 1.5 years 3.5 years*


ICA50711

2 years

Bachelor of Information Technology (Software Development)

3 years

108 54 1.5 years 3.5 years*


ICA50711

2 years

Bachelor of Information Technology (Games & Entertainment Design)

3 years

108 49.5 1.5 years 3.5 years*


ICA50711

2 years

Bachelor of Information Technology (Mobile Application Development)

3 years

108 54 1.5 years 3.5 years*

TAFE SA Course University of South Australia Program

English for Academic Purposes 20 Provides entry to a range of undergraduate programs with entry criteria of IELTS 6.0 (overall). Students must also have a minimum credit result

Certificate IV in English Proficiency

40623SA

Provides entry to a range of undergraduate programs with entry criteria of IELTS 6.0 (overall). Students must also hold a minimum ISLPR 3*. (International Second Language Proficiency Rating of 3 which is classified as Basic Vocational Proficiency)

Diploma of English Proficiency

40634SA

Provides entry to a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs with entry criteria of IELTS of 6.0 or 6.5 (overall).

English Language Courses



TAFE SA Course University of Adelaide Program



Credits Gained



Offer

Associate Degree in Electronic Engineering

066407J

2 years

Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Electronic)

Industrial automation, power systems, radar and remote sensing, telecommunications, information security, mining, defence technologies

96 48 units 4 years*

Certificate III in Conservation and Land Management

084655K

1 year

Diploma of Conservation and Land Management

084656J

1 year

Bachelor of Science (Natural Resources)

Environmental consultant, water planning officer, landcare coordinator, policy officer, ecologist


Diploma of Landscape Design

076521B

2 years (80 weeks)

Bachelor of Architectural Design leading to: Master of Architecture or Master of Landscape Architecture

Work for architectural and landscape design practices or register to establish own architectural design practice

72 12 units 4.5 years*

Diploma of Photo Imaging

084982F

1 year

Bachelor of Media Digital effects coordinator, digital producer, web content manager, advertising coordinator


Diploma of Screen and Media

084942C

1 year

Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media

084980G

1 year

Bachelor of Media Post-production producer, production assistant, digital effects coordinator


Diploma of Graphic Design

084983E

1 year

Bachelor of Media Media adviser, publications officer, web content manager, government officer, advertising coordinator, marketing officer



084983E

1 year

Advanced Diploma of Graphic Design

084984D

1 year

Bachelor of Media Media adviser, publications officer, public servant, researcher, digital producer, editor, advertising coordinator, market researcher


Advanced Diploma of Applied Fashion Design and Technology

066123K

3 years

Bachelor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Product Development Manager, Business Development Manager, CEO, Entrepreneur, General Manager, Government or Corporate Policy Adviser,Innovation Manager


TAFE SA and the University of Adelaide Packaged Offers

CRICOS Provider Number: 00123M




TAFE SA Course University of Adelaide Program



Credits Gained



Offer

Diploma of Advertising

066585B

1 year

Bachelor of Media Advertising coordinator, communications officer, marketing officer, publications officer


Advanced Diploma of Advertising

076051E

1.5 years (60 weeks)

Bachelor of Media Project officer, media liaison, market researcher, researcher, advertising coordinator, account manager.


Diploma of Marketing

066587M

1 year

Bachelor of Media (Marketing)

Marketing officer, researcher, publications officer, photographer, public servant



066588K

1.5 years (60 weeks)

Bachelor of Media Online/social media consultant, web content manager, editor, project officer, advertising coordinator

72 33 units 3. 25 years*

Certificate III in Mining Exploration

075081G

0.5 year

Diploma of Applied Geosciences

081629C

1.5 years

Bachelor of Science (majoring in Geology)

Resource management, palaeontologist, mineral and energy exploration, researcher, seismologist



075081G

0.5 year


081629C

1.5 years

Bachelor of Science (Geophysics and Applied Geology)




075081G

0.5 year


081629C

1.5 years

Bachelor of Science (Mineral Geosciences)



Advanced Diploma of Hospitality

084004A

1 year




Certificate III in Tourism and Diploma of Travel and Tourism

082215F, 082217D

1.5 years

Advanced Diploma of Travel and Tourism

082218C

0.5 years




Certificate III in Events and Diploma of Events

082219B, 082220J

1.5 years

Advanced Diploma of Events

082221G

0.5 years





Our Campuses, Learning Centres and Facilities

TAFE SA has campuses in the heart of the city as well as throughout South Australia.


TAFE SA campuses offer a wide variety of specialised training facilities including:

> Virtual enterprises

> Theatres

> Studios

> Restaurants

> Kitchens

> Workshops

> Nursing wards

> Dental clinics

> Simulators

> Hair and beauty salons

All TAFE SA campuses offer a range of facilities to help you make the most of your studies. All campuses are modern and well equipped with the following:

> Library with computer suites and study rooms

> Prayer rooms (available at some campuses - check with your specific campus).

> Cafeterias

> Student common areas

> Food preparation facilities

> Easy access to public transport

> Childcare Centres (available at some campuses – check with your specific campus)

TAFE SA Centres of Excellence and specialised facilities provide leadership with a defined focus in specific industry sectors. Program and subject expertise are brought together from across campuses state-wide to create innovation and best practice. Industry and business are engaged to drive development and ensure currency and relevancy of training. Students are assured that learning in a Centre of Excellence, or specialised facility, provides the most up-to-date education available.

Centres of Excellence include Adelaide College of the Arts, Regency International Centre, the $120 million Tonsley TAFE located at the Sustainable Industries Education Centre (SIEC) and the $38 million Mining Engineering and Transport Centre (METC) which supports the growth of the mining, engineering, advanced manufacturing, transport and defence industries in SA.

For full campus details go to: tafesa.edu.au/campuses* Please note not all courses are available at all campuses

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Example of courses offered

1 Adelaide City Campus City Centre English Preparation, Business and Marketing, Tourism and Events, Information Technology, Hair and Beauty and Children’s Services

2 Adelaide College of the Arts

City Centre Arts and Fashion Design

3 Gilles Plains Campus 12km Veterinary Nursing and Applied Science, Community and Health, Landscape Design

4 Port Adelaide Campus 15km Community and Health, Nursing

5 Regency Campus 7.5km Hospitality, Food and Wine and the Mining and Engineering Transport Centre (METC), Tourism and Events

6 Sustainable Industries Education Centre (SIEC) at Tonsley TAFE

10km Building and Design

7 Urrbrae Campus 7km Environment and Horticulture

TAFE SA Locations


http://www.tafesa.edu.au/campuses

Services on offer include:

> On arrival orientation program

> Counselling

> Academic learning support

> English language support

> Social and recreational programs

> Facebook interaction to keep students up to date with events, jobs and other information

For more information about Student Services visit: tafesa.edu.au/international/int-support-services

Counselling serviceIf you are experiencing difficulties, counselling services can assist with:

> Career and course choice

> Help with learning and language

> Financial advice and assistance

> Finding accommodation

> Medical or stress-related problems

> Personal or family problems

> Student visa and attendance issues

This is a free service accessible by phone, email or in person.

For more information about Counselling Services visit: tafesa.edu.au/international/ int-support-services

Learning support serviceIf you are experiencing difficulties with any aspects of your course, our learning support provides you with extra teaching assistance to help you reach your goals.

Sessions are available throughout the academic year at all TAFE SA campuses.

Learning support is designed to help you:

> Organise your course work and study schedules

> Improve your English language skills

> Build your mathematical skills

> Prepare you for tests or examinations

> Note taking, memory skills and presentations

For more information about Learning Support Services visit: tafesa.edu.au/international/int-support-services

Compulsory health coverIt is an Australian Government requirement that student visa holders contribute to the Overseas Student Health Cover Scheme (OSHC). This insurance will cover your visits to doctors, specialist visits, and hospitalisation, pathology services, x-rays and some prescriptions. Cover must be paid before your student visa is issued. How much you pay for OSHC will depend on the length of your course. The amount payable for your health cover is shown on your Letter of Offer.

TAFE SA has a preferred provider for OSHC, but you are free to choose another health cover provider if you wish.

For more information about OSHC visit: immi.gov.au/students/health-insurance.htm

Student ServicesWe understand that sometimes studying as an international student can be a daunting experience.

TAFE SA is committed to helping you achieve your career goals. Our international student support services are designed to help you succeed and are available to assist you from the time of your arrival until your graduation.

A dedicated International Student Support Consultant, together with campus based student service units strive to ensure you have a great study experience at TAFE SA.

“ I struggled when I first arrived in Adelaide to adapt to the culture and language. Student services helped me both personally and academically and offered me help with English, counselling and academic support. ”Satomi Naanishi – Japan Hospitality Student


http://www.tafesa.edu.au/international/int-support-services

http://tafesa.edu.au/international/int-support-services

http://www.immi.gov.au/students/health-insurance.htm

http://www.tafesa.edu.au/international/int-support-services

Work rightsAll student visa holders will receive automatic work rights which will allow them to work during their time in Australia. Students are limited to working 40 hours per fortnight while their course is in session. Students’ working hours are calculated from Monday to Sunday.

While TAFE SA does not organise employment, many international students find work in the retail, tourism and hospitality industries.

For employment opportunities visit:

seek.com.au

careerone.com.au

Orientation programOrientation programs are held at the beginning of each semester over two days for students commencing their studies with TAFE SA.

During the orientation program students are shown around the campus, meet other students and lecturers, start to make friends and get familiar with TAFE SA and Adelaide.

The International Student Orientation Programs are organised by the TAFE SA International Unit and attendance is compulsory. Course areas also hold a student induction which covers course, study and assessment expectations and research skills.

Arrival in AdelaideFREE airport pick-up and accommodation support

TAFE SA International has engaged Multicultural Youth SA Inc. (MYSA International) to provide TAFE SA international students with a range of orientation, settlement and support services to help them find their way in a new city, feel at home and meet new friends. MYSA International provides the following FREE services:

> Airport pick-up and transfer

> Orientation and settlement support

> Accommodation support

> MYSA International Buddies

To book any of these services visit: tafesa.edu.au/international/int-support-services/arrival-pickup and download the student request form.

MYSA International is a not-for-profit, non-government organisation that was established in 1997. MYSA International is the state advisory, advocacy and service delivery body for young people from multicultural backgrounds and is now expanding to provide orientation and settlement support to international students. For more information about MYSA International visit: mysa.com.au/international

StudyAdelaideAs well as offering information and support to students about Adelaide, StudyAdelaide runs free international student competitions, giveaways and events. This is a wonderful way to meet other international students and to experience Australian life in Adelaide.

To keep up to date on Adelaide events, competitions and free activities for international students, join the StudyAdelaide student database by emailing: [email protected]

For further information on StudyAdelaide’s services to international students please visit: studyadelaide.com


http://www.seek.com.au/

http://www.careerone.com.au/

http://www.tafesa.edu.au/international/int-support-services/arrival-pickup

http://www.mysa.com.au/international

http://www.studyadelaide.com/

mailto:[email protected]

Where to live?When deciding where to live consider:

> How far away your campus and other facilities (workplace, sport, library, shops and markets etc.) are

> Costs (rent and cost of travel)

> Lifestyle (if you would like to live in the city, suburbs or close to the beach)

> Preferred living arrangements (if you like to live alone or would like to share with other students.)

The most popular types of student accommodation are student housing (purpose-built apartments or dormitory style residences) and private rental accommodation (apartment or house)

Accommodation typesStudent housing

Adelaide has many accommodation options specifically for students. These include dormitory style accommodation, shared apartments (individual bedrooms with shared facilities) or individual studio style apartments. Most of these provide students with a private room (so you can concentrate on your studies) while sharing other facilities in a friendly environment where you can mingle with other students from all over the world.

Most student housing is located in the city or near TAFE SA campuses, saving on transport costs and placing you close to facilities.

Many of these offer inclusions such as internet access, utilities, fully furnished apartments and they may offer additional services such as meals or laundry.

AccommodationAdelaide has a diverse range of accommodation options to suit all requirements and budgets.

Regency International House, foyer


Regency International House

Regency International House is located on the TAFE SA Regency Campus, just 15 minutes from the Adelaide Central Business District and provides housing for international students.

Close to public transport, shopping centres and a wide variety of multicultural restaurants, it’s the perfect location for international students studying at many of TAFE SA’s metropolitan campuses.

Security

With a full-time manager overseeing all matters relating to students, and a member of staff on site 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, you can be sure that there will always be someone around should an emergency arise.

Comfort

Each villa at Regency International House is light, bright and airy and comes fully furnished. Villas are more than 100 square metres in size and house four students – all with their own private bedroom including a telephone, computer and wireless internet connection. Each villa has two ensuite bathrooms, a sitting room and a kitchenette for light meals or a late-night snack. Laundry facilities are also included and are shared within each complex consisting of four villas.

Care

Included in the weekly accommodation rate are 3 meals a day which are prepared and made on-site in the commercial kitchen. Students make their selection from the cafeteria-style kitchen and eat, usually with friends, in the communal dining room, or if they study at a campus other than Regency, lunch can be packed for them to take away. The menu is varied and changes on a regular basis taking into account different tastes and cultural diversity.

Also included in the monthly rate are all utility costs (water, electricity etc.) and cleaning of the villas once a week so that students have more time to focus on what’s really important.

Lifestyle

The student common room, dining room, tutorial room and computer suite (all open 24 hours a day) are located in the main Administration block. Other facilities include a Muslim prayer room and a games room – a popular retreat for students, with a pool table, table-tennis and other activities available within it. Amongst the landscaped surrounds of Regency International House are basketball and tennis courts available for the sole use of RIH residents.

Regency International House also organises and promotes social activities and outings for students on weekends and holidays which helps to balance the demands of study and assists in building a friendly and social community amongst the residents allowing students to form friendships for life.

For further information about Regency International House visit: tafesa.edu.au/international/accommodation

Homestay

Homestay is where you live with an Australian host family. Host families are located all over Adelaide and throughout the state.

These are welcoming environments where you have the chance to really experience Australian life and practice your English language skills.

Most homestay hosts offer dining options which may mean that your meals are prepared for you or you may need to provide and prepare your own food.

As a homestay student you will have a bedroom with linen, a place to study and will share the bathroom/s, kitchen and other facilities with the homestay family.

All homestay families are different; they may be a couple, a family with children or a single person. Many Australian families have pets including dogs. You will be a part of the household and so will need to look after your own needs and may be responsible for keeping your room tidy and doing your laundry.

For further information on homestays visit:

homestaynetwork.org

studentliving.com.au

unilodge.com.au/adelaide

Private rental

A private rental allows you to choose where you want to live - in the city, near your campus, friends or work or maybe near the beach. You’ll need to pay your weekly rent and utilities such as electricity, gas, water and telephone.

The style of accommodation (house or apartment) and rent payable will vary from suburb to suburb. You may need to sign a rental agreement (lease) with the owner (landlord) and pay some rent in advance (bond). Once you have signed a lease you are a tenant of the property. As a tenant you have certain rights under Australian law and your rental bond is refundable to you at the end of your lease if the lease conditions are met. For further information about your rights as a tenant visit: cbs.sa.gov.au/wcm/rentingletting/

For a listing of rental properties visit:

realestate.com.au

domain.com.au

Students often share a house and you can expect to have a bedroom to yourself, but share the rest of the house and expenses (electricity, gas and water) with the other people living there. If you rent a room in a share house, you may pay more if the room is furnished or utilities are included in the weekly rental cost. Sharing can be the cheapest option but it is important to have a clear idea of how chores and bills will be divided. It should also be noted that share accommodation can sometimes mean you are sharing a room with someone with little to no privacy (such as a backpackers hostel).


http://www.tafesa.edu.au/international/accommodation

http://www.homestaynetwork.org/

http://www.studentliving.com.au/

http://www.unilodge.com.au/adelaide

http://www.cbs.sa.gov.au/wcm/rentingletting/

http://www.realestate.com.au/

http://www.domain.com.au/

Australian qualification Training outcomes Example career outcomes

DegreeGraduates at this level have broad and coherent knowledge and skills for professional work

Manager, Business Owner, Researcher, Market Leader, Strategist Advisor, Engineer

Advanced DiplomaGraduates at this level have broad knowledge and skills for highly skilled paraprofessional work

Manager, Business Owner, Coordinator, Franchisor, Supervisor, Engineering Technical Officer

Associate Degree

Graduates at this level will have broad theoretical and technical knowledge of a specific area or a broad field of work and learning

Manager, Supervisor, Business Owner, Researcher, Strategist, Advisor

DiplomaGraduates at this level have specialised knowledge and skills for skilled paraprofessional work

Supervisor, Coordinator, Business Operator, Manager, Assistant Manager, Computer Technician

Certificate IVGraduates at this level have theoretical and practical knowledge and skills for specialised skilled work

Operations Coordinator, Accounts Manager, Senior Consultant, Officer

Certificate IIIGraduates at this level have theoretical and practical knowledge and skill for work

Assistant Technician, Receptionist, Attendant, Clerk, Sales Agent, Guide

Understanding Australian Qualifications

In Australia, career advancement can depend on your level of qualification.The chart below displays the training outcomes and possible career outcomes achieved from each level of qualification you study.

TAFE SA offers multiple entry and exit points that allow flexible learning and pathways to match your needs.


English language tests for student visas

IELTS 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.5 6.0 6.5 7.0 7.5 8.0 8.5 9.0

TOEFL iBT 31 32 35 46 60 79 94 102 110 115 118

PTE Academic 29 30 36 42 50 58 65 73 79 83 86

Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) 32 36 41 47 52 58 67 74 80 87 93

OET Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass

TOEFL PBT 433 450 500 527 550 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a

Source: Department of Immigration and Citizenship www.immi.gov.au

Admission requirementsEnglish Language Admission Requirements

All TAFE SA award courses require a minimum IELTS (International English Language Testing System) score or equivalent. Depending on the specific course, these minimum Academic IELTS scores can vary. Most courses have a minimum Academic IELTS of 5.5 with a minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent. Please check the minimum score required for your preferred course as some courses require a higher English language level: tafesa.edu.au/international-courses

Special admission requirements

Some courses including Dental and Oral Health, Veterinary Nursing, Nursing, Laboratory Technology and Electronic Engineering have special admission requirements including completion of certain subjects, a specific pass level in certain subjects or an IELTS score higher than 5.5.

Applications for some Diploma, Advanced Diploma or Bachelor Degree courses may need additional assessment by the Program Group and/or may require you to sit a test before an offer can be made.

You should always check the admission requirements for your preferred course on the TAFE SA website: tafesa.edu.au/international-courses




http://www.immi.gov.au/

Country Minimum qualification

Australia Australian Year 12 Senior Secondary Certificate of Education – satisfactory completion

Argentina Bachillerato (Secondary School Certificate)

Bangladesh Higher Secondary School Certificate

Bhutan Bhutan Higher Secondary Education Certificate

Brazil Diploma de Ensino Medio (Middle Education Diploma)

Brunei Brunei Cambridge General Certificate of Education Advanced Level (Brunei-Cambridge A level) – 2 passes

Canada High School Diploma

Chile Licencia de Educación Media (Certificate of Secondary Education Certificate)

China General Senior Secondary Unified Graduation (Certificate of Graduation)

Colombia Bachillerato (Secondary School Certificate)


Czech Republic Maturita (Matriculation Certificate)

Denmark Studentereksamensbevis (Upper Secondary School Leaving Certificate)

Egypt Thanawiyya al-A’aama (General Secondary Education Certificate)

Fiji & other South Pacific Nations

Fiji Seventh Form Certificate (Form 7)

Finland Ylioppilastutkintotodistus (Certificate of Matriculation)

France Baccalauréat

Germany Fachgebundene Hochschulreife (Leaving Certificate) or Zeugnis der Reife or Reifezeugnis

Greece Apolytirio Lykeiou (Leaving certificate)

Hong Kong Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE) or HKALE

Hungary Gimnaziumi Erettsegi Bizonyitvany / Gymnasium Maturity Certificate

Admission RequirementsSome TAFE SA qualifications require you to have completed your schooling to the overseas equivalent of Year 12. The table below explains what the overseas equivalent to Year 12 is.Some lower level courses require the overseas equivalent of Year 10 or Year 11. These are deemed by the Australian Education International (AEI) guidelines. Please refer to the TAFE SA International Office for further details [email protected]




India All India Senior School Certificate or Indian School Certificate or Certificate of Vocational Education or Senior Secondary Certificate or State Boards of Secondary/Senior Secondary Education certificates

Indonesia Certificate of Completion of Senior Secondary Education (Ijazah SMA/ STTB SMA) or Certificate of Graduation (SKHUN)

Ireland Leaving Certificate

Israel Teudat Bagrut (High School Certificate)

Italy Diploma di Superamento dell’Esame di Stato conclusivo dei Corsi di Istruzione Secondaria Superiore (Upper Secondary School Leaving Certificate)

Japan Upper Secondary School Certificate of Graduation (Kotogakko Sotsugyo Shosho

Jordan Twajihi (General Secondary Education Certificate)

Kenya Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education or GCE A level – 2 passes

Lebanon Baccalauréat

Macau Senior Secondary School Diploma or GCE A Level – 2 passes

Malaysia STPM Senior Secondary Certificate of Education or GCE A Level - 2 passes

Mauritius GCE A-level – 2 passes

Mexico Bachillerato (or the Preparatoria)

Nepal Higher Secondary Education Board Certificate

New Zealand National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) – Level 3, minimum 60 credits

Netherlands Voorbereidend wetenschappelljk onderwijs (Diploma VWO) or Hoger algemeen voortgezet onderwijs Diploma HAVO)

Norway Vitnemal fra den videregaende skolen (Certificate from upper secondary school)

Oman School Leaving Certificate

Pakistan Higher Secondary School Certificate

Papua New Guinea

Higher School Certificate

Peru Certificado de Educación Secundaria Común Completa (Secondary Common Education Graduation Certificate)


Philippines High School Diploma or a Certificate of Graduation + first year of bachelor degree

Poland Matura Swiadectwo Dojrzalosci Liceum Ogolnoksztalcacego (Certificate of Matriculation of the General Lyceum)

Portugal Certificado de Fim de Estudios Secundarios or Diploma de 12 Ano de Escolaridad

Russia Attestat o Srednem (polnom) Obshchem Obrazovanii (Certificate of Secondary (Complete) General Education)

Saudi Arabia Shahadat al-thanawiyyah al-’aama or shahadat al-marhalat al-thanawiyyat (General Secondary Education Certificate)

Singapore GCE A-level - 2 passes

Slovakia Maturitni Vysvedceni/Maturitnej Vysvedcenie (Matriculation Certificate)

Slovenia Spricevalo o poklicni mature or Spricevalo o poklicni mature or Svidetelstov zo polozen zavresen

South Africa National Senior Certificate NQF Level 4 or Senior Certificate NQF Level 4

South Korea General/Academic Senior High School Certificate/Diploma (Immumgye Kodung Hakkyo Choeupchang

Spain Titulo de Bachiller

Sri Lanka GCE A-level – 2 passes

Sweden Slutbetyg Från Gymnasieskola

Switzerland Federal Maturity Certificate/ Maturitätszeugnis, Certificat de Maturité/ Attestato di Maturità

Taiwan Senior High School Diploma or Senior Vocational School Diploma

Thailand Matayom 6 or MS 6. (Certificate of Secondary Education)

Turkey Lise Diploması (High School Diploma or Secondary School Diploma)

United Arab Emirates

Tawjihiyya or Thanawiyya Al-A’ama (General Secondary Certificate)

Vietnam Bang Tot nghiep Trung hoc Pho thong (Upper Secondary Education Graduation Diploma)

Zimbabwe Zimbabwe General Certificate of Education at Advanced Level – 2 passes

Other Country Please attach your highest qualification

Note: Satisfactory results must be achieved (e.g. 50% minimum average in all courses, except Nursing and Dental applications which require 60% minimum average)


Your Application

STEP 1 Choose a course

Applying to be an international student at TAFE SA is easy.

STEP 2 Prepare your application

Supporting documents

You must attach the following supporting documents with your application.

> English language test results (IELTS or other accepted English language tests, see page 27.

> Certified true copies of your academic records.

> Employment history and employer references (if relevant).

> A copy of the front pages of your passport (if available) and visa as proof of identity.

Applications will not be reviewed until all supporting documents are received.

If your documents are not in English, you will need to provide a certified English translation.

These documents must be approved by an accredited translator and any photocopies should be certified true copies.

STEP 3 Submit your application

You can submit your application direct to TAFE SA using any of the 4 easy methods listed below:

Option 1

Online application system

tafesa.edu.au/international/apply-international-student/int-apply-online

Set up a user account and follow the prompts.

You may need to email your supporting documents separately to:

[email protected]

You will receive an acknowledgment that your documents have been received.

Option 2

Submit your application

Complete the application form, scan and email the completed application form and supporting documents to:

[email protected]

You will receive an acknowledgment that your documents have been received.

Option 3

Hardcopy application print and post

Complete the application form and post it, with supporting documents to:

TAFE South Australia InternationalAttention – International AdmissionsGPO Box 1872Adelaide , South Australia 5001

Option 4

Accredited agent

Apply through an accredited agent in your country. A list of accredited agents can be found at:

tafesa.edu.au/international/agents-partners

STEP 4 Accept your offer

See page opposite for detailed information on how to accept your offer.

STEP 5 Apply for your Student Visa

Apply early - allow up to 8 weeks to process, longer if you are from an Assessment Level 3 country. You can check expected visa processing times with your local Australian Diplomatic Mission or visit:

immi.gov.au/students/student-information.htm

If you’ve applied through an agent, they can assist you with your student visa application

STEP 6 Make travel arrangements

Contact MYSA International to arrange your FREE airport pick up and accommodation assistance. Visit: mysa.com.au/international

STEP 7 Connect with us

Join our Facebook page to find out what’s happening at TAFE SA: facebook.com/TAFESAinternational


http://www.tafesa.edu.au/international/apply-international-student/int-apply-online



http://www.tafesa.edu.au/international/agents-partners

http://www.immi.gov.au/students/student-information.htm


http://www.facebook.com/TAFESAinternational

1. Unconditional offer

This means that you have been offered a place in your chosen program without needing to satisfy any conditions such as meeting an IELTS score.

If there are no conditions you will need to accept your offer within 8 weeks of the date of the letter.

To accept your unconditional offer

To accept your offer, you should sign it and return it to TAFE SA International within 8 weeks with the following:

> Signed acceptance of offer

> Signed refund table

> Proof of your fee payment

> Proof of health cover (if available) see page 16 for more details

Once these are received, we will send you a Confirmation of Enrolment certificate (CoE) by email or to your agent.

2. Conditional offer

This means that you have been offered a place in your chosen course, subject to meeting the conditions outlined in your Letter of Offer.

These conditions may include the results of an IELTS test (or equivalent) or satisfactory completion of a TAFE SA ELICOS course.

To accept your conditional offer

If your offer is conditional, you must meet all the conditions set out in your Letter of Offer. Once conditions have been met, accept your offer by signing and returning it to TAFE SA International:

> Signed acceptance of offer

> Signed refund table

> Proof of conditions met

> Proof of your fee payment

> Proof of health cover (if available) see page 16 for more details.

Once these are received, we will send you a Confirmation of Enrolment certificate (CoE) by email or to your agent.

Your Offer and How to AcceptIf your application is successful, we will send you a Letter of Offer

There are two types of offers

1. Unconditional

2. Conditional


Improving your English language skillsTAFE SA has a dedicated English Language Centre which is the only South Australian Government-owned English school in Adelaide. It is conveniently located in the heart of the central business district and offers highly qualified, experienced and friendly staff, affordable fees and flexible starting times. Students can develop their English skills for fun and travel or prepare themselves for study at TAFE SA or University or to increase their IELTS level.

The range of intensive English language courses will:

> Improve your general English

> Prepare you for your TAFE SA or university studies

> Develop your English skills for future employment

> Prepare you for an IELTS test.

The English Language Centre of TAFE SA is a member of English Australia.

Why choose TAFE SA English Language Centre?

> Small classes and personalised attention

> Intensive teaching with quality resources and facilities

> Affordable fees

> Flexible start times and program durations from 5 to 40 weeks

> Highly-qualified and experienced teachers

> Easily accessible, centralised CBD location.

Choosing the right ELICOS course

With a number of English language courses to choose from, selecting the best one for your needs can be confusing. Simply select your current level of English to find out the best course for you.

English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Students (ELICOS)


“ Before starting the Advanced Diploma of Accounting at TAFE SA I needed to improve my English skills. The EAP course improved my social communication skills. I am now a lot more confident interacting with my class mates and lecturer.”Nghia Tran – Vietnam

GENERAL ENGLISH

TEACHING DURATION from 5 to 40 weeks – not including holidays

CRICOS CODE 064265A

COURSE TYPE Non Award Course

COURSE DESCRIPTION

The General English courses are designed for international students (i.e. student visa holders) and holders of other temporary visas who wish to improve their English. The courses aim to develop students’ general English skills and prepare them to be successful in interacting with native speakers and teachers in Australia and overseas with a focus on:

> Developing your listening, speaking, reading and writing skills from elementary to advanced level

> Improving your vocabulary

> Improving your grammar

> Developing your communication skills.

The course consists of 5 class levels:

> Elementary

> Pre-intermediate

> Intermediate

> Upper intermediate

> Advanced.

The actual duration and cost for the individual student will depend on the English level, goals and pathways. A pre-course assessment and interview will determine class placement. The weekly cost of the course is only $350 (AUD) per week. Whether you study for only 5 weeks or up to 40 weeks you will only pay $350 (AUD) per week. Courses commence weekly throughout the year.

COURSE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Elementary and above. Not beginners – assessment on arrival for class placement.

FEES

(weekly tuition fee is $350. Total tuition fee/duration will depend on your English level)

10 weeks AUD $3,500

20 weeks AUD $7,000

30 weeks AUD $10,500

40 weeks AUD $14,000

ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES

TEACHING DURATION 10 or 20 weeks – not including holidays

CRICOS CODE 064266M / 073621M


COURSE DESCRIPTION

The English for Academic Purposes (EAP) courses are designed for upper intermediate level International students who are planning to do further study in a TAFE SA Award or university course, and provide the necessary academic English skills required for this purpose.

The course aims to prepare students to be successful in interacting with native speakers and teachers in TAFE SA Award courses and also prepares them for study in other academic institutions both in Australia and internationally.

Successful completion of an EAP course can provide a direct pathway to most TAFE SA award courses, and students who have successfully gained a credit result in the EAP (20 weeks) will satisfy the English language entry criteria for award courses which require 6.0 IELTS or equivalent entry.

The course has a focus on:

> Developing high-level academic skills: writing, listening and note taking, reading, comprehension; research skills, academic language for oral presentations and seminars, study skills and group work

> Developing grammar, topic pronunciation and computer literacy

> Developing your vocabulary for your future award course.


EAP 20: A general or academic IELTS score of 4.5 or equivalent, with a minimum of 4.5 in all macroskills. EAP 10: Academic or general overall score of 5.0 IELTS, with a minimum of 5.0 in writing, and 4.5 for listening, speaking and reading or equivalent. Students with any macroskill score below 5.0 will find it difficult to reach the required level of English by the end of this 10 week course.

FEES

10 week duration total tuition fee AUD $3,500

20 week duration total tuition fee AUD $7,000

“I do not have an IELTS (or equivalent) test score and want to improve my English.”

“My IELTS (or equivalent) score is 4.5 - 5.0 and I want to Study a TAFE SA Award Course and need 5.5.”


“ The organisation of the course was great, every 2 weeks we learnt a new topic and had plenty of time for practice. The support I got from my lecturer assisted me to get an 8.0 in my IELTS test. I can now qualify as a Registered Nurse.”Shirley Chen – Taiwan

ADVANCED IELTS PREPARATION

TEACHING DURATION 20 weeks– not including holidays

CRICOS CODE 074846G


COURSE DESCRIPTION

The Advanced IELTS Preparation courses are designed for upper intermediate level international students who need to improve their IELTS score for further study in TAFE SA courses or at university level.


> Preparing for entry into TAFE SA courses with a higher IELTS requirement such as Nursing, Dental Technology, Electronic Engineering and others

> Preparing for university study, professional registration and Migration applications

> Developing high-level academic skills: writing, listening and note taking, reading, comprehension, academic speech for oral presentations and seminars, study skills

> Developing grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation and computer literacy in English

> IELTS test practice.


Assessment of English language skill is done upon arrival on campus to enable placement in the correct level class. IELTS overall of 5.0 with a minimum of 5.0 in all sub scores (20 weeks duration) or equivalent. IELTS Overall of 5.5 with a minimum of 5.5 in all sub scores (10 weeks duration)or equivalent.

FEES

Total tuition fee AUD $7,000

“My IELTS (or equivalent) score is either 5.0 or 5.5 and I need a 6.0 to study my desired course.”

Current IELTS score

IELTS score needed

Minimum length of study

Cost (AUD)

5.0 6.0-7.0 20 weeks $7,000

5.5 6.0-7.0 10 weeks $3,500


“I’m looking for an advanced English course and recognition of my English language level for an undergraduate course at university.”

“I need a high level of English for work and further study and recognition of my English language level for an undergraduate course at university.”

CERTIFICATE IV IN ENGLISH PROFICIENCY

TEACHING DURATION 26 weeks – not including holidays

CRICOS CODE 071370G

NATIONAL CODE 40623SA

COURSE TYPE TAFE Award Course

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This nationally accredited TAFE SA Award course is suitable for advanced level international students at IELTS 5.5 level and above. The course is responsive to individual needs and is taught by a team of teachers with wide experience and specialist skills in this area. This course aims to assist international students who intend to do further study at TAFE SA or university.

The nationally accredited Certificate IV in English Proficiency is delivered in this course.

This Certificate is recognised by TAFE SA, the University of South Australia and Adelaide University, and successful completion means students will satisfy the English language entry criteria for award courses and undergraduate courses at these institutions with a requirement of an overall IELTS score of 6.0.


> Advanced speaking, listening, reading and writing, using complex academic texts and resources

> Advanced grammar skills, pronunciation and topic vocabulary

> Advanced academic study skills, including:

– Group work & presentation skills

– Research skills & academic conventions (including avoiding plagiarism, paraphrasing & referencing)

– Study/research placement in related study area.

Assessment is continuous and competency based.

There is a final ISLPR (International Second Language Proficiency Rating) assessment. Students must reach ISLPR 3 in all macroskills to achieve the Certificate.


Successful completion of Year 11 or equivalent and Academic IELTS score of 5.5 overall with minimum of 5.0 in all bands

FEES


DIPLOMA OF ENGLISH PROFICIENCY

TEACHING DURATION 20 weeks – not including holidays

CRICOS CODE 073831A


COURSE TYPE TAFE Award Course

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This nationally accredited program is suitable for advanced level, academic international students (IELTS 6.0 / International Second Language Proficiency Rating (ISLPR) 3 and above in speaking, listening, reading and writing). The course is responsive to individual needs and is taught by a team of teachers with wide experience and specialist skills in this area.

This course is designed to assist advanced level international students who:

> Need a high level of English for work or study in their country

> Intend to do further study at TAFE SA, University of South Australia or University of Adelaide. Students who have successfully completed the Diploma of English Proficiency (ISLPR 3+ to 4) will be recognised as meeting the English Language requirements for entry to UniSA undergraduate programs and non-language rich post-graduate programs. Typically language rich programs require an IELTS of 7.0 or equivalent. Students achieving below ISLPR 3+ to 4 will be required to submit an IELTS score as required by the program of interest.

The nationally accredited Diploma of English Proficiency is delivered in this course.


> Complex academic reading, writing and research skills

> High level academic speaking and listening

> Advanced critical literacy

> English usage in Australian academic setting

> Preparation for undergraduate and postgraduate study including:

– Group work and presentation skills

– Research skills and academic conventions (including paraphrasing, referencing and avoiding plagiarism)

– Academic writing e.g. reports and essays

ASSESSMENT

Assessment is continuous and competency-based.

In addition, there is a final language assessment by English Language Centre assessors. Students should reach ISLPR level 3+ in all macroskills to achieve the Diploma. Many students exit this course at a level approximately equivalent to an IELTS score of 7.0


Academic IELTS minimum 6.0 overall with no band less than 5.5 or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent.

FEES


English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Students (ELICOS)


Course List


Course CRICOS Code National Code

Teaching Duration Commencement

Total Fees AUD $

Campus Page No.

Agriculture and Science

Animal Technology and Laboratory ScienceCertificate IV in Veterinary Nursing 080465D

ACM404121 year (34 weeks) January

$14,000 Gilles Plains 45

Diploma of Animal Technology 075283G ACM50110

1 year (35 weeks) February


Diploma of Laboratory Technology 073399A MSL50109

2 years (72 weeks) February


Environment and HorticultureDiploma of Landscape Design 076521B

AHC506102 years (80 weeks) February

$22,000 Urrbrae 46

Diploma of Horticulture 076240M AHC50410

2 years (80 weeks) February, July

$22,500 Urrbrae 46

Certificate III in Conservation & Land Management

084655K AHC31410

2 semester (40 weeks) January

$9,000 Urrbrae 47

Diploma of Conservation & Land Management

084656J 084656J


$10,000 Urrbrae 47

Arts and Design

Performing Arts, Design and ProductionCertificate IV in Visual Arts 078438C

CUV401111 year (32 weeks) January

$10,000 Adelaide College of the Arts 49

Fashion and FootwearCertificate III in Footwear Production 079300B

LMT307071.5 semesters (28 weeks) January

$7,000 Adelaide City 49

Certificate IV in Custom Made Footwear 079301A LMT40407



Diploma of Applied Fashion Design and Technology

066122M LMT50307

2 years (80 weeks) January



066123K LMT60307



Interior DesignCertificate IV in Design of Kitchens, Bathrooms and Interior Spaces

084401F MSF40313

1 year (40 weeks) January, July

$12,045 Tonsley 51

Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration 084391G MSF50213


$26,000 Tonsley 52

Advanced Diploma of Interior Design 084366G MSF60113

1 semester (20 weeks) July

$6,500 Tonsley 52


Course List



Total Fees AUD $

Campus Page No.

Arts and Design

Film, TV, Visual Effects, Game Art and Graphic DesignDiploma of Screen and Media 084942C 1 year (43 weeks)

January$11,800 Adelaide College of the Arts 53

Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media 084980G CUF60107

1 year (42 weeks) January

$11,800 Adelaide College of the Arts 54

Diploma of Digital and Interactive Games 084981G ICA50211


$11,800 Tea Tree Gully 55

Diploma of Photo Imaging 084982F CUV50411



Diploma of Graphic Design 084983E CUV50311



Advanced Diploma of Graphic Design 084984D CUV60411



Building and Furnishing

Building, Design & DraftingCertificate IV in Building and Construction (Estimating)

071800B CPC40308

1 year (40 weeks) February, July

$11,500 Tonsley 58

Certificate IV in Building and Construction (Site Management)

071802M CPC40508


$11,500 Tonsley 58

Certificate IV in Building and Construction (Building)

073643E CPC40110


$11,500 Tonsley 58

Diploma of Building Design 078979G CPP50911

2 years (80 weeks) January, July

$23,000 Tonsley 59

Business and Marketing

Business Administration and ManagementCertificate III in Business Administration 081343F

BSB304121 semester (18 weeks) January, April, July, October


Certificate IV in Business Administration 068248C BSB40507



Diploma of Business Administration 068249B BSB50407

1.5 years (60 weeks) January, July


Advanced Diploma of Business 071650M BSB60207



Certificate IV in Frontline Management 081064B BSB40812

1 semester (17 weeks) April, October


Diploma of Management 066509C BSB51107

1 year (40 weeks) Feb, April, July, October


Advanced Diploma of Management 066510K BSB60407

1.5 years (60 weeks) Feb, April, July, October


Certificate IV in International Trade 066580G BSB41107

1 semester (20 weeks) January, April, July, October


Diploma of International Business 066581F BSB50807

1 year (40 weeks) January, April, July, October





Total Fees AUD $

Campus Page No.


Accounting and FinanceDiploma of Banking Services Management 076010C

FNS509101 year (40 weeks) Feb, April, July , October


Certificate IV in Accounting 078113B FNS40611



Diploma of Accounting 076008G FNS50210

1.5 years (60 weeks) February, July


Advanced Diploma of Accounting 076007J FNS60210



Human ResourcesDiploma of Human Resources 081728M

BSB506131 semester (19 weeks) January, April, July, October


Advanced Diploma of Management (Human Resources)

066512G BSB60907



Advertising and MarketingDiploma of Advertising 066585B

BSB501071 year (40 weeks) January, July


Advanced Diploma of Advertising 076051E BSB60110



Certificate IV in Marketing 066584C BSB41307

1 semester (20 weeks) January, July


Diploma of Marketing 066587M BSB51207



Advanced Diploma of Marketing 066588K BSB60507



Community and Health

Community and Children’s ServicesDiploma of Early Childhood Education and Care

083067E CHC50113


$24,000 Adelaide City, Gilles Plains (not offered July 2014), Regency and Noarlunga

69

Certificate IV in Community Services Work 078832D CHC40708


$6,500 Port Adelaide 70

Diploma of Community Services Work 078833C CHC50612



Aged Care and NursingCertificate III in Aged Care 078965B

CHC302121 semester (20 weeks) January, July


Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled-Division 2 Nursing)

078540E HLT51612


$21,750 Gilles Plains, Noarlunga and Port Adelaide

71


Course List



Total Fees AUD $

Campus Page No.


Complementary HealthcareCertificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice 078966A

HLT403121.5 semesters (30 weeks) January, July


Diploma of Remedial Massage 078967M HLT50307



Diploma of Aromatherapy 068423D HLT51407



Diploma of Reflexology 078973B HLT51712

1.5 years (60 weeks) July


DentalDiploma of Dental Technology 078439B

HLT505122 years (84 weeks) January


Advanced Diploma of Oral Health (Dental Hygiene)

073245G 40633SA



Education and Languages

English as a Second LanguageCertificate III in English Proficiency 071648E

40622SA20 weeks February, July


Certificate IV in English Proficiency 071370G 40623SA

20 weeks February, July


Diploma of English Proficiency 073831A 40634SA



Certificate IV in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)

076118B 40649SA

10 weeks January, April, July, October


Electrical and Electronics

Electronics and Computer SystemsDiploma of Computer Systems Engineering 078300K

UEE501112 years (80 weeks) January

$26,400 Regency Park 78

Advanced Diploma of Computer Systems Engineering

078301J UEE60411

2.5 years (100 weeks) January


Diploma of Electronics and Communications Engineering

078960G UEE50511



Advanced Diploma of Electronics and Communications Engineering

078959M UEE60211



Associate Degree in Electronic Engineering 066407J CRS1400029






Total Fees AUD $

Campus Page No.

English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Students (ELICOS) See page 30

General English 064265A N/A

40 weeks Continuous


English for Academic Purposes 073621M N/A

10 weeks April, October


English for Academic Purposes 064266M N/A



Advanced IELTS Preparation 074846G N/A

10 weeksJanuary, April, July and October


20 weeks January, July


Engineering and Transport

Mining and ExplorationCertificate III in Mining Exploration 075081G

RII305091 semester (20 weeks) February


Diploma of Applied Geosciences 081629C 10263NAT

3 semesters (55 weeks) July


Food and Beverage

Baking and PatisserieCertificate III in Retail Baking (Combined) 075434J

FDF307101 year (40 weeks) February, July


Certificate IV in Advanced Baking 083068D FDF40811

21 weeks January, July


Certificate III in Patisserie 084007J SIT31113



Certificate IV in Patisserie 084008G SIT40713



Diploma of Food Processing (Specialising in Baking)

075814G FDF50110



Commercial CookeryCertificate III in Commercial Cookery 084005M

SIT308131 year (40 weeks) January, July


Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery 084006K SIT40413



ButcheryCertificate III in Meat Processing (Retail Butcher)

081469C MTM30813



Certificate III in Meat Processing (Boning Room)

078357D MTM30111



Diploma of Meat Processing 078359B MTM50111



Diploma of Meat Processing (Meat Retailing) 078362G MTM50211




Course List



Total Fees AUD $

Campus Page No.

Food and Beverage

Food ProductionCertificate IV in Food Science and Technology

081467E FDF40311



Diploma of Food Science and Technology 081468D FDF50311



Food and WineDiploma of Food and Wine Management 079768K

10257NAT1 year (40 weeks) January

$15,000 Barossa Valley 87

Hair and Beauty

Beauty TherapyDiploma of Salon Management 078306D

SIB502102 years (80 weeks) January, July


Diploma of Beauty Therapy 076052D SIB50110



Hospitality and Tourism

HospitalityCertificate III in Hospitality 084002C

SIT307131 year (40 weeks) January, July


Certificate IV in Hospitality 084003B SIT40313



Advanced Diploma of Hospitality 084004A SIT60313



Travel and TourismCertificate III in Tourism 082215F

SIT301121 semester (17 weeks) January, July


Certificate III in Travel 082214G SIT31312



Diploma of Travel and Tourism 082217D SIT50112



Advanced Diploma of Travel and Tourism 082218C SIT60112



EventsCertificate III in Events 082219B

SIT306121 semester (17 weeks) January, July


Diploma of Events 082220J SIT50212



Advanced Diploma of Events 082221G SIT60212






Total Fees AUD $

Campus Page No.


General IT and SupportCertificate II in Information, Digital Media and Technology

076117C ICA20111



Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology

076526G ICA30111



Network and AdministrationCertificate IV in Information Technology Networking

076527G ICA40411



Diploma of Information Technology Networking

076530A ICA50411



Advanced Diploma of Network Security 076534G ICA60211



Programming - Software DevelopmentCertificate IV in Programming 076528F

ICA405111 year (40 weeks) January, July


Diploma of Software Development 076532K ICA50711



Web Development and Digital MediaCertificate IV in Digital Media Technologies 076529E

ICA408111 year (40 weeks) January, July


Diploma of Digital Media Technologies 076533J ICA50911



Diploma of Website Development 076531M ICA50611




INDUSTRY CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

> Animal or Veterinary Care > Laboratory Technology > Horticulturist > Landscape Designer



Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing

TEACHING DURATION 34 weeks

CRICOS DURATION 40 weeks

CRICOS CODE 080465D

NATIONAL CODE ACM4012

CAMPUS Gilles Plains

WORK PLACEMENT 336 hours

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

General IELTS 6.0 overall with minimum of 6.0 in listening and speaking, and 5.5 in reading and writing or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent.

COURSE DESCRIPTION/SKILLS COVERED

19 core units: Participate in workplace communications; feed and water animals; assist in health care of animals; source information for animal care needs; comply with infection control policies and procedures in animal work; carry out veterinary nursing reception duties; carry out daily clinic routines; assist with surgery preparation; coordinate patient admission and discharge; apply imaging routines; perform clinic pathology procedures; perform clinic office procedures; carry out surgical nursing routines; nurse animals; carry out medical nursing routines; coordinate and perform theatre routines; provide specific animal care advice; carry out veterinary dental nursing procedures; contribute to workplace health and safety processes: plus 4 elective units.

FEES

Average tuition fees per semester AUD $7,000

Total tuition fees (40 weeks) AUD $14,000

Incidental fees AUD $0

Total fees AUD $14,000

CAREER PATHWAYS

Veterinary Nurse

Diploma of Animal Technology



CRICOS CODE 075283G

NATIONAL CODE ACM50110




General IELTS 6.0 overall with minimum of 6.0 in reading, listening and writing, and 5.5 in speaking or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent.


15 core units: Working within an animal technology facility; carry out institution containment and exclusion procedures; prepare for and monitor anaesthesia in animals; conduct non-surgical procedures on animals; conduct euthanasia of research animals; manage compliance in animal technology; manage and maintain the health of research animals; maintain and monitor animal health and wellbeing; provide enrichment for animals; plan for and provide nutritional requirements for animals; carry out simple breeding procedures; manage OHS procedures; provide basic care of rodents and rabbits; perform aseptic techniques; process and interpret data; plus 8 elective units.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Zoo Keeper, Wild Life Attendant, Animal Technology Manager, Facility Manager, Animal Technologist, Animal House Manager, Supervising Animal Technician

CREDIT TRANSFER AGREEMENTS

Credit Transfer Agreements exist for this course. Visit: tafesa.edu.au/international/apply-international-student/int-credit-transfer for more information.




Diploma of Laboratory Technology



CRICOS CODE 073399A

NATIONAL CODE MSL50109




General IELTS 6.0 overall with a minimum of 6.0 in listening, speaking and reading, and 5.5 in writing or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent


9 core units: Implement and monitor environmentally sustainable work practices; communicate with other people; plan and conduct laboratory/field work; provide information to customers; process and interpret data; use laboratory application software; analyse data and report results; apply quality system and continuous improvement processes; maintain laboratory/field workplace safety; plus 12 elective units.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Qualifications in this area lead to careers working in biomedical research and production facilities, medical and veterinary diagnostic laboratories, and environmental testing laboratories.



Diploma of Landscape Design



CRICOS CODE 076521B

NATIONAL CODE AHC50610

CAMPUS Urrbrae


An academic IELTS score of 6.0 overall with a minimum of 5.5 in all bands or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent.


5 core units: Design sustainable landscapes; prepare a landscape project design; assess landscape sites; design for construction of landscape features; produce computer-aided drawings; plus 7 elective units.

FEES



Incidental fees AUD $1,000


CAREER PATHWAYS

Landscape Designer, Garden Designer



Diploma of Horticulture



CRICOS CODE 076240M


CAMPUS Urrbrae


Academic IELTS score of 5.5 overall with minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent.


10 units from: Plants; production horticulture; arboriculture; hydroponics; landscape; parks and gardens; turf; business; chemicals; design; irrigation; lands, parks and wildlife; machinery operation and maintenance; pest management; soils and media; water; work.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Senior Horticulturist, Parks and Garden Manager, Horticulture Enterprise Manager




Certificate III In Conservation and Land Management

INTAKE January July 2015



CRICOS CODE 084655K


CAMPUS Urrbrae


Academic IELTS score of 5.5 Overall with minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent.

Satisfactory completion of Year 10 or overseas equivalent. This course has a large practical, field-based component, therefore a moderate level of physical fitness is required. Activities include bush walking, camping and other related physical activity.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

2 core units: Contribute to OHS processes; Implement and monitor environmentally sustainable work practices; plus 14 elective units.

FEES


Total Program Fee AUD $9,000

CAREER PATHWAYS

Indigenous lands worker, National parks worker, Revegetation worker, Land rehabilitation worker

PACKAGED UNIVERSITY OFFER

No


No

Diploma of Conservation and Land Management

INTAKE January July 2015



CRICOS CODE 084656J


CAMPUS Urrbrae

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


Successful completion of the Certificate III in Conservation Land Management . This course has a large component of field work, therefore a moderate level of physical fitness is required.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

10 units from: Indigenous land management; Lands, parks and wildlife; Natural area restoration; Pest management; Plants; Soil and water conservation; Business; Fauna; Fire; Machinery operation and maintenance; Occupational health and safety; Natural resource management; Parks and gardens; or Work.

FEES

Average Tuition Fee per semester AUD $5,000

Total program fee AUD $10,000

CAREER PATHWAYS

Environmental Education Officer, Environmental Scientist / Environmental Project Officer, Landcare Officer, Park Ranger


No


Yes



> Fashion Industry > Footwear Designer > Interior Designer > Graphic Designer > Game Designer and Developer > Photographer

Arts and Design


Certificate IV in Visual Arts



CRICOS CODE 078438C

NATIONAL CODE CUV40111

CAMPUS Adelaide College of the Arts




6 core units: Participate in OHS processes; produce drawings to communicate ideas; realise a creative project; develop self as artist; develop and discuss ideas for own creative work; research history and theory to inform own arts practice; plus 9 elective units.

FEES





Students may be required to purchase additional items at the approx. cost of AUD $700

CAREER PATHWAYS

Artist

Certificate III in Footwear Production



CRICOS CODE 079300B

NATIONAL CODE LMT30707

CAMPUS Adelaide City


An academic IELTS score of 5.5 overall with minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 10 or overseas equivalent.


19 units: OHS; quality standards, work in the TCF Industry; identifying materials; environmentally sustainable work practises; contribute to footwear improvement processes; organising and planning own work; estimating and costing; stuff cutting; cutting non-printed leather by machine; operate sewing machine; machine uppers; finishing operations; table-based operations; hand cutting leathers; hand lasting operations; assembling shoes by hand; foot anatomy principles; sewing leather by hand. Students produce Derby shoes, Oxford shoes, court shoes and ankle boots, as well as 1(one) pair as part of their industry project with R. M. Williams (This may be a sandal, shoe or boot style).

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Shoe Maker


Certificate IV in Custom Made Footwear



CRICOS CODE 079301A




Satisfactory completion of Certificate III in Footwear Production. Academic IELTS score of 5.5 overall with minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent.


25 units: follow defined OH&S policies and procedures; apply quality standards; work in the textiles, clothing and footwear industry; identify materials used in footwear production; participate in environmentally sustainable work practises; cut leather by hand; operate machine to sew upper; perform stuff cutting; machine upper according to product requirements; hand last shoe; organise and plan own work; perform table-based operations; cut non-printed leather by machine; apply foot anatomy principles to footwear production; estimate and cost shoe; perform footwear finishing operations; prepare, cut and sew; assemble shoe by hand; sew leather by hand; develop design for custom-made footwear; fit custom-made footwear; make patterns for custom-made footwear; plan and implement production in a work-based environment; assemble and finish custom-made shoes; undertake small business planning. Students produce a range of 3-4 pairs of shoes to their own designs, as well as 1 (one) pair of boots, as part of their industry project work with Rossi Boots.

FEES




CAREER PATHWAYS

Custom-made footwear technical and production roles and ‘medical grade’ shoemakers

Arts and Design

“ It’s a very practical course and I really love it. The lecturers are knowledgeable and supportive and I am studying with about 14 other friendly, shoe-loving students. Thanks to my course at TAFE SA, I look forward to one day designing my own footwear range. ”Kazuhiko Kobayashi – Japan Custom Made Footwear


Diploma of Applied Fashion Design and Technology



CRICOS CODE 066122M






10 core units: Identify fibres and fabrics; modify patterns to create basic styles; draw and interpret a basic sketch; identify fabric performance and handling requirements; identify design process for fashion designs; apply design studio process; Interact and network with fashion industry participants; develop product specifications for fashion design; follow defined OHS policies and procedures; participate in environmentally sustainable work practices; plus 25 elective units.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Fashion Designer, Pattern Maker, Fashion Buyer, Fashion Product Development, Fashion Production, Fashion Quality Assurance




CRICOS CODE 066123K






15 core units: Identify fibres and fabrics; modify patterns to create basic styles; draw and interpret a basic sketch; Identify fabric performance and handling requirements; identify design process for fashion designs; apply studio process; Interact and network with fashion industry participants; develop product specifications for fashion design; evaluate commercial viability of designs; manage product development of fashion designs; manage fashion design process; develop a fashion range; apply studio processes to create and produce designs for commercial production; follow defined OHS policies and procedures; participate in environmentally sustainable work practices; plus 30 elective units.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Pattern Maker, Fashion Designer, Design Manager

Certificate IV in Design of Kitchens, Bathrooms and Interior Spaces



CRICOS CODE 084401K

NATIONAL CODE MSF40313

CAMPUS Tonsley




13 core units of competency: Generate design solutions; work safely in the construction industry; produce drawings from design concepts; measure and draw site layout for manufactured furniture products; research, analyse and apply colour for interior spaces, identify building materials, construction techniques and methods used in interiors; explore and apply creative design principles to interior space; identify processes in kitchen and bathroom projects; generate design solutions; Identify cabinet construction and installation methods; identify and document services required to support fitted furniture designs; prepare quotation and contract documentation for design project; design ancillary residential cabinetry; participate in environmentally sustainable work practices; plus 7 elective units.

FEES

Semester 1 AUD $6,022

Semester 2 AUD $6,023

Total tuition fees AUD $12,045



CAREER PATHWAYS

Small business operators in kitchen and bathroom design or product supply, specialist design personnel


Arts and Design

Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration



CRICOS CODE 084391G


CAMPUS Tonsley




10 core units: explore and apply the creative design process to 2D forms; explore and apply the creative design process to 3D forms; establish, negotiate and refine a design brief; select and apply drawing techniques and media to represent and communicate the concept; produce technical drawings; research, analyse and apply colour for interior spaces; decorate residential interiors; participate in environmentally sustainable work practices; plus 19 elective units.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Self-employment as an Interior Decorator, Colour Consultant or Interior Stylist , In-house Interior Designer or Decorator for Design and Decoration Consultancies, Furniture, Furnishings and Fabric Suppliers, Furnishing Departments of Retail Stores or Shop Fitters

Advanced Diploma of Interior Design



CRICOS CODE 084366G


CAMPUS Tonsley


Successful completion of the Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration. Academic IELTS score of 5.5 overall with minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent.


14 core units: Explore and apply the creative design process to 2D forms; explore and apply the creative design process to 3D forms; establish, negotiate and refine a design brief; manage design realisation; select and apply drawing techniques and media to represent and communicate the concept; produce technical drawings; research, analyse and apply colour for interior spaces; determine OHS implications of interior effects; design residential interiors; evaluate site for interior design brief; design for small to medium scale commercial or institutional interiors; resolve complex spatial problems through modelling; apply 3-D visualisation techniques to represent interior designs; participate in environmentally sustainable work practices; plus 25 elective units.

FEES




CAREER PATHWAYS

Interior designer (for interior design and architectural practices), Self-employed Design Consultant, Design Project Administrator, Design Manager

“ Before I started the course I had never heard that buildings could be built to consume less energy and why that was important. The TAFE SA course opened my eyes to the importance of creating buildings that consume less energy from the environment.

The TAFE SA course has put me at the front of the pack in understanding the ways properties can be designed to consume less energy. ”Sailing Chen – China Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration


Diploma of Screen and Media

INTAKE January 2015



CRICOS CODE 084942C

CAMPUS Adelaide College of the Arts


Academic IELTS score of 5.5 Overall with minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent Course Description

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Students interested in the Screen & Media course will have the option of choosing 1 of 2 streams: Film & TV and Computer Generated Imaging & Visual Effects (CGI & VFX).

Film and TV Stream

The Film and Television stream equips students with comprehensive production and post-production skills required in today’s screen industry. Our training focuses on specific crew roles for on-set and location-based productions via current industry practices, which include:

> Pre-production: management including budgeting and scheduling, contracts and location management

> Production: including creative and technical skilling across several roles such as camera, lighting and sound recording

> Post-production: editing including technical and creative skills regarding telling the story with images and sound design, editing and mixing.

Campus: Adelaide City Arts (AC Arts)

Computer Generated Imaging & Visual Effects Stream (CGI & VFX)

This stream is for students that want to excel in the field of visual effects and 3D computer animation for television and cinema. It is essentially two courses rolled into one: TV production and 3D computer animation (incorporating Visual Effects). Students are taught the practical and theoretical aspects of the movie and television making process so that they understand where computer-generated imagery fits in the workflow of a production. With a hands-on practical approach by our passionate teaching staff, students get to use industry-standard 2D and 3D software and broadcast-standard hardware.


For students interested in Game Art you will need to consider the Diploma of Digital & Interactive Games together with the Advanced Diploma of Screen & Media (Game Art Stream). As a game art student you will learn the skills required of artists in game development. Game artists are chiefly modellers and texturers but also have a broad knowledge of the game development process. This course puts particular emphasis on modelling, texturing, concept development and drawing. Students develop skills and knowledge in these key areas as well as project management, team work, simulations industry and a variety of delivery platforms.

Campus: Tea Tree Gully

*The streams are very different, therefore students cannot swap from a diploma of one stream into the advanced diploma of another stream. Students will need to list their preferred preference when applying to TAFE SA.

*The total duration for the Diploma and Advanced Diploma is 2 years (4 semesters) for a total fee of $23,600.

FEES



CAREER PATHWAYS

Computer Animator, Lighting, Sound, Staging, Vision Technicians, Media Presenter


Yes


Yes


Arts and Design

Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media

INTAKE January 2015

TEACHING DURATION 36 Weeks


CRICOS CODE 084980G

NATIONAL CODE CUF60107

CAMPUS Adelaide College of the Arts, Tea Tree Gully

Admission Requirements: Academic IELTS score of 5.5 Overall with minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent. Successful completion of the one year Diploma of Screen and Media

Successful completion of the one year Diploma of Screen and Media in the same design field or for students pursuing the Game Art Stream successful completion of the one year Diploma of Digital and Interactive Games.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Students interested in the Screen & Media course will have the option of choosing 1 of 3 streams: Film & TV; Computer Generated Imaging & Visual Effects (CGI & VFX); or Game Art stream.

Film and TV Stream

The Film and Television stream equips students with comprehensive production and post-production skills required in today’s screen industry. Our training focuses on specific crew roles for on-set and location-based productions via current industry practices, which include:

> Pre-production: management including budgeting and scheduling, contracts and location management

> Production: including creative and technical skilling across several roles such as camera, lighting and sound recording

> Post-production: editing including technical and creative skills regarding telling the story with images and sound design, editing and mixing.

Campus: AC Arts

Computer Generated Imaging & Visual Effects Stream (CGI & VFX)

This stream is for students that want to excel in the field of visual effects and 3D computer animation for television and cinema. It is essentially two courses rolled into one: TV production and 3D computer animation (incorporating Visual Effects). Students are taught the practical and theoretical aspects of the movie and television making process so that they understand where computer-generated imagery fits in the workflow of a production. With a hands-on practical approach by our passionate teaching staff, students get to use industry-standard 2D and 3D software and broadcast-standard hardware.


Game Art Stream

As a game art student you will learn the skills required of artists in game development. Game artists are chiefly modellers and texturers but also have a broad knowledge of the game development process. This course puts particular emphasis on modelling, texturing, concept development and drawing. Students develop skills and knowledge in these key areas as well as project management, team work, simulations industry and a variety of delivery platforms.

Note: students must complete the Diploma of Digital & Interactive Games not the Diploma of Screen & Media prior to commencing in the Advanced Diploma of Screen & Media (Game Art Stream).

Campus: Tea Tree Gully

*The 3 streams are very different, therefore students cannot swap from a diploma of one stream into the advanced diploma of another stream. Students will need to list their preferred preference when applying to TAFE SA.


FEES

Average Tuition Fees per semester AUD $5,900

Total Program Fees AUD $11,800

CAREER PATHWAYS

Courses in this area cover the production and creation of media content for consumers. Graduates will be prepared for work in a range of areas including the film and television sectors, video production and facility houses, special effects companies, game production studios, and mobile phone content development.


Yes


Yes


Diploma of Digital and Interactive Games

INTAKE January 2015



CRICOS CODE 084981G

NATIONAL CODE ICA50211

CAMPUS Tea Tree Gully


Academic IELTS score of 5.5 Overall with minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent

COURSE DESCRIPTION

As a game art student you will learn the skills required of artists in game development. Game artists are chiefly modellers and texturers but also have a broad knowledge of the game development process. This course puts particular emphasis on modelling, texturing, concept development and drawing. Students develop skills and knowledge in these key areas as well as project management, team work, simulations industry and a variety of delivery platforms.

CAMPUS

Tea Tree Gully

*Students would typically complete this Diploma together with the Advanced Diploma of Screen & Media (Game Art Stream). The total duration for the Diploma and Advanced Diploma is 2 years (4 semesters) for a total fee of $23,600.

FEES



CAREER PATHWAYS

Computer Animator, Content Producer, Digital Game Developer or Producer


No


Yes

Diploma of Photo Imaging

Intake January 2015

Teaching duration 35 weeks

CRICOS duration 41 weeks

CRICOS code 084982F

National Code CUV50411

Campus Tea Tree Gully



COURSE DESCRIPTION

3 core units: Research the role and use of the photo image in visual communication; Research and exploit photo imaging trends; Employ colour management in a digital imaging workplace; plus 14 elective units

FEES



CAREER PATHWAYS

Graphic and Multimedia Designer, Photographer


Yes


Yes


Arts and Design


INTAKE January 2015



CRICOS CODE 084983E





COURSE DESCRIPTION

Students interested in the Graphic Design course will have the option of choosing 1 of 3 streams: general; digital design; or illustration.

General Stream

This stream aims to develop multi-skilled individuals who will be flexible in their approach to work within the Graphic Design Industry. Study topics include advanced typography; illustration; photo imaging; marketing; packaging design; advertising; editorial and publishing design; creative studio; and basic web design and construction.

Digital Design Stream

This stream aims to develop individuals who will be able to work in a diverse range of digital and web design environments. Study topics include advanced web design and construction; editorial and publishing design; photo imaging; mobile and tablet website creation; eBook creation and digital publishing for iPad; and emerging technologies.

Illustration Stream

This stream is designed to develop a range of visual art skills and knowledge which are necessary in becoming a professional illustrator. Graduates will be skilled in both traditional and digital medias and emerging technologies. Students will produce project-based quality illustrations for varying industries including publishing, advertising, film and game.



FEES



CAREER PATHWAYS

Graphic Designer


Yes


Yes

Advanced Diploma of Graphic Design

INTAKE January 2015



CRICOS CODE 084984D





Successful completion of the Diploma of Graphic Design (in the same field of design).

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Students interested in the Graphic Design course will have the option of choosing 1 of 3 streams: general; digital design; or illustration.

General Stream

This stream aims to develop multi-skilled individuals who will be flexible in their approach to work within the Graphic Design Industry. Study topics include advanced typography; illustration; photo imaging; marketing; packaging design; advertising; editorial and publishing design; creative studio; and basic web design and construction.

Digital Design Stream

This stream aims to develop individuals who will be able to work in a diverse range of digital and web design environments. Study topics include advanced web design and construction; editorial and publishing design; photo imaging; mobile and tablet website creation; eBook creation and digital publishing for iPad; and emerging technologies.

Illustration Stream

This stream is designed to develop a range of visual art skills and knowledge which are necessary in becoming a professional illustrator. Graduates will be skilled in both traditional and digital medias and emerging technologies. Students will produce project-based quality illustrations for varying industries including publishing, advertising, film and game.



FEES



CAREER PATHWAYS

Graphic and Multimedia Designer


Yes


Yes




> Sub-contractors > Project Builders > Work Supervisors > Estimators


Certificate IV in Building and Construction (Estimating)



CRICOS CODE 071800B

NATIONAL CODE CPC40308

CAMPUS Tonsley




8 core units: Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for low rise building projects; identify and produce estimated costs for building and construction projects; produce labour and material schedules for ordering; apply structural principles to residential low rise constructions; apply structural principles to commercial low rise constructions; read and interpret plans and specifications; prepare and evaluate tender documentation; apply risk management techniques; plus 7 elective units.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Building Estimator, Building Scheduler

Certificate IV in Building and Construction (Site Management)



CRICOS CODE 071802M


CAMPUS Tonsley




9 core units: Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for low rise building projects; manage OHS in the building and construction workplace; plan building or construction work; conduct on-site supervision of building and construction projects; apply legal requirements to building and construction projects; apply structural principles to residential low rise construction; apply structural principles to commercial low rise constructions; read and interpret plans and specifications; promote team effectiveness; plus 6 elective units.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Building Site Manager, Building Site Supervisor

Certificate IV in Building and Construction (Building)



CRICOS CODE 073643E


CAMPUS Tonsley




13 core units: Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for low rise building projects; manage OHS in the building and construction workplace; select and prepare a construction contract; identify and produce estimated costs for building and construction projects; produce labour and material schedules for ordering; select, procure and store construction materials for low rise projects; plan for building or construction work; conduct on-site supervision of building and construction projects; apply legal requirements to building and construction projects; apply structural principles to residential low rise constructions; apply structural principles to commercial low rise constructions; manage small business finance; plus 3 elective units.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Builder, Construction Manager



Diploma of Building Design



CRICOS CODE 078979G

NATIONAL CODE CPP50911

CAMPUS Tonsley


Academic IELTS score of 5.5, with minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent.


3D Computer Aided Drafting; commercial construction technology; commercial design; commercial documentation; commercial materials; digital rendering; drafting; project administration; environmental sustainable building; and services and working drawings.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Building Designers may specialise in residential projects, including new buildings, heritage restorations and additions or renovations; or they may also undertake commercial and industrial projects, such as factories, motels, offices, restaurants, retail or service outlets and warehouses.






> Human Resources Managers > Advertising and Marketing Managers > Accountants > Company Secretaries > Banking Managers > Frontline Managers > International Trade Managers



Certificate III in Business Administration



CRICOS CODE 081343F

NATIONAL CODE BSB30412





2 core units; develop keyboarding speed and accuracy; contribute to health and safety of self and others; plus 11 elective units.

FEES




CAREER PATHWAYS

Accounts Receivable Clerk, Accounts Payable Clerk, Clerk, Data Entry Operator, Junior Personal Assistant, Receptionist, Office Administration Assistant, Office Administrator, Word Processing Operator

Certificate IV in Business Administration



CRICOS CODE 068248C




Academic IELTS score of 5.5 overall with minimum of 5.0 in all bands. Satisfactory completion of Year 11 or overseas equivalent.


10 units from: Financial administration; general administration; information management; IT analysis and design; IT use; writing; customer service; e-business; innovation; interpersonal communication; IT support; marketing; medical services administration; OHS; relationship management; research; risk management; sustainability.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Accounts Supervisor, Executive Personal Assistant, Office Administrator, Project Assistant


Diploma of Business Administration



CRICOS CODE 068249B






8 units from: Financial management; general administration; IT building and implementation; project management; customer service; information management; innovation; management; recordkeeping; sustainability; workplace effectiveness.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Administration Manager, General Office Manager, Office Manager



Advanced Diploma of Business



CRICOS CODE 071650M






8 units from: Advertising; human resource management; information management; innovation; management; marketing; continuity; financial management; intellectual property; sustainability.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Senior Administrator, Senior Executive



Certificate IV in Frontline Management



CRICOS CODE 081064B






4 core units: Show leadership in the workplace; implement operational plan; implement and monitor WHS policies, procedures and programs to meet legislative requirements; promote team effectiveness; plus 6 elective units.

FEES




CAREER PATHWAYS

Coordinator, Leading Hand, Supervisor, Team Leader





Diploma of Management



CRICOS CODE 066509C






8 units from: Customer service; financial management; information management; learning and development; management; OHS; project management; risk management; workplace effectiveness; diversity; human resource management; innovation; intellectual property; sustainability; workplace relations.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

This qualification 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.



Advanced Diploma of Management



CRICOS CODE 066510K






3 core units: Manage organisational change; provide leadership across the organisation; develop and implement strategic plans; plus 5 elective units.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Area Manager, Department Manager, Regional Manager



Certificate IV in International Trade



CRICOS CODE 066580G






10 Units from: International business; marketing; customer service; financial administration; management; research; workplace effectiveness; management; WHS.

FEES




CAREER PATHWAYS

Export Customer Service Coordinator, Exporter, Importer, Trade Coordinator




Diploma of International Business



CRICOS CODE 066581F






Course includes Certificate IV in International Trade

Certificate IV in International Trade

10 units from: International business; marketing; customer service; financial administration; management; workplace effectiveness; WHS; international purchasing; international laws and conventions.

Diploma of International Business

8 units from: Financial administration; marketing; relationship management; management; project management; risk management; operations management; product promotion.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Export Manager, Import Manager, Trade Manager



Diploma of Banking Services Management



CRICOS CODE 076010C

NATIONAL CODE FNS50910





5 core units: Implement workplace information system; manage people performance; monitor and manage small business operations; develop and nurture relationships with clients, other professionals and third party referrers; apply principles of professional practice to work in the financial services industry; plus 7 elective units.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

This qualification is designed to flexibly reflect the job roles with team and business result responsibilities in banking or other deposit taking institutions’ customer contact centres or retail financial services environments.



Certificate IV in Accounting



CRICOS CODE 078113B




Academic IELTS score of 5.5 overall with a minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 11 or overseas equivalent.


9 core units: process financial transactions and extract interim reports; make decisions in a legal context; prepare financial statements for non-reporting entities; set up and operate a computerised accounting system; carry out business activity and instalment activity statement tasks; apply principles of professional practice to work in the financial services industry; prepare financial reports; design and produce business documents; participate in OHS processes; plus 4 elective units.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Accounts Clerk, Financial Planner/Financial Investment Advisers

“ I decided to look into studying abroad and found that the TAFE SA accounting course not only offered great value for money but would provide me with the knowledge and skills that employers want. My lecturers are fantastic and always go that extra mile to help all their students and make learning and understanding accounting inspiring. I believe the qualifications that I will gain studying in Australia will open up many doors for me allowing me to work in my chosen field throughout the world. ”Moses Lutaaya – Uganda Advanced Diploma of Accounting








CRICOS CODE 076008G






Course includes Certificate IV in Accounting

Certificate IV in Accounting

9 core units: process financial transactions and extract interim reports; make decisions in a legal context; prepare financial statements for non-reporting entities; set up and operate a computerised accounting system; carry out business activity and instalment activity statement tasks; apply principles of professional practice to work in the financial services industry; prepare financial reports; design and produce business documents; participate in OHS processes; plus 4 elective units.


6 core units: provide financial and business performance information; prepare legally compliant tax returns for individuals; manage budgets and forecasts; prepare financial reports for corporate entities; implement and maintain internal control procedures; provide management accounting information; plus 3 elective units.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

This qualification reflects professional accounting job roles in financial services and other industries.






CRICOS CODE 076007J






Course includes Diploma of Accounting


6 core units: Provide financial and business performance information; prepare legally compliant tax returns for Individuals; manage budgets and forecasts; prepare financial reports for corporate entities; implement and maintain internal control procedures; provide management accounting information; plus 3 elective units.


3 core units: Monitor corporate governance activities; Apply economic principles to work in the financial services industry; interpret and use financial statistics and tools; plus 5 elective units.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

This qualification is designed to reflect the role of individuals working in accounting and seeking professional identification.



Diploma of Human Resources



CRICOS CODE 081728M




Satisfactory completion of Certificate III in a related field or equivalent. Academic IELTS score of 5.5 overall with minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent.


6 core units: Manage human resources services; manage recruitment selection and induction processes; develop and manage performance-management processes; manage workforce planning; manage employee relations; implement and monitor WHS policies, procedures and programs to meet legislative requirements; plus 3 elective units.

FEES




CAREER PATHWAYS

Human Resources Adviser, Human Resources and Change Manager, Human Resources Consultant, Human Resources Manager, Senior Human Resources Officer





Advanced Diploma of Management (Human Resources)



CRICOS CODE 066512G






6 core units: Develop and implement diversity policy; manage human resources strategic planning; manage organisational change; provide leadership across the organisation; contribute to organisation development; develop and implement strategic plans; plus 2 elective units.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Human Resources Director, Human Resources Strategist, National, Regional or Global Human Resources Manager



Diploma of Advertising



CRICOS CODE 066585B






8 units from: Advertising; creative thinking; financial management; interpersonal communication; writing; customer service; design process; information management; learning and development; management; marketing; OHS; public relations; project management; relationship management; risk management; sustainability; workplace effectiveness.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Account Manager, Advertising Account Manager, Advertising Creative Director, Advertising Manager, Copywriter, Account Planner



Advanced Diploma of Advertising



CRICOS CODE 076051E






This course is co-delivered with the Advanced Diploma of Marketing and has a focus on strategic direction for the advertising activities of an organisation. Students will analyse, design and execute judgements using wide ranging technical, creative, conceptual or managerial competencies. Units covered may include: Develop an advertising strategy and brief; develop an advertising campaign; manage advertising production; execute an advertising campaign; evaluate campaign effectiveness.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Account Director, Account Planning Manager, Client Services Executive, Client Services Director







Certificate IV in Marketing



CRICOS CODE 066584C






4 core units: Make a presentation; profile the market; analyse consumer behaviour for specific markets; conduct market research; plus 6 elective units.

FEES




CAREER PATHWAYS

Direct Marketing Officer, Market Research Assistant, Marketing Coordinator, Marketing Officer, Public Relations Officer



Diploma of Marketing



CRICOS CODE 066587M






Course includes Certificate IV in Marketing

8 units from: Marketing; advertising; financial administration; financial management; public relations; relationship management; sales; sustainability; writing.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Marketing Manager, Marketing Team Leader, Product Manager, Public Relations Manager






CRICOS CODE 066588K






Course includes Certificate IV in Marketing and Diploma of Marketing

4 core units: Manage the marketing process; manage marker research; develop organisational marketing objectives; develop a marketing plan; plus 4 elective units.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Marketing Director, Marketing Strategist, National, Regional or Global Marketing Manager



“ Prior to enrolling at TAFE SA I completed a Bachelor of Arts majoring in International Studies. I realised that the Marketing Course at TAFE SA would value-add to my degree. The course was more practical, business-oriented rather than a pure intellectual exercise. Six months into my course I secured work at a local Adelaide business. ”Xinween Zhang – China Diploma of Marketing







> Community Services > Children’s Services > Early Childhood Education and Care > Aged Care > Massage Therapist > Aromatherapy > Nursing > Dental Health


Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care



CRICOS CODE 083067E

NATIONAL CODE CHC50113

CAMPUS Adelaide, Gilles Plains (not offered in July 2014), Regency and Noarlunga





23 core units: Work within a relevant legal and ethical framework; develop cultural competence; ensure the health and safety of children; provide care for children; promote and provide healthy food and drinks; provide care for babies and toddlers; develop positive and respectful relationships with children; use an approved learning framework to guide practice; establish and maintain a safe and healthy environment for children; foster the holistic development and wellbeing of the child in early childhood; nurture creativity in children; facilitate compliance in an education and care service; establish and implement plans for developing cooperative behaviour; implement strategies for the inclusion of all children; promote children’s agency; analyse information to inform learning; design and implement the curriculum to foster children’s learning and development; embed sustainable practices in service operations; work in partnership with families to provide appropriate education and care services; identify and respond to children and young people at risk; provide an emergency first aid response in an education and care setting; work effectively with Aboriginal and /or Torres Strait Islander people; maintain work health and safety; plus 5 elective units.

Electives may include: Meet information needs of the community; reflect and improve on own professional practice; coordinate the work environment; work effectively with culturally diverse clients and co workers.

A satisfactory police check and/or DECS criminal history screening will be required at the expense of the student prior to commencing a vocational work placement or gaining employment. All students are required to complete vocational placements and be assessed in the workplace.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Authorised Supervisor, Centre Manager, Childhood Educator, Children’s Advisor, Children’s Service Director/Manager, Early Childhood Educator, Children’s Services Coordinator, Director, Group/ Team Coordinator/Leader, Program Leader, Child Development Worker.






Certificate IV in Community Services Work



CRICOS CODE 078832D


CAMPUS Port Adelaide




9 core units: Work within a community development framework; identify and respond to children and young people at risk; use targeted communication skills to build relationships; work within a relevant legal and ethical framework; work effectively in the community sector; deliver and develop client services; respond holistically to client issues and refer appropriately; maintain an effective work environment; work effectively with culturally diverse clients and co-workers; plus 5 elective units.

FEES




CAREER PATHWAYS

This qualification applies to workers who provide a wide range of services and interventions to clients, and/or who implement community based education and interventions. Work may take place in a range of contexts such as community based organisations, residential rehabilitation services and outreach services and workers may have supervisory responsibilities.

Diploma of Community Services Work



CRICOS CODE 078833C







11 core units: Implement community development strategies; develop, facilitate and monitor all aspects of case management; develop, implement and promote effective workplace communication; conduct complex assessment and referral; work within a structured counselling framework; work intensively with clients; plan and conduct group activities; confirm client developmental status; analyse impacts of sociological factors on clients in community work and services; reflect on and improve own professional practice; contribute to WHS processes; plus 7 core elective units.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Assessor, Case Coordinator, Case Worker or Manager, Client Service Assessor, Community Services Worker, Community Worker, Coordinator, Coordinator Family Services, Early Intervention Worker, Family Support Worker, Group Facilitator/Coordinator, Pastoral Care Counsellor, Pastoral Care Manager, Program Coordinator or Manager, Senior Youth Officer/Chaplain, Social Welfare Worker, Support Facilitator, Welfare Worker



Certificate III in Aged Care



CRICOS CODE 078965B






Students intending to undertake the Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled-Division 2 Nursing) after the Certificate III in Aged Care will only be able to do so if they satisfy the entry criteria for the Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled-Division 2 Nursing). The Diploma entry criteria is: Successful completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent, and academic IELTS score of 6.0 Overall with minimum of 5.5 in all bands or equivalent.


10 core units: Support older people to maintain their independence; work effectively with older people; provide support to people living with dementia; work effectively in the community sector; provide support to meet personal care needs; participate in the implementation of individualised plans; support individual health and emotional well-being; follow WHS safety procedures for direct care work; deliver care services using a palliative approach; recognise healthy body systems in a health care context; plus 4 electives.

FEES




CAREER PATHWAYS

Accommodation Support Worker, Field Officer, Assistant in Nursing, Home Care Assistant, Care Assistant, In-home Respite Worker, Care Service Employees, Nursing Assistant, Care Worker, Personal Care Assistant, Community Care Worker, Personal Care Giver, Community House Worker, Personal Care Worker, Community Support Worker, Residential Care Worker, Support Worker

“ The Diploma of Community Services has helped me in my career greatly. After the first year of my studies at TAFE SA, I found part-time work with the Baptist Church in Adelaide. I currently provide support to unaccompanied minors who have arrived in Australia as refugees. ”Sher Luhar – Nepal Diploma of Community Services



Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled-Division 2 Nursing)



CRICOS CODE 078540E

NATIONAL CODE HLT51612

CAMPUS Noarlunga, Gilles Plains and Port Adelaide



Academic IELTS score of 6.0 overall with minimum of 5.5 in all bands or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent and ability to meet the physical demands of nursing work, particularly the requirements of manual handling.

Students intending to undertake the Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled-Division 2 Nursing) after the Certificate III in Aged Care will only be able to do so if they satisfy the entry criteria for the Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled-Division 2 Nursing).


21 core units: Confirm physical health status; analyse health information; work in the nursing profession; apply effective communication skills in nursing practice; contribute to client assessment and developing nursing care plans; implement and evaluate a plan of nursing care; contribute to the complex nursing care of clients; apply principles of wound management in the clinical environment; administer and monitor medications in the work environment; apply reflective practice, critical thinking and analysis in health; apply legal and ethical parameters to nursing practice; Implement and monitor nursing care for consumers with mental health conditions; implement and monitor nursing care for clients with acute health problems; implement and monitor nursing care for clients with chronic health problems; implement and monitor nursing care for older clients; apply understanding of the Australian health care system; apply first aid; work effectively with culturally diverse clients and co-workers; work effectively with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people; comply with infection control policies and procedures; contribute to WHS processes; plus 5 elective units. 400 hours of Professional Experience Placement will be required.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

This qualification covers the application of nursing skills and knowledge required to be eligible for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia in line with some state/territory nursing and midwifery regulatory authorities.



Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice



CRICOS CODE 078966A




Students undertaking the combined Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice and the Diploma of Remedial Massage will complete both qualifications within 18 months (3 semesters of study) at a cost of $21,750. In the 2nd semester of study students will complete topics from both qualifications.




10 core units: Work effectively with others; confirm physical health status; communicate effectively with clients; administer a practice; make referrals to other health care professionals when appropriate; use specific health terminology to communicate effectively; apply first aid; communicate and work effectively in health; comply with infection control policies and procedures; contribute to WHS processes; plus 5 specialisation units: Work within a massage framework; provide massage treatment; plan massage treatment; apply massage assessment framework; and perform massage health assessment.

FEES




CAREER PATHWAYS

This qualification covers work as basic level massage therapists. It provides skills in therapeutic relaxation massage including basic health assessment and treatment and may be used by people working:

> Within a clinic or in their own clinic

> In an aged care facility

> In a health service

> In a spa facility or

> In a palliative care facility or hospital.




Diploma of Remedial Massage



CRICOS CODE 078967M




Students undertaking the combined Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice and the Diploma of Remedial Massage will complete both qualifications within 18 months (3 semesters of study) at a cost of $21,750. In the 2nd semester of study students will complete topics from both qualifications.


Satisfactory completion of Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice. Academic IELTS score of 5.5 overall with minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent.


11 core units: Reflect on and improve own professional practice; analyse health information; develop professional expertise; manage a practice; maintain an effective health work environment; implement and monitor compliance with legal and ethical requirements; provide remedial massage treatment; plan remedial massage treatment strategy; apply remedial massage assessment framework; perform remedial massage health assessment; provide specialised remedial massage treatments; plus 3 elective units.

FEES




CAREER PATHWAYS

This qualification provides the skills required for competence in remedial massage practice and practitioners at this level may be self-employed as independent practitioners or may work within a larger health service. It covers the provision of remedial massage treatment to clients with specific needs such as injury management, rehabilitation, palliative care, aged care, women and children. Practitioners at this level may supervise other massage therapists.



Diploma of Aromatherapy



CRICOS CODE 068423D






Analysing health information; assessing health conditions; planning and providing aromatherapy treatments using a range of essential oils and techniques for clients with specific needs such as aged care, palliative care, women and children; developing professional expertise; reflecting and improving on professional practice; implementing and monitoring compliance with legal and ethical requirements; maintaining an effective health work environment; managing a practice; plus selected electives.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

This qualification provides competence in aromatherapy practice and practitioners at this level may be self-employed as independent practitioners or may work within a larger health service. The qualification covers the provision of aromatherapy treatment to clients with specific needs such as palliative care, aged care, women and children. Occupational titles for these workers may include: Aromatherapist and Clinical Aromatherapist.



Diploma of Reflexology



CRICOS CODE 078973B







17 core units comprising 13 common units and 4 specialisation units: Reflect on and improve own professional practice; confirm physical health status; analyse health information; communicate effectively with clients; make referrals to other health care professionals when appropriate; develop professional expertise; manage a practice; apply first aid; maintain an effective health work environment; implement and monitor compliance with legal and ethical requirements; comply with infection control policies and procedures; contribute to WHS processes; maintain personal health and awareness as a professional responsibility; work within a reflexology framework; prepare for a reflexology treatment; provide reflexology treatment; monitor and evaluate reflexology treatments; plus 4 elective units.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Reflexologist




Diploma of Dental Technology



CRICOS CODE 078439B





An IELTS Academic score of 6.0, with a minimum of 6.0 in all bands or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent. A written test in the home country is required.


22 core units: Organise workplace information; organise personal work priorities and development; construct models; construct custom impression trays; construct registration rims; articulate models and transfer records; construct thermoformed bases and appliances; construct immediate dentures; construct removable acrylic partial dentures; construct cast metal alloy removable partial denture framework; construct crown and bridge structures; join alloy structures; take tooth shades; construct fixed restorations; construct orthodontic appliances; construct oral splints; repair and modify dentures and appliances; construct simple complete removable acrylic dentures and appliances; apply first aid; comply with infection control policies and procedures; maintain an effective health work environment; contribute to WHS processes; plus 5 elective units.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Dental Technician

Advanced Diploma of Oral Health (Dental Hygiene)



CRICOS CODE 073245G





Academic IELTS of 7.0 overall, with a minimum of 7.0 in all bands or equivalent; Occupational English Test – A’s and/or B’s in all areas of assessment. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent + OS trained Dentist /Dental Therapy/Dental Hygiene/Dental Assisting Qualification including Dental Radiography training.

Additional Requirements (conducted on campus): Written assessment to assess knowledge of dental assisting and the underpinning practice, for example basic human biology, infection control, dental industry regulations in Australia, problem solving and communication strategies.


Dental Hygienists are employed in public, private and specialist dental practice where they collaborate with Dentists and other dental care workers. They are responsible for providing preventive and therapeutic dental hygiene care. This involves the provision of evidenced based dental hygiene treatment including the taking of medical histories, patient examination, hygiene treatment sequencing, patient education, fissure sealants, restoration polishing, professional tooth whitening, splinting of mobile teeth, removal of sutures, exposing and interpreting intra-oral radiographs, administering local anaesthesia, placing temporary restorations and using therapeutic agents including fluoride to prevent or control oral disease and the non-surgical management of periodontal conditions including root surface debridement. This is accomplished while complying with WHS policy and infection control protocols in the role of a dental operator. The Dental Hygienist also provides services to residents of aged care and supported residential facilities and contributes to the oral health awareness of other health care providers.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Oral Health Therapist







> English as a second Language Teacher


Certificate III in English Proficiency



CRICOS CODE 071648E




General IELTS score of 5.0 overall with minimum of 4.5 in all bands or equivalent. Successful completion of Year 10 or overseas equivalent.


Students will learn to use listening, speaking, reading and writing skills with support in order to: develop and document a learning plan; read and write a range of straightforward formal and informal letters or emails and formatted texts for employment; read and write a range of straightforward informational, instructional and other texts; engage in casual conversation and straightforward spoken transactions; give and respond in detail to a range of straightforward instructions and verbal descriptions; present oral information on everyday topics.

FEES




Certificate IV in English Proficiency



CRICOS CODE 071370G




Academic IELTS score of 5.5 overall with minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent. Successful completion of Year 11 or overseas equivalent.


Students will learn to use listening, speaking, reading and writing skills with support in order to: give oral presentations for further study or employment; read and write texts for research purposes; research and evaluate pathways options, design a learning plan; analyse and participate in complex conversations in various contexts; participate in a range of interactions and group activities for further study; analyse and produce a range of texts relevant to further study; undertake straightforward research tasks; read and analyse instructional and/or advisory texts.

This course satisfies the entry requirements into University of Adelaide and UniSA courses that require an overall IELTS score of 6.0.

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Diploma of English Proficiency



CRICOS CODE 073831A




Academic IELTS score minimum 6.0 overall with minimum of 5.5 in all bands or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent.


Students will improve their language, research and critical skills by: increasing their knowledge of Australian English usage; conducting academic and professional reading and research; employing critical thinking and assessing arguments; using speaking and listening for academic and professional purposes; writing academic and professional texts.

This course satisfies the entry requirements into University of Adelaide courses that require an overall IELTS score of 7.0 and UniSA undergraduate programs and non-language rich post-graduate programs.

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“ Next semester I am going to do a nursing course which requires a high level English, so this course is very useful for me to improve my English skills by listening to different students’ accents, watching videos, writing essays, reading news and discussions with classmates and teachers. Also, the course is helping me to practice social skills as well as gaining knowledge about work placement in Australia and Australian culture. ”Thi Duc Hinh Duong – Vietnam Certificate IV in English Proficiency


Certificate IV in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)



CRICOS CODE 076118B




Academic IELTS score of 6.5 overall, with 6.5 in all macroskills or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 11 or overseas equivalent and interview.

Interview - Ability to demonstrate at interview and in pre-interview language tasks: An appropriate awareness of the English language as it is used and its difficulties for learners; an ability to analyse language at a suitable level and to express ideas clearly; a willingness to interact, listen and respond appropriately; an ability to take pressure and maintain positive rapport; a competence in written and spoken English that will enable them to teach the language to students without causing error.


Students will develop the skills and knowledge requirements for designing and delivering an English language training program for learners from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse backgrounds (CALD). This course provides a strong focus on developing and using a range of adult teaching methods to assist learners to develop and improve their reading, writing, listening and speaking skills. TESOL methodologies are used in developing English language skills, through grammatical concepts and traditional metalanguage while developing and enhancing skills in cross cultural awareness. This course is designed for those who wish to pursue a career in TESOL either in Australia or aboard. Participants in this course have included the following: Teachers of English as a Foreign/Second Language (EFL/ESL) in Australia and overseas; qualified teachers who wish to add English as a Foreign Language/English as a Second Language teaching skills to enhance their current qualifications; qualified teachers from overseas who wish to improve their English teaching skills and volunteers.

FEES


Course Book AUD $70


CAREER PATHWAYS

Teacher of English to speakers of other languages.








> Electronics Technical Officer > Electronics Technician > Computer Technician



Diploma of Computer Systems Engineering



CRICOS CODE 078300K

NATIONAL CODE UEE50111

CAMPUS Regency Park




This course leads to the application of computers and networked microcontrollers in engineering environments, to sense and control equipment in service industries in mining and manufacturing. It develops skills to select, install, commission and maintain computer equipment and systems. Learn how to program microcontrollers in assembly language and C, program in Java, administer networks using Windows Server, and redesign them to interconnect with Linux or Mac operating systems. You study in a Flexible Learning Lab designed to support self-paced study, with a variety of learning resources and lecturers facilitating your study.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Work as a technical officer in the rapidly-growing electronics industry and related areas like defence, mining and biomedical. You may be commissioning computer networks for computer controlled video equipment in a television studio, or working as a network administrator managing a computer and control network.



Advanced Diploma of Computer Systems Engineering



CRICOS CODE 078301J


CAMPUS Regency Park




This course leads to the application of computers and networked microcontrollers in engineering environments, to sense and control equipment in service industries, in mining and manufacturing. It develops skills to design, install/validate/evaluate and administer computer equipment and systems.

Learn how to design, install/validate/evaluate and administer computer equipment and systems, including advanced digital and signal conditioning systems, manage risk, estimate and manage projects and provide technical advice/sales.

You study in a Flexible Learning Lab designed to support self-paced study, with a variety of learning resources and lecturers facilitating your study.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Work as a technical officer in the rapidly-growing electronics industry and related areas like defence, mining and biomedical. You may be commissioning computer networks for computer controlled video equipment in a television studio, or working as a network administrator managing a computer and control network.



Diploma of Electronics and Communications Engineering



CRICOS CODE 078960G


CAMPUS Regency Park

WORK PLACEMENT: 36 hours




This course leads to the application of electronic components and computers to enable technologies like mobile communications, medical devices, mining equipment, robotics and more. It develops skills to select, commission, maintain and diagnose malfunctions of electronic sub-assemblies and systems. Learn how to construct, test and modify the design of electronic circuits like amplifiers, microcontroller-based systems and power supplies. Write computer programs to control hardware and set up a web page to access it remotely.

Your learning will be enhanced by combining lectures with practical laboratory and workshop sessions, including simulation tools.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Work as a technical officer in the rapidly-growing electronics industry and related areas like defence, mining, biomedical and communications. You may be commissioning and maintaining medical equipment or supervising production line activities in a manufacturing environment.







Advanced Diploma of Electronics and Communications Engineering



CRICOS CODE 078959M


CAMPUS Regency Park





This course leads to the application of electronic components and computers to enable technologies like mobile communications, medical devices, mining equipment, robotics and more. The course develops skills to test, modify, design and integrate hardware and software in complex electronics systems. Learn how to construct, test and design advanced analog and digital electronic circuits. Write computer programs to control hardware and set up a web page to access it remotely. Design circuits to interface with sensors, motors, etc. Learning is enhanced by combining lectures with practical laboratory and workshop sessions, including simulation tools.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Work as a technical officer in the rapidly-growing electronics industry and related areas like defence, mining, biomedical and communications. You may be commissioning and maintaining communications equipment for traffic control or designing test jigs for new products in a manufacturing environment.



Associate Degree in Electronic Engineering



CRICOS CODE 066407J

NATIONAL CODE CRS1400029

CAMPUS Regency Park


General IELTS score of 6.0 overall or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 and Year 12 Mathematics or overseas equivalent.


This is a higher education qualification which leads to employment and/or fast-track into further study at university. Students benefit from small classes, work-integrated learning and emphasis on practical and employability skills. It develops skills to analyse, design and integrate hardware and software in complex electronics systems. Learn how to construct, test and design advanced analogue and digital electronic circuits. Design circuits to interface with sensors, motors, etc. and write programs to control them. Study mathematics and physics and apply to electronics. Develop skills in communication, creative problem solving and working in teams. The course includes a component of exposure to engineering practice in the Australian work environment. Your learning will be enhanced by combining lectures with practical laboratory and workshop sessions, including simulation tools. You will benefit from small classes (no more than 20 students) and from hands-on practice in the lab.

FEES

Semester 1 AUD $7,600 Incidental fees AUD $150




Total tuition fees AUD $30,400 Incidental fees AUD $400


CAREER PATHWAYS

Work as a technical officer in the rapidly-growing electronics industry and related areas like defence, mining, biomedical and communications. You may be working alongside engineers to design and prototype advanced technology, or customising computer controlled video equipment in a television studio. Graduates often choose to further their career by completing a University degree.






Engineering and Transport


> Mining Field Exploration Technician > Geoscience Technician > Mudlogger > Data Processing Technician > Technical Field Officer





CRICOS CODE 075081G

NATIONAL CODE RII30509

CAMPUS Regency Park




Basic accounting for fieldwork; basic field geology and geophysics; bushcraft and radio communications; communicating in the workplace; computer operations; electricity for field assistants; exploration grid layout; field assistant camp and camp support; following OHS procedures; geochemical sampling and computing; geoscience industry orientation; GPS; introduction to 4WD vehicle operation and recovery; introductory environmental care; map reading; motor maintenance; sampling and drilling; senior first aid for remote areas; small motor maintenance.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Mining Field Exploration Technician




CRICOS CODE 081629C

NATIONAL CODE 10263NAT

CAMPUS Regency Park


Successful completion of the Certificate III in Mining Exploration. Academic IELTS score of 5.5 overall with minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent.


26 core units: Apply an understanding of hydrogeology to the workplace; apply an understanding of structural geology to the workplace; apply economic geology knowledge and practices in the workplace; apply fundamentals of soil science to resource exploration; Apply geological processes knowledge and practices to the workplace; apply geophysical methods to field survey; apply GIS software to problem-solving techniques; apply mineralogy and petrology knowledge and practices in the work place; collect spatial and discrete environmental data; connect, maintain and configure hardware components; design databases; develop and use complex spreadsheets; implement and maintain environmental management plan; manage conflict; manipulate and analyse GIS data; measure and sketch site information; obtain representative samples in accordance with sampling plans; plan and conduct major survey expeditions; plan and conduct survey expeditions; prepare reports; produce site maps; recognise common geological landforms and samples; undertake research activities; use formal mathematical concepts and techniques to analyse and solve problems; use laboratory application software; write complex documents.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Geoscience Technicians, Mudloggers, Data Processing Technicians, Technical Field Officers either in the field or in office situations in minerals and hydrocarbons exploration.


Food and Beverage


> Baker > Meat Processor > Commercial Cook > Chef > Pastry Chef > Cellar Door Manager > Wine Marketing > Food Technologist > Food Testing Manager > Food Safety Systems Manager


Certificate III in Retail Baking (Combined)



CRICOS CODE 075434J

NATIONAL CODE FDF30710

CAMPUS Regency Park





17 core units: Implement the food safety program and procedures; contribute to OHS processes; use numerical applications in the workplace; provide and apply workplace information; form and fill pastry products; prepare fillings; produce pastry; produce bread dough; produce sponge, cake and cookie batter; decorate cakes and cookies; bake bread; bake sponges, cakes and cookies; bake pastry products; process dough; diagnose and respond to product and process faults (bread); diagnose and respond to product and process (pastry, cake and cookies); participate in environmentally sustainable work practices; plus 3 elective units.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Baker and Pastry Chef

Certificate IV in Advanced Baking



CRICOS CODE 083068D


CAMPUS Regency Park



Satisfactory completion of Year 11 or overseas equivalent.

*It is assumed that students will have completed the Certificate III in Retail Baking (Combined)


5 core units: Monitor the implementation of quality and food safety programs; Maintain OHS processes; Report on workplace performance; Control bakery operations to meet quality and production requirements; Implement and monitor environmentally sustainable work practices; plus 9 elective units.

FEES

Total tuition fees AUD $10,300

CAREER PATHWAYS

Baker and Pastry Chef

Certificate III in Patisserie



CRICOS CODE 084007J

NATIONAL CODE SIT31113

CAMPUS Regency Park




Students would typically complete a Patisserie package of a Certificate III in Patisserie, a Certificate IV in Patisserie and an Advanced Diploma of Hospitality for a total duration of 2 academic years (4 semesters). Students will complete Certificate IV and part of the Advanced Diploma concurrently during the 3rd semester of the package of courses. Students choosing to exit with a Certificate IV (and not complete the Advanced Diploma) will complete the Certificate III & Certificate IV qualifications within 1.5 academic years. There is no longer an Advanced Diploma of Patisserie.

Students may be able to fast track the 2 year package of courses should they do their work placement during their study and complete in approximately 18 months. Should this occur students will still pay the total program fee, however the semester invoice fees will reflect the actual study and placement load.


18 core units: Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices; work effectively with others; apply first aid; use food preparation equipment; produce dishes using basic methods of cookery; use cookery skills effectively; clean kitchen premises and equipment; produce cakes; produce gateaux, torten and cakes; produce pastries; produce yeast based bakery products; produce petits fours; produce desserts; use hygienic practices for food safety; participate in safe food handling practices; coach others in job skills; maintain the quality of perishable items; participate in safe work practices; plus 4 elective units.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Pastry Chef


Certificate IV in Patisserie



CRICOS CODE 084008G


CAMPUS Regency Park


*Entry into the 1 semester Certificate IV in Patisserie assumes successful completion of the 1 year Certificate III in Patisserie.


Students would typically complete a Patisserie package of a Certificate III in Patisserie, a Certificate IV in Patisserie and an Advanced Diploma of Hospitality for a total duration of 2 academic years (4 semesters). Students will complete Certificate IV and part of the Advanced Diploma concurrently during the 3rd semester of the package of courses. Students choosing to exit with a Certificate IV (and not complete the Advanced Diploma) will complete the Certificate III & Certificate IV qualifications within 1.5 academic years. There is no longer an Advanced Diploma of Patisserie.



27 core units: Manage diversity in the workplace; implement and monitor environmentally sustainable work practices; apply first aid; Use food preparation equipment; produce dishes using basic methods of cookery; use cookery skills effectively; prepare food to meet special dietary requirements; coordinate cooking operations; produce cakes; produce gateaux, torten and cakes; produce pastries; produce yeast based bakery products; produce petits fours; produce desserts; prepare and model marzipan; produce chocolate confectionery; model sugar based decorations; design and produce sweet buffet showpieces; manage conflict; manage finances within a budget; use hygienic practices for food safety; participate in safe food handling practices; coach others in job skills; lead and manage people; maintain the quality of perishable items; monitor work operations; implement and monitor work health and safety practices; plus 5 elective units.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Chef Patissier, Chef de Partie

Diploma of Food Processing (Specialising in Baking)



CRICOS CODE 075814G


CAMPUS Regency Park





6 core units: Implement the food safety program and procedures; monitor the implementation of quality and food safety programs; report on workplace performance; apply raw materials, ingredient and process knowledge to production problems; describe and analyse date using mathematical principles; implement and monitor environmentally sustainable work practices; plus 24 elective units.

FEES


Semester 2 AUD $0 Incidental fees AUD $0



Total tuition fees AUD $27,000 Incidental fees AUD $1,870


CAREER PATHWAYS

This qualification covers a range of food processing areas in baking including large scale production of cakes, pastry, bread and plant baking. This qualification targets those in Senior Management, Technician or similar roles within food processing industries. It provides extensive skill and knowledge of Industry Management functions and environment, and the ability to take responsibility for workplace systems.

Certificate III in Commercial Cookery



CRICOS CODE 084005M


CAMPUS Regency Park




Students would typically complete a Commercial Cookery package of a Certificate III in Commercial Cookery, a Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery and an Advanced Diploma of Hospitality for a total duration of 2 academic years (4 semesters). Students will complete Certificate IV and part of the Advanced Diploma concurrently during the 3rd semester of the package of courses. Students choosing to exit with a Certificate IV (and not complete the Advanced Diploma) will complete the Certificate III & Certificate IV qualifications within 1.5 academic years. There is no longer an Advanced Diploma of Commercial Cookery.



22 core units; Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices; work effectively with others; provide first aid; use food preparation equipment; produce dishes using basic methods of cookery; produce appetisers and salads; produce stocks, sauces and soups; produce vegetable, fruit, egg and farinaceous dishes; produce poultry dishes; produce seafood dishes; produce meat dishes; prepare food to meet special dietary requirements; produce cakes, pastries and breads; work effectively as a cook; clean kitchen premises and equipment; plan and cost basic menus; produce desserts; use hygienic practices for food safety; participate in safe food handling practices; coach others in job skills; maintain the quality of perishable items; participate in safe work practices; plus 3 elective units.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Cook

Food and Beverage


Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery



CRICOS CODE 084006K


CAMPUS Regency Park


*Entry into the 1 semester Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery assumes successful completion of the 1 year Certificate III in Commercial Cookery.


Students would typically complete a Commercial Cookery package of a Certificate III in Commercial Cookery, a Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery and an Advanced Diploma of Hospitality for a total duration of 2 academic years (4 semesters). Students will complete Certificate IV and part of the Advanced Diploma concurrently during the 3rd semester of the package of courses. Students choosing to exit with a Certificate IV (and not complete the Advanced Diploma) will complete the Certificate III & Certificate IV qualifications within 1.5 academic years. There is no longer an Advanced Diploma of Commercial Cookery.



27 core units: Manage diversity in the workplace; implement and monitor environmentally sustainable work practices; apply first aid; use food preparation equipment; produce dishes using basic methods of cookery; produce appetisers and salads; produce stocks, sauces and soups; produce vegetable, fruit, egg and farinaceous dishes; produce poultry dishes; produce seafood dishes; produce meat dishes; prepare food to meet special dietary requirements; produce cakes, pastries and breads; work effectively as a cook; plan and cost basic menus; develop menus for special dietary requirements; coordinate cooking operations; produce desserts; manage conflict; manage finances within a budget; use hygienic practices for food safety; participate in safe food handling practices; coach others in job skills; lead and manage people; maintain the quality of perishable items; monitor work operations; implement and monitor work health and safety practices; plus 6 elective units.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Cook, Chef de Partie

Certificate III in Meat Processing (Retail Butcher)



CRICOS CODE 081469C

NATIONAL CODE MTM30813

CAMPUS Regency Park



Students may wish to undertake the Meat package of the Certificate III in Meat Processing (Retail Butcher), the Certificate III in Meat Processing (Boning Room, the Diploma of Meat Processing (Meat Retailing) and the Diploma of Meat Processing. This package can be studied in 2 academic years.


This qualification is suitable for the meat retailing or butcher sector. Students learn about work practices in retail meat enterprises in relation to health, safety, hygiene, quality and productivity. Students also learn how to prepare, package and merchandise a range of meat products including primal and specialist cuts. The course has 38 core units plus 5 elective units. Course units include processed beef, lamb, pork, veal and chicken into cuts ready for consumption, manufacturing value-added products and smallgoods, identification of species and meat products, trimming for processing, meat cuts, basic cookery, curing and corn products, specialised cuts, sharpening knives, storing meat products, mincing, cleaning, using a bandsaw, vacuum packing, weighing and packaging, labelling, sausages, yield calculations, preparation, rolling, sewing and netting meat, boning and filleting poultry, smoked products and MSA Training.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Butcher, Butcher Shop Sales Assistant, Meat Department Worker, Assistant Butcher, Meat Wholesale Worker, Boning Room Assistant

Certificate III in Meat Processing (Boning Room)



CRICOS CODE 078357D


CAMPUS Regency Park



Students may wish to undertake the Meat package of the Certificate III in Meat Processing (Retail Butcher), the Certificate III in Meat Processing (Boning Room), the Diploma of Meat Processing (Meat Retailing) and the Diploma of Meat Processing. This package can be studied in 2 academic years.


7 core units: Maintain personal equipment; apply hygiene and sanitation practices; apply Quality Assurance practices; follow safe work policies and procedures; communicate in the workplace; overview the meat industry; sharpen knives; plus 2 electives.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Boner, Slicer, Bandsaw Operator


Food and Beverage

Diploma of Meat Processing



CRICOS CODE 078359B


CAMPUS Regency Park


Satisfactory completion of Certificate III in Meat Processing (Retail Butcher) and Certificate III in Meat Processing (Boning Room). Academic IELTS score of 5.5 overall with a minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent.

Students may wish to undertake the Meat package of the Certificate III in Meat Processing (Retail Butcher), the Certificate III in Meat Processing (Boning Room), the Diploma of Meat Processing (Meat Retailing) and the Diploma of Meat Processing. This package can be studied in 2 academic years.


4 core units: Manage own work performance; facilitate Quality Assurance process; participate in OHS risk control process; facilitate hygiene and sanitation performance; plus 6 electives.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Production Manager, Maintenance Manager, Shift Manager, Quality Assurance Manager

Diploma of Meat Processing (Meat Retailing)



CRICOS CODE 078362G


CAMPUS Regency Park


Satisfactory completion of Certificate III in Meat Processing (Retail Butcher) and Certificate III in Meat Processing (Boning Room). Academic IELTS score of 5.5 overall with a minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent.


4 core units: Manage own work performance; facilitate Quality Assurance process; participate in OH&S risk control process; facilitate hygiene and sanitation performance; plus 2 electives.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Meat Retailing Chain Manager, Supermarket Meat Department Manager

Certificate IV in Food Science and Technology



CRICOS CODE 081467E


CAMPUS Regency Park




12 core units: Implement the food safety program and procedures; monitor the implementation of quality and food safety programs; supervise and maintain a food safety plan; monitor the development and implementation of a food QA system; perform microbiological procedures in the food industry; establish operational requirements for a food processing enterprise; maintain OHS processes; apply principle of statistical process control; control food contamination and spoilage; describe and analyse data using mathematical principles; implement and monitor environmentally sustainable work practices; perform chemical tests and procedures; plus 8 elective units.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Food science and technology covers all areas of food production including dairy, cheese making, retail meat butchery, meat processing, baking, as well as brewing and beverages. Laboratory operations involve the chemical and microbiological testing of food or in testing the functionality of ingredients that have recently become available.


Diploma of Food Science and Technology



CRICOS CODE 081468D


CAMPUS Regency Park


Satisfactory completion of Certificate IV in Food Science & Technology. Academic IELTS score of 5.5 overall with minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent.


10 core units: Supervise and maintain a food safety plan; develop a HACCP-based food safety program; perform microbiological procedures in the food industry; identify and implement required process control for a food processing operation; specify and monitor the nutritional value of processed foods; identify the biochemical properties of food; apply food microbiological techniques and analysis; develop, manage and maintain quality systems for food processing; maintain OHS processes; implement and monitor environmentally sustainable work practices; plus 12 electives.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Food Technologist, Production Manager, Food Testing Manager, Quality Systems Manager, Food Safety Systems Manager, Product Development Team Leader, Processing Systems Manager, Environmental Manager (Food Processing)

Diploma of Food and Wine Management



CRICOS CODE 079768K

NATIONAL CODE 10257NAT

CAMPUS Barossa Valley




Students are given the opportunity to apply wine, food and tourism knowledge to management and marketing planning and development, strategic planning and promotion, problem solving strategies for wine and food enterprises, creative marketing possibilities, research and planning.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Cellar Door Manager, Wine Marketing, Guest Management, Function Management and Fine Wine Sales


Hair and Beauty


> Hairdresser > Salon Manager/Owner > Beauty Therapist


Diploma of Salon Management



CRICOS CODE 078306D

NATIONAL CODE SIB50210




Academic IELTS score of 5.5 overall with minimum of 5.0 in all bands, or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent.


Course includes Certificate III Hairdressing (Trade certificate), Certificate IV Hairdressing (Advanced skills certificate) and Diploma in Salon Management: (Business regulations and Salon Management)

Diploma of Salon Management

6 core units: Develop workplace policy and procedures for sustainability; lead teams in a personal services environment; manage treatment services and sales delivery; promote a personal services business; administer human resources policy; recruit and select personnel; plus 2 additional general electives.

FEES





Students may be required to purchase additional items at the approximate cost of AUD $1,500

CAREER PATHWAYS

Hairdresser, Salon Manager or Owner.

Diploma of Beauty Therapy (Specialising in Relaxation Therapy)



CRICOS CODE 076052D

NATIONAL CODE SIB50110






Course includes Certificate III in Beauty Services, Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy

Certificate III in Beauty Services

9 core units: Apply the principles of skin biology to beauty treatments; research and apply beauty industry information; conduct financial transactions; provide service to clients; organise and maintain work areas; communicate in the workplace; work effectively in a retail environment; apply safe working practices; sell products and services; 4 general beauty units: advise on beauty services; demonstrate retail skin care products; provide lash and brow treatments; performing wax treatments; plus 7 elective units.

Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy

17 core units: Perform body massage; apply the principles of skin biology to beauty treatments; advise on beauty services; recognise body structures and systems in a beauty therapy context; work in a skin therapies framework; develop treatment plans; provide lash and brow treatments; provide facial treatments; perform waxing treatments; work in a nail services framework; provide manicure and pedicure services; conduct financial transactions; provide service to clients; design and apply make-up; communicate in the workplace; work effectively in a retail environment; apply safe work practices; plus 8 elective units: provide body treatments; perform aromatherapy massage, use electricity in beauty therapy treatments, interpret the chemical composition and physical actions of cosmetic products; promote health nutritional options in beauty therapy context; provide advanced facial treatments; sell products and services; apply cosmetic tanning products; and participate in environmentally sustainable work practices.

Diploma of Beauty Therapy (Specialising in Relaxation Therapy)

22 core units: Perform body massage; provide body treatments; apply the principles of skin biology to beauty treatments; advise on beauty services; recognise body structures and systems in a beauty therapy context; work in a skin therapies framework; develop treatment plans; use electricity in beauty therapy treatments; interpret the chemical composition and physical actions of cosmetic products; promote healthy nutritional options in a beauty therapy context; provide lash and brow treatments; provide facial treatments; provide advanced facial treatments; perform waxing treatments; work in a nail services framework; provide manicure and pedicure services; conduct financial transactions; provide service to clients; communicate in the workplace; design and apply make-up; work effectively in a retail environment; apply safe working practices; plus 5 specialisation units: perform aromatherapy massage; apply aromatic plant oil chemistry to beauty treatments; blend and apply a range of aromatic plant oils for beauty treatments; provide Indian head massage for relaxation; plus 6 elective units.

FEES

Semester 1 AUD $10,757 Incidental fees AUD $1,800


Total tuition fees AUD $21,515 Incidental fees AUD $1,800


CAREER PATHWAYS

Career opportunities exist as a Beauty Therapist working in a beauty salon, managing a salon or day spa, health retreats and gyms.




> Hotel Manager > Bar Manager > Restaurant Manager > Travel Consultant > Sales & Marketing Coordinator > Event Manager > Conference Manager


Certificate III in Hospitality



CRICOS CODE 084002C


CAMPUS Regency Park




Students would typically complete a Hospitality package of a Certificate III in Hospitality, a Certificate IV in Hospitality and an Advanced Diploma of Hospitality for a total duration of 2 academic years (4 semesters). Students will complete Certificate IV and part of the Advanced Diploma concurrently during the 3rd semester of the package of courses. Students choosing to exit with a Certificate IV (and not complete the Advanced Diploma) will complete the Certificate III & Certificate IV qualifications within 1.5 academic years.



Preparing and serving drinks at a bar and tables, preparing and serving espresso coffee, providing reception or front desk services, providing housekeeping and room services, providing gaming services and serving food, wine, cocktail and other beverages at tables. These skills will assist students to work in restaurants, hotels/pubs, motels, catering operations, clubs, cafés and specialist coffee shops.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Espresso Coffee Machine Operator, Food and Beverage Attendant, Front Desk Receptionist, Function Attendant, Function Host, Gaming Attendant, Housekeeper, Restaurant Host, Senior Bar Attendant, Waiter

Certificate IV in Hospitality



CRICOS CODE 084003B


CAMPUS Regency Park


*Entry into the 1 semester Certificate IV in Hospitality assumes successful completion of the 1 year Certificate III in Hospitality.


Students would typically complete a Hospitality package of a Certificate III in Hospitality, a Certificate IV in Hospitality and an Advanced Diploma of Hospitality for a total duration of 2 academic years (4 semesters). Students will complete Certificate IV and part of the Advanced Diploma concurrently during the 3rd semester of the package of courses. Students choosing to exit with a Certificate IV (and not complete the Advanced Diploma) will complete the Certificate III & Certificate IV qualifications within 1.5 academic years.



10 core units: Manage diversity in the workplace; work effectively in hospitality service; enhance the customer service experience; manage conflict; manage finances within a budget; use hygienic practices for food safety; coach others in job skills; lead and manage people; monitor work operations; implement and monitor work health and safety practices; plus 11 elective units.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Bar Supervisor or Team Leader, Concierge, Duty Manager, Food and Beverage Supervisor or Team Leader, Forecast Analyst (Accommodation Services), Front Office Supervisor or Team Leader, Housekeeping Supervisor or Team Leader, Gaming Supervisor or Team Leader, Reservation Analyst, Shift Manager


Advanced Diploma of Hospitality



CRICOS CODE 084004A


CAMPUS Regency Park


*Entry into the 1 year Advanced Diploma of Hospitality assumes successful completion of the 1 year Certificate III in Hospitality, Commercial Cookery or Patisserie, and enrolment/registration in the 1 semester Certificate IV in Hospitality, Commercial Cookery or Patisserie.


Students would typically complete a Hospitality package of a Certificate III in Hospitality, Commercial Cookery or Patisserie, a Certificate IV in Hospitality, Commercial Cookery or Patisserie, and an Advanced Diploma of Hospitality for a total duration of 2 academic years (4 semesters). Students will complete Certificate IV and part of the Advanced Diploma concurrently during the 3rd semester of the package of courses. Students choosing to exit with a Certificate IV (and not complete the Advanced Diploma) will complete the Certificate III & Certificate IV qualifications within 1.5 academic years.



17 core units: Manage diversity in the workplace; manage finances; manage operational plan; develop and implement a business plan; manage quality customer service; manage finances within a budget; prepare and monitor budgets; manage physical assets; use hygienic practices for food safety; research and comply with regulatory requirements; lead and manage people; recruit, select and induct staff; monitor staff performance; monitor work operations; establish and conduct business relationships; develop and implement marketing strategies; establish and maintain a work health and safety system; plus 16 elective units.

FEES

Average tuition fees per semester AUD $3,877.50




CAREER PATHWAYS

Area Manager or Operations Manager, Cafe Owner or Manager, Club Secretary or Manager, Executive Chef, Executive Housekeeper, Executive Sous Chef, Food and Beverage Manager, Head Chef, Motel Owner or Manager, Rooms Division Manager

Certificate III in Tourism



CRICOS CODE 082215F





International students would typically complete the Certificate III in Tourism (1 semester), the Diploma of Travel and Tourism (2 semesters) and the Advanced Diploma of Travel and Tourism (1 semester) for a total duration of 2 academic years (4 semesters).


14 core units: Source and use information on the tourism and travel industry; access and interpret product information; provide advice on international destinations; provide advice on Australian destinations; sell tourism products and services; prepare quotations; book supplier services; process travel-related documentation; use a computerised reservations or operations system; construct normal international airfares; construct promotional international airfares; provide service to customers; participate in safe work practices; plus 3 elective units.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Operations Consultant for a Tour Operator; Reservation Sales Agent



Certificate III in Travel



CRICOS CODE 082214G






14 core units: Source and use information on the tourism and travel industry; access and interpret product information; provide advice on international destinations; provide advice on Australian destinations; sell tourism products and services; prepare quotations; book supplier services; process travel related documentation; use a computerised reservations or operations system; construct normal international airfares; construct promotional international airfares; provide service to customers; show social and cultural sensitivity; participate in safe work practices; plus 3 elective units.

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Call Centre Sales Agent, Corporate Consultant, Domestic Travel Consultant, International Travel Consultant

Diploma of Travel and Tourism



CRICOS CODE 082217D







10 core units: Write complex documents; manage quality customer service; manage conflict; Interpret financial information; manage finances within a budget; prepare and monitor budgets; lead and manage people; monitor work operations; establish and conduct business relationships; implement and monitor work health and safety practices; plus 7 elective units.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Manager:

> Inbound groups

> Inbound sales

> Incentives

> Tour operations

> Marketing

> Operations

> Product

> Reservations

> Retail travel agency

> Sales

> Visitor information



Advanced Diploma of Travel and Tourism



CRICOS CODE 082218C




Satisfactory completion of the Diploma of Travel and Tourism. Academic IELTS score of 5.5 overall with minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent.



7 core units: Manage finances; develop and implement a business plan; manage risk; develop tourism products; research and comply with regulatory requirements; develop and implement marketing strategies; establish and maintain a work health and safety system; plus 5 elective units.

FEES




CAREER PATHWAYS

Business Development Manager, Business Operations Manager, General Manager, General Manager – Marketing, General Manager - Product Development






Certificate III in Events



CRICOS CODE 082219B


CAMPUS Regency Park



International students would typically complete the Certificate III in Events (1 semester), the Diploma of Events (2 semesters) and the Advanced Diploma of Events (1 semester) for a total duration of 2 academic years (4 semesters).


Courses in this area provide graduates with management-level skills for the convention and events industry. Emphasis throughout the courses is on the application of the principles and practices relevant to the industry.

FEES




CAREER PATHWAYS

Event Coordinator in Convention Bureaux, Tourism Commissions, Exhibition Companies, or work for a Professional Conference and Event Organisations or Regional Festivals.

Diploma of Events



CRICOS CODE 082220J


CAMPUS Regency Park


Satisfactory completion of Certificate III in Events. Academic IELTS score of 5.5 overall with minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent.



9 core units: Enhance the customer service experience; access information on event industry operations; manage event staging components; manage finances within a budget; lead and manage people; monitor work operations; establish and conduct business relationships; manage projects; identify hazards, assess and control safety risks; plus 11 elective units.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Conference Coordinator, Event Coordinator, Event Planner, Event Sales Coordinator, Exhibitions Coordinator, In-house Meetings Coordinator, Meetings Coordinator, Venue Coordinator



Advanced Diploma of Events



CRICOS CODE 082221G


CAMPUS Regency Park


Satisfactory completion of the Diploma of Events. Academic IELTS score of 5.5 overall with minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent.



16 core units: Manage meetings; manage innovation and continuous improvement; manage risk; develop workplace policy and procedures for sustainability; manage quality customer service; manage event staging components; research event trends and practice; develop event concepts; determine event feasibility; develop and implement event management plans; prepare and monitor budgets; research and comply with regulatory requirements; lead and manage people; establish and conduct business relationships; develop and implement marketing strategies; establish and maintain a work health and safety system; plus 8 elective units.

FEES




CAREER PATHWAYS

Conference Manager, Event Manager, Functions Manager, Exhibitions Manager, In-house Meetings Manager, Meetings Manager, Project Manager, Venue Manager








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Visit www.tafesa.edu.au/information-technology to find out more about the Information Technology faculty and its courses.



http://www.tafesa.edu.au/information-technology

Certificate II in Information, Digital Media and Technology



CRICOS CODE 076117C






7 core units: Participate in OHS processes; participate in environmentally sustainable work practices; use computer operating systems and hardware; work and communicate effectively in an IT environment; operate application software packages; operate a digital media technology package; use social media tools for collaboration and engagement; plus 7 electives.

FEES




CAREER PATHWAYS

Office Assistant, Records Assistant, Junior Office Support

Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology



CRICOS CODE 076526G






6 core units: Participate effectively in OHS communication and consultative processes; implement and monitor environmentally sustainable work practices; work and communicate effectively in an IT environment; create user documentation; install and optimise operating system software; run standard diagnostic tests; plus 11 electives.

FEES




CAREER PATHWAYS

Help Desk Officer, Help Desk Assistant, ICT Operations Support, ICT User Support, PC Support, Technical Support

Certificate IV in Information Technology Networking



CRICOS CODE 076527G






8 core units: Participate effectively in OHS communication and consultative processes; determine and confirm client business requirements; contribute to copyright, ethics and privacy in an IT environment; install and manage a server; install and configure virtual machines for sustainable ICT; manage network and data integrity; install, operate and troubleshoot a small enterprise branch network; install, configure and test an internet protocol network; plus 9 electives.

Student’s courses are mapped to Industry Certifications from Microsoft and CISCO. Students will study MS Windows Server 2012, Active Directory, Network Infrastructure as well as the CISCO CCNA and Linux topics.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Network Support, Network Operations Support, Network Operations Technician, Network Support Technician

“ I really like TAFE SA because the courses are shorter, more practical, less expensive and more job focused. Most courses also include an on-the-job work placement component, which ensures that students gain the practical skills and industry knowledge that employers are looking for.”Nam Hoang – Vietnam Information Technology



Diploma of Information Technology Networking



CRICOS CODE 076530A






5 core units: Contribute to copyright, ethics and privacy in an IT environment; match IT needs with the strategic direction of the enterprise; install and manage complex ICT networks; implement server virtualisation for a sustainable ICT system; produce an ICT network architecture design; plus 11 electives.

Student’s courses are mapped to Industry Certifications from Microsoft and CISCO. Students will learn to install and operate enterprise messaging and content management and collaboration tools, namely Microsoft Exchange, SharePoint and Office 365.

They will also explore installation, configuration, and management of VMware vSphere and Microsoft Hyper-V, as well as the CISCO CCNA and Linux topics.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Network Administrator, IT Administrator, IT Operations Administrator, Network Services Administrator, Network Support Coordinator, Network Operations Analyst, Network Security Coordinator, Network e-business Coordinator.





Advanced Diploma of Network Security



CRICOS CODE 076534G




Academic IELTS score of 5.5 overall, with a minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent.


5 core units: Implement secure encryption technologies; design and implement a security perimeter for ICT networks; design and implement a security system; plan, configure and test advanced server based security; integrate sustainability in ICT planning and design projects; plus 7 electives.

Student’s courses are mapped to Industry Certifications from Microsoft, CISCO and ARUBA. Students will study the CISCO Security Course, ARUBA Mobility Academy program, Perimeter Security and managing Network infrastructure in a cloud environment using Amazon AWS.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

e-security Specialist, ICT Security Specialist, IT Security Administrator, Systems/Network Administrator, Network Security Specialist, Senior Network Administrator, Systems Security Analyst



Certificate IV in Programming



CRICOS CODE 076528F




General IELTS score of 5.5 overall or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 11 or overseas equivalent.


10 core units: Contribute to copyright, ethics and privacy in an IT environment; apply query language; develop data-driven applications; test applications; automate processes; apply introductory object-oriented language skills, build a user interface; apply introductory programming skills in another language; apply skills in object-oriented design; analyse software requirements; plus 8 electives.

FEES

Average tuition fees per semester AUD $5,250Total tuition fees (52 weeks) AUD $10,500Incidental fees AUD $0Total fees AUD $10,500

CAREER PATHWAYS

Assistant Applications Programmer, Assistant Software Developer, Assistant Web Application Programmer, Assistant Web Developer






CRICOS CODE 076532K







10 core units: Contribute to copyright, ethics and privacy in an IT environment; apply intermediate programming skills in another language; apply advanced object-oriented language skills; manage a project using software management tools; debug and monitor applications; deploy an application to a production environment; validate an application design against specifications; apply advanced programming skills in another language; apply intermediate object-oriented language skills; apply testing techniques for software development; plus 6 electives.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Analyst Programmer Support, Assistant Programming Developer, Assistant Software Applications Programmer, Assistant Software Developer, Database Support Programmer, Web Support Programmer








Certificate IV in Digital Media Technologies



CRICOS CODE 076529E




An academic IELTS score of 5.5 overall with minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 11 or overseas equivalent.


Introduction to the multimedia industry; graphic design and portfolio development using Adobe Illustrator; 2D animation; digital image editing using Adobe Photoshop; website development using Adobe Dreamweaver; 3D modelling using Autodesk 3DS Max; interactive web development in HTML5 and CSS3; digital video production; visual design for multimedia projects; copyright; ethics and privacy.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Assistant Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Specialist

Diploma of Digital Media Technologies



CRICOS CODE 076533J





An academic IELTS score of 5.5 overall, with a minimum of 5.0 in all bands or equivalent. Satisfactory completion of Year 12 or overseas equivalent.


Advanced 2D animation using Adobe Flash and ActionScript programming; advanced digital image editing using Adobe Photoshop; 3D modelling and 3D animation using Autodesk 3DS Max; web programming using PHP/MySQL; mobile application development using Advanced HTML5; video editing using Adobe Premiere Pro; post video production using Adobe After Effects; workplace safety management; managing multimedia projects.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

This qualification provides the skills and knowledge for an individual to be competent in designing, developing and refining digital media technologies as an independent ICT specialist or as part of a team. It provides the opportunity to work in new and emerging digital media technology areas, such as online, and interactive design and development, and with tools and equipment, such as software, Web 2 tools, technologies and mobile devices.



Diploma of Website Development



CRICOS CODE 076531M






Advanced digital image editing using Adobe Photoshop; E-commerce web design and development; web development for mobile devices; mobile application development using Advanced HTML5; video editing using Adobe Premiere Pro; web programming using PHP, ASP.Net and XML; advanced 2D animation and ActionScript programming; website testing and internet preparation; search engine optimisation (SEO); workplace safety management; website development project.

FEES





CAREER PATHWAYS

Web Developer, Web Development Manager, Web Programmer, Website Manager, Webmaster, Web Administrator, Internet Developer



INTERNATIONAL STUDENT APPLICATION FORM

PLEASE COMPLETE ALL SECTIONS USING BLOCK LETTERS Electronic submissions are recommended. Please apply at tafesa.edu.au/international

APPLICANT DETAILS

Family Name Given Names

Date of Birth Male Female Age

Country of Birth

Nationality on Passport

Passport Number Passport Expiry Date

Do you have any type of disability? Yes No If yes what is your disability?

Contact Address in Australia (if applicable)

Postcode

Phone Mobile

Email

Overseas Address

Overseas Contact Number (include area code)

LANGUAGE ABILITY - ATTACH CERTIFIED COPIES OF RESULTS

First language Language spoken at home

If English is not your � rst language, have you passed a recognised English language test in the past 2 years? Yes No

English Test Result

Date taken

EDUCATION HISTORY

Have you ever been excluded/precluded from an Australian CRICOS registered institution? Yes No If yes, please provide supporting documentation.

Details of past education including highest level achieved. (Please attach copies of all results relevant to this application.)

D D M M Y Y

D D M M Y Y

D D M M Y Y

Year School/Institute Country

Name of Quali� cation Course Length Results Attached

YES NO



YES NO



YES NO

TAFE South Australia InternationalLevel 1, 120 Currie StreetAdelaide South Australia 5000

Tel: +61 8 8207 8279 Fax: +61 8 8207 [email protected]/international





PLEASE COMPLETE ALL SECTIONS USING BLOCK LETTERS Electronic submissions are recommended. Please apply at tafesa.edu.au/international

APPLICANT DETAILS

Family Name Given Names

Date of Birth Male Female Age

Country of Birth

Nationality on Passport

Passport Number Passport Expiry Date

Do you have any type of disability? Yes No If yes what is your disability?

Contact Address in Australia (if applicable)

Postcode

Phone Mobile

Email

Overseas Address

Overseas Contact Number (include area code)

LANGUAGE ABILITY - ATTACH CERTIFIED COPIES OF RESULTS

First language Language spoken at home

If English is not your � rst language, have you passed a recognised English language test in the past 2 years? Yes No

English Test Result

Date taken

EDUCATION HISTORY

Have you ever been excluded/precluded from an Australian CRICOS registered institution? Yes No If yes, please provide supporting documentation.

Details of past education including highest level achieved. (Please attach copies of all results relevant to this application.)

D D M M Y Y

D D M M Y Y

D D M M Y Y



YES NO



YES NO



YES NO

TAFE South Australia InternationalLevel 1, 120 Currie StreetAdelaide South Australia 5000

Tel: +61 8 8207 8279 Fax: +61 8 8207 [email protected]/international



UNIVERSITY COURSE

Course Number

University Name

University Course Name

FINANCIAL INFORMATION

Please indicate your source of � nancial support and provide the contact details (for invoicing purposes).

I am a private student supported by myself/my family I am fully sponsored by an Australian Government Scholarship

I am fully sponsored by my home government* I will apply for � nancial aid from my government, my employer or the Australian Government

I am fully sponsored by my employer*

*Attach documentation

Name of Sponsor

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

For mature aged entry students, please attach your Curriculum Vitae (CV) or Resume.

COURSE SELECTION DETAILS (Including University selection)

Year Period of Employment Title Duties

Course Type Name of TAFE SA Course Campus (if known) Commencing: Month/Year (e.g. Jan 2015)

English*

English*

Award

Award

Award

Award

*If you selected General English (starts every Monday) please specify duration in weeks (minimum 5 weeks)

D D M M Y YDuration in weeks Start Date

If you wish to apply for a packaged pathway to a university course, please nominate the university course below. Only selectedTAFE SA courses can be packaged with university courses. Details about courses that are able to be packaged are available at tafesa.edu.au/international


Agent Declaration (if applicable)

I con� rm that I have briefed the applicant on the Terms, Conditions and Policies relating to this application and that I have provided the applicant with relevant information on TAFE South Australia and the course consistent with the requirements of the ESOS Act 2000 and the National Code 2007.

Signed Date

AGENT STAMP

CHECKLIST

Completed all relevant sections of this application.

Attached a copy of your personal details and a signature page of your passport.

Attached copies of your Academic Transcripts. You must also include an explanation of the grading system of your home institution. Certi� ed English translations must be provided together with the home language version.

Attached copies of your English test scores, where applicable.

Signed the declaration, or, where student is under 18, parent/guardian has signed.

All documents must be certi� ed copies. A certi� ed copy is a copy of the original document that has been veri� ed/certi� ed as being a true copy after the original document has been sighted by an authorised person. (eg. a TAFE South Australian staff member, agent, Justice of the Peace).

VISA DETAILS

Are you applying in Australia or overseas? In Australia Overseas

Do you hold an Australian Visa? Yes No If ‘Yes’ Type of Visa

Visa Expiry Date Sub-class (eg. 570, 572, 573)

At which Embassy/High Commission/Immigration Of� ce will you lodge your Student Visa Application?

Have you ever had a visa refused, cancelled, overstayed your visa or been issued a non-compliance notice? Yes No

If yes, please provide the decision record or noti� cation correspondence.

Overseas Student Health Cover (please tick one) No. of adults No. of dependent children Not required

If you already have OSHC, What is your OSHC Membership Number

From To

WHERE DID YOU FIND OUT ABOUT TAFE SOUTH AUSTRALIA?

Exhibition Agent Internet Friend Relative Past Student

School (Specify) Other (Specify)

AGENT INFORMATION

Agent Name

Email

D D M M Y Y

D D M M Y Y

D D M M Y Y

D D M M Y Y

Agent Declaration (if applicable)

I con� rm that I have briefed the applicant on the Terms, Conditions and Policies relating to this application and that I have provided the applicant with relevant information on TAFE South Australia and the course consistent with the requirements of the ESOS Act 2000 and the National Code 2007.

Signed Date

AGENT STAMP

CHECKLIST

Completed all relevant sections of this application.

Attached a copy of your personal details and a signature page of your passport.

Attached copies of your Academic Transcripts. You must also include an explanation of the grading system of your home institution. Certi� ed English translations must be provided together with the home language version.

Attached copies of your English test scores, where applicable.

Signed the declaration, or, where student is under 18, parent/guardian has signed.

All documents must be certi� ed copies. A certi� ed copy is a copy of the original document that has been veri� ed/certi� ed as being a true copy after the original document has been sighted by an authorised person. (eg. a TAFE South Australian staff member, agent, Justice of the Peace).

VISA DETAILS

Are you applying in Australia or overseas? In Australia Overseas

Do you hold an Australian Visa? Yes No If ‘Yes’ Type of Visa

Visa Expiry Date Sub-class (eg. 570, 572, 573)

At which Embassy/High Commission/Immigration Of� ce will you lodge your Student Visa Application?

Have you ever had a visa refused, cancelled, overstayed your visa or been issued a non-compliance notice? Yes No

If yes, please provide the decision record or noti� cation correspondence.

Overseas Student Health Cover (please tick one) No. of adults No. of dependent children Not required

If you already have OSHC, What is your OSHC Membership Number

From To

WHERE DID YOU FIND OUT ABOUT TAFE SOUTH AUSTRALIA?

Exhibition Agent Internet Friend Relative Past Student

School (Specify) Other (Specify)

AGENT INFORMATION

Agent Name

Email

D D M M Y Y

D D M M Y Y

D D M M Y Y

D D M M Y Y

PRIVACY STATEMENTPersonal information you supply and consent to being contacted about is to be used by TAFE South Australia in connection with this application for study at TAFE South Australia. Provision of information is voluntary but, if not provided, the application may be hindered.

TAFE South Australia will not disclose personal information to outside parties, other than as provided in this form, unless required by law, you consent to it or it is needed to prevent serious imminent threat to a person’s health or safety.

You can access and correct personal information by contacting the TAFE South Australia International Unit.

Please forward completed application and certi� ed true copies of documents to [email protected]

Student Signature

Print Name

Date

Parent/Guardian Signature

Print Name

Date

D D M M Y Y

D D M M Y Y

If student is under the age of 18, parent/guardian must sign

CRICOS Provider Name: TAFE SA T/A TAFE South Australia CRICOS Provider No: 00092B

DECLARATION

1. I declare that the information contained in this application and the supporting documentation is correct. I acknowledge that in the event that inaccurate, false, fraudulent or misleading information or documentation is provided that TAFE South Australia reserves the right to cancel my registration and enrolment. I understand that TAFE SA reserves the right to inform other institutions and the relevant government departments of the provision of any such fraudulent documentation or information.

2. I accept that TAFE South Australia has the right to cancel or vary any offer or enrolment if it is found to have been made on the basis of an error by TAFE South Australia with regard to the assessment of my application against the Assessment Policy and admission rules.

3. I hereby consent to being contacted in connection with this application and any subsequent enrolment by text message, email or other electronic means and note that I may, at any time, opt out of being contacted by any such electronic means by contacting TAFE South Australia International and so advising.

4. I confi rm that I have read and understood, and agree to be bound, by the Course Requirements, Terms and Conditions, and Fee Payment & Refund Procedures as outlined at tafesa.edu.au/international.

5. I confi rm I have suffi cient fi nancial resources to pay for travel, tuition and living expenses for myself and any dependants for the duration of my stay in Australia. I understand that if I obtain work in Australia this is considered an opportunity for social interaction and not as a source of income. I am a genuine student and I intend to obtain a successful education outcome and stay in Australia temporarily.

6. I authorise TAFE South Australia to make enquiries and obtain information and my offi cial records from third parties including but not limited to the Department of Immigration and Border Protection, government bodies, educational institutions previously attended by me, former or current employers and fi nancial institutions. I understand that TAFE South Australia may release my personal information to its partner educational institutions, government departments or any other relevant bodies for verifi cation and assessment. Any information obtained will be kept on record and considered when assessing my application for entry into the program.

7. I understand that this declaration, and the availability of complaints and appeals processes, does not remove my right to take further action under Australia’s consumer protection laws.

8. I understand and consent that my personal information provided to TAFE South Australia may be made available to the health insurance provider, pathway providers, Commonwealth and State agencies, pursuant to obligations under the ESOS Act 2000 and the National Code of Practice 2007

9. I understand and consent that this information may also be shared with any contractor(s) engaged by TAFE South Australia to provide advice or services in connection with any aspect of TAFE South Australia’s international students program or operation.




Download the Details

TAFE South Australiatafesa.edu.au/international

General InformationStudyAdelaide studyadelaide.com

MYSA International mysa.com.au/international

Health Coverahmoshc.com/english.aspx

immi.gov.au/students/health-insurance.htm

Working While Studying seek.com.au

careerone.com.au

Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) immi.gov.au

Student Visas immi.gov.au/students

Office of the Training Advocate trainingadvocate.sa.gov.au/home/ international-students

IELTS IELTS.org

TOEFLtoefl.org

AccommodationRegency International Housetafesa.edu.au/campuses/metro/regency/accommodation-regency-campus

Student Living Australia studentliving.com.au

Homestay Network homestaynetwork.org

UniLodge unilodge.com.au/adelaide

Urban Nest urbanest.com.au/accommodation/adelaide

South AustraliaSouth Australian Government sa.gov.au

Tourism SA southaustralia.com

Adelaide Metro (Busses, Trains and Trams) adelaidemetro.com.au

Fees, Refunds, Policies & ResponsibilitiesAll information regarding fees, refunds and conditions can be found on the TAFE South Australia International website.

Fees and Refundstafesa.edu.au/international/apply-international-student/int-fees-refunds

Policies and Responsibilitiestafesa.edu.au/international/apply-international-student/int-policies-responsibilities

Important InformationDisclaimer

As TAFE South Australia courses are continuously being developed, improved or replaced, you are advised to confirm all details of the course on the website tafesa.edu.au/international before enrolling. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this publication was up to date at the time of printing. TAFE South Australia may amend details without notice and for any reason in response to changing circumstances. Further, TAFE South Australia, reserves the right to change the content or the method of presentation of any course, or to withdraw any course that it offers.


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CRICOS Provider Number 00092B

TAFE SA InternationalAdelaide City Campus, Level 1, 120 Currie Street, Adelaide, South Australia 5000

Tel: +61 8 8207 8279 Fax: +61 8 8207 8283 Email: [email protected]

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