South Metropolitan TAFE
3 terms
Become a qualified trainer and assessor with this nationally recognised Certificate IV. Designed for industry professionals, this course teaches you to design, deliver, and assess vocational training in both face-to-face and online settings.
You must have effective language, communication, and interpersonal skills. A sound working knowledge of computer programs such as MS Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint is essential. You need vocational industry expertise in an area such as Business or Mechanics. Additionally, you must have access to a workplace where you can complete assessments and be observed by a workplace mentor. Entry requirements include Year 11 WACE General English with C grades or equivalent, or Certificate II or III qualification.
Core units include: Assess Competence (TAEASS412), Participate in Assessment Validation (TAEASS413), Facilitate Vocational Training (TAEDEL411), Use Nationally Recognised Training Products to Meet Vocational Training Needs (TAEDES411), Design and Develop Plans for Vocational Training (TAEDES412), and Work Effectively in the VET Sector (TAEPDD401). Elective units cover Make Presentations (BSBCMM411), Contribute to Assessment (TAEASS311), Assess Competence in an Online Environment (TAEASS404), Provide Work Skill Instruction (TAEDEL311), Plan, Organise and Facilitate Online Learning (TAEDEL405), and Facilitate Workplace-Based Learning (TAEDEL412).
South Metropolitan TAFE is a leading registered training organisation in Western Australia with extensive experience delivering vocational education and training. The college offers flexible delivery options across multiple campuses, experienced instructors, and strong industry connections. This course is delivered through intensive, one-day-per-week sessions over three terms, allowing working professionals to balance study with employment.
Upon completion, you will be qualified to work as a vocational trainer, assessor, or lecturer in the private or public sector. Career opportunities include positions in registered training organisations, corporate training departments, educational institutions, and community training providers. You can design and deliver training programs, conduct competency assessments, and contribute to workforce development across various industries.