TGSS TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTS - tafesa.edu.au - TAFE SA
←
→
Page content transcription
If your browser does not render page correctly, please read the page content below
TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTS tafesa.edu.au
Increase your students’ future
options by training with TAFE SA
Through participating in the Training Guarantee for SACE Students (TGSS) scheme your students
are assisted and encouraged to work towards a VET qualification at certificate III (or higher).
TAFE SA has a wide variety of courses available for your students. To find out more about each
course, or to enrol, please contact the person listed on the specific course page within this guide.
Refer to
skills.sa.gov.au Some courses are Access to subsidised
subject to minimum numbers training is dependent upon
for current forms and
student eligibility criteria
eligibility information
PRICING
Semester 1, 2021
We look forward to
>C
ertificate II fee free
for eligible students
helping your students
> Certificate III $2.70 p/h*
(*$1.20 per hour with concession) into their VET pathway
TAFE SA options for school students
Training Guarantee for SACE Students (TGSS) Courses for School Students – VET for Schools
The Training Guarantee for SACE Students (TGSS) is for school TAFE SA has designed a range of accredited and non-
students who plan to undertake vocational training upon accredited short courses and qualifications specifically for
leaving school. To study a TGSS course, you must be in year high school students. These courses provide an opportunity
11 at a minimum, and be 16 years old, or turning 16 during for school students to trial studies in an area of interest.
year 11. A TGSS course allows you to start studying a TAFE SA
The accredited short courses and qualifications may provide
qualification while you're still at school, and you'll be guaranteed
a pathway to further studies through the Training Guarantee
a place to finish the qualification at TAFE SA upon completion of
for SACE Students, School Based Apprenticeships and
your SACE. If you are a school student interested in undertaking
Traineeships or further studies with TAFE SA.
a full qualification this guide outlines information about the
TGSS program and course options. If you are a school student interested in a short courses
and qualifications, this guide provides information and
To download the TGSS booklet visit:
options currently available.
tafesa.edu.au/apply-enrol/secondary-school-courses
To download the VET for Schools guide visit:
tafesa.edu.au/apply-enrol/secondary-school-courses
All information is correct at time of printing but may be subject to change.
ARTS & DESIGN
Certificate III in Screen and Media (CUA31015) 3
BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION
Certificate II in Construction Pathways (CPC20211) 5
Certificate II in Electrotechnology (Career Start) (UEE22011) 6
Certificate ll in Plumbing (Pre-apprenticeship) (22304VIC) 7
CONTENTS
COMMUNITY SERVICES
Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing) (CHC33015) 9
Certificate II in Community Services (CHC22015) 10
Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care (CHC30113) 11
Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability) (CHC33015) 12
Certificate III in Individual Support (Home and Community) (CHC33015) 13
HAIR & BEAUTY
Certificate II in Salon Assistant (SHB20216) 15
HEALTH & LIFESTYLE
Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance (HLT33015) 17
Certificate III in Health Services Assistance (HLT33115) 18
HOSPITALITY & TOURISM
Certificate III in Tourism (SIT30116) 20
Certificate II in Kitchen Operations (SIT20416) 21
Certificate II in Hospitality (SIT20316) 22
Certificate II in Food Processing (Specialising in Baking) (FBP20117) 23
MINING, ENGINEERING & AUTOMOTIVE
Certificate ll in Engineering Pathways (MEM20413) 25
Certificate II in Automotive Servicing Technology (AUR20516) 26
PRIMARY INDUSTRIES & SCIENCE
Certificate II in Rural Operations (AHC21216) 28
Certificate III in Rural Operations (AHC32816) 29
Certificate II in Horticulture (AHC20416) 30
Certificate II in Agriculture (AHC20116) 31
Certificate III in Agriculture (AHC20116) 32
Certificate III in Animal Studies (ACM30117) 33
Certificate II in Aquaculture (SFI20119) 34
TAFE SA | TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTS 2021 RTO: 41026 | CRICOS: 00092B | HEP: 14002 | February 2021 1
ARTS & DESIGN
ARTS & DESIGN
Screen and media
CERTIFICATE III IN
SCREEN AND MEDIA [CUA31015]
This is an online course. Learn a range of skills and knowledge across 3D modelling animation and digital imaging video
assets and design. Study in an online class with a lecturer at hand via video conference to guide you through a range of
experiences in this exciting field. Use this course to explore your media specialisation for further study. Study from your
home or school in your region.
COURSE DELIVERY Two semesters or nine months of delivery, one day per week. Concludes first week of November.
DAY, TIME AND DATES E
very Thursday during SA school terms, 9.00am – 4.00pm. Offered once per year at the commencement
of semester one.
It is recommended that students do not have a full study band at school if they also wish to study this
RECOMMENDATION
course. This course contains some complexity in handling software and will require six hours homework
per week, and six hours on each delivery day. Schools should consider acquiring the software listed in
additional information.
COMPETENCIES DELIVERED
NATIONAL CODE CORE/ELECTIVE UNIT NAME NOMINAL HOURS
BSBCRT301 CORE Develop and extend critical and creative thinking skills 40
BSBWHS201 CORE Contribute to health safety of self and others 20
CUAIND301 CORE Work effectively in the creative arts industry 50
CUADIG301 ELECTIVE Prepare video assets 30
CUAACD201 ELECTIVE Develop drawing skills to communicate ideas 60
BSBDES302 ELECTIVE Explore and apply the creative design process to 2D forms 50
CUAANM301 ELECTIVE Create 2D digital animations 35
BSBDES201 ELECTIVE Follow a design process 40
BSBDES303 ELECTIVE Explore and apply the creative design process to 3D forms 50
CUADIG305 ELECTIVE Produce digital images 50
ICTGAM301 ELECTIVE Apply simple modelling techniques 50
REQUIRED TO COMPLETE QUALIFICATION TOTAL HOURS475
Core units – 3
Elective units – 8
TRAINING FORMAT Online
DELIVERY LOCATION Online
FEE/S $2.70 per nominal hour for eligible students
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY To be eligible for the training guarantee, students must be:
> in year 11
> turning 16 years or older in year 11
> enrolled in SACE
> completing, or have completed, VET or work placement related to their career pathway.
CONTACT TGSS@tafesa.edu.au
OTHER INFORMATION Students will participate in the program from their school or equivalent where approved by their school.
Students will require access to Adobe Creative Cloud and Autodesk Maya software and a WACOM
(or equivalent) tablet. Homework is an additional six hours per week.
TAFE SA | TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTS 2021 RTO: 41026 | CRICOS: 00092B | HEP: 14002 | February 2021 3
BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION
BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION
Construction pathways
CERTIFICATE II IN
CONSTRUCTION PATHWAYS [CPC20211]
This qualification can specialise in Carpentry and Wood Trades. It provides a pathway to the primary trades
in the construction industry (with the exception of plumbing). Trade outcomes are predominantly achieved
through an Australian Apprenticeship.
COURSE DELIVERY Part time for 34 weeks
DAY, TIME AND DATES Varies depending on location
COMPETENCIES DELIVERED
NATIONAL CODE CORE/ELECTIVE UNIT NAME NOMINAL HOURS
CPCCCM1012A Core Work effectively and sustainably in the construction industry 20
CPCCCM1013A Core Plan and organise work 20
CPCCCM1014A Core Conduct workplace communication 20
CPCCCM1015A Core Carry out measurements and Calculations 20
CPCCCM2001A Core Read and interpret plans and specifications 36
CPCCOHS2001A Core Apply OHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction Industry 20
CPCCCA2011A Elective Handle carpentry materials 16
CPCCCA2002B Elective Use carpentry tools & equipment 96
CPCCJN2002B Elective Prepare for off-site manufacturing process 32
CPCCJN2001A Elective Assemble components 32
CPCCCM2006B Elective Apply Basic Levelling procedures 8
CPCCVE1011A Elective Undertake a Basic Construction project 40
REQUIRED TO COMPLETE QUALIFICATION TOTAL HOURS360
Core units – 6
Elective units – 6
TRAINING FORMAT Classroom/online/workshop
DELIVERY LOCATION Tonsley, Elizabeth, Noarlunga and selected TAFE SA regional campuses
FEE/S Fee free for TGSS eligible students
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY To be eligible for the training guarantee, students must be:
> in year 11
> turning 16 years or older in year 11
> enrolled in SACE
> completing, or have completed, VET or work placement related to their career pathway.
CONTACT TGSS@tafesa.edu.au
TAFE SA | TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTS 2021 RTO: 41026 | CRICOS: 00092B | HEP: 14002 | February 2021 5
BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION
Electrotechnology
CERTIFICATE II IN
ELECTROTECHNOLOGY (CAREER START) [UEE22011]
This course opens the door to careers in the high-tech Electrotechnology Industry, which is essential for today’s energy
dependent lifestyle.
The growing industry requires qualified tradespersons in the areas of domestic and commercial electrical installations;
electrical power generation and distribution; telecommunications and security systems; air-conditioning and refrigeration;
instrumentation and process control; renewable and sustainable energy and electric vehicles and rail transport.
You will learn the fundamental electrical knowledge and skills to be work ready. It also provides a pathway to those
who are wanting to gain an apprenticeship as an Electrician. If an apprenticeship is obtained many of the units are
transferable to Certificate III in Electrotechnology (UEE30811).
The Electrotechnology industry highly regard this course as a benchmark for applying for apprenticeships with major
South Australian electrical companies. tafesa.edu.au/xml/course/aw/aw_TP00420.aspx
COURSE DELIVERY TAFE SA metropolitan and Mount Gambier locations. One day per week, approx. 38 weeks.
Regional north locations; block delivery, eight blocks throughout the academic year.
DAY, TIME AND DATES 8.00am – 4.30pm. Starting week of 1 February. Attendance format dependant on location.
COMPETENCIES DELIVERED
NATIONAL CODE CORE/ELECTIVE UNIT NAME NOMINAL HOURS
UEENEEE101A Core Apply Occupational Health and Safety regulations, codes and practices in the workplace 20
UEENEEE104A Core Solve problems in d.c. circuits 80
UEENEEE141A Core Use of routine equipment/plant/technologies in an energy sector environment 40
UEENEEE148A Core Carry out routine work activities in an energy sector environment 40
UEENEEE179A Core Identify and select components, accessories and materials for energy sector work activities 20
UEENEEK142A Core Apply environmentally and sustainable procedures in the energy sector 20
CPCCWHS1001 Elective (A) Prepare to work safely in the construction industry 10
HLTAID001 Elective (A) Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation 10
UEENEEE102A Elective (B) Fabricate, assemble and dismantle utilities industry components 40
UEENEEE105A Elective (B) Fix and secure electrotechnology equipment 20
UEENEEE130A Elective (B) Provide solutions and report on routine electrotechnology problem 60
REQUIRED TO COMPLETE QUALIFICATION TOTAL HOURS360
Core units – 6
Elective units – 5
TRAINING FORMAT Blended Delivery. Combination of face-to-face and online.
DELIVERY LOCATION TAFE SA Tonsley, Noarlunga, Regency, Elizabeth, Whyalla, Port Pirie and Mount Gambier.
FEE/S Fee free with the exception of the course textbook ($170.00) and safety equipment (approx. $100).
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY To be eligible for the training guarantee, students must be:
> in year 11
> turning 16 years or older in year 11
> enrolled in SACE
> completing, or have completed, VET or work placement related to their career pathway.
CONTACT TGSS@tafesa.edu.au
OTHER INFORMATION Students are advised that this course is roughly 60% theory and requires a higher level of math and physics
when compared to other Certificate II courses.
6 TAFE SA | TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTS 2021 RTO: 41026 | CRICOS: 00092B | HEP: 14002 | February 2021
COMMUNITY SERVICES
COMMUNITY SERVICES
Ageing support
CERTIFICATE III IN
INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT (AGEING) [CHC33015]
This course provides skills for work primarily undertaken in residential aged care facilities under direct or regular
supervision within clearly defined organisational policies, guidelines and service delivery plans. It is also accepted
by various community-based service providers.
COURSE DELIVERY 18 months
DAY, TIME AND DATES Part-time, various locations, day and times vary. This qualification may be offered at other locations based
on individual negotiation with the Educational Manager. Students to commence at start of semester.
It is recommended that students do not have a full study band at school if they wish to also study this
RECOMMENDATION
qualification at TAFE SA.
Not all units listed below are offered in the part-time group during normal school hours. Students will need
NOTE
to attend other classes to meet all the competencies.
COMPETENCIES DELIVERED
NATIONAL CODE CORE/ELECTIVE UNIT NAME NOMINAL HOURS
CHCCCS015 Core Provide individualised support 30
CHCCCS023 Core Support independence and wellbeing 80
CHCCOM005 Core Communicate and work in health or community services 30
CHCDIV001 Core Work with diverse people 40
CHCLEG001 Core Work legally and ethically 55
HLTAAP001 Core Recognise healthy body systems 70
HLTWHS002 Core Follow safe work practices for direct client care 25
CHCAGE001 Elective Facilitate the empowerment of older people 50
CHCAGE005 Elective Provide support to people living with dementia 65
CHCCCS011 Elective Meet personal support needs 60
HLTINF001 Elective Comply with infection prevention and control policies and procedures 25
HLTAID003 Elective Provide first aid 18
CHCAGE002 Elective Implement falls prevention strategies 40
REQUIRED TO COMPLETE QUALIFICATION TOTAL HOURS588
Core units – 7
Elective units – 6
TRAINING FORMAT Online delivery, virtual and physical face-to-face workshops and simulated work environment on campus.
DELIVERY LOCATION TAFE SA Mount Gambier, Murray Bridge, Victor Harbor, Barossa Valley, Berri, Port Pirie, Whyalla and
Port Lincoln. Enquiries from other locations are welcome.
FEE/S $2.70 per nominal hour for eligible students
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY To be eligible for the training guarantee, students must be:
> in year 11
> turning 16 years or older in year 11
> enrolled in SACE
> completing, or have completed, VET or work placement related to their career pathway.
CONTACT TGSS@tafesa.edu.au
OTHER INFORMATION To achieve this qualification, the candidate must have completed at least 120 hours of work as detailed in the
Assessment Requirements of the units of competency.
TAFE SA | TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTS 2021 RTO: 41026 | CRICOS: 00092B | HEP: 14002 | February 2021 9COMMUNITY SERVICES
Community services
CERTIFICATE II IN
COMMUNITY SERVICES [CHC22015]
This course provides skills for working within the broader community services as well as transferable skills for many
other industries. It is an entry level course. Not all elective units are included below; alternative units may be selected
to suit schools’ individual needs.
COURSE DELIVERY To be prearranged by the schools prior to year commencement. Current options include a six month
delivery with block workshops or 12 month delivery, one day per week.
DAY, TIME AND DATES Commences in February 2020 – various end dates depending on delivery site and individual programs.
This course is recommended for students who would like to explore further studies in careers that are
RECOMMENDATION
focused on people and their communities. It will provide students with vocational pathways to transition
into further Cert III studies in areas such as Childcare, Community Services, Aged Care.
COMPETENCIES DELIVERED
NATIONAL CODE CORE/ELECTIVE UNIT NAME NOMINAL HOURS
CHCCOM001 Core Provide first point of contact 35
CHCCOM005 Core Communicate and work in health or community services 30
CHCDIV001 Core Work with diverse people 40
HLTWHS001 Core Participate in workplace health and safety 20
BSBWOR202 Core Organise and complete daily work activities 20
CHCDIV002 Elective Promote Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander cultural safety 25
FSKDIG003 Elective Use digital technology for non-routine workplace tasks 15
HLTWHS006 Elective Manage personal stressors in the work environment 25
HLTAID003 Elective Provide first aid 18
REQUIRED TO COMPLETE QUALIFICATION TOTAL HOURS228
Core units – 5
Elective units – 4
TRAINING FORMAT To be discussed further with schools/partnerships however delivery design includes online facilitation
via Blackboard Collaborate and compulsory workshops as determined by the partnership.
DELIVERY LOCATION Current delivery agreements are in place with schools in the Edward John Eyre High School, Western
Adelaide Secondary Schools Network (WASSN).
FEE/S Fee free for TGSS eligible students
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY To be eligible for the training guarantee, students must be:
> in year 11
> turning 16 years or older in year 11
> enrolled in SACE
> completing, or have completed, VET or work placement related to their career pathway.
CONTACT TGSS@tafesa.edu.au
OTHER INFORMATION Only open to students within the current partnerships between their school and TAFE SA.
10 TAFE SA | TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTS 2021 RTO: 41026 | CRICOS: 00092B | HEP: 14002 | February 2021COMMUNITY SERVICES
Early childhood education
CERTIFICATE III IN
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND CARE [CHC30113]
The work undertaken in this qualification reflects the role of educators in a range of early childhood education settings.
They support the implementation of an approved learning framework, support children’s wellbeing, learning and development.
COURSE DELIVERY 38 weeks per year, one day per week
DAY, TIME AND DATES Thursday (depending on location), 9.30am – 3.30pm, February – December
RECOMMENDATION Completion of a full Certificate III will occur over two years, it is not recommended to do the Certificate III
in less than two years due to requirements of the Training Package.
NOTE Not all units listed below are offered in the part-time group during normal school hours. Students will need
to attend other classes to meet all the competencies Competencies and schedule class time may differ
depending on location.
Vocational Placement is an essential part of the achievement of this qualification. To meet Training Package
requirements students spend approximately 20 days each year on placement in a regulated children’s service.
COMPETENCIES DELIVERED
NATIONAL CODE CORE/ELECTIVE UNIT NAME NOMINAL HOURS
CHCECE002 Core Ensure the health and safety of children 63
HLTWHS001 Core Participate in workplace health & safety 20
HLTAID004 Core Provide an emergency first aid response in an education and care setting 20
CHCECE007 Core Develop positive & respectful relationships with children 70
CHCECE010 Core Support the holistic development of children in early childhood 70
CHCECE011 Core Provide experiences to support children’s play & learning 40
CHCECE003 Core Provide care for children 70
CHCECE004 Core Promote & provide healthy food and drinks 35
CHCECE009 Core Use an approved learning framework to guide practice 70
CHCECE005 Core Provide care for babies and toddlers 60
CHCECE001 Core Develop cultural competence 70
CHCDIV001 Elective Work with diverse people 40
CHCLEG001 Core Work legally & ethically 55
CHCPRT001 Core Identify & respond to children & young people at risk 40
CHCDIV002 Core Promote Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander cultural safety 25
CHCECE012 Elective Support the children to connect to the world 40
CHCECE013 Core Use information about children to inform practice 40
ChCECE018 Elective Nurture creativity in children 80
REQUIRED TO COMPLETE QUALIFICATION TOTAL HOURS908
Core units – 15
Elective units – 3
TRAINING FORMAT Classroom/workshops/online learning/vocational placement
DELIVERY LOCATION TAFE SA Port Lincoln, Mt Gambier, Port Pirie, Murray Bridge and Berri
FEE/S $
2.70 per nominal hour for eligible students. Students will be required to lodge a working with children check
before going on placement ($59.40).
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY To be eligible for the training guarantee, students must be:
> in year 11
> turning 16 years or older in year 11
> enrolled in SACE
> completing, or have completed, VET or work placement related to their career pathway.
CONTACT TGSS@tafesa.edu.au
OTHER INFORMATION Minimum of 30 hours work experience in a Child Care Service or Early Junior Primary Class or previous
study in the Certificate II in Community Services (childcare focus).
TAFE SA | TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTS 2021 RTO: 41026 | CRICOS: 00092B | HEP: 14002 | February 2021 11COMMUNITY SERVICES
Disability support
CERTIFICATE III IN
INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT (DISABILITY) [CHC33015]
This course provides skills for work primarily undertaken in residential aged care facilities under direct or regular
supervision within clearly defined organisational policies, guidelines and service delivery plans. It is also accepted
by various community-based service providers.
COURSE DELIVERY 18 months
DAY, TIME AND DATES Part-time: Various locations, day and times vary. This qualification may be offered at other locations based
on individual negotiation with the Educational Manager. Students to commence at start of semester.
It is recommended that students do not have a full study band at school if they wish to also study this
RECOMMENDATION
qualification at TAFE SA.
Not all units listed below are offered in the part-time group during normal school hours. Students will need
NOTE
to attend other classes to meet all the competencies.
ADDITIONAL UNIT HLTAID003 – Provide first aid, costs an additional fee of $90.00 per student and is subject to minimum
numbers and availability. It may be required by some industry providers.
COMPETENCIES DELIVERED
NATIONAL CODE CORE/ELECTIVE UNIT NAME NOMINAL HOURS
CHCCCS015 Core Provide individualised support 30
CHCCCS023 Core Support independence and wellbeing 80
CHCCOM005 Core Communicate and work in health or community services 30
CHCDIV001 Core Work with diverse people 40
CHCLEG001 Core Work legally and ethically 55
HLTAAP001 Core Recognise healthy body systems 70
HLTWHS002 Core Follow safe work practices for direct client care 25
CHCDIS001 Elective Contribute to ongoing skills development using a strengths-based approach 40
CHCDIS002 Elective Follow established person-centred behaviour supports 50
CHCDIS003 Elective Support community participation and social inclusion 60
HLTINF001 Elective Comply with infection prevention and control policies and procedures 25
CHCDIS007 Elective Facilitate the empowerment of people with a disability 100
CHCCS026 Elective Transport Individuals 20
REQUIRED TO COMPLETE QUALIFICATION TOTAL HOURS620
Core units – 7
Elective units – 6
TRAINING FORMAT Online delivery, virtual and physical face-to-face workshops and simulated work environment on campus.
DELIVERY LOCATION TAFE SA Mount Gambier, Murray Bridge, Victor Harbor, Noarlunga, Barossa Valley, Berri, Port Pirie, Whyalla
and Port Lincoln. Enquiries from other locations are welcome.
FEE/S $2.70 per nominal hour for eligible students
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY To be eligible for the training guarantee, students must be:
> in year 11
> turning 16 years or older in year 11
> enrolled in SACE
> completing, or have completed, VET or work placement related to their career pathway.
CONTACT TGSS@tafesa.edu.au
OTHER INFORMATION To achieve this qualification, the candidate must have completed at least 120 hours of work as detailed in the
Assessment Requirements of the units of competency.
12 TAFE SA | TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTS 2021 RTO: 41026 | CRICOS: 00092B | HEP: 14002 | February 2021COMMUNITY SERVICES
Home and community support
CERTIFICATE III IN
INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT (HOME AND COMMUNITY) [CHC33015]
This course provides skills for work primarily undertaken in residential aged care facilities under direct or regular
supervision within clearly defined organisational policies, guidelines and service delivery plans. It is also accepted
by various community-based service providers.
COURSE DELIVERY 18 months
DAY, TIME AND DATES Part-time: Various locations, day and times vary. This qualification may be offered at other locations based
on individual negotiation with the Educational Manager. Students to commence at start of semester.
It is recommended that students do not have a full study band at school if they wish to also study this
RECOMMENDATION
qualification at TAFE SA.
Not all units listed below are offered in the part-time group during normal school hours. Students will need
NOTE
to attend other classes to meet all the competencies.
ADDITIONAL UNIT HLTAID003 – Provide first aid, costs an additional fee of $90.00 per student and is subject to minimum
numbers and availability. It may be required by some industry providers.
COMPETENCIES DELIVERED
NATIONAL CODE CORE/ELECTIVE UNIT NAME NOMINAL HOURS
CHCCCS015 Core Provide individualised support 30
CHCCCS023 Core Support independence and wellbeing 80
CHCCOM005 Core Communicate and work in health or community services 30
CHCDIV001 Core Work with diverse people 40
CHCLEG001 Core Work legally and ethically 55
HLTAAP001 Core Recognise healthy body systems 70
HLTWHS002 Core Follow safe work practices for direct client care 25
CHCAGE001 Elective Facilitate the empowerment of older people 50
CHCCCS011 Elective Meet personal support needs 60
CHCCCS025 Elective Provide home and community support services 50
CHCHCS001 Elective Support relationships with carers and families 70
HLTINF001 Elective Comply with infection prevention and control policies and procedures 25
CHCAGE002 Elective Implement falls prevention strategies 40
REQUIRED TO COMPLETE QUALIFICATION TOTAL HOURS650
Core units – 7
Elective units – 6
TRAINING FORMAT Online delivery, virtual and physical face-to-face workshops and simulated work environment on campus.
DELIVERY LOCATION TAFE SA Mount Gambier, Murray Bridge, Victor Harbor, Noarlunga, Barossa Valley, Berri, Port Pirie, Whyalla
and Port Lincoln. Enquiries from other locations are welcome.
FEE/S $2.70 per nominal hour for eligible students
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY To be eligible for the training guarantee, students must be:
> in year 11
> turning 16 years or older in year 11
> enrolled in SACE
> completing, or have completed, VET or work placement related to their career pathway.
CONTACT TGSS@tafesa.edu.au
OTHER INFORMATION To achieve this qualification, the candidate must have completed at least 120 hours of work as detailed in the
Assessment Requirements of the units of competency.
TAFE SA | TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTS 2021 RTO: 41026 | CRICOS: 00092B | HEP: 14002 | February 2021 13HAIR & BEAUTY
HAIR & BEAUTY
Salon assistant
CERTIFICATE II IN
SALON ASSISTANT [SHB20216]
You will learn about interacting with clients and providing hairdressing services, combined with developing skills to
become an integral part of a highly creative team. The course provides an insight into the industry and you will gain
practical skills in hairdressing and barbering.
COURSE DELIVERY 35 week per year. Delivered at TAFE SA – locations vary depending on availability and minimum numbers
apply/on site at school – approved inspection required, and minimum numbers apply.
DAY, TIME AND DATES Four terms, one day per week during term dates, 9.30am – 4.30pm. Offered twice per year at the
commencement of semester one and semester two. Students must register in week seven, the term
prior to commencement. Block release training available.
It is recommended that students commence no later than semester two of Year 11 (SACE Stage 1) studies
RECOMMENDATION
to ensure completion by the end of Year 12 (SACE Stage II). It is recommended that students do not have
full study band at school if they wish to also study at TAFE SA.
COMPETENCIES DELIVERED
NATIONAL CODE CORE/ELECTIVE UNIT NAME NOMINAL HOURS
BSBWHS201 Core Contribute to health and safety of self and others 20
SHBHBAS001 Core Provide shampoo and basin services 40
SHBHDES001 Core Dry hair to shape 40
SHBHIND001 Core Maintain and organise tools, equipment and work areas 20
SHBXCCS001 Core Conduct salon financial transactions 25
SHBXCCS003 Core Greet and prepare clients for salon services 10
SHBXIND001 Core Comply with organisational requirements within a personal services environment 45
SHBXIND002 Core Communicate as part of a salon team 30
SHBHBAS002 Elective Provide head, neck and shoulder massages for relaxation 20
SHBXCCS004 Elective Recommend products and services 20
SHBHDES002 Elective Braid hair 30
SHBHIND002 Elective Research and use hairdressing industry information 15
REQUIRED TO COMPLETE QUALIFICATION TOTAL HOURS315
Core units – 8
Elective units – 4
TRAINING FORMAT Simulated salon, classroom and online
DELIVERY LOCATION TAFE SA Adelaide City, Elizabeth, Noarlunga, Rosewater, Berri, Clare, Mount Gambier, Port Pirie, Whyalla.
– minimum numbers apply. Enquiries from other locations are welcome.
FEE/S Fee free for TGSS eligible students + student kit $100
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY To be eligible for the training guarantee, students must be:
> in year 11
> turning 16 years or older in year 11
> enrolled in SACE
> completing, or have completed, VET or work placement related to their career pathway.
CONTACT TGSS@tafesa.edu.au
TAFE SA | TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTS 2021 RTO: 41026 | CRICOS: 00092B | HEP: 14002 | February 2021 15HEALTH & LIFESTYLE
HEALTH & LIFESTYLE
Allied health
CERTIFICATE III IN
ALLIED HEALTH ASSISTANCE [HLT33015]
This course provides knowledge and skills for workers who help allied health professionals. Workers at this level
operate under direct supervision of an Allied Health Professional, to assist with therapeutic interventions.
COURSE DELIVERY 18 months
DAY, TIME AND DATES Part-time: Various locations, day and times vary. This qualification may be offered at other locations based
on individual negotiation with the Educational Manager. Students to commence at start of semester.
It is recommended that students do not have a full study band at school if they wish to also study this
RECOMMENDATION
qualification at TAFE SA.
Not all units listed below are offered in the part-time group during normal school hours. Students will need
NOTE
to attend other classes to meet all the competencies.
ADDITIONAL UNIT HLTAID003 – Provide first aid, costs an additional fee of $90.00 per student and is subject to minimum
numbers and availability. It may be required by some industry providers.
COMPETENCIES DELIVERED
NATIONAL CODE CORE/ELECTIVE UNIT NAME NOMINAL HOURS
HLTINF001 Core Comply with infection prevention and control policies and procedures 25
BSBMED301 Core Interpret and apply medical terminology appropriately 60
CHCCOM005 Core Communicate and work in health or community services 30
CHCDIV001 Core Work with diverse people 40
HLTWHS001 Core Participate in workplace health and safety 20
HLTAAP001 Core Recognise healthy body systems 70
HLTAHA001 Core Assist with an allied health program 65
CHCCCS010 Core Maintain a high standard of service 30
HLTFSE001 Elective Follow basic food safety practices 30
CHCCCS002 Elective Assist with Movement 25
CHCCCS015 Elective Provide individualised support 30
REQUIRED TO COMPLETE QUALIFICATION TOTAL HOURS425
Core units – 8
Elective units – 3
TRAINING FORMAT Online delivery, virtual and physical face-to-face workshops and simulated work environment on campus.
DELIVERY LOCATION TAFE SA Mount Gambier, Murray Bridge, Mount Barker, Victor Harbor, Noarlunga, Adelaide City, Salisbury,
Barossa Valley, Berri, Port Pirie, Whyalla and Port Lincoln. Enquiries from other locations are welcome.
FEE/S $2.70 per nominal hour for eligible students
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY To be eligible for the training guarantee, students must be:
> in year 11
> turning 16 years or older in year 11
> enrolled in SACE
> completing, or have completed, VET or work placement related to their career pathway.
CONTACT TGSS@tafesa.edu.au
TAFE SA | TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTS 2021 RTO: 41026 | CRICOS: 00092B | HEP: 14002 | February 2021 17HEALTH & LIFESTYLE
Health services
CERTIFICATE III IN
HEALTH SERVICES ASSISTANCE [HLT33115]
This qualification will assist you to gain the skills to provide safe, high-quality care to clients, under supervision.
You could work in a range of settings, including hospitals and aged care facilities. This course provides an excellent
foundation for studies in allied health, aged care, disability and nursing.
COURSE DELIVERY 18 months
DAY, TIME AND DATES Part-time: Various locations, day and times vary. This qualification may be offered at other locations based
on individual negotiation with the Educational Manager. Students to commence at start of semester.
It is recommended that students do not have a full study band at school if they wish to also study this
RECOMMENDATION
qualification at TAFE SA.
Not all units listed below are offered in the part-time group during normal school hours. Students will need
NOTE
to attend other classes to meet all the competencies.
ADDITIONAL UNIT HLTAID003 – Provide first aid, costs an additional fee of $90.00 per student and is subject to minimum
numbers and availability. It may be required by some industry providers.
COMPETENCIES DELIVERED
NATIONAL CODE CORE/ELECTIVE UNIT NAME NOMINAL HOURS
HLTINF001 Core Comply with infection prevention and control policies and procedures 25
BSBMED301 Core Interpret and apply medical terminology appropriately 60
CHCCOM005 Core Communicate and work in health or community services 30
CHCDIV001 Core Work with diverse people 40
HLTWHS001 Core Participate in workplace health and safety 20
HLTAAP001 Core Recognise healthy body systems 70
BSBWOR301 Core Organise personal work priorities and development 30
CHCCCS012 Elective Prepare and maintain beds 15
HLTFSE001 Elective Follow basic food safety practices 30
CHCDIV002 Elective Promote Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander cultural safety 25
CHCCCS002 Elective Assist with movement 25
HLTWHS006 Elective Manage personal stressors in the work environment 25
CHCCCS015 Elective Provide individualised support 30
CHCCCS010 Elective Maintain a high standard of service 30
CHCCCS026 Elective Transport individuals 20
REQUIRED TO COMPLETE QUALIFICATION TOTAL HOURS485
Core units – 7
Elective units – 8
TRAINING FORMAT Online delivery, virtual and physical face-to-face workshops and simulated work environment on campus.
DELIVERY LOCATION TAFE SA Mount Gambier, Murray Bridge, Mount Barker, Victor Harbor, Noarlunga, Adelaide City, Salisbury,
Barossa Valley, Berri, Port Pirie, Whyalla and Port Lincoln. Enquiries from other locations are welcome.
FEE/S $2.70 per nominal hour for eligible students
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY To be eligible for the training guarantee, students must be:
> in year 11
> turning 16 years or older in year 11
> enrolled in SACE
> completing, or have completed, VET or work placement related to their career pathway.
CONTACT TGSS@tafesa.edu.au
18 TAFE SA | TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTS 2021 RTO: 41026 | CRICOS: 00092B | HEP: 14002 | February 2021HOSPITALITY & TOURISM
HOSPITALITY & TOURISM
Tourism
CERTIFICATE III IN
TOURISM [SIT30116]
Our VET for Schools program is designed to give a taste of the tourism industry. If you see yourself working for theme
parks, cellar door sales, tour operator or visitor information centres, then this is right qualification for you. Further
this program also includes some units of study from Certificate III in Events and Travel qualification, there by giving
a brief understanding of other two popular sectors of the tourism industry. Full credit is available for completed
studies into other related qualifications. Teaching and Learning of course is by Lecturers with extensive Tourism
Industry Experience.
COURSE DELIVERY Two Semesters or 12 months part-time
DAY, TIME AND DATES The delivery is spread over the week. The specific day and times are confirmed at the start of each Semester.
COMPETENCIES DELIVERED
NATIONAL CODE CORE/ELECTIVE UNIT NAME NOMINAL HOURS
SITXCCS006 Core Provide service to customers 25
SITXCOM002 Core Show social and cultural sensitivity 20
SITXWHS001 Core Participate in safe work practices 12
SITTIND001 Core Source and use information on the tourism and travel industry 25
BSBWOR203 Elective Work effectively with others 15
SITTTSL004 Elective Provide advice on Australian destinations 40
SITTTSL002 Elective Access and interpret product information 65
SITTTSL006 Elective Prepare quotations 30
SITTTSL009 Elective Process travel-related documentation 26
SITTTSL016 Elective Provide specialist advice on cruises 30
BSBCMM401 Elective Make a presentation 30
SITTTSL005 Elective Sell tourism products and services 35
SITXCCS002 Elective Provide visitor information 35
SITEEVT001 Elective Source and use information on the events industry 25
SITHFAB002 Elective Provide responsible service of alcohol 10
REQUIRED TO COMPLETE QUALIFICATION TOTAL HOURS423
Core units – 4
Elective units – 11
TRAINING FORMAT The qualification is offered in a Blended format that is part on campus and part online giving students flexibility
of time. Please note that when on campus, scheduled students will be required to make arrangements with
school to attend classes at Regency campus.
DELIVERY LOCATION TAFE SA Regency
FEE/S $2.70 per nominal hour for eligible students
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY To be eligible for the training guarantee, students must be:
> in year 11
> turning 16 years or older in year 11
> enrolled in SACE
> completing, or have completed, VET or work placement related to their career pathway.
CONTACT TGSS@tafesa.edu.au
OTHER INFORMATION Registrations must be completed a minimum of 2 weeks prior to commencement date of the course.
20 TAFE SA | TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTS 2021 RTO: 41026 | CRICOS: 00092B | HEP: 14002 | February 2021HOSPITALITY & TOURISM
Kitchen operations
CERTIFICATE II IN
KITCHEN OPERATIONS [SIT20416]
This qualification is the pathway to commercial cookery. Completion of this qualification also allows the student to
complete a number of units within a Certificate III in Commercial Cookery (SIT30816) in Year 12 (not the full qualification).
Certificate II in Kitchen Operations (SIT20416) is an introductory qualification and reflects the role of individuals working
in kitchens who use a defined range of food preparation and cookery skills. Students can become employed in a School
Based Traineeship after successfully completing the Certificate II in Kitchen Operations qualification.
COURSE DELIVERY Two semesters or 12 months part-time
DAY, TIME AND DATES Delivery is offered at variety of TAFE SA locations and some schools depending on location.
Days and dates vary depending on location.
RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that students do not have a full study band at school if they wish to also study this
qualification at TAFE SA.
COMPETENCIES DELIVERED
NATIONAL CODE CORE/ELECTIVE UNIT NAME NOMINAL HOURS
BSBWOR203 Core Work effectively with others 15
SITHCCC001 Core Use food preparation equipment 25
SITHCCC005 Core Prepare dishes using basic methods of cookery 45
SITHCCC011 Core Use cookery skills effectively 50
SITHKOP001 Core Clean kitchen premises and equipment 13
SITXFSA001 Core Use hygienic practices for food safety 15
SITXINV002 Core Maintain the quality of perishable items 10
SITXWHS001 Core Participate in safe work practices 12
TOTAL CORE HOURS185
ELECTIVE UNITS
SITHCCC006 Elective Prepare appetisers and salads 25
SITHCCC007 Elective Prepare stocks, sauces and soups 35
SITHCCC008 Elective Prepare vegetable, fruit, egg and farinaceous dishes 45
ADDITIONAL ELECTIVE UNITS
This Qualification requires an additional 2 electives. Please see the electives delivered below at each TAFE SA location.
SITHCCC003 Elective Prepare and present sandwiches – TAFE SA Elizabeth, Noarlunga and Regency 10
SITHCCC002 Elective Prepare and present simple dishes –
TAFE SA Elizabeth, Barossa, Port Lincoln, Mount Gambier, Noarlunga and Regency 25
BSBSUS201 Elective Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices – TAFE SA Berri 35
SITHCCC017 Elective Handle and Serve Cheese – TAFE SA Barossa 5
SITHCCC018 Elective Prepare Foods to meet Special Dietary Requirements –TAFE SA Port Lincoln 75
SITHFAB005 Elective Prepare and serve espresso coffee – TAFE SA Port Lincoln 30
SITHPAT006 Elective Produce Desserts –TAFE SA Mount Gambier 100
REQUIRED TO COMPLETE QUALIFICATION TOTAL HOURS 325 – 410
Core units – 8 depending on electives completed
Elective units – 5
TRAINING FORMAT Commercial kitchen, classroom, some online and simulated work environment on site.
DELIVERY LOCATION TAFE SA Regency, Noarlunga, Elizabeth, Mount Gambier, Barossa valley, Port Lincoln and Berri.
FEE/S Fee free for TGSS eligible students
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY To be eligible for the training guarantee, students must be:
> in year 11
> turning 16 years or older in year 11
> enrolled in SACE
> completing, or have completed, VET or work placement related to their career pathway.
CONTACT TGSS@tafesa.edu.au
OTHER INFORMATION Minimum numbers of 12 are required for this course to go ahead – each location may vary.
Registrations must be completed a minimum of two weeks prior to commencement date of the course.
TAFE SA | TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTS 2021 RTO: 41026 | CRICOS: 00092B | HEP: 14002 | February 2021 21HOSPITALITY & TOURISM
Hospitality
CERTIFICATE II IN
HOSPITALITY [SIT20316]
Training in our hospitality courses will provide you with the knowledge and skills to work within the industry, local,
nationally and internationally. You will gain practical experience in preparation for food and beverage service as well
as mastering the art of espresso coffee making. All our courses are taught by highly qualified professionals with years
of industry knowledge and supported by real hospitality experiences in our on campus cafes or restaurants.
COURSE DELIVERY One semester, one day per week. Block release training available.
DAY, TIME AND DATES TAFE SA locations (varies depending on availability). On site at school (approved inspection required).
It is recommended that students do not have a full study band at school if they wish to also study this
RECOMMENDATION
qualification at TAFE SA.
Not all units listed below are offered during normal school hours. Students will need to attend other classes
NOTE
to meet all the competencies. Competencies and schedule class time may differ from campus to campus.
COMPETENCIES DELIVERED
NATIONAL CODE CORE/ELECTIVE UNIT NAME NOMINAL HOURS
BSBWOR203 Core Work effectively with others 15
SITHIND002 Core Source and use information on the hospitality industry 25
SITHIND003 Core Use hospitality skills effectively 40
SITXCCS003 Core Interact with customers 20
SITXCOM002 Core Show social and cultural sensitivity 20
SITXWHS001 Core Participate in safe work practices 12
SITXFSA001 Elective Use hygienic practices for food safety 15
SITHFAB007 Elective Serve food and beverage 80
SITHFAB005 Elective Prepare and serve espresso coffee 30
SITHFAB002 Elective Provide responsible service of alcohol 10
SITHFAB001 Elective Clean and tidy bar areas 15
SITHFAB004 Elective Prepare and serve non-alcoholic beverages 20
REQUIRED TO COMPLETE QUALIFICATION TOTAL HOURS302
Core units – 6
Elective units – 6
TRAINING FORMAT Classroom, some online and simulated work environment on site.
DELIVERY LOCATION TAFE SA Mount Barker, Regency, Port Lincoln, Berri, Mount Gambier, Nuriootpa, Victor Harbor and Whyalla.
FEE/S Fee free for TGSS eligible students
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY To be eligible for the training guarantee, students must be:
> in year 11
> turning 16 years or older in year 11
> enrolled in SACE
> completing, or have completed, VET or work placement related to their career pathway.
CONTACT TGSS@tafesa.edu.au
OTHER INFORMATION Minimum numbers of 12 are required for this course to go ahead – each location may vary.
Registrations must be completed a minimum of two weeks prior to commencement date of the course.
22 TAFE SA | TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTS 2021 RTO: 41026 | CRICOS: 00092B | HEP: 14002 | February 2021HOSPITALITY & TOURISM
Baking
CERTIFICATE II IN
FOOD PROCESSING [FBP20117]
This certificate provides a great introduction to baking covering basic problem solving and production skills, routine
baking functions, with customer service, general preparation and cleaning skills. Hands on practical skills will be learnt
to produce a wide range of bakery products, covering breads, cakes and pastries. Products made include sandwich
bread, finger buns, donuts, apple pies, pasties, meat pies, sponges, fruit cakes, mud cakes and muffins. This course
is a great stepping stone for those budding bakers at home, or looking to gain an apprenticeship.
COURSE DELIVERY 9 months, one day per week, 32 contact days
DAY, TIME AND DATES TAFE SA Regency (Thursday 8.00am – 3.00pm), Birdwood High School (Tuesday 8.45am – 3.15pm)
COMPETENCIES DELIVERED
NATIONAL CODE CORE/ELECTIVE UNIT NAME NOMINAL HOURS
FDFOP2063A Core Apply quality systems and procedures 30
FDFOP2064A Core Provide and apply workplace information 30
MSMENV272 Core Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices 30
FDFOHS2001A Core Participate in OHS processes 40
FDFFS2001A Elective Implement the food safety program and procedures 30
FBPPBK2002 Elective Operate a pastry forming and filling process 40
FBPPBK2007 Elective Operate a pastry production process 50
FDFOP2004A Elective Clean and sanitise equipment 30
FBPPBK2005 Elective Operate a doughnut making process 40
FDFOP2061A Elective Use Numerical application in the workplace 30
SIRXPDK001 Elective Advise on products and services 30
FBPRBK2004 Elective Assist basic bread production 60
FBPRBK3008 Elective Produce sponge cake products 80
REQUIRED TO COMPLETE QUALIFICATION TOTAL HOURS 520
Core units – 4
Elective units – 9
TRAINING FORMAT Classroom and simulated work environment
DELIVERY LOCATION TAFE SA Regency and Birdwood High School
FEE/S Fee free for TGSS eligible students, some cost associated for tools and uniform, approx. $250
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY To be eligible for the training guarantee, students must be:
> in year 11
> turning 16 years or older in year 11
> enrolled in SACE
> completing, or have completed, VET or work placement related to their career pathway.
CONTACT TGSS@tafesa.edu.au
TAFE SA | TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTS 2021 RTO: 41026 | CRICOS: 00092B | HEP: 14002 | February 2021 23MINING, ENGINEERING & AUTOMOTIVE
MINING, ENGINEERING & AUTOMOTIVE
Engineering
CERTIFICATE II IN
ENGINEERING PATHWAYS [MEM20413]
This qualification delivers broad-based underpinning skills and knowledge in a range of engineering and manufacturing
tasks which will enhance the graduates’ entry-level employment prospects for apprenticeships, traineeships or general
employment in an engineering-related workplace.
COURSE DELIVERY Part-time over 12 –18 months depending on units undertaken
DAY, TIME AND DATES One day a week from 9.00am – 3.30pm. Day and times vary from location to location.
COMPETENCIES DELIVERED
NATIONAL CODE CORE/ELECTIVE UNIT NAME NOMINAL HOURS
CORE UNITS
MEM13014A Core Apply principles of occupational health and safety in the work environment 10
MEMPE005A Core Develop a career plan for the engineering and manufacturing industry 20
MEMPE006A Core Undertake a basic engineering project 80
MSAENV272B Core Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices 30
GROUP A ELECTIVE UNITS (MINIMUM OF 7 UNITS)
MEM16006A Elective Organise and communicate information 20
MEM16008A Elective Interact with computing technology 20
MEM18001C Elective Use hand tools 20
MEM18002B Elective Use power tools/hand held operations 20
MEMPE001A Elective Use engineering workshop machines 60
MEMPE002A Elective Use electric welding machines 40
MEMPE003A Elective Use oxy-acetylene and soldering equipment 40
MEMPE004A Elective Use fabrication equipment 40
MEMPE007A Elective Pull apart and re-assemble engineering mechanisms 30
GROUP B ELECTIVE UNITS (1 UNIT)
MSAPMSUP106A Elective Work in a team 30
REQUIRED TO COMPLETE QUALIFICATION TOTAL HOURS 360 – 460
Core units – 4 depending on electives completed
Elective units – 8
(minimum 7 from Group A and 1 Group B)
TRAINING FORMAT Classroom and simulated work environment on site
DELIVERY LOCATION Delivered in metropolitan and regional South Australia. Enquiries regarding locations welcome.
FEE/S Fee free for TGSS eligible students + student kit $100
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY To be eligible for the training guarantee, students must be:
> in year 11
> turning 16 years or older in year 11
> enrolled in SACE
> completing, or have completed, VET or work placement related to their career pathway.
CONTACT TGSS@tafesa.edu.au
TAFE SA | TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTS 2021 RTO: 41026 | CRICOS: 00092B | HEP: 14002 | February 2021 25MINING, ENGINEERING & AUTOMOTIVE
Automotive servicing
CERTIFICATE II IN
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICING TECHNOLOGY [AUR20516]
This qualification covers the knowledge required to perform tasks related to servicing vehicle systems and components
of cars and heavy vehicles within an automotive service and repair business. This qualification can lead to employment
as an automotive apprentice.
COURSE DELIVERY 40 weeks, one day per week (approx. 215 hours per year, varies on subjects chosen at locations)
(block/compressed delivery is available at some sites).
DAY, TIME AND DATES Intakes commence in semester one and two each year, dates and times vary between locations.
Please contact your preferred location for details.
Delivery hours may vary depending on the elective units undertaken.
RECOMMENDATION
COMPETENCIES DELIVERED
NATIONAL CODE CORE/ELECTIVE UNIT NAME NOMINAL HOURS
AURAEA002 Core Follow environmental and sustainability best practice in an automotive workplace 25
AURASA002 Core Follow safe working practices in an automotive workplace 20
AURATA001 Core Identify basic automotive faults using troubleshooting processes 20
AURETR015 Core Inspect, test and service batteries 10
AURTTA004 Core Carry out servicing operations 20
AURTTB001 Core Inspect and service braking systems 20
AURTTC001 Core Inspect and service cooling systems 10
AURTTD002 Core Inspect and service steering systems 10
AURTTD004 Core Inspect and service suspension systems 10
AURTTE004 Core Inspect and service engines 20
AURTTK002 Core Use and maintain tools and equipment in an automotive workplace 20
AURTTQ001 Core Inspect and service final drive assemblies 5
AURTTQ003 Core Inspect and service drive shafts 5
AURLTJ011 Elective Select light vehicle wheels and tyres 30
AURLTJ002 Elective Remove, inspect, repair and refit light vehicle tyres and tubes 40
AURLTJ013 Elective Remove, inspect and refit light vehicle wheel and tyre assemblies 20
AURTTJ011 Elective Balance Wheels and Tyres 10
AURAFA003 Elective Communicate Effectively in an Automotive Workplace 20
AURSCA001 Elective Select and supply automotive parts and products 100
AURTTX002 Elective Inspect and Service Manual Transmissions 10
REQUIRED TO COMPLETE QUALIFICATION TOTAL HOURS425
Core units – 13
Elective units – 7
The electives shown may vary depending on the facilities at the training location, and this will vary the hours to
complete thequalification. If required, please speak to your TAFE SA contact to confirm the elective unit selection.
TRAINING FORMAT Classroom/workshop
DELIVERY LOCATION Berri | Elizabeth | Mount Barker | Mount Gambier | Noarlunga | Port Augusta | Whyalla | Port Lincoln | Port Pirie
FEE/S Fee free for eligible students – $0-$200 incidentals varies with electives
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY To be eligible for the training guarantee, students must be:
> in year 11
> turning 16 years or older in year 11
> enrolled in SACE
> completing, or have completed, VET or work placement related to their career pathway.
CONTACT TGSS@tafesa.edu.au
26 TAFE SA | TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTS 2021 RTO: 41026 | CRICOS: 00092B | HEP: 14002 | February 2021PRIMARY INDUSTRIES & SCIENCE
PRIMARY INDUSTRIES & SCIENCE
Rural operations
CERTIFICATE II IN
RURAL OPERATIONS [AHC21216]
This qualification provides a general vocational outcome in the rural sector. The qualification enables individuals to
select a livestock production and general farm maintenance job focus. Students can pathway to the Certificate III in
Agriculture (AHC30116) or Certificate III in Rural Operations (AHC32816).
COURSE DELIVERY Part-time, 12 – 18 months depending on units undertaken
DAY, TIME AND DATES Part-time day, various locations, day and times vary, (rolling intake students must be enrolled at least
1 week prior to commencement of unit to be undertaken).
It is recommended that students do not have a full study band at school if they wish to also study this
RECOMMENDATION
qualification at TAFE SA.
COMPETENCIES DELIVERED
NATIONAL CODE CORE/ELECTIVE UNIT NAME NOMINAL HOURS
HAHCWHS201 Core Participate in work health and safety processes 20
AHCWRK204 Core Work effectively in the industry 20
AHCWRK209 Core Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices 20
AHCLSK202 Elective Care for health and welfare of livestock 40
AHCLSK205 Elective Handle livestock using basic techniques 30
AHCLSK211 Elective Provide feed for livestock 30
AHCINF202 Elective Install, maintain and repair farm fencing 30
AHCMOM213 Elective Operate and maintain chainsaws 40
AHCPMG201 Elective Treat weeds 40
AHCCHM201 Elective Apply chemicals under supervision 30
AHCMOM203 Elective Operate basic machinery and equipment 20
AHCMOM202 Elective Operate Tractors 40
AHCMOM217 Elective Operate Quad bikes 60
AHCLSK209 Elective Monitor Water Supplies 20
AHCLSK210 Elective Muster and move livestock 25
REQUIRED TO COMPLETE QUALIFICATION TOTAL HOURS465
Core units – 3
Elective units – 12
TRAINING FORMAT Classroom/simulated work environment on site.
DELIVERY LOCATION TAFE SA Naracoorte, Mount Gambier, Mount Compass and Berri. Enquiries from other locations welcome.
FEE/S Fee free for eligible students
STUDENT ELIGIBILIT To be eligible for the training guarantee, students must be:
> in year 11
> turning 16 years or older in year 11
> enrolled in SACE
> completing, or have completed, VET or work placement related to their career pathway.
CONTACT TGSS@tafesa.edu.au
28 TAFE SA | TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTS 2021 RTO: 41026 | CRICOS: 00092B | HEP: 14002 | February 2021PRIMARY INDUSTRIES & SCIENCE
Rural operations
CERTIFICATE III IN
RURAL OPERATIONS [AHC32816]
This qualification provides a general vocational outcome in the rural sector. The qualification enables individuals
to select a livestock production and implementing animal health and wellbeing focus.
COURSE DELIVERY Part-time, 12 – 18 months depending on units undertaken
DAY, TIME AND DATES Part-time day, various locations, day and times vary, (rolling intake students must be enrolled at least
1 week prior to commencement of unit to be undertaken).
It is recommended that students do not have a full study band at school if they wish to also study this
RECOMMENDATION
qualification at TAFE SA.
COMPETENCIES DELIVERED
NATIONAL CODE CORE/ELECTIVE UNIT NAME NOMINAL HOURS
AHCWHS301 Core Contribute to work health and safety processes 50
AHCWRK309 Core Apply environmentally sustainable work practices 50
AHCLSK301 Elective Administer medication to livestock 80
AHCLSK308 Elective Identify and draft livestock 40
AHCLSK309 Elective Implement animal health control programs 50
AHCINF303 Elective Plan and construct conventional fencing 60
AHCINF302 Elective Plan and construct an electric fence 60
AHCCHM307 Elective Prepare and apply chemicals to control pest, weeds and diseases 70
AHCCHM304 Elective Transport and store chemicals 50
AHCWRK204 Elective Work effectively in the industry 20
AHCMOM202 Elective Operate Tractors 40
AHCMOM217 Elective Operate Quad bikes 60
AHCLSK305 Elective Maintain livestock water supplies 30
AHCLSK311 Elective Implement feeding plans for livestock 140
AHCLSK205 Elective Handle livestock using basic techniques 30
AHCPMG301 Elective Control weeds 70
REQUIRED TO COMPLETE QUALIFICATION TOTAL HOURS900
Core units – 2
Elective units – 14
TRAINING FORMAT Classroom/simulated work environment on site
DELIVERY LOCATION TAFE SA Naracoorte, Mount Gambier, Mount Compass and Berri. Enquiries from other locations welcome.
FEE/S $2.70 per nominal hour for eligible students
STUDENT ELIGIBILITY To be eligible for the training guarantee, students must be:
> in year 11
> turning 16 years or older in year 11
> enrolled in SACE
> completing, or have completed, VET or work placement related to their career pathway.
CONTACT TGSS@tafesa.edu.au
TAFE SA | TRAINING GUARANTEE FOR SACE STUDENTS 2021 RTO: 41026 | CRICOS: 00092B | HEP: 14002 | February 2021 29You can also read
