TAA40104 - Certificate IV in Training and Assessment

Course Introduction:

The Certificate IV in Training and Assessment TAA40104 is a qualification designed to give graduates the skills and knowledge to gain competency as a Trainer and Assessor in the vocational and adult education sector. This program trains you to train and assess others in your industry.

Qualification & Recognition:

Upon successful completion of the program, students will be awarded the nationally recognised qualification Certificate IV in Training and Assessment TAA40104.

Pre-Requisite:

• Students who have not successfully completed Year 12 with passes in both Maths and English or Certificate IV or higher in Australia will be required to sit a literacy and numeracy test. This can be completed through CTA.
• Successful applicants must provide proof of Australian citizenship, permanent residency or an appropriate visa.
• Students will require a computer with speakers and broadband internet.

Credit Transfer:

If students have already successfully completed units within the qualification, credit can be granted within our program.

Recognition of Prior Learning & Current Competencies:

Competencies gained through other formal study or experience may be acknowledged through a recognition process. Students who have previously completed the BSZ40198 Certificate IV in Assessment & Workplace Training qualification may gain RPL towards the current TAA40104 qualification.

Job Prospects:

Graduates from the program may apply for work as a Trainer and Assessor or Consultant in a variety of education and industry based organisations.

Opportunities for Further Study:

Articulation may be possible into the Diploma of Training and Assessment.

Course Length & Delivery:

The program is conducted online, however some units may require classroom participation. The program is self paced with a maximum duration of 12 months. Support is provided by a facilitator throughout the program.

Assessment:

Competency is assessed through a combination of assignments, portfolio, projects, interviews and classroom practical delivery demonstrations.

Application Process:

Registration forms can be downloaded from www.ctaonline.com.au. The completed form can be submitted to CTA in person or via mail/fax with the required supporting documentation and payment to ensure your place in the course.

Student Handbook:

It is important that prior to lodging your registration you read the CTA Student Information Handbook. The handbook can be viewed on www.ctaonline.com.au.

Access & Equity:

CTA is committed to providing an inclusive learning environment. Principles of access and equity for students are applied in all programs. People with disabilities may be able to apply.