2013 ETI Int Course Catalogue

TAFE 2013
WESTERN AUSTRALIA INTERNATIONAL COURSE GUIDE
Western Australia TAFE Institutes:
2012 Education and Training International Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to ensure the information in this document is correct at the time of printing, however changes may have been made since that date. The most up-to-date and accurate information is provided on the website at www.eti.wa.edu.au. Education and Training International reserves the right to alter any course, fee, subject, admission requirement or other arrangement without prior notice. Registered Training Organisation/National Provider Number 52395 CRICOS Provider Code 00020G
Contents
TAFE Courses
Animal Studies Aquaculture Art Design Multimedia Great reasons to study with TAFE Western Australia Perth and Western Australia TAFE Western Australia Institutes Metropolitan TAFE Locations Perth and Western Australian Transport Institute Profiles Support Services Accommodation / Airport Reception English Language Centres How to read this course guide TAFE Western Australia Courses 4 5 7 8 9 10 20 Health Community Services Education 22 24 25 26 Horticulture Environmental Science Conservation Hospitality Tourism Information Technology Maritime Science 120 126 140 150 158 104 Beauty Services Fitness Building and Construction Business Management Commerce Accounting Engineering 64 70 76 92 Aviation 28 36 56
Pathways to University Application Process
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2013 International Course Guide
TAFE Western Australia
Great reasons to study with TAFE Western Australia
Government owned and operated

High quality courses and widespread recognition of qualifications offered by institutions that are government backed and guaranteed.
Practical Workplace skills

Industry training that gives you skills employers need.
Pathways
Our programs offer flexible entry requirements and provide opportunities for further study at university.
Value for Money

High quality training and support at an affordable cost.
Study with Australian Students

You will experience an education system that is designed firstly for Australias needs but proudly supports a truly international education.
Great Locations
Campuses throughout metropolitan Perth and regional Western Australia.
High quality
training and support at an affordable cost.
Perth and Western Australia

Were delighted that you are considering Western Australia (WA) as a possible study destination. It is a big decision to decide to study abroad and we know that it is not just about the institution and course you choose, but where it is located and the lifestyle experience you will have during your studies. Perth is a modern, clean and multicultural city, with people from many different nationalities and religions living together in harmony. With a rapidly growing population of over 2 million people, Perth is one of Australias most dynamic and prosperous cities. Western Australia is in the same time zone as many Asian regions and a direct flight from a number of capital cities in Asia, Africa, the sub-continent and the Gulf States. This is important if you plan to return home during study breaks or if you have family who wish to visit. As a strong resource rich growth state with low unemployment, Western Australia offers opportunities for industry work experience and part-time work while you study.
Perth
DRIVING DISTANCES FOR THE REGIONAL CAMPUSES
Perth Northam 97 kms Perth Bunbury 172 kms Perth Albany 409 kms Perth Geraldton 425 kms
*These distances are correct at the time of printing. Please visit www.mainroads.wa.gov.au for more information.
Kununurra
Broome
Karratha
South Hedland
Geraldton
PERTH
Northam
Kalgoorlie
Narrogin Bunbury
Margaret River Denmark
Albany
TAFE Western Australia Institutes

Metropolitan Institutes
Central Institute of Technology East Perth Leederville Mt Lawley Perth Nedlands Challenger Institute of Technology Beaconsfield Fremantle Murdoch Munster Peel Rockingham Polytechnic West Armadale Balga Bentley Carlisle Jandakot Midland Thornlie West Coast Institute of Training Clarkson Joondalup
Regional Institutes
C.Y. OConnor Institute Narrogin Northam Durack Institute of Technology Geraldton Great Southern Institute of Technology Albany Denmark Kimberley Training Institute Broome Kununurra Pilbara Institute Karratha South Hedland South West Institute of Technology Bunbury Busselton Margaret River
Clarkson
METROPOLITAN TAFE LOCATIONS
THE TRANSPERTH TRAIN SYSTEM

Train trips*
(sourced from transperth) Perth Clarkson: 36 minutes Perth Joondalup: 29 minutes Perth Fremantle: 28 minutes Perth Rockingham: 31 minutes Perth Mandurah: 49 minutes Perth Midland: 21 minutes Perth Armadale: 31 minutes Perth Thornlie: 20 minutes
*These trip times are current at the time of printing. Please visit www.transperth.wa.gov.au for more specific information.
Midland
Mt Lawley Leederville
Perth East Perth
Munster
Rockingham & Peel

Armadale
Perth and Western Australian Transport

Western Australia has a broad network of public transport options. Perth Airport is the gateway to Western Australia and for most international students is the first place you will see. From Perth Airport you can connect to a network of regional airports located across our large state. In Perth public transport is provided by Transperth. Transperth is part of the State Governments Public Transport Authority (PTA), and provides public transport services in the Perth metropolitan region. This includes Perths public buses, trains and ferries. All buses within Perth, Fremantle and Joondalup city zones are free. Outside of these city zones you will pay a fare. As an international student, you will receive a 40 per cent discount on all public transport throughout Western Australia. The city has a modern and comparably safe network of buses, trains and ferries. You are able to use any combination of these three services on one ticket. The fares are valid for up to three hours and are determined by the number of zones you travel through during your journey. A SmartRider ticketing system makes getting about much easier, without the need to carry the right amount of money all the time. Beyond Perth, TransWA provides bus and train services to regional locations in WA. Regional cities also have local bus networks. Network information, timetables and other useful information about your public transport options can be found at the following websites: www.transperth.wa.gov.au www.transwa.wa.gov.au
Institute Profiles
WA International Training Provider of the Year 2010 & 2011
www.central.wa.edu.au
Central Institute of Technology is Western Australias first post-secondary education institution, having run its first classes in 1900. With a long and proud history, Central has played a significant role in the development of Vocational Education and Training (VET) in the State. Now one of Australias largest VET Institutes, Central trains more than 29,000 students annually, including 1000 international students each semester from more than 80 countries. Located in Perth, Western Australia, Central has a range of nationally accredited study options for international students. Our seven campuses boast excellent, state-ofthe-art facilities and resources. They are all located near the centre of Perths CBD, making them easy to reach by public transport and allowing you to experience the very best of life in a vibrant, cosmopolitan city. With innovative training that has been developed in close partnership with industry, Central is committed to delivering the skilled workforce of the future. Central has won Western Australias International Training Provider of the Year award two years running. These prestigious awards recognise Central for its innovation and excellence in training for international students. International Centre The International Centre is dedicated to the personal and academic needs and well being of international students studying at Central Institute of Technology. International Centre staff offer friendly, specialised support and guidance for students from initial contact through to graduation to ensure that your experience at Central is an enjoyable and rewarding one. With the combination of quality training, facilities, activities and study outcomes you can expect a smooth transition to the next stage of your career journey, whether it is on to university, or into your chosen profession. English Language Intensive Course for Overseas Students (ELICOS) Central delivers fully accredited English courses that are regulated by government and offer high quality outcomes for our students. Compliance with NEAS (National ELT Accreditation Scheme) standards and criteria, positions Central as a premium provider of English language programs in Australia. University Education Pathways Central has articulation arrangements in place with Curtin University, University of Western Australia (UWA), Murdoch University and Edith Cowan University (ECU). Under these arrangements, graduates from the majority of Centrals Diploma and Advanced Diploma programs are eligible for entry into a universitys undergraduate degrees. Graduates are also often eligible for advanced standing. Advanced Standing means that students are able to reduce their study load and/or the amount of time it takes to complete their university degree. Currently, over 75% of Central courses for international students have pathways in place.
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www.challenger.wa.edu.au
Challenger Institute of Technology is the preferred choice of approximately 23,000 students studying in a huge variety of fields. As an international student you can choose from over 50 courses, from Certificate II to Advanced Diploma, across seven campuses. Challenger works closely with industry partners to offer a learning experience focused on gaining the qualification, knowledge and skills highly valued by employers. You will gain practical skills and knowledge that can lead you to an exciting career or a passport to further your studies in higher education. Challenger Institutes campuses are located along the coastline of Perth from Fremantle to the Peel region and inland to Murdoch. Travelling to all of our campuses is simple as they are all located in close proximity to train and bus stations.
Industry Placement and Live Works Training

Challenger Institute works closely with employers to provide you with relevant and up-to-date learning experiences. Many of our courses include work placements so you can apply your skills in a workplace setting to ensure that you are job ready when you graduate. Challenger has a number of specialised training venues known as live works. These live works venues offer you hands-on industry-relevant opportunities beyond traditional learning avenues, in an actual work environment. These venues also have real customers in the areas of beauty therapy, massage, hospitality and fashion.
International Office
We understand that it will be the first time for some of you to be away from home or family, and it may be the first time in a foreign country. Our friendly staff are committed to providing you with support as you embark on your academic journey with us in Western Australia. The International Student Support Office is here to welcome and assist you with adjusting to life in Australia and all your study support needs including: Orientation program Academic study support Personal/well-being support Extra-curricular activities Mentor support Employment advice and support Accommodation referral service
Industry Relevant Courses

Challenger Institutes specialist schools are closely aligned to industry needs and provide you with a wide range of choice in study areas including: Accounting, Business & Management Aged Care & Community Services Construction & Trade Engineering Health & Lifestyle Horticulture & Environmental Science Hospitality, Cookery & Tourism Information Technology Oil & Gas Maritime & Marine
Pathways to University
Challenger Institute has articulation arrangements with Murdoch and Curtin University. This means that on completion of a Certificate IV or Diploma, you can use your qualification to apply for entry to a wide range of courses at university. Qualifications at the diploma level or advanced diploma level may also provide credit for up to one year advanced standing in a three or four year degree which can shorten your university studies significantly and reduce your overall cost.
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www.polytechnic.wa.edu.au
Industry Relevant Courses
Polytechnic West (PWA) is Western Australias (WA) largest publicly funded dual sector provider of Vocational Education and Training (VET), and Higher Education (HE). We offer more than 350 VET qualifications and over 10 HE courses across a wide range of trade and para-professional study areas. PWA began delivering to international students in 1994 and now delivers over 100 nationally accredited courses and recognised qualifications to international students in partnership with Education and Training International (ETI). awarded with the WA Large Training Provider of the Year Award as well as the Finalist for International Training Provider of the Year Award. Polytechnic West will provide you with the highest standard of applied education and training. By studying with PWA youll have access to a range of contemporary and industry standard training facilities, such as: The AeroSpace Training Centre in Jandakot, which includes a 1,500 square metre hangar facility that houses our very own, static, Boeing 737 training aircraft. The Bentley Hospitality Institute in Bentley, which includes training kitchens, bakery, butchery and award winning restaurant and bistro. The specialist Metals and Engineering Centre in Midland, which includes access to computer controlled machining and robotics. The Equine Training Centre in Armadale, with purpose classrooms, stable complex, large all-weather built
PWA is committed to providing comprehensive vocational and academic pathways for students regardless of whether you are studying at VET or HE levels. PWA are continuing to expand the HE courses offered and all courses provide graduates with a recognised pathway to study at university, enabling you to enter at either second or third year of a Bachelor degree in a similar discipline area.
demonstration area, training ring, pacing and racing track, track rooms and associated facilities.
Campuses
Courses are delivered at one or more of PWAs six major campuses in the Perth metropolitan area - Armadale, Balga, Bentley, Carlisle, Midland and Thornlie and the specialist AeroSpace Training Centre located in Jandakot. All major campuses offer you plenty of outdoor spaces to relax between classes with friends, enjoy sporting activities, or make use of the libraries to aid your study. The stress free environment is designed to help you reach your optimum learning capacity.
International Centre
Polytechnic West's International Centre has a team of dedicated staff able to work across all campuses. They have extensive experience and are able to monitor your progress and provide you with a variety of support services to enable you every opportunity to succeed in your chosen field of study. A nationally recognised qualification from Polytechnic West will open doors to a new world of exciting possibilities. As one of our graduates, you will be respected for your practical, industry relevant skills, and our qualification will provide the chance to take your career anywhere you wish.
Teaching and Learning

Polytechnic Wests lecturers are qualified, posses relevant industry experience and have earned the organisation an outstanding reputation for excellence in applied education and training. Recognising this excellence in 2011, we were
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www.wcit.wa.edu.au
West Coast Institute is an award winning institute with modern facilities across four sites in Perths Northern suburbs, where thousands of international students have been welcomed from over 50 countries in recent years. Courses include: Business & Accounting Community Services & Health Information Technology & Games Animation Childrens Services & Education Assistant Fitness & Beauty Therapy Conservation and Horticulture Hospitality, Cookery & Bakery Tourism and Events Building & Construction Trades West Coast Institute features the superb multi-award winning West Coast Hospitality and Tourism Academy which includes the superb Pavilion restaurant, new purpose built training kitchens and specialist bakery and patisserie kitchens. West Coast is the only Australian education provider to date to be awarded the prestigious World Association of Chefs Societies (WACS) award for excellence in quality culinary education. Information and Communication Technology students can take advantage of Western Australias only Institute delivered motion capture studio which enhances the learning experience of design, animation and games animation programs. West Coasts on site beauty and treatment salon provides beauty students with real client experience to develop their skills while they are training. The new Trades North state-of-the-art facility opened in 2011 has rapidly become a leading trade training provider in Western Australia, delivering programs including bricklaying, carpentry and joinery, wall and floor tiling and plastering.
Industry Related Training

West Coast partners with employers to design and develop training that meets industry standards, using high-quality resources that enables students to graduate with world-class skills and well prepared for success in their chosen career. Many of our courses include work based training or practicum placements providing our students with real life experience to enhance their classroom based learning and ensuring students are job ready with the knowledge they need to succeed in the jobs of tomorrow. With advanced standing through articulation agreements with Edith Cowan University and Curtin University, many West Coast qualifications lead straight into university courses reducing study loads and costs.
Support for international students

International students at West Coast enjoy a high level of personal attention from experienced and committed staff who provide academic and pastoral support services that enrich the experience of each student ensuring their success.
Joondalup
The beautiful lakeside location of West Coast Institutes main campus provides a relaxing environment for a successful and enjoyable student experience. Situated in the heart of Joondalup, just a short walk from Joondalups CBD, the Lakeside Shopping Centre and Joondalup Bus and Train Station with convenient links to central Perth in less than 25 minutes. Joondalup has excellent supporting infrastructure for international students including accommodation, health services, cinema and entertainment, a multi storey shopping mall, superb recreational facilities and excellent beaches just 10 minutes drive away.
Specialist Centres
West Coast has established key academies of Excellence Academy of Health Sciences Academy of Hospitality & Tourism Academy of Digital Technologies Trades North
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www.cyoc.wa.edu.au
About the CY OConnor Institute
The CY OConnor Institute is a regional institute that delivers vocational education and training to Australian and International students.
Course Areas
CY OConnor Institute offers a range of Certificate and Diploma courses in the following study areas: Accounting Aged Care Business Childrens Services Community Services Management Nursing
Campus Locations
The CY OConnor Institute has four campuses situated throughout the West Australian Wheatbelt, these campuses are in Merredin, Moora, Narrogin and Northam. Each of these campuses offer a taste of the Australian lifestyle while providing access to quality education.
Join other satisfied students

In a recent student satisfaction survey, the Institute achieved a satisfaction level well above the average for the States TAFE institutes, 93.3% compared with the State average of 88.4%. These results are attributed to not only the quality of education and training, but also to the genuine care and interest shown to every student by our staff. These outstanding results, which have been achieved not only this year but for the past four years, provides students with a rich learning experience and is a great accomplishment for the Institute.
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www.durack.edu.au
Named the West Australian Large Training Provider of the Year in 2010, Durack Institute of Technology is one of Western Australias leading vocational education and training providers. Durack delivers training at five campuses throughout the Mid West and Gascoyne regions with uniquely modern training facilities and resources. Locations include the Batavia Coast Maritime Institute (Geraldton), Carnarvon campus, Exmouth campus, Geraldton main campus and smaller Wiluna campus for remote inland communities.
Industry Related Training and Courses

Durack delivers over 150 courses to more than 6,000 students each year across a broad range of disciplines. Qualifications range from Certificate I to Advanced Diploma levels which can lead to Degree programs at Universities across Australia. Durack works closely with employers and builds industry partnerships to offer relevant and up-to-date learning experiences. Durack offers courses for international students in training areas such as: Animal Care Aquaculture Business Childrens Services Community Services Conservation & Land Management Environmental Science Hospitality Information Technology Laboratory Science Nursing
Student Opportunities
As per their visa requirements, international students can engage in full time courses at the main campus in the port city of Geraldton which is located approximately 450km north of Perth. The city offers spectacular views of the beautiful coastline to the west and rolling hills and breakaway ranges to the east with a Mediterranean climate perfect for outdoor activities year round. Outside of study time, students can enjoy a variety of water sports such as kite surfing, surfing, fishing, kayaking, diving and swimming or take a trip to the nearby Abrolhos Islands which are well known for their natural wildlife and scenic vistas
Specialist Training Facilities

The Batavia Coast Maritime Institute (BCMI) is an attractive option for students wishing to undertake courses in Maritime Transport and Distribution, Marine Tourism, Environmental Science, Conservation and Land Management, or Aquaculture. With these state-of-the-art facilities, BCMI at Durack is now a leading supplier of ornamental fish to other parts of Australia and the world. Another unique training facility at Durack is the Zeewijk Restaurant which was established in 1985. An essential part of training for students studying Hospitality and Commercial Cookery, it features purpose built training kitchens and students are required to participate in every aspect of managing and operating the restaurant which is regularly open to the public.
Student Support
A high level of personal attention to Durack student's academic and personal well-being is offered through the Client Services team. Lecturers have extensive industry experience and are dedicated to supporting the diverse needs of students from both local regional and international backgrounds. Durack is one of the few training institutes to offer international students the experience of accommodation on campus at Pepperell Village. Residential supervisors offer international students support and assistance in adjusting to their new study and living environment.
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www.gsinstitute.wa.edu.au www gsi

Great Southern Institute of Technology is an award winning training Institute which offers a large range of study options for local and international students. At our modern and well equipped campuses in Albany, Mount Barker, Denmark and Katanning, we deliver programs from Certificate to Advanced Diploma level with skilled, supportive staff assisting you to meet your training and career objectives. Art, Design & Media Business & Management Commerce & Accounting Health & Community Services Horticulture Marine Studies Conservation & Land Management
Location
The Institutes main campus is located in Albany in the south of Western Australia, a thriving port city and administrative hub for the region. As Western Australias first European settlement, Albany has an abundance of attractions, activities and history. With its spectacular coastline, mountains and rivers, and vibrant community, people are drawn to the city to experience all it has to offer. You can visit our world class surfing beaches, climb mountains, or join the locals for a coffee and chat. Our smaller campuses also provide the opportunity to combine study and regional living in the beautiful southern part of Western Australia.
Support for International Students

As a regional Institute, we value the diversity that you, as an international student, bring to the Institute and our community. In return, we offer smaller classes, supportive staff and an opportunity to immerse yourself in a friendly and safe community. Services and support include: Academic study support Personal/social support Employment advice and support Accommodation referral service
Industry Related Training

Many courses include work based training or practicum placements, providing the opportunity for real-life experience, to complement classroom based training. Great Southern Institute has extensive links with local businesses and industry, so that you not only gain work based skills, but are able to network with local businesses and organisations.
Courses
Great Southern Institute offers over 350 nationally accredited courses, with programs offered to international students in the following disciplines:
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www.kti.wa.edu.au
Background
Kimberley Training Institute (KTI) is located in one of the worlds last great wilderness areas in the far north of Western Australia. Covering an expanse of nearly 425,000 square kilometres and with a population of just 30,000 it has fewer people per square kilometre than almost any other place on Earth. International students are introduced to the lifestyle, culture and industry of the Kimberley through a variety of programs. learning about the administrative and legislative side of running a centre. Aquaculture With a history of pearling and aquaculture Broome is recognised as a leading centre for progressive aquaculture development. The state of the art Broome Aquaculture Centre provides students with a unique opportunity to be at the forefront of progressive aquaculture development in Australia and allows students to gain experience with finfish, mollusc and crustacean culture techniques. Business Studying Business or Management at KTI can help you manage quality customer service, get the most out of your team and give you the skills to plan your business future. If you see yourself as a Frontline Supervisor, Program Manager Team Leader or Business Manager then your career starts here. Information Technology KTI has a dedicated computer laboratory which operates on a Microsoft platform. KTI are a Cisco Authorised Academy, as well as authorised Partner of CompTIA. IT graduates are in high demand and can take their pick of the most dynamic opportunities on offer both in Australia and overseas. English Want to improve your English? In this class you will work in a supportive group environment with a qualified teacher to improve your reading and writing skills. Commercial Cookery Love food? This course gives you the tools to become a qualified chef. You will learn a variety of cooking techniques, food presentation skills as well as develop your interpersonal skills. Hospitality Gain essential Front of House skills in our dedicated Industry training restaurant The Pearlers Shed in Broome. In this course you will learn how to supervise bars and restaurants, gaming operations, front desk and reception areas.
Our towns
Broome is a renowned tourist centre where you will find some of the best beaches in the world and unique remote environments where you can explore the best the Kimberley has to offer. Kununurra is the heart of the Ord Valleys horticulture area. It brings many opportunities to travellers, like seasonal work, from mangoes to melons. The Kimberleys natural wonders entice them to stay and with various training and work opportunities, who wouldnt stay? People come to the Kimberley to have an adventure, immerse themselves in the awesome landscape and experience the outback. Kimberley Training Institute students gain a unique experience and one that they will remember for a lifetime.
Some of the courses we offer include:

Horticulture and Conservation and Land Management There are a variety of areas that you can train in which include tropical horticulture, commercial forestry, commercial gardening and landscaping, local fruit and vegetable production, remote community food production and Conservation and Land Management. Childrens Services Make a positive and meaningful difference to childrens lives. The course provides you with many opportunities to develop your skills as an educator including supporting and caring for children as well as
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www.swit.wa.edu.au
Located just 175km south of Perth, Bunbury is the heart of the South West, WAs premier holiday region. Its distinctive coastal location and balmy Mediterranean climate combines amazing natural surrounds including pristine beaches, exquisite forests, premium wineries and vineyards. The South West also boasts some of the finest furniture galleries and is widely recognised for its distinctive contribution to the creative industries as well as being a magnet for visitors wanting to experience the very best that the tourism and hospitality sector has to offer. The region covers an area of 23 970 square kilometres and has the most diverse regional economy based on: A diverse mining sector A strong agricultural and horticulture sector Unique timber and forest products World Class wine industry Diverse retail sector A broad range of manufacturing Extensive construction industry Award winning service industries workshops, scientific laboratories and purpose built horticultural hothouses essential to preparing candidates for jobs in hospitality, commercial cookery, horticulture, viticulture, mining, engineering, surveying and building. Incorporating a Centre of Wine Excellence our Margaret River Campus provides a world class training venue for practical and theoretical elements of wine grape growing, cellar operations, cellar door sales and wine tourism industries. The sophisticated research and tasting facilities coupled with a working winery for hands-on experience makes this the premier provider of wine industry training for the cultivation, manufacture and bottling, as well as the promotion of wine sales at the cellar door in Western Australia. The extensive industry experience of our lecturers as well as their commitment and dedication to working with a diverse student body, consolidates the Institutes reputation of producing graduates of an outstanding calibre with an excellent track record of employment outcomes. The South West institute of Technology has forged long standing and successful partnerships with many mining and resource companies throughout Australia. These partnerships have enabled the Institute to work closely with industry to develop and deliver innovative training opportunities that meet the current and future training needs for our students. Our collaborative partnerships with both Curtin and Edith Cowan Universities enable students to access pathways into additional tertiary training located in close proximity to both the Bunbury and Margaret River campuses.
Through our regional network we are able to provide expertise and resources to assist students to realise their career aspirations in a range of areas and offer unparalleled facilities and equipment to ensure that students receive training to industry standard in well appointed classrooms, a fully functional restaurant, commercial kitchens, industrial
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Support Services
All TAFE Institutes offer student support services to make your education experience in Western Australia enjoyable and productive.
During orientation you are encouraged to check important dates relating to your course with the International Student Coordinators at your campus.
Orientation
When you arrive, the orientation program provided by your Institute will include information about: Study programs Timetables Codes of conduct Student responsibilities Progress & attendance Accommodation Banking & finance Campus services and facilities Transport Personal safety
Facilities
Institutes will provide: Free internet access so that you can keep in contact with family and friends back home. Well-equipped libraries with text, reference books, online databases and a variety of IT support. Canteens that offer a variety of hot and cold food and drinks. Links to recreational, social, religious and other facilities that make students feel at home.
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Student Support
Qualified, friendly support staff are available throughout the duration of your studies and can assist with: Study support Accommodation advice Employment advice Personal & study issues Institutes also provide you with access to a qualified counsellor.
Links to facilities
that make students feel at home.
Student ID Card
You will be provided with a student ID card that gives access to discounted, public transport and a wide variety of entertainment and sporting facilities.
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Accommodation / Airport Reception
TAFE WA Institutes within the Perth metropolitan area do not offer on-campus accommodation. There is oncampus accommodation at some regional campuses. If studying at a metropolitan Institute we recommend that you book temporary accommodation for the first few weeks or homestay accommodation for the first month after arrival. This will allow you time to make longer-term accommodation decisions. To book homestay accommodation please contact our accommodation provider Australian Homestay Network (AHN) at www.homestaynetwork.org
For more information about homestay and to make a booking contact Australian Homestay Network (AHN) at www.homestaynetwork.org
Underage students
Students who wish to commence study at a TAFE Institute must be over 18 or turning 18 in the same semester that they commence their course. Whilst a student is under the age of 18 they are required to have a local guardian. If the student intends to live with a relative in Perth the relative can nominate to be the guardian. If the student does not nominate a relative, then ETI requires students to live in homestay accommodation organised by AHN. Once this accommodation is arranged, ETI will issue the welfare letter (CAAW) and act as the local guardian for the student.
Temporary accommodation
You can choose backpacker hostels from $30 per night or budget hotels from $100 per night. There is a range of temporary accommodation offered in Perth, which you can search for through the internet and book online.
Rental accommodation
Many students choose to rent an apartment or house with other students. A typical four-bedroom house in Perth is currently renting at around $400 per week. A two-bedroom apartment rents for $300 $350 per week. Students who are sharing these costs need to budget for around $150 per week to cover their share of the rent plus electricity and gas. For more information on available rentals please visit the following real estate websites: www.reiwa.com.au or www.realestate.com.au
Homestay
Homestay involves students living with an Australian family. This is very popular because you can make Australian friends, embrace the Australian lifestyle and improve your English. Homestay costs between $245 $275 per week depending on age and level of service. There is also a homestay placement fee of $220. Bookings must be made at least two weeks in advance. Late bookings will incur additional fees. Homestay options are: Full service $275 $285 per week, includes 3 meals per day. Half service $255 $265 per week, includes 2 meals per day. The fee also includes laundry, snacks, electricity and gas.
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Courtesy Perth Airport
Airport pickup
Airport pickup can be arranged at a cost of $90, students will be taken directly to their homestay family or temporary accommodation. Please contact AHN (www.homestaynetwork.org) to organise this service. A taxi from the airport to central Perth costs approximately $50. An airport bus ($20) is also available and can drop passengers at central city hotels.
Homestay is when
students choose to live with an Australian family.
Getting started
Students should arrive in Perth with at least $1,000 and have access to another $2,000 during their first few weeks for expenses associated with organising housing. Funds may be needed to pay bond on rental accommodation or for other services.
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English Language Centres
Achieve the
English level you need to succeed.
Tuition Fees
$300 (AUD) per week
Centres
Central Institute of Technology Perth Campus 25 Aberdeen Street, Northbridge, WA 6003 www.central.wa.edu.au/InternationalStudents
Courses
General English English for Academic Purposes International Business English Vocational English courses IELTS ready IELTS Preparation
Polytechnic West Bentley Campus Hayman Road, Bentley, WA, 6107 www.polytechnic.wa.edu.au/international
Intake
Polytechnic West breaks their academic year into 1 month Summer School in January and then 4 terms of 10 weeks from February to December. You can enrol every Monday up to week 6 in each term. Central Institute of Technology breaks their academic year into 9 blocks of 5 weeks, commencing in January and finishing in December. Orientation and placement testing is held every Friday before classes begin. Please see Important dates on page 178 of this course guide.
Duration
The duration of your English Language course depends on the level you want to achieve. That is, as a guide, allow approximately 10 weeks English tuition for every increase of .5 in the IELTS level you wish to achieve. For example; If you have an IELTS 4.5 and need IELTS 5.5, we would recommend 20 weeks of academic English.
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How to read this course guide
The information that follows provides details of the courses available to International students at TAFE Western Australia Institutes. All the courses offered by TAFE to International students are registered on the Australian Government Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) and are full-time. Full-time study at TAFE is usually around 20 hours of training per week across three to four days. TAFE has very flexible entry. Most students will be eligible to enter a TAFE course at some level as long as they meet the basic academic requirements and English language level. Students who do not meet the required English standard can study ELICOS (English) at TAFE prior to the start of their main course. TAFE courses are generally made up of connecting courses that build on each other (pathways). There are often two or more entry points (year 10 and year 12) and students can exit the course at the completion of any stage. The example below is typical of a TAFE course structure.
Study pathway
Course Updates & Reviews

TAFE Institutes in WA deliver a range of courses in various industry areas using different learning styles to suit International students. Courses are developed in consultation with industry and are reviewed regularly to ensure that students graduate with the skills and knowledge required for todays changing environment. Where there is a note to indicate courses under review this may mean a change in course number, change in course content and/or the introduction of new learning and delivery styles such as online delivery. However, we can guarantee that the new course will be current and industry focused and that students will acquire the best qualification available for their chosen career.
Year 10
Year 11
Certificate III in Engineering Technical (MEM30505) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Residential Drafting (39207QLD) Duration: 1 year
Diploma of Building Design and Technology (39208QLD) Duration: 1 year
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TAFE Western Australia Courses

Course 01 Animal Studies Aquaculture
Aquaculture Companion Animal Services Racing (Advanced Stablehand) Racing (Track Rider) Veterinary Nursing Other Qualifications In Animal Studies
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Salon Management Fitness Sport Development Remedial Massage
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05 Building and Construction

Building and Construction (Building) Building Design and Technology Bricklaying and Blocklaying Carpentry Solid Plastering Wall and Floor Tiling
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02 Art Design Multimedia

Design Fundamentals Applied Fashion Design and Technology Fashion and Textile Design Fashion Business Graphic Design Interior Design Three Dimensional Design Applied Environmental Arts Jewellery Design Mass Communication Animation Interactive Digital Media Printing and Graphic Arts (Graphic Design Production) Photography Screen and Media Other Qualifications In Art Design Multimedia
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06 Business Management Commerce Accounting

Business Business Administration Management Frontline Management Advertising Accounting Banking Services Management Human Resources Management International Business
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Library and Information Services Marketing Other Qualifications In Business
03 Aviation
Aviation (Aeronautics) Aviation (Management) Aviation (Ground Operations and Service) Aeronautics (Airline Operations) Airport Management
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07 Engineering
Automotive Technology Engineering Technology Electrical Engineering Electronics and Communications Engineering Engineering (Oil and Gas) Civil and Structural Engineering Computer Systems Engineering
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04 Beauty Services Fitness

Beauty Therapy
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Surveying Process Plant Technology Spatial Information Services Other Qualifications In Engineering
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Hospitality Accommodation Stream Hospitality Asian Cookery Stream Hospitality Events Tourism Outdoor Recreation
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08 Health Community Services Education

Allied Health Assistance Health Science Foundation Preparation For Entry Into Nursing Nursing (Enrolled/Division 2 Nursing) Dental Assisting Dental Technology Aged Care Youth Work Community Services Coordination Community Services Work Childrens Services (Early Childhood Education and Care) Disability Education Support Other Qualifications In Health, Community Services and Education
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11 Information Technology
Network Technology Software Development (Mobile Applications) Information Technology Information Technology (Networking) Software Development Website Development Digital Media Technologies Digital And Interactive Games
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Transport Distribution (Maritime Operations Deck Cadet) Transport and Distribution (Maritime Operations Deck Watchkeeper) Transport and Distribution (Maritime Operations Master Unlimited)
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Conservation and Land Management Environmental Monitoring and Technology Horticulture Irrigation Management
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Transport and Distribution (Marine Engineering Engineer Watchkeeper) Transport and Distribution (Marine Engineering Class 1) Transport and Distribution (Marine Engineering Class 2)
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Hospitality Management Retail Baking (Combined) Hospitality Patisserie Stream Hospitality Commercial Cookery Stream Hospitality Food and Beverage Stream
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Animal Studies Aquaculture
Aquaculture Companion animal services Racing (advanced stablehand) Racing (track rider) Veterinary nursing Other qualifications in animal studies
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DIPLOMA OF AQUACULTURE
National code: SFI50111 CRICOS code: 075990C Campus and intake
Duration: 2 years TAFE ID: W990
How this qualification is taught

Classroom and field work Practical training in industry-based placements or hatchery
Challenger Institute of Technology, WA Maritime Training Centre, Fremantle February Durack Institute of Technology, Geraldton February Great Southern Institute of Technology, Albany February Kimberley Training Institute, Broome February and July
Further study
On completion of the qualification you can continue on to a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Admission requirements
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 10. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
Cost
Tuition : $10,500 per year Resource fee : $190 per semester
About this qualification

This qualification will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge you need to manage the operations of fish farms, marine farms and hatcheries. You will learn skills in developing and implementing a breeding strategy, planning ecologically sustainable practices, managing stock health and developing a stock production plan. You will also learn how to set up and manage a small business, including staff management, developing a business plan and marketing strategies. The Maritime Training Centre in Fremantle is one of Australias premier maritime training facilities and includes a marine finfish hatchery. Durack Institute of Technology will provide you with the opportunity for work experience in the Abrolhos Islands.
Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Career opportunities
Fisheries Department employee Hatchery technician or general staff Leading hand in the seafood or ornamental trade Technician working in retail and wholesalers in seafood industry
Study pathway
Year 10
Certificate III in Aquaculture (SFI30111) Duration: 1 year
Diploma of Aquaculture (SFI50111) Duration: 1 year
Major study areas

Operating a hatchery Developing stock nutrition programs Developing and implementing aquaculture breeding strategy Planning stock health management Planning and designing water supply and disposal systems Researching business opportunities Undertaking business planning Planning and managing infrastructure requirements
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CERTIFICATE IV IN COMPANION ANIMAL SERVICES
National code: ACM40310 CRICOS code: 077191G Campus and intake
Duration: 2 years TAFE ID: S685
Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue on to Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing (ACM40410). For the latest information on further study options, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Challenger Institute of Technology, Murdoch February and July Polytechnic West, Bentley February (Certificate III only) Durack Institute of Technology, Geraldton February
Cost
Tuition : $10,500 per year
Resource fee : $300 per semester Additional costs : Uniforms, textbooks and equipment may be up to $150 per semester N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.

This qualification will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge you need to work at an assistant level in an animal care workplace. You will develop the skills required for tasks such as animal handling, animal selection, behavioural enrichment for animals, simple breeding procedures and basic animal first aid.
Animal welfare worker Cattery operator Kennel operator Operator in companion animal organisation Pet shop owner/operator
Study pathway
Year 10
Certificate III in Companion Animal Services (ACM30410) Duration: 1 year
Certificate IV in Companion Animal Services (ACM40310) Duration: 1 year
Major study areas

Animal first aid Workplace communications Maintaining and monitoring animal health Companion animal selection Breeding Diet and feeding Managing and maintaining aviaries and bird rooms Providing advice on selection and care of aquatic animals Animal care

Lectures Work experience in local pet shops or other animal care organisations Practical work with animals
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CERTIFICATE III IN RACING (ADVANCED STABLEHAND)
National code: RGR30208 CRICOS code: 055046J Campus and intake
Duration: 1 year TAFE ID: S646
Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue on to the Certificate III in Racing (Track rider) (RGR30108) or Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing (ACM40410). For the latest information on further study options, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Durack Institute of Technology, Geraldton February Polytechnic West, Equine Training Centre, Armadale February
Cost
Tuition : $10,500 per year Additional costs : Police clearance $30

Keeping horses in top condition requires love, attention, hard work and skills. This qualification will equip you with theoretical and practical knowledge in horse health and handling, gear and rugging, race day procedures, breeding and general day to day care. The qualification focuses on the thoroughbred and harness racing industry, allowing opportunities for career pathways to all areas of the equine industry. Polytechnic Wests Equine Training Centre is a working stable on 20 acres of land only 35 minutes from Perths central business district.
Uniform $60 approximately Riding Boots $100 approximately Riding Pants $100 approximately Equipment may be up to $200 N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.
Groom Harness driver Horse handler Racecourse worker Racehorse trainer Stablehand Trackwork rider
Study pathway
Year 12
Certificate III in Racing (Advanced Stablehand) (RGR30208) Duration: 1 year
Major study areas

Caring for horses Handling horses safely Maintaining horses in a healthy state and safe environment Applying principles of basic anatomy and physiology to horses Determining nutritional requirements for standard breeds and thoroughbreds Performing basic riding or driving Working effectively in the thoroughbred or standard bred code of the racing industry

You will take part in the day-to-day running of a working stable, including working the horses, stabling and track working on site. You will also undertake practical work in industry and receive classroom delivery of theory.
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CERTIFICATE III IN RACING (TRACK RIDER)
National code: RGR30108 CRICOS code: 071968M Campus and intake
Further study
For the latest information on further study options, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Polytechnic West, Equine Training Centre, Armadale February
Cost
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 10. Due to the practical component of this qualification, you need to have a moderate level of physical stamina and strength. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
Additional costs : Police clearance: $30 Uniform: $60 approximately Riding Boots: $100 approximately Riding Pants: $100 approximately

This qualification allows you to gain the required knowledge and understanding of horses in a broad industry environment. You need a moderate level of physical stamina, strength and coordination, as well as the ability to interpret communication and relationships within an equine environment. This qualification also allows you to gain the required knowledge and skills to perform exercise for racing horses. It has a strong practical workplace component with very high employability outcomes.
Equipment may be up to: $200 Students will be required to wear safe and industry standard attire whilst undertaking this qualification. Students will be expected to purchase riding boots and pants. N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.
Successful completion of this qualification will give you the opportunity to seek employment all over the world as a track rider (subject to local authority licensing arrangements).
Study pathway
Year 10
Certificate III in Racing (Track Rider) (RGR30108) Duration: 1 year
Major study areas

Horse handling Riding and harness driving Nutritional requirements Anatomy and physiology Breeding Equine injury and disease Effective industry participation

Classroom and field activity using resident horses on 20 acres for practical training and assessment by qualified and industry recognised trainers and assessors. Work placement at organisations that are industry recognised and approved by the state controlling body (Racing and Wagering Western Australia).
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CERTIFICATE IV IN VETERINARY NURSING
National code: ACM40410 CRICOS code: 000241E Campus and intake

Lectures Work experience with animals in industry Practical work with animals at the Institutes veterinary clinic
Polytechnic West, Bentley February Durack Institute of Technology, Geraldton February
Further study
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 with passes in Mathematics and Science, or completion of Certificate III in Companion Animal Services (ACM30410), Certificate III in Racing Track rider (RGR30108) or Certificate III in Racing (Advanced Stablehand) (RGR30208). Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
Cost

This qualification provides you with the practical skills and knowledge you need to help veterinarians in the treatment and care of animals requiring medical and surgical attention. You will learn to carry out veterinary clinic reception duties. You will also learn how to help with surgical preparations and procedures, respond to emergencies, take blood tests and x rays, and prepare medicines prescribed by the vet. You will also receive practical training at the veterinary clinic located on campus.
Resource fee : $350 per semester Additional costs : Equipment, uniforms and textbooks $175 per semester N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Animal carer Animal welfare worker Veterinary nurse Veterinary receptionist Veterinary surgical assistant
Study pathway
Year 10 Year 12
Certificate III in Companion Animal Services (ACM30410) OR Certificate III in Racing Trackrider (RGR30108) OR Certificate III in Racing (Advanced Stablehand) (RGR30208) Duration: 1 year
Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing (ACM40410) Duration: 1 year
Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing (ACM40410) Duration: 1 year
Major study areas

Assisting with animal care and providing food and water for animals Animal first aid Veterinary nursing Maintaining and monitoring animal health Surgical assistance and nursing preparation and routines Applying radiograph routines Animal selection and care advice Veterinary reception duties Veterinary dental nursing
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OTHER QUALIFICATIONS IN ANIMAL STUDIES - AQUACULTURE
Certificate II in Equine Industry

National code: 21908VIC CRICOS code: 071967A
Tuition : $5,250 per semester Institute & Location : Polytechnic West, Armadale
Duration: 6 months TAFE ID: 6654
Certificate II in Animal Studies

National code: ACM20110 CRICOS code: 077190G
Tuition : $5,250 per semester Institute & Location : Challenger Institute of Technology, Murdoch
Duration: 6 months TAFE ID: S677
For full details of other qualifications, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
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Art Design Multimedia
Design fundamentals Applied fashion design and technology Fashion and textile design Fashion business Graphic design Interior design Three dimensional design Applied environmental arts Jewellery design
Mass communication Animation Interactive digital media Printing and graphic arts (Graphic design production) Photography Screen and media Other qualifications in art design multimedia
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Special Entry Requirements for Enrolment in Film and Television, Music and Photography Qualifications
If you would like to enrol into a Film & Television, Music or Photography qualification you need to submit a folio of your work. If you want to continue on to any diploma or advanced diploma in these areas, you will also be required to submit work folios.
Your prints must have a minimum print size of 17.5 cm x 12.5 cm (7 x 5 inches). Take care to present the prints by mounting them to best advantage, using mounts up to A3 size. Please note the following, before you submit your folio: Submit art works in a strong but lightweight folio or folder, preferably with a zip to allow secure closure after assessment (maximum size A3) Include a signed declaration stating that all the images are your own work Do not use masking tape or knotted string to close your folio. It must be easy to re seal Do not submit items which cannot be fully enclosed within the folio Clearly label every folio item with your full name and ID from Education and Training International Submit only the folio items specified in the folio. Do not submit extra items
Folio requirements for Certificate III in Media Film and Television (CUF30107)
You must submit the following two pieces of your own work: Item 1 A series of 10 postcard sized images in black and white, or colour which tells a story. You must present these on a maximum of three printed A4 pages. Item 2 A critical analysis (around 500 typewritten words) of a film or television program with particular focus on: The genre/narrative tones used The style and production techniques, e.g camera, editing, writing, lighting, props, sound and costume design The key personnel in the production (including production crew and actors) Please note the following before you submit your folio: Submit folio items in a strong but lightweight folio preferably with a zip fastener Submit two pieces only. Do not submit extra items as they will not be taken into consideration Clearly label each folio item with your Education and Training International student number. Ensure that you number each folio item. Do not label any part of your folio with your name Do not use masking tape or knotted string to close your folio use a re sealable method Do not submit items that do not completely fit within the folio. Partly exposed items might be damaged in transit. No responsibility for damaged items will be taken by Education and Training International and Central Institute of Technology Do not submit fragile, breakable or unstable items. Send in photographs of these items instead
Folio submission dates for 2013 Film and Television and Photography
2013 Semester 1 1. If you are in Perth and currently enrolled at Central Institute of Technology, send your folio in by Friday 23rd November 2012 to: International Centre Central Institute of Technology Level 4 North Wing 25 Aberdeen Street Northbridge WA 6003 OR 2. If you are in Perth and not enrolled at Central Institute of Technology, send your folio in by Friday 23rd November 2012 to: Education and Training International Ground Floor Hyatt Centre 123 Adelaide Tce East Perth WA 6004 OR
Certificate IV in Photoimaging (CUV40403 ) Folio requirements

You must submit six pieces of your own work, that is, six black and white, or colour photographic prints comprising: A still life (i.e using inanimate objects, with the product as the subject) A still life (i.e using inanimate objects, with the product as the subject but different from Item 1) An environmental portrait (i.e portrait of a person in their surroundings) A formal style (posed) portrait, eg family member/friend A nature landscape, eg hills, trees, rivers, rocks combination of some or all A city/industrial landscape You can submit images as colour prints, black and white prints or a combination. You can process and print these yourself or have them processed and printed in a laboratory. Digitally printed images are acceptable, but they must be on photo realistic paper, eg not bubble jet on plain paper. The following areas will be considered in the assessment process: Composition, design and creativity Technical aspects, including camera focusing, exposure and appropriate use of shutter speeds and aperture controls Presentation
3. If you are not in Australia and not enrolled at Central Institute of Technology, send your folio in by Friday 2nd November 2012 to: Education and Training International Ground Floor Hyatt Centre 123 Adelaide Tce East Perth WA 6004 Or PO Box 6830 East Perth BC 6892
Collecting your folios after assessment

Follow the instructions below to collect your folios. 2013 Semester 1 1. If you are currently enrolled at Central Institute of Technology, collect your folio(s) between 9 am4 pm on Tuesday 4th December 2012 from: International Centre Central Institute of Technology Level 4 North Wing 25 Aberdeen Street Northbridge WA 6003
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2. If you are not enrolled at Central Institute of Technology, collect your (folios) Tuesday 4th December 2012 from Education and Training International Ground Floor Hyatt Centre 123 Adelaide Tce East Perth Please note: ETI and Central Institute of Technology take no responsibility for folios that are not collected. Portfolios that have not been collected may be destroyed.
Huitao Liao International Student Adviser International Centre Central Institute of Technology Level 4 North Wing 25 Aberdeen Street Northbridge WA 6003 Email: huitao.liao@central.wa.edu.au OR 2. If you are in Perth and not enrolled at Central Institute of Technology, send your CV (rsum) in by 4.00 pm Friday 9 November 2012 to: Education and Training International Ground Floor Hyatt Centre 123 Adelaide Tce East Perth WA 6004 Email: admissions.eti@dtwd.wa.gov.au OR 3. If you are not in Australia and not enrolled at Central Institute of Technology, send your CV (rsum) in by 4.00 pm Friday 9 November 2012 to: Education and Training International Ground Floor Hyatt Centre 123 Adelaide Tce East Perth WA 6004 OR PO Box 6830 East Perth BC 6892 Email: admissions.eti@dtwd.wa.gov.au
Music qualifications (Please note that these qualifications relate to contemporary music)
CV (rsum)/interview requirements for Certificate III in Music (CUS30109) and Certificate III in Technical Production (CUS30209) are as follows: While previous formal music training is not essential for entry into the Certificate III in Music (CUS30109), you need to have a reasonable level of proficiency in at least one instrument. You are required to form groups and write and perform songs with other students. Basic music theory forms part of the qualification If you apply for the Certificate III in Technical Production (CUS30209), you will need to have some general computer knowledge as computer recording and mixing of music form a large part of the qualification. A strong interest in contemporary music is desirable You must have high levels of competence and comprehension in English Both qualifications are 6 months long and provide a pathway to the Certificate IV in the second half of the year once you have successfully completed Certificate III. If you are successful in Certificate IV, you can move on to a 1 year diploma qualification You must have a high level of commitment and attendance Please send your CV (rsum) to the address below, by the specified date and make sure it includes the following details: Your name Your date of birth Your country of origin Your email address Your telephone numbers (home and mobile) Convenient times when you are available for telephone contact A demonstration DVD (for Certificate III Performance) including performance of two musical pieces after a verbal introduction (original songs/pieces encouraged) DVD Region 4 With particular reference to: Study related to music industry Experience and personal interest related to music industry List of instrument(s) played [Certificate III in Music (CUS30109)] Computer skills and music programs used On submission of your CV, you will be contacted to arrange an appointment for interview.
Interviews
If you are in Perth, the interview will take place in person at Central Institute of Technologys Centre for Music Industry Training, Leederville. If you are overseas, the interview may take place over the telephone or email. The interview and supporting documentation [CV (rsum)] must be completed by Friday 9th November 2012 for the 2013 Semester 1 intake and by Friday 8th November 2013 for the 2014 Semester 1 intake.
Sending in your CV (rsum)

1. If you are in Perth and currently enrolled at Central Institute of Technology, send your CV (rsum) in by 4.00 pm Friday 9 November 2012 to:
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CERTIFICATE III IN DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS
National code: CUV30303 TAFE ID: C617 Campus and Intakes
Duration: 6 months CRICOS code: 031521G

Studio techniques Lectures Opportunity to create design folio Practical skills training in the Institutes design studios
Central Institute of Technology, Perth February and July Great Southern Institute of Technology, Albany February
Further Study Admission Requirements

To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 10. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. Please note: Students who wish to continue on to further study in design, must enrol into this Certificate III in the July intake. On completion of this qualification, you can continue on to the following qualifications: Diploma of Mass Communication Advanced Diploma of Graphic Design Advanced Diploma of Interior Design Advanced Diploma of Photography Advanced Diploma of Fashion & Textile Design Advanced Diploma of Three Dimensional Design For the latest information on further study options, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.

This qualification will provide you with basic skills and knowledge in design. Youll learn how to create and communicate design concepts and evaluate design solutions using design terminology, materials and current technologies. On completion of this qualification, you will have acquired competency in drawing, colour theory and basic research skills, together with a basic knowledge of the design industry. This is an entry level qualification useful for individuals wanting to progress to higher studies in the Art, Design and Media study areas.
Cost
Tuition: $5,250 per semester Resource fee: may be up to $624 per semester Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
This is a foundation program for further studies.
Additional information Study Pathway

Year 10 If you complete the Certificate III in Design Fundamentals (CUV30303), you will complete some core and specialist units common to the Certificate IV programs in Graphic Design, Interior Decoration, Three Dimensional Design, and Fashion and Textiles. These subjects are taught at a higher level and within a more industry specific context in the Certificate IV programs and it is highly recommended that you complete these units at both Certificates III and IV level. This qualification is currently being updated. Please refer to the ETI website www.eti.wa.edu.au closer to the enrolment date.
Certificate III in Design Fundamentals Duration: 6 months (CUV30303)
Any Certificate IV in the Art, Design and Media stream Duration: 1 year
Any Diploma in the Art, Design and Media stream Duration: 1 year
Any Advanced Diploma in the Art, Design and Media stream Duration: 1 year
Major Study Areas

Graphic design Interior design Product design
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF APPLIED FASHION DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY
National code: LMT60307 TAFE ID: W396 Campus and Intakes
Duration: 3 years CRICOS code: 075910G
Major Study Areas

Clothing production Assembling garments Fitting and custom making garments Pattern grading and making Design concepts Sourcing materials Evaluating contractors
Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle February (Certificate IV and Diploma only) Polytechnic West, Bentley February
Admission Requirements
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 11. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. No folio submission is required.

Lectures Practical training in the Institutes fashion studios and workshops Entering fashion design competitions 200 hours practical work experience in the fashion design industry

This qualification provides you with the practical skills and knowledge you need to develop and produce original clothing designs to suit local conditions and trends. You will learn to cut and machine sample garments, grade patterns, assemble, fit and custom make clothing, assist in design development, source materials and evaluate contractors. Supervisory skills for both small and large volume production businesses are also included.
Further Study
Cost Career opportunities

Business owner/operator Clothing manufacturer Fashion designer Fashion stylist Grader/pattern maker Product developer Production manager Tuition: $10,500 per year Resource fee: Year 1 $350 per semester; Years 2 and 3 $500 per semester. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Study Pathway
Year 10
Certificate IV in Applied Fashion Design and Technology (LMT41007) Duration: 1 year
Diploma of Applied Fashion Design and Technology (LMT50307) Duration: 1 year
Advanced Diploma of Applied Fashion Design and Technology (LMT60307) Duration: 1 year
Associate Degree of Fashion Business Duration: 1 year (Polytechnic West only)
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF FASHION AND TEXTILE DESIGN
National code: 52239 TAFE ID: 7554 Campus and Intakes
Duration: 3 years CRICOS code: 075914D
Major Study Areas

Design processes Design projects Digital design Fashion drawing Fashion history Fashion marketing Studio projects Textiles
Central Institute of Technology, Perth February
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12, or completion of Certificate III in Visual Arts and Contemporary Craft (CUV30103) or Certificate III in Design Fundamentals (CUV30303). Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. No folio submission is required.

Lectures Practical work in the Institutes fashion studios Practical work experience in the fashion design industry Entering fashion design competitions

By studying this qualification you will gain advanced fashion skills and the ability to design and create striking and stylish fashion garments, textiles and accessories. You will learn to apply current technologies, illustration techniques, digital design and visual research to your products. Youll also learn how to overcome design problems and apply marketing strategies to get ahead in the competitive fashion industry.
Further Study
Fashion business owner/operator Fashion critic Fashion designer Retail clothing manager Stylist
Cost
Tuition: $10,500 per year Resource fee: Resource fee: Certificate IV $650 per semester ; Diploma $500 per semester ; Advanced Diploma $400 per semester Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Study Pathway
Year 10 Year 12
Certificate III in Visual Arts and Contemporary Craft (CUV30103 or Certificate III in Design Fundamentals (CUV30303) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Design (CUV40303) Duration: 1 year
Diploma of Fashion and Textile Design (52238) Duration: 1 year Certificate IV in Design (CUV40303) Duration: 1 year Advanced Diploma of Fashion and Textile Design (52239) Duration: 1 year
Diploma of Fashion and Textile Design (52238) Duration: 1 year
Advanced Diploma of Fashion and Textile Design (52239) Duration: 1 year
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ASSOCIATE DEGREE OF FASHION BUSINESS
CRICOS code: 076032G TAFE ID: H405 Campus and intake
Duration: 2 years
Further study
Polytechnic West, Bentley February and July
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12, or completion of Certificate IV in a relevant area. An IELTS score (Academic) of 6.0 with no band score less than 5.5 is required. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
Cost
Tuition: $13,600 per year Additional costs: textbooks
Additional information About this qualification

The Associate Degree of Fashion Business has been designed to incorporate a broad range of business skills and knowledge required to work within the fashion industry. The Associate Degree of Fashion Business will provide you with the opportunity to bridge the gap between vocational creative disciplines and modern business practices. By studying this vocationally oriented Higher Education program you will be able to: understand the need for sustainable design and production processes; demonstrate understanding of the social, cultural, global, ethical and environmental issues relating to the designer fashion industry; apply technological systems relating to marketing, and fashion production; and demonstrate an appreciation and application of entrepreneurial practices and innovation within the designer fashion industry. This qualification is registered with the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) as a higher education qualification. Therefore you must apply for the Higher Education Sector Visa (Subclass 573). Please refer to <www.immi.gov.au> for further information. The pathways into the Associate Degree qualifications provided in this course guide are based on students following the pathway as listed under that qualification for Polytechnic West only. Students entering the Associate Degree qualifications from alternative qualifications delivered at other institutions may not receive the same credits as students who have followed the listed pathway and should discuss this with ETI before enrolling.
Business owner Fashion entrepreneur Fashion merchandiser
Study pathway
Year 11 Year 12
Certificate IV in Applied Fashion Design and Technology (LMT41007) OR any relevant Certificate IV qualification Duration: 1 year
Associate Degree of Fashion Business Duration: 2 years
Associate Degree of Fashion Business Duration: 2 years
Major study areas

Web technologies for the fashion industry Product development and sustainability Contemporary influences on fashion culture Fashion design process Fashion forecasting and consumer behaviour Fashion trade and promotion Fashion business law Fashion business development planning Innovation and entrepreneurial practices Premium brand management and marketing International business
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF GRAPHIC DESIGN
National code: 52005 CRICOS code: 075915C Campus and intake
Duration: 3 years TAFE ID: 7296
Major study areas

Digital media practice Colour theory Design process Concept visualisation Advertising Illustration Web design Digital media
Central Institute of Technology, Perth February Great Southern Institute of Technology, Albany February (Certificate IV and Diploma only)
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 or completion of Certificate III in Design Fundamentals (CUV30303). Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. No folio submission is required.

Lectures Practical skills training in the Institutes design studios Supervised work placement

You will develop the skills and knowledge you need to produce and communicate creative graphic design images for reproduction in print and digital media. You will create and execute design concepts and present finished artwork using a combination of traditional studio media and new technologies. You will work in your chosen area of specialisation, such as packaging, corporate design, advertising, illustration, or web design and digital visual media. You will also complete a supervised work placement.
Portfolio compilation
Further study
Animation designer Graphic designer Web designer
Cost
Tuition: $10,500 per year Resource fee: $500 per semester; Diploma of Graphic Design (52004) may be up to $1,008 per semester Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute. Year 12
Study pathway
Year 10
Additional information
Certificate III in Design Fundamentals (CUV30303) Duration: 6 months Certificate IV in Design (CUV40303) Duration: 1 year This qualification is currently being updated. Please refer to the ETI website www.eti.wa.edu.au closer to the enrolment date.
Diploma of Graphic Design (52004) Duration: 1 year
Diploma of Graphic Design (52004) Duration: 1 year
Advanced Diploma of Graphic Design (52005) Duration: 1 year
Advanced Diploma of Graphic Design (52005) Duration: 1 year
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF INTERIOR DESIGN
National code: LMF60208 CRICOS code: 075917A Campus and intake
Major study areas

Interior design Design processes Computer-aided design Interior decoration Sketching and presentation skills Drafting Colour design Contextual studies Lighting design Restoration
Central Institute of Technology, Perth February South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury February (Certificate IV only)

Lectures Practical skills training in the Institutes design studios Supervised work placement with an interior design company

Interior design is the attempt to create functioning, vibrant and stylish interiors drawing from current trends. It lets you express your creativity in a physical and interactive form under the guidelines of the clients wants and needs. You will learn to use aesthetics, function, materiality, fixtures and fittings to your advantage to create fantastic indoor spaces. Youll have access to modern design facilities and up-to-date software and equipment. Youll also be mentored by industry professionals who have experience in interior design and youll be able to take advantage of the networks they can offer you. This industry requires creativity and the ability to work to a clients needs and guidelines. Employment opportunities are good in the commercial sector, including interior designer work in office fit-outs for large businesses. Each year you will undertake a supervised work placement with an interior design company.
Further study
Cost
Tuition: $10,500 per year Resource fee: may be up to $750 per semester Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Interior design consultant Interior designer Interior stylist Lighting designer Restoration professional
Study pathway
Year 10 Year 12
Certificate III in Design Fundamentals (CUV30303) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Interior Decoration (LMF40408) Duration: 1 year
Certificate IV in Interior Decoration (LMF40408) Duration: 1 year
Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration (LMF50408) Duration: 1 year
Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration (LMF50408) Duration: 1 year
Advanced Diploma of Interior Design (LMF60208) Duration: 1 year
Advanced Diploma of Interior Design (LMF60208) Duration: 1 year
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF THREE DIMENSIONAL DESIGN
National code: 52162 CRICOS code: 075922D Campus and intake
Major study areas

Materials and technology for design Computer-aided design Design evaluation Design construction Design studio business practice Design history Visual communication Current design issues

Practical skills training in the Institutes design studios Work placement (optional)

Design is all around us, its where we sit, eat and speak and what we sit, eat and speak with. A career in three dimensional (3D) design requires creative thinking and problem solving and the ability to work to client specifications. 3D designers create designs for products and objects for the home, for workplaces and for public spaces. Products like computers, Apple iPads, tableware, bathtubs, medical equipment and street lighting have all been styled by product (or industrial) designers. In this qualification you will be encouraged to investigate, implement and project manage your own study program and to deliver projects that are suitable for todays design market. You will design highly innovative and original projects that are both attractive and useable and develop them to a professional standard. This industry requires working to a clients guidelines while expressing your own creativity, and the current economic climate shows that job prospects are excellent.
Further study
Cost
Tuition : $10,500 per year Resource fee : Years 1 and 2 $250 per semester; Year 3 $500 per semester Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
3D artist 3D design assistant Furniture designer Industrial designer
Study pathway
Year 10 Year 12
Certificate III in Design Fundamentals (CUV30303) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Three Dimensional Design (52161) Duration: 1 year
Diploma of Three Dimensional Design (52161) Duration: 1 year
Advanced Diploma of Three Dimensional Design (52162) Duration: 1 year
Advanced Diploma of Three Dimensional Design (52162) Duration: 1 year
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DIPLOMA OF APPLIED ENVIRONMENTAL ARTS
National code: 52268 CRICOS code: 071338G Campus and intake
Cost
Tuition : $13,000 per year Resource fee : $1,100 per semester Additional costs : Uniform/protective equipment - enclosed leather shoes/boots, eye protection, hearing protection and work clothing $250 Textbooks Some art materials N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.
Polytechnic West, Midland February and July
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 10 with a pass in English. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.

This qualification will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge to design and produce environmental art in a range of contexts and areas including painting, sculpture, ceramics, textiles and printing. You will learn art terminologies, critical approaches to art production and presentation, studio management practices and how to respond to an art or design brief.
Arts administrator Curator Public and community artist
Study pathway
Year 10
Diploma of Applied Environmental Arts (52268) Duration: 2 years
Major study areas

Skills and knowledge in applied environmental arts Practical hands-on skills Development of critical approaches to art production and presentation Learning to present ideas and images for analysis and evaluation

Lectures Project work Practical demonstration and application
Further study
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF JEWELLERY DESIGN
National code: 52357 CRICOS code: 041735K Campus and intake

Lectures Practical skills training in the Institutes jewellery design studios Supervised work placement Opportunities to participate in design shows
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12, or completion of Certificate III in Design Fundamentals (CUV30303) or Certificate III in Visual Arts and Contemporary Craft (CUV30103). Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. No folio submission is required.
Further study

You will learn how to develop striking jewellery concepts within the context of the demands of the consumer market. You will learn how to fabricate unique and individual pieces of jewellery using new and traditional techniques. You will also learn design development, research skills, technical innovation, manufacturing techniques, metal forming, wax casting, metal fabrication and setting styles.
Cost
Tuition: $10,500 per year Resource fee: (Years 1 and 2 $850 per year; Year 3 $400 per year) Additional costs: (Equipment $1,500 approx) N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Jeweller Jewellery designer Jewellery retailer Stylist
Study pathway
Year 10 Year 12
Certificate III in Design Fundamentals (CUV30303) OR Certificate III in Visual Arts and Contemporary Craft (CUV30103)) Duration: 6 months
Advanced Diploma of Jewellery Design (52357) Duration: 3 years
Advanced Diploma of Jewellery Design (52357) Duration: 3 years
Major study areas

Drawing techniques and media Colour theory 2D and 3D design Wearable object design Jewellery design Metal casting and gem materials
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DIPLOMA OF MASS COMMUNICATION
Duration: 1 year TAFE ID: 1664

Lectures Practical skills training at the Institutes film studio
Further study Admission requirements

To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 or completion of a Certificate IV in any discipline. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. No folio submission is required. On completion of the qualification you can continue on to a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.

The world is changing; new technologies mean that people are communicating faster and in more ways than ever thought possible. This qualification has been developed for individuals wishing to pursue a career in the contemporary media and communication and information industries. It offers you the flexibility to continue your studies in a variety of specialist areas such as film and television, the internet, multimedia, journalism, advertising, design and photography. It will provide you with the skills, knowledge and practical training you need to lead you to employment or further studies at TAFE or university.
Cost
Tuition: $12,000 per year
This qualification is currently being updated. Please refer to the ETI website www.eti.wa.edu.au closer to the enrolment date.
Advertiser Camera person Photographer/photojournalist Public relations officer Radio/television broadcaster Video/online journalist
Study pathway
Year 10 Year 12
Certificate IV (any discipline) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Mass Communication (52188) Duration: 1 year
Diploma of Mass Communication (52188) Duration: 1 year
Major study areas

Design and culture Film and television Internet Multimedia Journalism Advertising Design Photography
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF ANIMATION
National code: 52206 CRICOS code: 075909A Campus and intake
Major study areas

Design animation Creating 2D digital models and images Creating 3D digital models and images Creating 3D digital animation Sound design
Central Institute of Technology, East Perth February

Workshops in computer laboratories Practical industry focus

This qualification will enable you to develop the practical skills and knowledge you need to create your own animated films and games. Youll learn a range of animation techniques and engage in real life animation challenges. You will learn to develop and manipulate graphic images, animations, sound, text and video, conceive and develop lighting designs, edit complex screen productions and create 2D and 3D digital environments. Industry standard software will be used in this qualification, including Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premiere, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Flash, Toon Boom, Autodesk 3ds Max and Autodesk Maya.
Further study
Cost
2D animator 3D design concept artist 3D games artist 3D modeller Digital matte painter Multimedia developer
Access to a personal computer is highly recommended.
Study pathway
Year 11
Certificate III in Media (CUF30107) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Screen and Media (CUF40107) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Screen and Media (CUF50107) Duration: 1 year
Advanced Diploma of Animation (52206) Duration: 1 year
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DIPLOMA OF INTERACTIVE DIGITAL MEDIA
National code: CUF50207 CRICOS code: 075981D Campus and intake
Duration: 2 years TAFE ID: D202
Major study areas

Interpreting and responding to a design brief Coordinating the testing of interactive media products Designing web environments Designing information architecture and interaction Designing digital simulations Creating technical documentation Implementing quality assurance processes for websites Applying scripting language in authoring 2D and 3D animation Desktop publishing
Central Institute of Technology, East Perth February Polytechnic West, Thornlie February and July (Certificate IV)
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 11 or completion of Certificate II in Information, Digital Media and Technology (ICA20111). Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. Please note: Students who start this qualification pathway with the Certificate II in Information, Digital Media and Technology (ICA20111) must begin this pathway in the July intake.

Computer workshops Project-based work Opportunities to showcase work to potential employers Work with industry on specific projects

Interactive digital media is an ever evolving and exciting industry that could take you all over the world. This qualification will give you the skills and knowledge you need to carry out complex work in the digital media industry where you will design web environments, information architecture, interaction and digital simulations. This qualification will develop your skills in Adobe Flash, 3D, desktop publishing and developing e learning resources to get you on the path to success within this industry.
Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue on to the Advanced Diploma of Animation (52206) or a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Animator Graphic designer Multimedia professional Rich media designer Web designer/manager
Cost
Study pathway
Year 10 Year 11
Certificate II in Information, Digital Media and Technology (ICA20111) (July intake) Duration: 6 months
Certificate III in Media (CUF30107) (February intake only) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Interactive Digital Media (CUF40207) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Interactive Digital Media (CUF50207) Duration: 1 year Certificate IV in Interactive Digital Media (CUF40207) (July intake) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Interactive Digital Media (CUF50207) (February intake only) Duration: 1 year
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CERTIFICATE III IN PRINTING AND GRAPHIC ARTS (GRAPHIC DESIGN PRODUCTION)
National code: ICP30110 CRICOS code: 060236E Campus and intake
Duration: 1 year TAFE ID: W772
Cost
Tuition : $10,500 per year Resource fee : $1,150 per semester Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Central Institute of Technology, Perth February and July
There is no continuous study pathway if you enter this qualification in the July intake. You must enrol in February if you wish to continue on to the Graphic Design stream in the same year.

This qualification will provide you with the skills and knowledge to work in graphic design in the printing and graphic arts industry. You will learn skills that enable you to produce artwork and layouts of text for reproduction in print and electronic media such as magazines, newspapers, books and websites, and for corporate identity programs, exhibitions and advertising. You will use software such as Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator and QuarkXpress.
Desktop publisher Graphic designer Graphic pre-press tradesperson Mac designer Mac operator
Study pathway
Year 10
Certificate III in Printing and Graphic Arts Graphic Design Production (ICP30110) Duration: 1 year
Major study areas

Applying knowledge of the pre-press sector Developing detailed projects Editing digital images Digitising images for reproduction Producing graphics using a graphics application

Lectures Practical skills
Further study
You can continue on to the Graphic Design stream at Central Institute of Technology. For the latest information on further study options, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF PHOTOGRAPHY
National code: 52155 CRICOS code: 075919K Campus and intake

Lectures Practical skills training Practical industry focus Supervised work placement
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 or completion of Certificate III in Design Fundamentals (CUV30303). Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. You are also required to submit a folio for entry into this qualification. Please see page 166 for more information regarding the submission of folios.
Further study

This qualification will develop your practical skills and knowledge in composing, taking and creating images using various techniques. You will be able to choose to develop skills in industrial and scientific photography, fine art photography, design or photojournalism. You will also undertake a supervised work placement as part of this qualification.
Cost
Tuition : $10,500 per year Resource fee : may be up to $800 per semester Additional costs : Equipment including a 35 mm SLR camera, tripod and light meter (you will be advised of the required equipment once you start classes). Allow up to $2000 to purchase a camera. N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Photographer Photographic supplier Small business owner
Additional information Study pathway

Year 10 Year 12 This qualification is currently being updated. Please refer to the ETI website www.eti.wa.edu.au closer to the enrolment date.
Certificate III in Design Fundamentals (CUV30303) (July intake only) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Photoimaging (CUV40403) Duration: 1 year
Certificate IV in Photoimaging (CUV40403) Duration: 1 year
Diploma of Photoimaging (CUV50407) Duration: 1 year
Diploma of Photoimaging (CUV50407) Duration: 1 year
Advanced Diploma of Photography (52155) Duration: 1 year
Advanced Diploma of Photography (52155) Duration: 1 year
Major study areas

Contemporary studio photography Photographic illustration Photo business Digital imaging Photographic laboratory applications Contemporary fine art photography Digital workshop
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF SCREEN AND MEDIA
National code: CUF60107 CRICOS code: 075921E Campus and intake
Major study areas

Legal and administrative requirements Industry knowledge Obtaining sponsorship Developing concepts Planning and project producing Managing projects Managing contracts Interpreting scripts Marketing Directing, camera, editing, production design, sound producing
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 10. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. You are also required to submit a folio for entry into this qualification. Please see page 166 for more information regarding the submission of folios.
How this qualification is taught About this qualification

This qualification will immerse you in the world of film and television. You will network with professionals and learn about all aspects of creating a production for screen. This qualification provides you with the practical skills you need to work in the production and post production of film and television. You will develop skills in camera operation, lighting, audio production, scriptwriting and producing. You will learn to be part of a team producing music videos, short films and documentaries. In Year 3 you will have the opportunity to major in one of the following specialist streams: directing, camera, editing, production design, sound or producing. Lectures Practical skills training at the Institutes film studio Team-based projects
Further study
Camera operator Cinematographer Director Editor Producer Production designer Sound designer
Cost
Tuition : $10,500 per year Resource fee : may be up to $1,500 per semester Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Study pathway
Year 10
Certificate IV in Screen and Media (CUF40107) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Screen and Media (CUF50107) Duration: 1 year
Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media (CUF60107) Duration: 1 year
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OTHER QUALIFICATIONS IN ART DESIGN MULTIMEDIA
Advanced Diploma of Visual Art and Craft

National code: 52227 CRICOS code: 075924B
Tuition : $10,500 per year Institute & Location : Central Institute of Technology, Perth, South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury and Busselton (Certificate IV) Bunbury (Diploma)
Diploma of Sound Production

National code: CUS50209 CRICOS code: 076623G
Tuition : $10,500 per year Institute & Location : Central Institute of Technology, Leederville
Diploma of Music Business

National code: CUS50309 CRICOS code: 076545E
Diploma of Music
National code: CUS50109 CRICOS code: 076544F
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Photo
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Aeronautics Aviation Management Ground operations and service Airline operations Airport management
Aviation
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ASSOCIATE DEGREE OF AVIATION (AERONAUTICS)
CRICOS code: 062156M TAFE ID: H400 Campus and intake
Duration: 2 years
Study pathway
Year 11
Year 12
Polytechnic West, AeroSpace Training Centre, Jandakot February Certificate IV in Aviation (Ground Operations and Service) (AVI40408) Duration: 1 Year Associate Degree of Aviation (Aeronautics) Duration: 2 years
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 with passes in mathematics and physics or: Successful completion of the Certificate IV in Aviation (Ground Operations and Service) Successful completion of a full Baccalaureate Diploma with minimum of 24 points from six subjects at one sitting Completion of a relevant qualification in another country assessed as being at least comparable to AQF Certificate IV Private Pilot Licence or equivalent This qualification is designed for students who have a strong interest in aviation with a passion to fly. It involves intense aviation theory up to the Airline Transport Pilot level with fixed-wing practical flight training as an additional option. An IELTS score (Academic) of 6.0 with no band score less than 5.5 is required. All flying students must pass a CASA Class 1 Aviation Flight Medical and obtain an Aviation Security Identification Card (ASIC). See additional information section for further details. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
Associate Degree of Aviation (Aeronautics) Duration: 2 years
Major study areas

Air navigation Flight planning Meteorology Aircraft performance Engines and systems Air law Human factors in aviation Marketing Management Commercial law Accounting Aviation science Flight operations

When combined with successful completion of practical flight training, this qualification provides you with the strong theoretical foundation you need to enter the aviation industry as a professional airline pilot. High quality pilot training is combined with sound teaching in the principles of management, marketing and commercial law. The flight training component of this qualification meets the requirements of the Civil Aviation Safety Authorities (CASA) Private Pilot Licence (PPL), Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) and Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL). This qualification has been designed in consultation with both Australian and international aviation industries. You will cover core pilot subject areas, such as air navigation, meteorology, flight planning, air laws/ regulations and flight performance/loading. The theoretical component of this qualification will train you in human factors, aeronautical decision making and crew resource management which are important for every airline pilot. You will also learn how to perform management functions, including airline operational roles. This course incorporates the necessary theory to prepare you for a career as a Commercial Airline Pilot at the ATPL level. Flight training in Perth is popular due to the stable weather patterns, safe training environment and flat terrain. As a result, China Southern Airlines, Singapore Airlines, the Royal Australian Air Force and Republic of Singapore Air Force conduct effective flight training in Perth.

Lectures Tutorials Practical exercise Self-directed study Class based study will be conducted at the AeroSpace Training Centre facility at Jandakot Airport Flying is conducted under partnership with a provider at Jandakot Airport Please note that there may be a requirement for attendance at lectures across other Polytechnic West campuses or Industry facilities. Aircraft Flight Training will be conducted at the assigned flight facility.
Further study
Airline transport pilot Commercial pilot Airlines operations manager Aviation manager Flight planning and dispatch manager Airline contract manager Aviation safety manager Flight standards manager
Cost
Tuition: $13,600 per year Resource fee: $500 per semester Additional costs: Uniform: $700 to be retained by the student, this includes the required Polytechnic West pilot shirt, pilot epaulettes, wings when licensed, black tie and pants. Purchase of black dress shoes will be the responsibility of each student. Purchase of all required professional equipment such as aircraft headsets, plotter charts E6-B flight computer, regulatory publications and pilot bag will be the responsibility of the student for
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ASSOCIATE DEGREE OF AVIATION (AERONAUTICS)
those students undertaking the optional Flight Training Program. Textbooks and/or regulation manuals Optional Flight Training: $89,000 (based on Multi Engine Commercial Pilot Licence program. Some students may take longer for proficiency and therefore this price is subject to fluctuation) NOTE: * The current Optional Flight Training program is under review. Prices are subject to variation. N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Students electing to undertake the practical flying option concurrently with the Associate Degree of Aviation (Aeronautics), will develop the skills required for a Mulit-Engine Commercial Pilots Licence(CPL) for fixed-wing aircraft. To gain the CPL, students must be successful in attaining practical flying competency and pass the CASA written exams and flight tests. Demonstration of competence may take longer than the allocated flight training programs hours dependant on the level of proficiency of the student and therefore may require additional flying hours at extra cost. Additional flying options available include a full MultiEngine Commercial Pilot Licence, MultiEngine Command Instrument rating and Flight Instructor Rating. Students wishing to pursue a Pilots Licence will be responsible for paying for all required CASA exams towards the issuance of their Licence. This includes an Aviation English Language Proficiency Assessment which is mandatory for the issuance of a Student Pilot Licence. After completion of ATPL written exams, the students results are frozen until minimum 1,500 flight hours required are met. All flying students will be required to apply and obtain a current Aviation Security Identification Card (ASIC) and a Class 1 Aviation Flight Medical at their own cost. ASICs identify the holder as having a current security check required by CASA and required to undertake flight training in Australia and is valid for two (2) years. Applications are processed through the CASA website (www.casa.gov.au) and may take several months to be issued. A Class 1 Aviation Flight Medical must be completed by a CASA approved Designated Aviation Medical Examiner to qualify for a student licence. It is strongly recommended that the ASIC application be submitted prior to the start of the qualification. All students will be required to show proof of their current medical and ASIC to AeroSpace Training Centre staff prior to being released for flight training. Due to the remote location of the Jandakot Airport, it is recommended that students have their own personal transport. Bus services to the Airport are available from Murdoch train station, however these services are limited (three mornings and three evenings per week). Please check details with Transperth for the bus schedule as times and frequency may change. This qualification is registered with the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) as a higher education qualification. Therefore you must apply for the Higher Education Sector Visa (Subclass 573). Please refer to www.immi.gov.au for further information.
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ASSOCIATE DEGREE OF AVIATION (MANAGEMENT)
CRICOS code: 062157K TAFE ID: H401 Campus and intake
Duration: 2 years
Major study areas

Aviation fundamentals Airport operations Air law Aviation science Aviation security Marketing and public relations Aircraft operations Aviation business Human factors in aviation
Polytechnic West, AeroSpace Training Centre, Jandakot February and July
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 with passes in Mathematics and Science or: Successful completion of the Certificate IV in Aviation (Ground Operations and Service) or equivalent Successful completion of a full Baccalaureate Diploma with a minimum of 24 points from six subjects at one sitting Completion of a relevant qualification in another country assessed as being at least comparable to AQF Certificate IV An IELTS score (academic) of 6.0, with no band score less than 5.5 is required. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.

Lectures Tutorials Practical exercises Self directed study Class based study will be conducted at the AeroSpace Training Centre facility at Jandakot Airport Please note that there may be a requirement for attendance at lectures across other Polytechnic West campuses or Industry facilities.

This qualification provides you with a non flying professional career option within the air transport industry. You will study the successful introduction and ongoing management of airport operations, as well as business units designed to increase your opportunities for employment within diverse management fields. It has been developed in partnership with the aviation industry and draws on current theory and best practice in airport planning, design and management. This ensures that the qualification covers a wide range of views. The objective is to broaden your understanding of the factors involved in the establishment and successful operation of an airport. It also provides you with a strong theoretical and practical foundation in the management and administration of both aviation companies and airports. Graduates with this qualification have successfully gained employment with both regional and international airports.
Further study
Cost
Tuition: $13,600 per year Resource fee: $500 per semester Additional costs: Text books and/or regulation manuals
Airport manager Airport public relations manager Aviation consultant Aviation marketing manager Aviation safety adviser Ground services manager Airline sales manager
Uniform: $350 (to be retained by the student), this includes the required Polytechnic West dress shirt, black tie and pants. Purchase of black dress shoes will be the responsibility of each student. N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Due to the remote location of the Jandakot Airport, it is recommended that students have their own personal transport. Bus services to the airport are available from Murdoch train station, however these are very limited (three mornings and three evenings per week). Please check details with Transperth for the bus schedule as times and frequency may change. This qualification is registered with the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) as a higher education qualification. Therefore you must apply for the Higher Education Sector Visa (Subclass 573). Please refer to www.immi.gov.au for further information.
Study pathway
Year 11 Year 12
Certificate IV in Aviation (Ground Operationsand Service) (AVI40408) Duration: 1 Year
Associate Degree of Aviation (Management) Duration: 2 years
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CERTIFICATE IV IN AVIATION (GROUND OPERATIONS AND SERVICE)
National code: AVI40408 CRICOS code: 074309M Campus and intake
Class based study will be conducted at the AeroSpace Training Centre facility at Jandakot Airport Please note that there may be a requirement for attendance at lectures across other Polytechnic West campuses or Industry facilities.
Polytechnic West, AeroSpace Training Centre, Jandakot February

To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 11 with passes in Mathematics. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. Successful completion of this qualification will enable students to continue for a further year of study into the Diploma of Airport Management at Polytechnic West. Upon completion of the Diploma, students will receive some credit and priority placement into the Associate Degree of Aviation (Management) at Polytechnic West. For the latest information on further study options visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.

This qualification has been developed in partnership with the aviation industry, and provides you with a professional, non flying pathway to a career in aviation. You will develop the practical skills and knowledge you need to undertake a range of activities related to ground and safety operations. You will learn to implement and monitor the operational and environmental procedures required in the modern aviation industry, including how to use technology appropriately, process documents and deal effectively with customers. You will acquire the knowledge and skills you need to be able to coordinate accident and emergency procedures, identify and respond to health, safety and security issues, and communicate effectively in the airline or airport working environment. Graduates with this qualification have successfully gained employment with both regional and international airports.
Cost
Tuition: $12,500 per year Resource fee: $500 per semester Additional costs: Text books and/or regulation manuals Uniform: $350 this includes the required Polytechnic West dress shirt, black tie and pants. Purchase of black dress shoes will be the responsibility of each student. N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Ground operations technician Ground service provider Customs and quarantine Aircraft Services and operations technician
Due to the remote location of the Jandakot Airport, it is recommended that students have their own personal transport. Bus services to the airport are available from Murdoch train station, however these are very limited (three mornings and three evenings per week). Please check details with Transperth for the bus schedule as times and frequency may change.
Study pathway
Year 11
Certificate IV in Aviation (Ground Operations and Service) (AVI40408) Duration: 1 year
Associate Degree of Aviation (Management) (H401) Duration: 2 years
Major study areas

Communication and calculations Teamwork and self management Problem solving Planning and organising Safety management Customer service Airport security Environment and resource management Equipment and systems

Lectures Tutorials Practical exercises Self-directed study
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DIPLOMA OF AERONAUTICS (AIRLINE OPERATIONS)
National code: 52322 Duration: Theory only 1 year; Theory and flying 1.5 years CRICOS code: 073136B Campus and intake
Polytechnic West, AeroSpace Training Centre, Jandakot February

Lectures Tutorials Practical exercises Self-directed study Class-based study will be conducted in at the AeroSpace Training Centre facility at Jandakot Airport Flying is conducted under partnership with a provider at Jandakot Airport. There may be a requirement for attendance at lectures across other Polytechnic West campuses or industry facilities. Aircraft Flight Training will be conducted at the assigned flight facility.
TAFE ID: 1789
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 with passes in mathematics and physics or: Completion of a relevant qualification in another country assessed as being at least comparable to AQF Certificate IV Private Pilot Licence or equivalent An IELTS score (Academic) of 6.0 with no band score less than 5.5 is required.
Further study
Students who have successfully completed the Diploma qualification will be eligible to apply for credit towards the Associate Degree of Aviation (Aeronautics). Successful completion of the Associate Degree qualification will assist students to continue on to a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.

If you have the desire and ambition to become a commercial pilot and work in the aviation industry, then this qualification is for you. It provides you with the theoretical requirements for the private pilot licence (PPL) and the commercial pilot licence (CPL) of the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA). Coupled with the optional fixed wing flight training program, you may be able to achieve your PPL in just 40 hours flight time. However, due to competency/proficiency, it might take longer and these hours may fluctuate as a result. You will learn about aerodynamics, aircraft, meteorology, navigation, airplane performance, flight rules and radio telephony. These extra units developed in consultation with the aviation industry will enable you to be competitive when you apply for positions in airline operations and administration. You have the option of integrating our Multi-Engine Commercial flight training program at a competitive price. Flight training in Perth is popular due to the stable weather patterns, safe training environment and flat terrain. As a result, China Southern Airlines, Singapore Airlines, the Royal Australian Air Force and Republic of Singapore Air Force conduct effective flight training in Perth.
Cost
Tuition: $12,500 per year Resource fee: $500 per semester Additional costs: Text books, professional flight training equipment and regulation manuals Uniform: $700 to be retained by the student, this includes the required Polytechnic West pilot shirt, pilot epaulettes, wings when licensed, black tie and pants. Purchase of black dress shoes will be the responsibility of each student. (Purchase of all required professional equipment such as aircraft headsets, plotter charts E6-B flight computer, regulatory publications and pilot bag will be the responsibility of the student for those students undertaking the optional Flight Training Program). Optional Flying Training - $89,000 (based on Multi-Engine Commercial Pilot licence program. Some students may take longer to complete training, the price may fluctuate). N.B ** The current Optional Flight Training program is under review. Prices are subject to variation. N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Airline operations officer Commercial pilot Aviation supervisor Flight planning and dispatch officer Aviation safety officer Flight standards officer
Study pathway
Year 12
Students electing to undertake the practical flying option concurrently with the Diploma of Aeronautics will develop the skills required for a Commercial Pilots Licence for fixed-wing aircraft. To gain the CPL, students must be successful in attaining practical flying competency and successfully passing the CASA written exams and flight tests. Demonstration of competence may take longer than the allocated flight training programs hours dependant on the level of proficiency of the student, and therefore may require additional flying hours at extra cost. Additional flying options available include a full MultiEngine Commercial Pilot Licence, MultiEngine Command Instrument rating, and Flight Instructor Rating. Students wishing to pursue a Pilots Licence will further be responsible to pay for all required CASA exams towards the issuance of their Licence. This includes an Aviation English Language Proficiency Assessment which is mandatory for the issuance of a Student Pilot Licence. All flying students will be required to apply and obtain a current Aviation Security Identification Card (ASIC) and a Class 1 Aviation Flight Medical at their own cost. ASICs identify the holder as having a current security check required by CASA, and is required to undertake flight training in Australia and is valid for two (2) years. Applications are processed through the CASA website (www.casa.gov.au) and may take several months to be issued. A Class 1 Aviation Flight Medical must be completed by a CASA approved Designated Aviation Medical Examiner to qualify for a student licence. It is strongly recommended that the ASIC application be submitted prior to the start of the qualification. All students will be required to show proof of their current medical and ASIC to AeroSpace Training Centre staff prior to being released for flight training. Due to the remote location of the Jandakot Airport, it is recommended that students have their own personal transport. Bus services to the airport are available from Murdoch train station, however these are very limited (three mornings and three evenings per week). Please check details with Transperth for the bus schedule as times and frequency may change.
Diploma of Aeronautics (Airline Operations) (52322) Duration: 1 year theory, 1.5 years theory and flying
Associate Degree of Aviation (Aeronautics) Duration: 2 years
Major study areas

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DIPLOMA OF AIRPORT MANAGEMENT
Duration: 1 year TAFE ID: 4650

Customs and quarantine Aviation public relations
Polytechnic West, AeroSpace Training Centre, Jandakot February and July

Lectures Tutorials Practical exercises Self-directed study Class-based study will be conducted at the AeroSpace Training Centre facility at Jandakot Airport. There may be a requirement for attendance at lectures across other Polytechnic West campuses or industry facilities.
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 11 or: Completion of a relevant qualification in another country assessed as being at least comparable to AQF Certificate IV This qualification is designed for students who have a strong interest in aviation. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
Further study
Students who have successfully completed the Diploma qualification will be eligible to apply for credit towards the Associate Degree of Aviation (Management) at Polytechnic West. Successful completion of the Associate Degree qualification will assist students to continue on to a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.

This qualification has been designed in consultation with both Australian and international aviation industries, and provides you with a non flying professional career option within the air transport and commercial aviation industries. You will develop the knowledge and practical skills you need to enhance opportunities for employment and promotion within the field of airport management. You will gain valuable industry exposure to airport/airline operations, and develop knowledge of airport systems and processes, coupled with airport operational subjects, such as human resource management, administration, public relations, airport planning and technical engineering. Graduates with this qualification have successfully gained employment with both regional and international airports and airlines.
Cost
Tuition : $12,500 per year Resource fee : $500 per semester Additional costs : Uniform : $350 - this includes the required Polytechnic West dress shirt, black tie and pants. Purchase of black dress shoes will be the responsibility of each student. Text books and/or regulation manuals N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Airline sales officer Airport management Aviation supervisor Customs and quarantine Aviation marketing Aviation public relations Ground service supervisor Airport operation supervisor
Due to the remote location of the Jandakot Airport, it is recommended that students have their own personal transport. Bus services to the airport are available from Murdoch train station, however these are very limited (run three mornings and three evenings per week). Please check details with Transperth for the bus schedule as times and frequency may change.
Study pathway
Year 11
Diploma of Airport Management (52392) Duration: 1 year
Major study areas

Airport planning Airport operations Airport systems Airport security Airport emergency procedures
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Beauty therapy Salon management Fitness Sport development Remedial massage
Beauty Services Fitness
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DIPLOMA OF BEAUTY THERAPY
National code: SIB50110 CRICOS code: 075962G Campus and intake
Duration: 1 - 1.5 years TAFE ID: S781
West Coast Institute of Training Year 10
Central Institute of Technology, Perth Campus February & July Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle and Peel February Great Southern Institute of Technology, Albany February (Certificate IV only) South Western Institute of Technology, Bunbury February (Certificate IV only) West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February & July Certificate III in Beauty Services (SIB30110) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Beauty Therapy (SIB50110) Duration: 6 months
Major study areas

Beauty therapy Massage Cosmetics Beauty enhancements Facial treatments Aromatherapy Spa program

This qualification will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge you need to apply the full range of face and body treatments. You will develop skills in a broad range of beauty therapy treatments and services which may include facial massage, body massage, hair removal, cosmetic tattooing, spa treatments, lash and brow treatments, nail technology services, make up, aromatherapy, providing advice on beauty treatments and services, selling retail skin care and cosmetic products and coordinating a work team. The knowledge and skills gained can be applied in beauty salons, spas and the wider beauty industry. Supervised work placement in a beauty clinic is undertaken in this qualification.

Lectures Work-based training Supervised work placement in a beauty clinic
Beauty therapist Nail technician Salon manager/owner Skin care professional Spa manager
Cost
Tuition : $10,500 per year Resource fee : Year 1 may be up to $700 per semester; Year 2 - $500 per semester Additional costs : Equipment : Year 1 may be up to $475 Year 2 may be up to $300
Study pathway
Uniform : may be up to $110 Textbooks Year 10 N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy (SIB40110) Duration: 1 year
Diploma of Beauty Therapy (SIB50110) Duration: 6 months
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DIPLOMA OF SALON MANAGEMENT
National code: SIB50210 CRICOS code: 075977M Campus and intake
Major study areas

Haircutting Colouring and lightening hair Foil highlighting techniques Hair and chemical reformation Hair design Complex colour correction Hair extensions Make-up application Business management focused on salon environments
Polytechnic West, Balga February and July

This qualification has three stages Certificate III, Certificate IV and Diploma. Certificate III is the most popular entry point to launch your career into the exciting world of hairstyling and fashion. You will be carefully guided by respected industry professionals who will combine technical study with the practice and development of the fundamental and artistic hand skills you need in hairdressing. You will learn to deal with a wide range of clients using discretion and tact; how to sell retail products and hairdressing services; and how to consult with clients and give advice. You will learn to perform a full range of hairdressing services, including fundamental and creative haircutting, styling, colouring, perming and straightening on men and women. Certificate IV has been designed to develop and expand complex technical skills and knowledge of hairdressing and the diploma focuses on developing a strong and successful business model to ensure the success of your managerial skills.

Class attendance Lectures by hairdressers/trainers and assessors Power Point and DVD presentations in dedicated theory rooms and simulated salons Practical skills training in a simulated salon environment (live hair models will be supplied)
Further study
There are no related university qualifications in hairdressing. For the latest information on further study options, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Cost
Freelance session stylist Hairdresser Salon manager Salon owner/operator Technical adviser with a hairdressing products company
Resource fee : $750 per semester (at the commencement of the Certificate III in Hairdressing, each student will receive a professional hairdressing kit). Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.

Mandatory Requirement : when completing the Certificate III in Hairdressing and Certificate IV in Hairdressing, you are required to source your own work experience to assist in your skills development and work readiness. Polytechnic West lecturing staff will provide you with information about work experience at orientation.
Year 10
Certificate III in Hairdressing (SIH30111) Duration: 1 year
Certificate IV in Hairdressing (SIH40111) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Salon Management (SIB50210) Duration: 6 months
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CERTIFICATE IV IN FITNESS
National code: SIS40210 CRICOS code: 077180K Campus and intake
Duration: 1 year TAFE ID: D438

Lectures Work-based training Practical skills using the equipment in the Institutes gymnasium
Central Institute of Technology, Perth February and July Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle February Polytechnic West, Thornlie February and July South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury February West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July
Further study
Cost
Tuition : $10,500 per year Resource fee : may be up to $440 per semester

This qualification will provide you with a wide range of practical skills and knowledge to plan and conduct fitness programs over a range of contexts. As part of this qualification, you will investigate pathways to work with allied health professionals, undertake basic postural appraisals, use a broad range of fitness equipment and analyse client behaviours and strategies to increase exercise adherence. This qualification will provide the skills, knowledge and expertise you need to work with specific client groups, including older adults, children and adolescents.
Additional costs : First aid certificate : $100 (compulsory before work placement) Working with children check : $10 (required before work placement) N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Additional information Career opportunities

Gym instructor Health and fitness professional Personal trainer You need to provide a police clearance from your home country before you attend your work placement. You need to get this clearance before you arrive in Australia. Because of the physical nature of this qualification, you also need a medical clearance, which you should obtain from a doctor once you arrive in Australia. Please note that if you attend West Coast Institute of Training some classes will be offered at the McLarty Campus in McLarty Avenue, Joondalup. This campus is approximately 10 minutes walk from the main Kendrew Crescent, Joondalup campus. Students can also take the free CAT bus that circulates in the Joondalup CBD.
Study pathway
Year 11
Certificate III in Fitness (SIS30310) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Fitness (SIS40210) Duration: 6 months
Major study areas

Exercise planning and programming Risk analysis Interaction with special population groups Exercise instruction Fitness appraisal Use of fitness equipment
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CERTIFICATE IV IN SPORT DEVELOPMENT
National code: SIS40610 CRICOS code: 034326G Campus and intake
Further study
Central Institute of Technology, Leederville February South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury February
Cost
Tuition : $10,500 per year Resource fee : may be up to $230 per year Additional costs :

This qualification will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge you need to develop, coordinate, coach and officiate in a wide range of sports. You will learn to facilitate the development of competing athletes to improve their performance and to coach children and people with special needs. Subjects taught include sports science, sport psychology, nutrition, and planning and conducting training programs. As part of this qualification you will undertake a supervised work placement.
First aid certificate : $110 (compulsory before work placement) Working with children check : $10 (compulsory before work placement) N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Additional information Career opportunities

Recreation officer Sports coach Sports development officer Sports trainer You need to provide a police clearance from your home country before you attend your work placement. You need to get this clearance before you arrive in Australia. If you enrol with South West Institute of Technology, you will complete the first aid certificate as part of your qualification so you dont need to do this before you start. If you enrol with Central Institute of Technology, you must specialise in football (soccer or Australian Rules), rugby or basketball. Sports are allocated based on a range of factors including playing experience and knowledge of your chosen sport. More information will be provided at enrolment.
Study pathway
Year 11
Certificate IV in Sport Development (SIS40610) Duration: 1 year
Major study areas

Conducting a sport and recreation session for participants Facilitating a group Operating in accordance with accepted coaching practices, styles, and legal and ethical responsibilities Including special interest groups or people with special needs Implementing the fundamental principles of sports psychology Applying rules and regulations to conduct games and competitions Applying self-reflection techniques to evaluate and modify officiating performance Implementing sports first aid procedures and applying sports first aid Applying good coaching practice in coaching sessions

Classroom delivery and practical demonstrations Field placement
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DIPLOMA OF REMEDIAL MASSAGE
National code: HLT50307 CRICOS code: 057477C Campus and intake
Duration: 1.5 years TAFE ID: D087
Cost
Tuition : $10,500 per year Resource fee : $150 per semester Additional costs : Equipment $375 per semester (includes massage table and stool) N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle February
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 with passes in English and Human Biology. You should also be able to show evidence of basic massage skills. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
Additional information About this qualification

This qualification will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge you need to perform massages for relaxation and health purposes. You will learn skills to assess a clients massage needs, and plan and conduct a remedial massage based on knowledge of anatomy, physiology and pathology using skills in a wide range of soft tissue massage techniques. You will also learn to work safely and ethically in a healthcare environment, to communicate effectively with clients and other healthcare workers and to operate your own massage practice. You need to provide a police clearance from your home country before you attend your work placement. You need to get this clearance before you arrive in Australia. You will also need a medical clearance once you have arrived in Australia.
Massage therapist
Study pathway
Year 12
Diploma of Remedial Massage (HLT50307) Duration: 1.5 years
Major study areas

Massage Health and health-related areas

Further study
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Building and Construction
Building and construction (building) Building design and technology Bricklaying and blocklaying Carpentry Solid plastering Wall and floor tiling
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DIPLOMA OF BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION (BUILDING)
National code: CPC50210 CRICOS code: 076414E Campus and intake

Lectures Practical skills training Simulated project management methods
Central Institute of Technology, Perth* February Polytechnic West, Balga February and July
Further study
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 11 with passes in Mathematics. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.

This qualification gives you an in depth insight into the legal, structural, financial and management processes involved in the construction process. It will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge you need to work as a builder on medium rise building projects. You will gain a range of skills enabling you to supervise the planning and quality of construction work and manage the risks associated with projects. The qualification also includes three weeks per year of work placement in the building industry.
Cost
If you attend Central Institute of Technology, you are required to undertake three weeks of industry work placement per year as part of this qualification. It is your responsibility to organise this placement which is a requirement of successful completion of your qualification. Central Institute of Technology will assist you where possible but cannot guarantee placement. *Practical training may be held at the Leederville Campus. If you attend Polytechnic West, you are required to undertake three weeks of industry work placement per year as part of this qualification. Lecturing staff will provide you with information about finding work placement at orientation.
Building and construction manager Building and construction supervisor Builder Registered builder
Study pathway
Year 11
Certificate IV in Building and Construction (Building) (CPC40110) Duration: 1 year
Diploma of Building and Construction (Building) (CPC50210) Duration: 1 year
Major study areas

Managing projects and construction work Learning and apply building codes and standards to low-medium rise buildings Supervising construction projects Learning and applying OHS principles Preparing construction contracts and estimating building costs Producing labour and materials schedules Developing sustainability policies
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DIPLOMA OF BUILDING DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY
National code: 39208QLD CRICOS code: 075963F Campus and intake

Lectures Practical skills training Supervised work placement in the building/construction industry
Central Institute of Technology, Perth February and July South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury February Great Southern Institute of Technology, Albany February (Certificate IV only)
Further study
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 11 with a pass in Mathematics Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
Cost

This qualification prepares you for work as a drafter and designer on commercial and industrial projects as well as low rise residential buildings. You will learn about design, site surveys, construction technology and building materials, and become confident using 2D and 3D computer aided design (CAD). You will learn about project administration, digital presentation and commercial working drawings. As part of this qualification, you will undertake a supervised work placement. On completion of this qualification you will be able to work as a drafter on commercial and residential projects with architects, builders, and project administrators.
Resource fee: Year 1 may be up to $445 per semester; Year 2 may be up to $320 per semester Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
If you attend Central Institute of Technology, you are required to undertake three weeks of industry work placement as part of this qualification. It is your responsibility to organise this placement which is a requirement of successful completion of your qualification. Central Institute of Technology will assist you where possible but cannot guarantee placement. This qualification is currently being updated. Please refer to the ETI website www.eti.wa.edu.au closer to the enrolment date.
Building contractor Building designer Building drafter Architectural drafter
Study pathway
Year 11
Major study areas

Working drawings for residential projects Construction technology and materials 2D & 3D Computer Aided Design and Drafting Drafting office and project administration techniques Site surveys and drawings Residential projects Environmentally sustainable building design
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CERTIFICATE III IN BRICKLAYING AND BLOCKLAYING
CERTIFICATE III IN CARPENTRY
National code: CPC30111 CRICOS code: 077176F Campus and intake
National code: CPC30211 CRICOS code: 077177E Campus and intake
Challenger Institute of Technology, Rockingham February and July Polytechnic West, Midland February and July West Coast Institute of Training, Trades North, Clarkson February and July
Polytechnic West, Midland February and July West Coast Institute of Training, Trades North, Clarkson February and July
Admission requirements Admission requirements

To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 10 with a pass in Mathematics. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page . To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 10 with a pass in Mathematics. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
About this qualification About this qualification

This qualification will provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to work in the building and construction bricklaying trade. You will learn how to lay and bond bricks and similar building blocks and how to construct ornamental panels, feature walls, arches and columns. You will also learn how to lay bricks for domestic, commercial and public buildings and how to prepare and maintain brickwork. This qualification will provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to work as a carpenter in the domestic housing industry or commercial construction area. You will learn to use basic carpentry tools, power tools and equipment, read and interpret plans, handle carpentry materials and construct pitched roof, ceiling frames and flooring systems. Carpentry formwork skills in preparation for concrete are also included. The qualification includes work experience at various building sites.
Bricklayer and Blocklayer
Carpenter
Study pathway
Year 10
Study pathway
Year 10
Certificate III in Bricklaying/Blocklaying (CPC30111) Duration: 2 years
Certificate III in Carpentry (CPC30211) Duration: 2 years
Major study areas Major study areas

Bricklaying Blocklaying Practical hand skills Product knowledge Carpentry Practical hand skills Product knowledge

Lectures Practical skills Work-based training (on campus and within industry)

Lectures Practical skills Work based training (on campus and within industry)
Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue into Certificate IV and the Diploma of Building and Construction (Building) or the Diploma of Business. For the latest information on further study options, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue on to Certificate IV and the Diploma of Building and Construction (Building). For the latest information on further study options, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Cost
Tuition: $11,250 per year Resource fee: $1,500 per semester Additional costs: Uniform /protective equipment- approximately $300 Tools - approximately $300 N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Cost
Tuition: $11,250 per year Resource fee: $1,500 per semester Additional costs: Uniform /protective equipment: $250 approximately Tools: $300 approximately N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
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CERTIFICATE III IN SOLID PLASTERING
CERTIFICATE III IN WALL AND FLOOR TILING
National code: CPC31011 CRICOS code: 077178D Campus and intake
National code: CPC31311 CRICOS code: 077179C Campus and intake
Challenger Institute of Technology, Rockingham February and July Polytechnic West, Midland February and July West Coast Institute of Training, Trades North, Clarkson February and July
Polytechnic West, Midland February and July West Coast Institute of Training, Trades North, Clarkson February and July
Admission requirements Admission requirements

To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 10 with a pass in Mathematics. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 10 with a pass in Mathematics. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
About this qualification About this qualification

This qualification will provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to work in the building and construction concreting industry as a solid plasterer. You will learn to finish walls, floors and ceilings in gypsum and Portland cement plasters, and construct various mouldings, textured finishes and ornamental restoration work. This qualification provides training in all aspects of tiling, including wall and floor tiling, mosaic tiling and waterproofing processes. The qualification is delivered at specially designed facilities where the emphasis is placed on providing hands on, practical training. You will be taught to lay ceramic, clay, slate, marble, glass and other types of tiles on external and internal walls and floors to provide protective and decorative finishes.
Solid plasterer
Wall and floor tiler
Study pathway
Year 10
Study pathway
Year 10
Certificate III in Solid Plastering (CPC31011) Duration: 2 years
Certificate III in Wall and Floor Tiling (CPC31311) Duration: 2 years
Major study areas

Solid plastering Practical hand skills Product knowledge
Major study areas

Wall and floor tiling Practical hand skills Product knowledge


Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue into Certificate IV and the Diploma of Building and Construction (Building) at either Polytechnic West or West Coast Institute of Training. Please note that the Certificate IV and Diploma are not offered at Challenger Institute of Technology. For the latest information on further study options, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue into the Certificate IV and the Diploma of Building and Construction (Building). For the latest information on further study options, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Cost
Cost
Tuition : $11,250 per year Resource fee : $1,500 per semester Additional costs : Uniform $250 approximately N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute. Resource fee : $1,500 per semester Additional costs : Uniform $300 approximately N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
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Business Management Commerce Accounting

Business Business administration Management Frontline management Advertising Accounting Banking services management Human resources management International business Library and information services Marketing Other qualifications in business
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ASSOCIATE DEGREE OF BUSINESS
CRICOS code: 076029C TAFE ID: H409 Campus and intake
Duration: 2 years
Year 12
Associate Degree of Business Duration: 2 years
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 or completion of Certificate IV in Business (BSB40207), as well as an IELTS score (academic) of 6.0, with no band score less than 5.5. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
Major study areas

Accounting and budgets Business law E-business Human resources management Management Marketing

This qualification prepares you for supervisory and management roles in industry, and is highly sought after by both domestic and international students. It has been developed in consultation with industry and the university sector, and written by a team of experienced business practitioners. It incorporates modern business thinking and skills. If you choose to enter the workforce on successful completion of this qualification, you will find that you will have gained skills that are attractive in the current employment market. It will provide you with the following learning outcomes: understanding and interpretation of key business concepts and theories and how they evolve within the relevant technical, social and cultural contexts; acquisition of business research based knowledge; development of a broad based, multidisciplinary conceptual and theoretical understanding within the Business discipline; ability to access, interpret, comprehend and evaluate research and information; provision of employment skills that will provide a broad based entry point into a range of professional business occupations and/or articulation into relevant bachelor degree programs.
Streams
Accounting Marketing Human Resources Management

Further study
Successful completion of the Associate Degree qualification will prepare students seeking to continue on to a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Accounting technician Business owner/operator Human resource consultant Market analyst Marketing professional Middle management
Cost
Tuition : $13,600 per year Additional costs : textbooks and a calculator
Study pathway
There are two year 10 study pathway options
N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.
Year 10 Year 10 There may also be a requirement for attendance at lectures across other Polytechnic West campuses. This qualification is registered with the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) as a higher education qualification. Therefore you must apply for the Higher Education Sector Visa (Subclass 573). Please refer to www.immi.gov.au for further information. The pathways into the Associate Degree qualifications provided in this course guide are based on students following the pathway as listed under that qualification for Polytechnic West only. Students entering the Associate Degree qualifications from alternative qualifications delivered at other institutions may not receive the same credits as students who have followed the listed pathway and should discuss this with ETI before enrolling.
Certificate III in Business (BSB30110) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Business (BSB40207) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Management (Commerce) (BSB51107) Duration: 1 year
Diploma of Business (BSB50207) Duration: 6 months
Associate Degree of Business Duration: 1 year
Associate Degree of Business Duration: 1.5 years
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CERTIFICATE III IN BUSINESS
National code: BSB30110 CRICOS code: 043067C Campus and intake
Duration: 6 months TAFE ID: W902
Major study areas

Accounting Finance Recordkeeping Data entry Customer service Payroll Databases and spreadsheets
Central Institute of Technology, Perth February and July Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle February and July Great Southern Institute of Technology, Albany February and July Kimberley Training Institute, Broome February and July Polytechnic West, Bentley, Thornlie February and July West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July

Lectures Project based work
Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue on to a range of business diplomas. For the latest information on further study options, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.

This qualification will provide you with the practical skills required to undertake a range of administrative tasks in an office environment, including customer service, computing, accounts and recordkeeping. You will learn to process manual and computerised accounts, and payroll, produce business documents and create and use databases and spreadsheets. This qualification is also a pathway into a range of diploma programs.
Cost
Tuition : $5,250 per semester Additional costs : text books and stationary N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.
Accounts clerk Customer service officer Office administrator Office assistant Office secretary
Study pathway
Year 10
Any Certificate IV stream in Business Duration: 6 months
Any Diploma stream of Business Duration: 6 months OR Diploma of Management (BSB51107) Duration: 1 year OR Associate Degree of Business (Polytechnic West only) Duration: 2 years
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DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS
National code: BSB50207 CRICOS code: 075964E Campus and intake
Major study areas

Students may undertake units in one or more of the following: Marketing Management Business development Human resources Accounts Budgets Recordkeeping Administration
Central Institute of Technology, Perth February and July Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle February and July (Certificate IV only) Great Southern Institute of Technology, Albany February and July (Certificate IV only) Kimberley Training Institute, Broome February and July Polytechnic West, Bentley and Thornlie February and July South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury February and July (Certificate IV only) West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July (Certificate IV only)

To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 or completion of Certificate III in Business (BSB30110). Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
Further study
On completion of the qualification you can continue on to the Associate Degree of Business at Polytechnic West or a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.

This qualification provides you with the ideal start to a career as a business professional. It enhances your business skills and gives you the opportunity to specialise in specific areas of business. Youll also learn how to communicate in a business environment, build effective relationships with clients and colleagues and gain management skills.
Cost
Tuition : $10,500 per year Additional costs : text books and stationary
Bookkeeper Business owner Consultant Human resources manager Manager Project manager Supervisor
Study pathway
Year 10 Year 12
Associate Degree of Business (Polytechnic West only) Duration: 1.5 years
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DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
National code: BSB50407 CRICOS code: 075965D Campus and intake
Major study areas

Students will undertake units in one or more of the following: Client networks Administration systems Payroll Recordkeeping People performance Budgets and financial statements Customer service
Central Institute of Technology, Perth February and July Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle, Rockingham and Peel February and July (Certificates III and IV only) Durack Institute of Technology February and July (Certificate III only) Kimberley Training Institute, Broome February and July (Certificates III and IV only) Pilbara Institute, South Hedland February and July (Certificate III only) Polytechnic West, Thornlie February and July South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury and Busselton February and July (Certificates III and IV only)

To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 or completion of Certificate III in Business Administration (BSB30407). Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
Further study

This qualification will give you theoretical knowledge and specialised, technical and managerial skills you need to plan, execute and evaluate your own work or the work of a team. It will also allow you to manage office administration staff. You will also learn how to produce complex documents, prepare financial reports and complex travel schedules and have the opportunity to specialise in an area you are interested in.
Cost
Tuition : $10,500 per year Additional costs : text books and stationary N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.
Accounts clerk Accounts supervisor Administration manager Executive personal assistant Office manager Personal assistant Project assistant Receptionist
Study pathway
Year 10
Certificate III in Business Administration (BSB30407) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Business Administration (BSB40507) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Business Administration (BSB50407) Duration: 6 months
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DIPLOMA OF MANAGEMENT
National code: BSB51107 CRICOS code: 075985M Campus and intake
Major study areas

Students will undertake units in one or more of the following: Management Budgets and financial statements Recruitment Administration systems Events management Media and communications
Central Institute of Technology, Perth February and July Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle February and July Kimberley Training Institute, Broome February and July Polytechnic West, Bentley and Thornlie February and July West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July (Certificate IV only)

Lectures Practical skills Work-based training
Further study

This qualification is designed to provide you with the practical skills and knowledge you need to provide leadership and management in meeting business objectives. You will develop skills in business administrative procedures, human resources, team management and the implementation of business strategies. You will also learn how to manage the operational areas of an organisation, including how to manage people and performance; recruit, select and induct staff; manage meetings; and prepare and manage budgets.
Cost
Tuition : $10,500 per year N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.
Manager Office administrator Supervisor
Study pathway
Year 10 Year 12
Certificate IV in Business (BSB40207) Duration: 6 months or Certificate IV in Frontline Management (BSB40807) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Business (BSB40207) Duration: 6 months or Certificate IV in Frontline Management (BSB40807) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Management (BSB51107) Duration: 6 months
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DIPLOMA OF MANAGEMENT (COMMERCE)
National code: BSB51107 CRICOS code: 075985M Campus and intake
Duration: 1 year TAFE ID: D173C
Major study areas

Marketing Management Economics Accounts Budgets Recordkeeping Administration Customer service Information technology and information systems Legal studies

This qualification is designed to provide you with the practical skills and knowledge you need for leadership and management in a business environment. You will develop skills in business administrative procedures, human resources, team development and the implementation of business strategies. You will study modern business practices that will provide you with the skills and knowledge required for acceptance into the second year of the Associate Degree of Business at Polytechnic West.

Lectures Classroom based learning
Further study
On completion of the qualification you can continue on to the Associate Degree of Business at Polytechnic West only or a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Bookkeeper Business owner Consultant Human resources manager Manager Project manager Supervisor
Cost
Tuition : $11,000 per year Additional costs : text books and stationary N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.
Study pathway
Year 10 Year 12
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CERTIFICATE IV IN FRONTLINE MANAGEMENT
National code: BSB40807 CRICOS code: 067514J Campus and intake
Duration: 6 months TAFE ID: D151
Major study areas

Leadership Operational plans Occupational health and safety Team effectiveness Customer service strategies Workplace information systems Managing projects Effective workplace relationships Writing complex documents
Central Institute of Technology, Perth February and July Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle February and July Kimberley Training Institute, Broome February and July Polytechnic West, Thornlie February and July West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July

Further study About this qualification

The qualification will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge you need to undertake the role of frontline management in a wide range of organisational and industry contexts. Frontline managers provide leadership and guidance to others and take responsibility for the effective functioning and performance of the team and its work outcomes. You will learn management strategies, including how to implement an operational plan, show leadership in the workplace and promote team effectiveness. On completion of the qualification you can continue on to the Associate Degree of Business at Polytechnic West or a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.

Management consultant Manager Supervisor Tuition : $5,250 per semester
Study pathway
Year 10 Year 12
Certificate IV in Frontline Management (BSB40807) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Frontline Management (BSB40807) Duration: 6 months
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DIPLOMA OF ADVERTISING
National code: BSB50107 CRICOS code: 075960J Campus and intake


To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. Please note: Students who begin this qualification with Australian Year 10 entry, must enrol into the Certificate III in Business in the July intake. On completion of the qualification you can continue on to a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Cost About this qualification

This qualification will teach you how to bring out your creative side and apply it to the functions and processes of advertising. Youll learn about various print and electronic media, planning and implementing advertising campaigns and managing an advertising operation. You will have responsibility for the work of other staff and lead teams in conducting advertising campaigns. Tuition : $10,500 per year
Administrator Advertising manager Advertising officer Researcher
Study pathway
Year 10 Year 12
Certificate III in Business (BSB30110) (July intake only) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Advertising (BSB40107) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Advertising (BSB40107) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Advertising (BSB50107) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Advertising (BSB50107) Duration: 6 months
Major study areas

Identifying and evaluating marketing opportunities Implementing and monitoring marketing activities Making a presentation Developing a media plan Creating mass print media advertisements Creating mass electronic media advertisements Originating and developing concepts Writing persuasive copy
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF ACCOUNTING
National code: FNS60210 CRICOS code: 075959B Campus and intake
Great Southern Institute of Technology only Year 10
Central Institute of Technology, Perth February and July Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle February and July Great Southern Institute of Technology, Albany February and July Polytechnic West, Thornlie February and July (up to Diploma only) South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury February and July (up to Diploma only) West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July Certificate IV in Accounting (FNS40611) Duration: 6 months Certificate III in Accounts Administration (FNS30311) Duration: 6 months
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 10. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. Diploma/Advanced Diploma of Accounting (FNS50210/ FNS60210) Duration: 1 year

In this qualification you will learn both manual and computerised accounting processes. You will learn to create summaries of financial transactions of a business, produce and analyse financial reports, prepare tax returns and develop business plans. This qualification will provide you with skills in processing complex tax returns and lodgements, corporate financial reports and corporate governance. You will learn to use complex spreadsheets and conduct internal audits, develop operational business plans, implement tax plans and evaluate tax compliance.
Major study areas

Accounting Recordkeeping Data entry Taxation Budgeting Operational reporting Auditing Business planning
Accountant (not CPA) Assistant accountant Bookkeeper Junior office manager Senior financial clerk

Study pathway
All Institutes except for Great Southern Institute of Technology Year 10
Further study
Certificate III in Accounts Administration (FNS30311) Duration: 6 months
Cost
Certificate IV in Accounting (FNS40611) Duration: 6 months
Additional costs : text books and stationary N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.
Diploma of Accounting (FNS50210) Duration: 6 months
Advanced Diploma of Accounting (FNS60210) Duration: 6 months
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DIPLOMA OF BANKING SERVICES MANAGEMENT
National code: FNS50910 CRICOS code: 056131D Campus and intake

Lectures Practical skills Industry guest speakers

To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 or completion of Certificate III in Accounts Administration (FNS30311). Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. On completion of the qualification you can continue on to a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.

This qualification will provide you with practical skills and knowledge in the areas of bank branch environments, commercial and retail lending and small business banking. You will gain the knowledge and skills you need to record and create summaries of the financial transactions of a business or other organisation for management purposes. You will learn how to work in a financial office environment and use financial industry standard equipment and software.
Cost
Bank officer Collection clerk Credit officer Loans officer
Study pathway
Year 10 Year 12
Certificate III in Accounts Administration (FNS30311) (July intake only) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Banking Services (FNS41011) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Banking Services (FNS41011) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Banking Services Management (FNS50910) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Banking Services Management (FNS50910) Duration: 6 months
Major study areas

Business technology and communication Managing banking and customer service Service strategies Leadership and motivation Business management Banking products and services Commercial and banking law
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DIPLOMA OF HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
National code: BSB50607 CRICOS code: 075980E Campus and intake
Major study areas

Human resource management Industrial relations Remuneration and employee benefits Recruitment selection Meetings and conferences Administration systems Budgets and financial plans
Central Institute of Technology, Perth February and July Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle February and July Kimberley Training Institute, Broome February and July (Certificate IV only) Polytechnic West, Thornlie February and July West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July

Lectures Work-based training Simulated workplace environment
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 or completion of Certificate III in Business (BSB30110) or Certificate III in Business Administration (BSB30407). Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
Further study

This qualification will provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to recruit and select staff, oversee staff welfare, keep employees informed of their rights, and provide advice and support to management about staff issues. You will also gain knowledge in employment law, equal opportunity and occupational health and safety.
Cost
Administration manager Equal employment officer Human resources officer Industrial relations officer Payroll manager
Study pathway
Year 10 Year 12
Certificate III in Business (BSB30110) Duration: 6 months or Certificate III in Business Administration (BSB30407) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Human Resources (BSB41007) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Human Resources Management (BSB50607) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Human Resources (BSB41007) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Human Resources Management (BSB50607) Duration: 6 months
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DIPLOMA OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
Further study
Cost

You will gain a practical understanding of international business and marketing theory and apply your knowledge to a range of functions and tasks, including product and services financial reporting, international market data analysis and building international client relations.
Employment with multinational companies Importer and exporter International marketer Market analyst Market forecaster Marketing manager
Study pathway
Year 10 Year 12
Certificate IV in International Trade (BSB41107) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in International Trade (BSB41107) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of International Business (BSB50807) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of International Business (BSB50807) Duration: 6 months
Major study areas

International markets Consumer behaviour Data analysis Market needs International networks Import and export International finance and insurance International legislation and conventions

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DIPLOMA OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SERVICES
National code: CUL50104 CRICOS code: 000205J Campus and intake
Duration: 2 years TAFE ID: C725
Cost

Successful completion of this qualification will give you the skills you need to assist in the organisation and operation of systems for handling recorded material in the library and information services industry. As part of this qualification, you will undertake a supervised work placement where you will be able to directly apply the skills and knowledge you have learned.
Library assistant Library clerk Library officer Library technician
Study pathway
Year 10 Year 12
Diploma of Library and Information Services (CUL50104) Duration: 2 years
Diploma of Library and Information Services (CUL50104) Duration: 2 years
Major study areas

Cataloguing and classifying material Monitoring and enhancing information access Selecting and acquiring information materials Managing care and maintenance of the collection Planning and developing activities, events and programs Researching and analysing information to meet customer needs

Further study
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DIPLOMA OF MARKETING

Central Institute of Technology, Perth February and July Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle February Polytechnic West, Thornlie February and July West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July
Further study
Cost
Tuition : $10,500 per year Additional costs : text books and stationary

This qualification will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge you need to promote and sell products or services. You will learn about marketing principles and research, identifying market opportunities, profiling the market, analysing consumer behaviour and target marketing. You will also learn to evaluate marketing opportunities, establish and adjust the marketing mix (the blend of product, price, place and promotion), develop a marketing communications plan, implement a marketing solution and review marketing performance.
Advertising manager Advertising officer Public relations manager Public relations officer
Study pathway
Year 10 Year 12
Certificate IV in Marketing (BSB41307) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Marketing (BSB41307) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Marketing (BSB51207) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Marketing (BSB51207) Duration: 6 months
Major study areas

Marketing Communications Marketing research Meetings and conferences Budgets and financial statements Events management
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OTHER QUALIFICATIONS IN BUSINESS
Certificate II in Business
National code: BSB20107 CRICOS code: 032927K
Tuition : $5,250 per semester Institute & Location : Challenger Institute of Technology (Fremantle, Rockingham & Peel); Durack Institute of Technology (Geraldton); Great Southern Institute of Technology (Albany); Kimberley Training Institute (Broome); Polytechnic West (Thornlie); South West Institute of Technology (Bunbury)
Certificate IV in Public Relations

National code: 52406WA CRICOS code: 055044M
Tuition : $5,250 per semester Institute & Location : Central Institute of Technology, Perth
Diploma of Public Relations

National code: 52407WA CRICOS code:076667F
Tuition : $5, 250 per semester Institute & Location : Central Institute of Technology, Perth For full details of other qualifications, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
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Automotive technology Engineering technology electrical Engineering Electronics and communications engineering Engineering (oil and gas) Civil and structural engineering Computer systems engineering Surveying Process plant technology Spatial information services Other qualifications in engineering
Engineering
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DIPLOMA OF AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY
National code: AUR50205 CRICOS code: 077189A Campus and intakes
Major study areas

Analysing and evaluating electronic faults in braking systems Analysing and evaluating electronic faults in engine management systems Developing and applying systems modifications Overhauling clutch assemblies Overhauling engines and engine components Overhauling transmissions (manual) Overhauling transmissions (automatic)
Polytechnic West, Carlisle February
How is this course taught? About this qualification

This qualification provides you with the skills and knowledge used in the automotive technology sector. You will learn how to analyse and evaluate vehicle engine and fuel system faults, and electrical and electronic management systems. You will also learn how to develop and document specifications and procedures, and overhaul engines and associated engine components. This qualification will give you the knowledge and some of the skills of an automotive mechanic; however, you will not receive a trade certificate or be able to work as a fully qualified mechanic without further work experience, and this may not be achievable within the terms of your visa. Lectures Practical experimentation and investigation in the workshop Workshop practice to develop practical skills
Further study
For the latest information on further study options visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Cost
Tuition : $12,250 per year Resource fee : $1,700 per semester Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Automotive diagnostic technician (with relevant experience) Automotive technician Parts interpreter Service advisor
Study Pathway
Year 11
Certificate III in Automotive Retail, Service and Repair (AUR31205) Duration: 1 year
Certificate IV in Automotive Technology (AUR40208) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Automotive Technology (AUR50205) Duration: 6 months
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ELECTRICAL
National Code: UEE62111 CRICOS: 077193E Campus and Intakes
Duration: 2 year TAFE ID: A175
Major Study Areas

Material science Project management Drafting OHS Low voltage circuits Troubleshoot and provide solutions to electrical products
Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle February and July
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 10 with passes in English and Mathematics. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
How is This Course Taught?

Lectures Practical skills taught in the Institutes workshops

This qualification provides you with the skills and knowledge you need to develop, design, commission and maintain the electrical components/ sub assemblies of electrical equipment and systems. You will also learn how to diagnose faults or malfunctions as well as develop planning skills and, when required, initiate an alternative approach to a particular task or manage task requirements. This qualification has replaced the Electrical Systems, Electrical Drafting, Industrial Electronics and Control Engineering qualification.
Further Study
Cost
Career Opportunities
This qualification prepares graduates for employment as an Engineering Associate/ Technical Officer. Industries may include: Electricity generation, transmission, distribution Electrical installations in buildings and on industrial sites Electrical equipment manufacture Instrumentation and control systems Communications networks Electronic plant and equipment Integration and control of computer systems
Resource fee : $374 per semester Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Study Pathway
Year 10
Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology Electrical (UEE62111) Duration: 2 years
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF ENGINEERING
National Code: MEM60111 CRICOS: 076538D Campus and intake
Study pathway
Year 10 Year 12
Central Institute of Technology: Perth February and July Challenger Institute of Technology: Fremantle - February and July Polytechnic West: Carlisle February South West Institute of Technology: Bunbury February (Diploma only) Diploma of Engineering Technical (MEM50211) Duration: 1 year Advanced Diploma of Engineering (MEM60111) Duration: 1 year Certificate III in Engineering - Technical (MEM30505) Duration: 6 months Diploma of Engineering Technical (MEM50211) Duration: 1 year
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 with passes in English and Mathematics or completion of the Certificate III in Engineering - Technical (MEM30505). Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
Advanced Diploma of Engineering (MEM60111) Duration: 1 year

This qualification provides you with the practical skills and knowledge you need to produce drawings to design specifications for manufacture by an engineering workshop. You will develop a range of computer drafting skills as well as knowledge of mechanical engineering processes and principles. You will also increase your skills in computing and engineering graphics, materials, systems, standards and processes, including safety in the workplace, effective communication, quality control and project management. Successful completion of this qualification will give you the opportunity to become an engineering associate/technician in your chosen field. This is an engineering qualification with a strong mechanical focus. This qualification replaces the Mechanical and Mechanical CAD stream qualifications previously offered to International Students. Specialist areas for each Institute: Polytechnic West Mechanical Engineering Mechanical CAD Challenger Institute of Technology Mechanical Design Mechanical Drafting Central Institute of Technology Mechanical Engineering Mechatronics
Major study areas

Produce engineering drawings Draw 3D models Manufacturing engineering Process and plant design Drafting Mechanical engineering designs Mechanical systems design Project management

Further study
Design draftsperson Senior drafter Technical lead Mechanical engineering associate/technician
Cost
Tuition : $13,000 per year Resource fee : up to may be up to$350 per semester Additional costs : Equipment - may be up to$300 per semester N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING
National code: UEE60210 CRICOS code: 0766180 Campus and intake
Duration: 2.5 years TAFE ID: W871
Polytechnic West Year 10
Central Institute of Technology, Perth February and July Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle February and July (Certificate IV and Diploma only) Polytechnic West, Thornlie February and July (Certificate IV and Diploma only) Certificate IV in Electronics and Communications (UEE40711) Duration: 1.5 years
Diploma of Electronics and Communications Engineering (UEE50511) Duration: 6 months

This qualification will give you the advanced skills you need to design and validate/evaluate electronics and communications equipment and systems. It will teach you how to develop, select, commission, maintain and diagnose faults in electronic and communications components, sub assemblies, apparatus and systems. You will develop skills that will enable you to plan and initiate alternative approaches to addressing a broad range of technical and management requirements.
Associate Degree of Network Technology Duration: 1.5 years
Major study areas

Telecommunications network equipment (computer and system) Electronic and communications components Diagnosis of faults and malfunctions Renewable energy systems development
Business equipment technician Electronics and communications technical officer Electronics engineering instrumentation technician Engineering associate Instrumentation technician Technical officer

Lectures Practical work Workshops
Further study Study pathway

Central Institute of Technology, Challenger Institute of Technology Year 10 On completion of the qualification you can continue on to the Associate Degree of Network Technology at Polytechnic West or a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Certificate IV in Electronics and Communications (UEE40711) Duration: 1.5 years
Cost
Tuition : $12,000 per year Resource fee : $370 per semester
Diploma of Electronics and Communications Engineering (UEE50511) Duration: 6 months
Equipment : $250 per semester N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Advanced Diploma of Electronics and Communications Engineering (UEE60210) Duration: 6 months (Central Institute of Technology only)
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF ENGINEERING (OIL AND GAS)
National code: 52170 CRICOS code: 076665G Campus and intake
Major study areas

Oil and gas industry Advanced drilling operations Petroleum and physical geology Oil refining and chemical processing Advanced oil and gas technology and mathematics Project management
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 with passes in English and Mathematics or completion of Certificate III in Engineering Technical (MEM30505). Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.

Lectures Work based training Practical skills taught in the Institutes workshop Engineering projects

This qualification explores the geophysical and chemical formation of petroleum and the concepts of petroleum geology. You will learn about drilling operations, both onshore and offshore; concepts of downhole pressure conditions and formation mechanisms and develop a strong awareness of well control methodologies. Advanced Diploma students will also learn about advanced concepts of drilling and the management of the environmental effects of engineering activity.
Further study

Project close out coordinator Joint venture administration coordinator Technical assistant Petroleum technician You can work both in office and field jobs in the areas of exploration, drilling, production, planning and management. Main employers are expected to be oil and gas explorers, and producers and companies providing services to the oil and gas industry. Tuition : $13,000 per year
Study pathway
Year 10 Year 12
Diploma of Engineering (Oil and Gas) (52171) Duration: 1 year
Diploma of Engineering (Oil and Gas) (52171) Duration: 1 year
Advanced Diploma of Engineering (Oil and Gas) (52170) Duration: 1 year
Advanced Diploma of Engineering (Oil and Gas) (52170) Duration: 1 year
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
National code: 52011 CRICOS code: 075912F Campus and intake
Major study areas

Civil construction Environmental issues Engineering technologies Drawing 2D and 3D CAD design Building materials Roads, steel, concrete, pavements, drainage, soil, water supply, sewerage
Central Institute of Technology, Perth February and July Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle February and July South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury February (Diploma only)
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 with a pass in Mathematics, or completion of Certificate III in Engineering Technical (MEM30505). Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
Construction sites

Lectures Practical skills Workshop skills

Civil and structural engineering encompasses a range of disciplines, including road, rail and drainage systems, dams, harbours, bridges, buildings and other structures. Civil and structural designers and drafters plan, design, develop and manage construction and repair projects. This qualification develops your skills and knowledge in the design and drafting of engineering plans to Australian/New Zealand Standards. You will learn about different areas of civil engineering, including construction, project management, design and testing. You will also learn about the design and drafting of concrete, steelwork, roads and pipes, as well as hydrology, stormwater drainage and foundations.
Further study
Cost
Civil or structural drafter Senior draftsperson Design draftsperson Engineering associate
Resource fee : up to may be up to $385 per semester Additional costs : textbooks $250 per semester N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Study pathway Additional information

Year 10 Year 12 This qualification is currently being updated. Please refer to the ETI website www.eti.wa.edu.au closer to the enrolment date.
Diploma of Civil and Structural Engineering (52012) Duration: 1 year
Diploma of Civil and Structural Engineering (52012) Duration: 1 year
Advanced Diploma of Civil and Structural Engineering (52011) Duration: 1 year
Advanced Diploma of Civil and Structural Engineering (52011) Duration: 1 year
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
National code: UEE60410 CRICOS code: 076594G Campus and intake
Duration: 2.5 years TAFE ID: W872
Central Institute of Technology, East Perth February and July Polytechnic West, Thornlie February and July (Certificate IV and Diploma only) Certificate IV in Computer Systems (UEE40110) Duration: 1.5 years
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 10 with passes in English and Mathematics. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. Diploma of Computer Systems Engineering (UEE50110) Duration: 6 months

This qualification enables you to gain advanced skills in designing, installing, validating, evaluating and administering computer equipment and systems and their associated peripheral devices. This qualification combines computer systems engineering skills with project management and sales skills to open up further opportunities in this booming industry. It also prepares you for internationally recognised industry certifications including Comp TIA A+, CISCO Certified Networking Associate (CCNA), CCNA Security, CISCO Network Professional (CCNP).
Major study areas

CISCO accreditation CCNA security Comp TIA A+ Computer equipment and systems design, installation and administration Risk management Project cost estimation and management Technical and sales advice
Computer systems engineer or network engineering technician or associate Electronics engineering technician Engineering associate or technical officer
Study pathway
Central Institute of Technology Year 10

Further study
Certificate IV in Computer Systems (UEE40110) Duration: 1.5 years On completion of the qualification you can continue on to the Associate Degree of Network Technology at Polytechnic West or a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au
Diploma of Computer Systems Engineering (UEE50110) Duration: 6 months
Cost
Tuition: $12,000 per year Resource fee: may be up to $200 per semester
Advanced Diploma of Computer Systems Engineering (UEE60410) (Central Institute of Technology only) Duration: 6 months
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DIPLOMA OF SURVEYING
National code: CPP50107 CRICOS code: 075989G Campus and intake
Major study areas

Conducting engineering surveys Creating engineering drawings Performing geodetic surveying computations Conducting road design and set-out project Conducting advanced GPS data collection and set-out surveys Conducting open pit mine surveying
Central Institute of Technology, East Perth February South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury February

Lectures Tutorials Practical fieldwork sessions involving trainer demonstration Work experience within industry

This qualification provides you with the practical skills you need to carry out the role of surveyor. You will develop skills in the collection of spatial data related to engineering structures, roads, railways and mining operations. You will also develop skills in the operation of sophisticated survey equipment and software, including GPS, and use this equipment to carry out complex survey projects including open pit mine operations and the processing of survey data to produce computer aided engineering drawings and mine plans.
Further study

Cartographic assistant Mapping technician Survey draftsperson Surveyor Tuition : $13,000 per year Resource fee : Year 1 may be up to $750 per semester; Year 2 may be up to $450 per semester Protective clothing: approximately $200 (additional information will be provided at orientation) Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute. Year 11
Study pathway
Certificate III in Surveying and Spatial Information Services (CPP30111) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Surveying (CPP40109) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Surveying (CPP50107) Duration: 1 year
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF PROCESS PLANT TECHNOLOGY
National code: PMA60108 CRICOS code: 075920F Campus and intake
Major study areas

Management of plant shutdowns and start-ups Crisis management Environmental management Occupational health and safety management Managing change and diversity
Challenger Institute of Technology, Australian Centre for Energy and Process Training (ACEPT), Munster February and July

Simulation Live training on the process plant and distillation tower Online and classroom-based learning

This qualification will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge you need to participate in planning and managing plant shutdowns and modifications. You will also learn to take a leading role in the establishment of systems intended to prevent or enable responses to incidents or emergencies and following environmental work practices. You will learn about advanced safety case preparation, incident response management, plant documentation and environmental impacts. This qualification is taught at the Australian Centre for Energy and Process Training (ACEPT), which is located in the Perth suburb of Munster (near Fremantle). This facility is owned and operated by Challenger Institute of Technology on behalf of the Western Australian Government. ACEPT provides training for the oil and gas, mining and chemical production sectors. In particular, it services the workforce development requirements of companies involved in the North West Shelf offshore oil and gas industry.
Further study
Cost
Tuition : $13,500 per year Resource fee : Semester 1 - $1,000 Additional costs : Equipment - safety boots, overalls, helmet and safety glasses $200 Textbooks $800
Industry expertise is highly sought after in the developing hydrocarbon, mineral and chemical processing industries.
N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Study pathway
Year 12
Certificate III in Process Plant Operations (PMA30108) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Process Plant Technology (PMA40108) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Process Plant Technology (PMA50108) Duration: 6 months
Advanced Diploma of Process Plant Technology (PMA60108) Duration: 6 months
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF SPATIAL INFORMATION SERVICES
National code: CPP60109 CRICOS code: 074379G Campus and intake
Major study areas

Conducting engineering surveys Creating engineering drawings Performing geodetic surveying computations Conducting road design and set-out projects Conducting advanced GPS data collection and set-out surveys Conducting open-pit mine surveying
Central Institute of Technology, East Perth February and July South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury February (up to Diploma only)
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 11 with passes in English and Mathematics.

Lectures Work-based training Practical skills taught in the Institutes workshops Engineering project

This qualification will teach you how to carry out the role of a mine or engineering surveyor involved in the collection and analysis of spatial data for complex engineering structures such as roads, railways and surface and underground mining operations. Throughout this qualification you will learn about the operation of sophisticated surveying equipment and software, including GPS, and the processing of survey data to produce computer aided engineering drawings and mine plans. A career in surveying is suited to those who enjoy a mix of indoor and outdoor work and physical and intellectual tasks.
Further study

Mine/engineering surveyor Survey assistant Surveying technician Tuition : $13,000 per year Resource fee : Year 1 only may be up to $395 per semester Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Study pathway
Year 11
Certificate III in Surveying and Spatial Information Services (CPP30111) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Surveying (CPP40109) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Surveying (CPP50107) Duration: 1 year
Advanced Diploma of Spatial Information Services (CPP60109) Duration: 1 year
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OTHER QUALIFICATIONS IN ENGINEERING
Certificate II in Electronics
National code: UEE21910 CRICOS code: 067503A
Tuition : $6,000 per semester Institute & Location : Polytechnic West, Thornlie
Certificate II in Computer Assembly and Repair

National code: UEE20510 CRICOS code: 067504M
Tuition : $6,000 per semester Institute & Location : Polytechnic West, Thornlie
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Health Community Services H Education

Allied health assistance Health science foundation Preparation for entry into nursing Nursing (enrolled/division 2 nursing) Dental assisting Dental technology Aged care Youth work Community services coordination Community services work Childrens services (early childhood education and care) Disability Education support Other qualifications in health community services education
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CERTIFICATE III IN ALLIED HEALTH ASSISTANCE
National code: HLT32407 CRICOS code: 032930D Campus and intake
Major study areas

Applying basic first aid Communication in a health setting Disability work Patient and client services Responding effectively to difficult or challenging behaviour
Central Institute of Technology, Mount Lawley February and July West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 10. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. You need to provide a police clearance from your home country before you attend your work placement. You need to get this clearance before you arrive in Australia.

Lectures Classroom discussion Fieldwork in the Allied Health Industry Supervised work placement

This qualification will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge you need to help allied health staff such as physiotherapists, occupational therapists and speech pathologists to implement patient rehabilitation or maintenance therapy programs. It will also teach you how to prepare written and verbal reports on the progress of patients. If you wish to continue into Enrolled Nursing via the Certificate IV in Preparation of Entry into Nursing, you will need an IELTS score of 6.0 on all bands (or equivalent). On completion of this qualification, you can continue on to the Certificate IV in Preparation for Entry into Nursing (52386) or the Certificate IV in Health Science Foundations (52401WA) then the Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled/Division 2 Nursing) (HLT51607). For the latest information on further study options, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Cost
Tuition : $5,500 per semester Additional costs :
Allied health assistant Rehabilitation assistant Therapy assistant
First aid certificate : $100 (compulsory before work placement) Working with children check : $10 (compulsory before work placement) Health Department Criminal Screening : $10 and Australian National Police Clearance - $54 N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Year 10
Study pathway
Year 10
Please note that if you attend West Coast Institute of Training, some classes will be offered at the McLarty Campus in McLarty Avenue, Joondalup. This campus is approximately 10 minutes walk from the main Kendrew Crescent, Joondalup campus. Students can also take the free CAT bus that circulates in the Joondalup CBD. This qualification is currently being updated. Please refer to the ETI website www.eti.wa.edu.au closer to the enrolment date.
Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance (HLT32407) Duration: 6 months
Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance (HLT32407) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Preparation of Entry into Nursing (52386) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Health Science Foundations (52401WA) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled/ Division 2 Nursing) (HLT51607) Duration: 1.5 years
Bachelor of Science Nursing (University)
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CERTIFICATE IV IN HEALTH SCIENCE FOUNDATION
National code: 52401WA CRICOS code: 056151M Campus and intake

Central Institute of Technology, Mt Lawley February and July Challenger Institute of Technology, Murdoch February and July Durack Institute of Technology, Geraldton February and July Great Southern Institute of Technology, Albany July Polytechnic West, Bentley February and July
Further study
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 11 with passes in Science, Mathematics and English, along with an IELTS of 6.0 or equivalent. Alternative entry pathways are also available (see Study pathway below). Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
Cost
Tuition : $6,750 per semester Additional costs : text books and stationary N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.

This qualification provides you with the skills and academic requirements you need to continue on to either an enrolled or registered nursing qualification. The qualification is designed for individuals who have not satisfied the necessary secondary education requirements to enter directly into higher level nursing programs. You will improve your maths and written communication skills and learn about physics, chemistry, microbiology and human biology.
Successful completion of this qualification provides you with the opportunity to apply for entry into a Bachelor of Science (Nursing) at university to qualify for registration as a Division 1 Nurse, or to apply for a Diploma of Enrolled Nursing at TAFE to qualify for registration as a Division 2 Nurse.
Study pathway
Year 10 Year 11
Certificate III in Aged Care (CHC30208) Duration: 6 months
Major study areas

Human biology Health mathematics Sociology Chemistry and physics Advanced written communication skills Microbiology and infection control
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CERTIFICATE IV IN PREPARATION FOR ENTRY INTO NURSING
National code: 52386 CRICOS code: 065583A Campus and intake

Central Institute of Technology, Mt Lawley February and July South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury February and July West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July
Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue on to the Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled/Division 2 Nursing) (HLT51607). For the latest information on further study options, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 11 with passes in English and Mathematics, along with an academic IELTS of 6.0, with no band less than 6.0 (or equivalent). The IETLS level is also needed for the alternative pathways (see Study pathway below). Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
Cost
Tuition : $7,500 per semester Resource fee : may be up to $150 per semester Additional costs : Uniform $250

This qualification provides you with the skills and academic requirements you need to continue on to a nursing qualification. It is designed for individuals who have not satisfied the necessary secondary education requirements to enter directly into higher level nursing programs. You will improve your maths and communication skills and learn about physics, chemistry, microbiology and human biology..
Please note that if you attend West Coast Institute of Training, some classes will be offered at the McLarty Campus in McLarty Avenue, Joondalup which is approx 10 minutes walk from the main Kendrew Crescent, Joondalup campus. Students can also take the free CAT bus that circulates in the Joondalup CBD. Qualifications within the pathway are currently being updated. Please refer to the ETI website www.eti.wa.edu.au closer to the enrolment date.
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Study pathway
Year 10 Year 11
Certificate III in Aged Care (CHC30208) Duration: 6 months OR Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance (HLT32407) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Preparation for Entry into Nursing (52386) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled/Division 2 Nursing) (HLT51607) Duration: 1.5 years
Major study areas

Microbiology Chemistry and physics Health mathematics Body systems Anatomy and physiology Medical terminology
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DIPLOMA OF NURSING (ENROLLED/DIVISION 2 NURSING)
National code: HLT51607 CRICOS code: 055233F Campus and intake
Major study areas

Implementing, monitoring and evaluating nursing care Medication administration and monitoring Communication and critical thinking Professional legal and ethical practice Anatomy and physiology Mental health care
C.Y. OConnor Institute, Northam and Narrogin February and July Durack Institute of Technology, Geraldton February and July Great Southern Institute of Technology, Albany February Pilbara Institute, South Hedland February and July South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury February and July West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July

Lectures Work-based training Practical skills On-the-job practical placements at various hospitals and nursing homes (these placements might be arranged for any shift at a number of venues within the Perth metropolitan and regional areas) Online components in some subjects
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 with passes in Science and Mathematics. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. If you are enrolling in this qualification directly, you need an IELTS score of 6.5 on all bands (or equivalent). If you are enrolling through either Certificate III in Aged Care or Certificate IV in Preparation for Entry into Nursing, you need an IELTS score of 6.0 on all bands (or equivalent).
Further study
On completion of the qualification you can continue on to an undergraduate degree in nursing at university. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.

This qualification provides you with the education and training you need to achieve competency in the wide range of skills required for the role of an enrolled nurse. A large component of the qualification is supervised clinical practice in hospitals, nursing homes and healthcare agencies. This qualification will also provide you with the academic knowledge you need to apply for entry into a Bachelor of Science (Nursing) at university with up to 1 year credit. On completion of this qualification, you can register with the Australian Health Professionals Regulation Agency (AHPRA). You need an IELTS score of 7.0, with no band lower than 7.0 if you want to register with this agency.
Cost
Tuition : $15,000 per year Resource fee : may be up to $150 per semester Additional costs : Uniform : $300 Working with children check : $10 N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.
Enrolled nurse (comprehensive) [subject to registration with AHPRA]

Year 10 Year 12 Prior to undertaking your first clinical placement, you must: Provide a medical clearance from a doctor in Australia, including multiresistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) screening, immunisation, tuberculosis (TB) screening and a declaration of any communicable diseases. Undertake a criminal record screening as a requirement of the Health Department of Western Australia and an Australian Police Clearance. Provide a police clearance from your home country before you attend your work placement. You need to get this clearance before you arrive in Australia. Please note that if you attend West Coast Institute of Training, some classes will be offered at the McLarty Campus in McLarty Avenue, Joondalup. This campus is approximately 10 minutes walk from the main Kendrew Crescent, Joondalup campus. Students can also take the free CAT bus that circulates in the Joondalup CBD. This qualification is currently being updated. Please refer to the ETI website www.eti.wa.edu.au closer to the enrolment date.
Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance (HLT32407) Duration: 6 months OR Certificate III in Aged Care (CHC30208) Duration 6 months
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CERTIFICATE IV IN DENTAL ASSISTING
National code: HLT43007 CRICOS code: 063727F Campus and intake
Cost
Tuition : $12,000 per year Additional costs : Uniform : $120 First aid certificate : $100 (compulsory before work placement) Working with children check : $10 (compulsory before work placement) N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.
Central Institute of Technology, Oral Health Centre, Nedlands February and July
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 11 with a pass in Science, and an IELTS level of 6.0. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
You need to provide a police clearance from your home country before you attend your work placement. You need to get this clearance before you arrive in Australia. You also need medical clearance. This qualification is currently being updated. Please refer to the ETI website www.eti.wa.edu.au closer to the enrolment date.

This qualification gives you the practical skills and knowledge you need to provide an advanced level of chair side assistance to a dentist or dental therapist. You will learn about infection control policies and procedures, occupational health and safety and effective workplace communication. You will also learn how to prepare a prescribed dental radiographic image, apply the principles of radiation biology and protection in dental practice, assist in oral health care procedures during general anaesthesia and respond effectively to difficult situations.
Dental assistant
Study pathway
Year 11
Certificate IV in Dental Assisting (HLT43007) Duration: 1.5 years
Major study areas

Communicating with clients and colleagues to support health care Assisting in oral health care procedures during general anaesthesia Producing a dental radiographic image Applying the principles of radiation biology and protection in dental practice Contributing to occupational health and safety processes Implementing and monitoring infection-control policy and procedures

Lectures and classroom delivery Mentored experience Live clinics Supervised work placement
Further study
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DIPLOMA OF DENTAL TECHNOLOGY
National code: HLT50507 CRICOS code: 067511A Campus and intake
Central Institute of Technology, Oral Health Centre, Nedlands February (Next intake February 2014)
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 with passes in Science. An IELTS score (Academic) of 6.0 with no band score less than 5.5 is required. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.

This hands-on qualification will ensure that you learn in a real dental surgery setting under the guidance of highly qualified lecturers. Along with skills in dental technology you will learn about infection-control policies and procedures, occupational health and safety and effective workplace communication. You will also learn to construct, repair and modify dentures, bridges, crowns and other dental appliances.
Dental company representative Dental technician
Study pathway
Year 12
Diploma of Dental Technology (HLT50507) Duration: 2 years
Major study areas

Make and repair dentures Crowns and bridges Mouthguards

Lectures Practical work experience in the Institutes dental laboratory Supervised work experience in a commercial dental laboratory
Cost
Tuition : $15,000 per year Resource fee : $750 per semester Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
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CERTIFICATE IV IN AGED CARE
National code: CHC40108 CRICOS code: 075930D Campus and intake

Lectures Practical skills training Work-based training Individual supervised work placement
Central Institute of Technology, Leederville February and July Challenger Institute of Technology, Rockingham February and July C.Y. OConnor Institute, Northam February and July Durack Institute of Technology, Geraldton February (Certificate III only) Great Southern Institute of Technology, Albany February Kimberley Training Institute, Broome February and July South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury February and July (Certificate III only)
Further study
The Certificate III in Aged Care qualification meets the requirements for you to be licensed as a carer so you can work part time in the aged care industry while you upgrade your qualifications. You can continue on to the Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled/Division 2 Nursing) after you have completed Certificate III in Aged Care or you can enrol in Certificate IV in Community Services Work if you want to continue on to the Diploma of Community Services Work. You are also able to continue on to the Diploma of Community Services Coordination at Challenger Institute of Technology. For the latest information on further study options, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.

This qualification provides you with the practical skills you need to plan, develop, implement and monitor programs and services for older people. You will learn how to assess the needs of older people, conduct group and recreation programs for older people, monitor services, implement health and safety policies and organise an effective work environment. As part of this qualification you will undertake a supervised work placement. Tuition : $11,000 per year Additional costs : First aid certificate $100 (compulsory before work placement) N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.
You must provide a police clearance from your home country before you attend your work placement. You need to get this clearance before you arrive in Australia. To enrol in Certificate IV in Aged Care at Central Institute of Technology, you must be currently employed within a residential care facility. You must also have completed Certificate III in Aged Care at Central Institute of Technology, to ensure continuity of unit and source structure.
Aged care worker Home care worker Nursing assistant
Study pathway
Year 10
Certificate III in Aged Care (CHC30208) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Aged Care (CHC40108) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Community Services Coordination (CHC52208) Duration: 1 year
Major study areas

Providing support to an older person Providing personal care Orientation to aged care work Planning and conducting group activities Using specialist communication skills Implementing occupational health and safety policies
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CERTIFICATE IV IN YOUTH WORK
National code: CHC41808 CRICOS code: 021893F Campus and intake
Durack Institute of Technology, Kimberly Training Institute, South West Institute of Technology Year 10
Central Institute of Technology, Leederville February and July Durack Institute of Technology, Geraldton February Kimberley Training Institute, Broome February Polytechnic West, Thornlie February and July South West Institute of Technology, Busselton February and July Diploma of Community Services Work (CHC50608) Duration: 1 year Certificate IV in Youth Work (CHC41808) Duration: 1 year
How this qualification is taught About this qualification

This qualification will provide you with the skills you need to plan, develop, implement and monitor programs designed to address the social, behavioural, health, welfare, developmental and protection needs of young people. You will learn skills in advocacy, effective communication, community education, networking, casework and how to conduct groups. As part of this qualification, you will undertake a supervised or simulated work placement. Lectures and classroom delivery Industry focus and involvement Supervised work placements
Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue on to a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university For the most up to date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Community services officer Program development officer Youth worker
Cost
Study pathway
Central Institute of Technology, Polytechnic West
Additional costs : First aid certificate : $100 (compulsory before work placement) Year 10 Working with children check : $10 (compulsory before work placement) N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Certificate III in Community Services Work (CHC30108) Duration: 6 months
You must provide a police clearance from your home country before you attend your work placement. You need to get this clearance before you arrive in Australia. This qualification is currently being updated. Please refer to the ETI website www.eti.wa.edu.au closer to the enrolment date.
Certificate IV in Youth Work (CHC41808) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Community Services Work (CHC50608) Duration: 1 year
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DIPLOMA OF COMMUNITY SERVICES COORDINATION
National code: CHC52208 CRICOS code: 075967B Campus and intake
Major study areas

Providing supervision to community sector workers Maintaining legal and ethical work practices Managing limited budgets and financial accountabilities Maintaining an effective community sector work environment Using specialist communication skills Implementing occupational health and safety policies
Challenger Institute of Technology, Rockingham February and July

Lectures Tutorials

In this qualification you will plan, develop, implement, monitor and coordinate community services and programs within a range of community services settings such as residential facilities, group homes, community agencies and government departments. As a significant part of this qualification, you will undertake supervised work placement where lectures, tutorials and assessments will be oriented into the workplace.
Online e-learning resources Practical skills training Workplace-based training Individual supervised work placement
Further study
Employment in an aged care or disability services setting as a: Coordinator Manager Supervisor Team leader
Cost
Tuition : $11,000 per year Additional costs : First aid certificate: $100 (compulsory before work placement)
Study pathway
Year 10
Certificate III in Aged Care (CHC30208) Duration: 6 months OR Certificate III in Disability (CHC30408) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Aged Care (CHC40108) Duration: 6 months OR Certificate IV in Disability (CHC40308) Duration: 6 months
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DIPLOMA OF COMMUNITY SERVICES WORK
National code: CHC50608 CRICOS code: 075968A Campus and intake
Major study areas

Maintaining an effective work environment Working within a legal and ethical framework Delivering and developing client service Using specialist communication skills to build strong relationships Responding holistically to client issues Applying a community development framework
Central Institute of Technology, Leederville February and July Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle February and July Durack Institute of Technology, Geraldton February (Certificate IV and Diploma only) Great Southern Institute of Technology, Albany February Kimberley Training Institute, Broome February and July (Certificate III only) Polytechnic West, Thornlie February and July, Armadale February and July (Certificate III and IV only) South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury and Busselton - February and July (Certificate III only) West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July

Lectures and classroom delivery Industry focus and involvement Individualised supervised work placement
Further study
Cost

In this qualification you will learn skills in advanced communication, group work, training, community information provision and program development. You will gain skills in consultation, advocacy, case management, policy and research. Business skills such as the management of finances and work safety will also be studied. As part of this qualification, you will complete a supervised work placement where you will be able to apply the skills and knowledge you have learned and undertake real community services projects that involve working as a team and with the community.
Additional costs : First aid certificate : $100 (compulsory before work placement) Working with children check : $10 (compulsory before work placement) N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.
You must provide a police clearance from your home country before you attend your work placement. You need to get this clearance before you arrive in Australia. If you enrol at Durack Institute of Technology, you will enter Certificate IV in Community Services Work directly from Year 1. Please note that if you attend West Coast Institute of Training, some classes will be offered at the McLarty Campus in McLarty Avenue, Joondalup. This campus is approximately 10 minutes walk from the main Kendrew Crescent, Joondalup campus. Students can also take the free CAT bus that circulates in the Joondalup CBD. This qualification is currently being updated. Please refer to the ETI website www.eti.wa.edu.au closer to the enrolment date.
Aged care worker Community worker Family support worker Outreach officer Welfare worker
Study pathway
Year 10
Certificate III in Community Services Work (CHC30108) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Community Services Work (CHC40708) Duration: 6 months OR Certificate IV in Youth Work (CHC41808) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Community Services Work (CHC50608) Duration: 1 year
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DIPLOMA OF CHILDRENS SERVICES (EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND CARE)
National code: CHC50908 CRICOS code: 075966C Campus and intake
Challenger Institute of Technology Year 10
Central Institute of Technology, Leederville February and July Challenger Institute of Technology, Rockingham February and July C.Y. OConnor Institute, Northam February Durack Institute of Technology, Geraldton February Great Southern Institute of Technology, Albany February Kimberley Training Institute, Broome February and July Polytechnic West, Thornlie and Armadale February and July South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury February West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February
Certificate III in Childrens Services (CHC30708) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Education Support (CHC30708) Duration: 6 month
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 10. If you are enrolling at Challenger Institute of Technology then you will require an IELTS score (Academic) of 6.0 with no band score less than 5.5. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
Diploma of Children's Services (Early Childhood Education and Care) (CHC50908) Duration: 1 year
Great Southern Institute of Technology, Polytechnic West (Thornlie campus)
Year 10

This qualification will provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to provide care and meet the social, emotional, physical and educational needs of children aged 012 in various care settings. You will learn about ethical work practices and the legal requirements of the industry, and gain advanced skills in care routines, working with families, observing and documenting childrens behaviour, working with culturally diverse clients and managing safety in the workplace. As part of this qualification you will undertake a supervised work placement where you will be able to apply the skills and knowledge you have learned. Certificate III in Childrens Services D274 (CHC30708) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Children Services (Outside School Hours Care) (CHC41208) Duration: 6 months
Childcare assistant Creche carer Creche coordinator Family or long-day carer Playgroup assistant Playgroup carer
Durack Institute of Technology Year 10
Certificate III in Childrens Services (CHC30708) Duration: 6 months
Study pathway
Central Institute of Technology, Kimberley Training Institute, Polytechnic West (Armadale campus) South West Institute of Technology, West Coast Institute of Training Year 10 Diploma of Childrens Services (Early Childhood Education and Care) (CHC50908) Duration: 1.5 years
Certificate III in Childrens Services (CHC30708) Duration: 1 year
Major study areas

Child development Social, emotional and psychological factors WA child care Regulations Cognitive development Language development Health and safety
Diploma of Childrens Services (Early Childhood Education and Care) (CHC50908) Duration: 1 year
Course details continued overleaf
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DIPLOMA OF CHILDRENS SERVICES (EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND CARE)

Lectures Work-based training Tutorials Supervised work placement in a childcare centre
Further study
Cost
Tuition : $11,000 per year Additional costs : First aid certificate : $100 (compulsory before work placement) Working with children check : $10 (compulsory before work placement) Equipment : $50 (Polytechnic West, Armadale campus only) Text books Uniform N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.
You must provide a police clearance from your home country before you attend your work placement. You need to get this clearance before you arrive in Australia.
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CERTIFICATE IV IN DISABILITY
National code: CHC40308 CRICOS code: 075935K Campus and intake
Great Southern Institute of Technology Year 10
Challenger Institute of Technology, Rockingham - February and July Great Southern Institute of Technology, Albany February (Certificate III only) South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury February
Certificate III in Disability (CHC30408) Duration: 6 months
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 10. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. Certificate IV in Community Services Work (CHC40708) Duration: 6 months

This qualification teaches you practical skills and knowledge in the development of services and programs to meet the emotional, physical and social needs of people with disabilities. You will develop skills in advanced communication, empowerment techniques and learn how to design processes to support daily living activities. You will also learn how to design and deliver accessible programs and enhance community integration. You will develop an understanding of the legal and ethical requirements for working in disability services. As part of this qualification you will undertake a supervised work placement where you will be able to apply the skills and knowledge you have gained. Diploma of Community Services (CHC50608) Duration: 1 year
Major study areas

Communication strategies Skills development and maintenance Working effectively with people with a disability OHS processes Work within a relevant legal and ethical framework
Disability worker Disability coordinator
How this qualification is taught Study pathway

South West Institute of Technology Year 10 Lectures and classroom delivery Supervised work placement
Further study
On successful completion of this qualification you can continue on to the Diploma of Community Services Coordination at Challenger Institute of Technology or the Diploma of Community Services at Great Southern Institute of Technology.
Certificate III in Disability (CHC30408) Duration: 6 months
Cost
Tuition : $11,000 per year Certificate IV in Disability (CHC40308) Duration: 6 months Additional costs : First aid certificate : $100 (compulsory before work placement) Working with children check : $10 (compulsory before work placement) National Police History Check via the Department of Education : $33 (Compulsory before work placement) N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Certificate III in Disability (CHC30408) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Disability (CHC40308) Duration: 6 months
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CERTIFICATE IV IN EDUCATION SUPPORT
National code: CHC41708 CRICOS code: 075936J Campus and intake
Major study areas

Facilitating cooperative behaviour Supporting students with special needs Implementing education programs Student health and safety Working with cultural diversity and students with special needs Literacy, oral language and numeracy Supporting student behaviour
Central Institute of Technology, Leederville February and July Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle and Rockingham - February and July Polytechnic West, Armadale February and July Great Southern Institute of Technology, Albany February (Certificate III only) Kimberley Training Institute, Broome February and July South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury and Busselton February West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July

Lectures and classroom delivery Industry focus and involvement Practical skills Supervised work placement in a school
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 10. An IELTS score (Academic) of 6.0 with no band score less than 5.5 is required for Central Institute and also West Coast Institute of Training. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
Further study

This qualification will teach you how to help the teaching staff in schools and provide care and supervision for children with special learning and physical needs from kindergarten to Year 12. Youll gain the skills to foster and enhance the social, emotional, psychological, cognitive and language development of children. If you enrol at Central Institute of Technology in Certificate IV in Education Support, you must choose to specialise in either the Learning Support or the Special Needs pathway. Pathway choices will be made on successful completion of Certificate III in Education Support.
Cost
Tuition : $11,000 per year Additional costs : First aid certificate : $100 (compulsory before work placement) Working with children check : $10 (compulsory before work placement) Equipment : $50 (Polytechnic West only) National Police History Check via the Department of Education : $33 (Compulsory before work placement)
After-school care worker Carer for students with disabilities Education assistant
Text books Uniform N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.
Study pathway
You must provide a police clearance from your home country before you attend your work placement. You need to get this clearance before you arrive in Australia. If you enrol at Central Institute of Technology you do not need a first aid certificate. This qualification is currently being updated. Please refer to the ETI website www.eti.wa.edu.au closer to the enrolment date .
Year 10
Certificate III in Education Support (CHC30808) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Education Support (CHC41708) Duration: 6 months
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OTHER QUALIFICATIONS IN HEALTH COMMUNITY SERVICES EDUCATION
Certificate I in General Education for Adults

National code: 21772VIC CRICOS code: 064228F
Tuition : $5,250 per semester Institute & Location : Pilbara Institute (Karratha)
Certificate II in General Education for Adults

National code: 21773VIC CRICOS code: 029520D
Tuition : $5,250 per semester Institute & Location : Great Southern Institute of Technology (Albany), Kimberley Institute of Training (Broome); Pilbara Institute (Karratha), South West Institute of Technology (Bunbury and Busselton)
Certificate III in General Education for Adults

National code: 21774VIC CRICOS code: 064230A
Tuition : $5,250 per semester Institute & Location : Kimberley Institute of Training (Broome); Pilbara Institute (Karratha) For full details of other qualifications, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
These three qualifications are currently being updated. Please refer to the ETI website www.eti.wa.edu.au closer to the enrolment date.
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Conservation and land management Environmental monitoring and technology Horticulture Irrigation management
Horticulture Environmental Science Conservation
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DIPLOMA OF CONSERVATION AND LAND MANAGEMENT
National code: AHC51110 CRICOS code: 076415D Campus and intake
Major study areas

Managing fauna populations Implementing plans of management Facilitating development of group goals and projects Collecting and classifying plants Developing a management plan for a designated area Conducting biological surveys Preparing estimates, quotes and tenders
Challenger Institute of Technology, Murdoch February and July Durack Institute of Technology, Geraldton February Great Southern Institute of Technology, Albany February Polytechnic West, Midland February and July South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury February and July West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July

Practical industry focus Fieldwork
Project work Classroom delivery

A career in conservation and land management is about the future as much as it is about the present. This qualification will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge you need to manage conservation and land management activities. You will learn about the various areas of the industry such as land management, natural resource management, mine site rehabilitation, forestry and national parks. You will also develop skills in managing projects, programs and staff. On completion of the qualification you can continue on to a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Cost
Environmental education officer Environmental officer Environmental planning officer Land care coordinator Park ranger
Resource fee : may be up to $500 per semester Additional costs : Safety boots and uniform : $250 Text books N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Study pathway
Year 10
Certificate II in Conservation and Land Management (AHC21010) Duration: 6 months
Certificate III in Conservation and Land Management (AHC31410) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Conservation and Land Management (AHC40910) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Conservation and Land Management (AHC51110) Duration: 6 months
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DIPLOMA OF ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND TECHNOLOGY
National code: MSS50211 CRICOS code: 076949G Campus and intake

Lectures Practical skills and fieldwork Environmental project work
Central Institute of Technology, East Perth February Challenger Institute of Technology, Murdoch February Durack Institute of Technology, Geraldton February
Further study

This qualification covers the skills and knowledge you need to apply a range of methods and technologies to conduct environmental sampling, testing and monitoring in most industry sectors and to assist environmental scientists, engineers and planners with site assessment, minimising environmental impacts of processes and remediation/rehabilitation of sites. Tuition : $10,500 per year Resource fee : may be up to $265 per semester Additional costs : Safety glasses and laboratory coat : $100 Uniform/safety equipment N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.
Assistant field officer Environmental technician Local government officer Technical officer Water resources officer
Study pathway
Year 12
Certificate IV in Environmental Monitoring and Technology (MSS40211) Duration: 1 year
Diploma of Environmental Monitoring and Technology (MSS50211) Duration: 1 year
Students studying at Central may enrol in the Diploma as a stand-alone qualification (1.5 years). Students wishing to obtain both the Certificate IV and Diploma qualification should follow the illustrated 2 year pathway.
Major study areas

Working in the environment safely Understanding how to collect environmental samples and data Environmental risk assessment processes Operating, monitoring and implementation of sustainability procedures in workplaces Participation in and/or conducting environmental projects Identification of common and local plants, animals, soils and geological features
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DIPLOMA OF HORTICULTURE
National code: AHC50410 CRICOS code: 075978K Campus and intake
Major study areas

Landscape gardening Plant classification Operating machinery and equipment Turf management Hydroponics Park and garden restoration Irrigation systems
Challenger Institute of Technology, Murdoch February and July Great Southern Institute of Technology, Albany February South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury February and July West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July Kimberley Training Institute, Broome and Kununurra February and July (Certificate III and IV only)

Lectures Work-based training Practical skills at the Institutes plant nursery Supervised industry work placements

This qualification will provide the practical skills and knowledge you need to design, plan, implement, manage and evaluate operations and processes in your chosen field of horticultural specialisation. These specialisations include general, landscape, turf management and irrigation. Training is also provided in the areas of gardening, nursery, pests, weeds, irrigation, soils, machinery, chemicals, landscape gardening, health and safety. On completion of the qualification you can continue on to a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.

Horticulturist Landscape gardener Plant nursery worker Tuition : $10,500 per year Resource fee : may be up to $420 per semester Additional costs : Equipment $250 N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute. Year 10
Study pathway
Only the general stream of Horticulture (AHC20410 and AHC30710) is offered at South West Institute of Technology and Kimberley Training Institute.
Certificate II in Horticulture (AHC20410) or Certificate II in Landscaping (AHC21610) Duration: 6 months
Certificate III in Horticulture (AHC30710) or Certificate III in Landscape Construction (AHC30910) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Horticulture (AHC40410) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Horticulture (AHC50410) Duration: 6 months
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DIPLOMA OF IRRIGATION MANAGEMENT
National code: AHC51610 CRICOS code: 075983B Campus and intake
Major study areas

Auditing irrigation systems Designing irrigation system maintenance and monitoring programs Designing irrigation, drainage and water treatment systems Managing water systems
Challenger Institute of Technology, Murdoch February and July
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 10 with passes in Mathematics and Science. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.

Classroom and field work Industry focus and involvement Supervised work placement

This qualification is located at Challenger Institute of Technologys WA Horticulture and Environmental Science Skills Centre, which is committed to promoting the sustainable use of water through effective and industry-relevant irrigation training. You will learn the practical skills and knowledge you need to work with irrigation in various horticultural environments. You can choose to develop skills that enable you to organise and coordinate worksite activities, install, measure, monitor and repair irrigation systems, and operate pressurised irrigation systems. You will also learn how to apply occupational health and safety work practices to industry standards. The Murdoch campus is the largest horticulture training centre in Western Australia and the second largest in Australia.
Further study
Cost
Tuition : $10,500 per year Resource fee : may be up to $420 per semester Additional costs : Equipment $250
Irrigation contractor Irrigation drainer Irrigation installer Irrigation maintenance fitter Irrigation manager Retail manager
Study pathway
Year 10
Certificate II in Sports Turf Management Duration: 6 months
Certificate III in Sports Turf Management (AHC31310) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Irrigation (AHC41110) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Irrigation Management (AHC51610) Duration: 6 months
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Hospitality Tourism
Hospitality management Retail baking (combined) Hospitality patisserie Hospitality commercial cookery Hospitality food and beverage Hospitality accommodation Hospitality asian cookery Hospitality Events Tourism Outdoor recreation
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ASSOCIATE DEGREE OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
CRICOS code: 058368M TAFE ID: 6430 Campus and intake
Duration: 2 years
Major study areas

Rooms management Hotel and restaurant information systems Management accounting and food and beverage management Legal environment and commercial law Finance and banking Hospitality tourism and events management
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 with passes in English and Mathematics. An IELTS score (Academic) of 6.0 with no band score less than 5.5 is required. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.

Lectures Practical training in the Polytechnics fully operational training restaurant on campus Work integrated learning Tutorials Self directed learning

This qualification is highly sought after by both domestic and international students. It has been written by a team of experienced hospitality professionals and educational practitioners in consultation with industry and the university sector, and incorporates modern hospitality operational and management skills. On successful completion of this qualification, you will find that you will have gained skills that make you attractive in the current employment market. If you choose to continue your studies at a university, you will be well prepared for the learning experience and eligible for advanced standing.
Further study
Director of accommodation services Duty manager Food and beverage director Hotel general manager Operations manager Restaurant manager
Cost
Tuition : $13,600 per year Additional costs : You are required to purchase text books at your own expense. N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. The pathways into the Associate Degree qualifications provided in this course guide are based on students following the pathway as listed under that qualification for Polytechnic West only. Students entering the Associate Degree qualifications from alternative qualifications delivered at other institutions may not receive the same credits as students who have followed the listed pathway and should discuss this with ETI before enrolling.
Study pathway
Year 10 Year 12
Certificate IV in Hospitality (SIT40307) Duration: 1 year
Associate Degree of Hospitality Management Duration: 2 years
Diploma of Hospitality (SIT50307) Duration: 6 months
Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management (SIT60307) Duration: 6 months
Associate Degree of Hospitality Management Duration: 6 months
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CERTIFICATE III IN RETAIL BAKING (COMBINED)
National code: FDF30710 CRICOS code: 071347G Campus and intake
Further study
West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July
Cost
Resource fee : $500 per semester Additional costs : Equipment $500 N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.

This qualification will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to work in the baking industry as a producer of a variety of breads, cakes, pastries and yeast goods. You will learn to decorate an extensive range of cakes and other baked products. These skills will enable you to work as a qualified baker in a large-scale plant bakery, hot bread shop, pastry shop or hotel or hospital bakery. During the first semester, you will complete a three-month work placement in a bakery.
To obtain this qualification, you will be required to handle alcohol and all types of meat. If you decide to change streams, you may be liable for additional costs of up to $2000. Please note that you are not guaranteed a place if you decide to change streams.
Assistant chef Assistant patissier Bakers assistant Pastry chef
Study pathway
Year 10
Certificate III in Retail Baking (Combined) (FDF30710) Duration: 1 year
Major study areas

Bread baking Pastry baking Cake baking Quality and food safety Specialist breads Decorating cakes and desserts Slices and pastry Producing and decorating gateaux and tortes

Lectures On-line Work-based training in a bakery Practical skills using the on-campus bakery
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DIPLOMA OF HOSPITALITY PATISSERIE STREAM
National code: SIT50307 CRICOS code: 075979J Campus and intake
Challenger Institute tute of Technology Year 10
Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle February and July (Certificate III only) Polytechnic West, Bentley February and July (certificate IV only)
Certificate III in Hospitality (Patisserie) (SIT40707) Duration: 1 year
Certificate IV in Hospitality (SIT40707) Duration: 6 months

This qualification aims to provide you with an awareness of the hospitality industry and to develop practical skills required at the trade cookery level, including preparation to work as a team leader in patisserie operations. You will be prepared for employment as a pastry or patisserie chef in the hospitality industry. You can package this qualification with the Diploma of Hospitality and so undertake a two year hospitality qualification specialising in patisserie.
Advanced Diploma of Hospitality (SIT60307) Duration: 6 months
Chocolatier Pastry chef Patissier
Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue on to the Advanced Diploma of Hospitality and the Associate Degree of Hospitality Management (Polytechnic West only). On completion of the Associate Degree you can continue on to a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-todate information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti. wa.edu.au.
Major study areas

Cakes and gateaux, showpieces, cake decoration Confectionery, sugar chocolate work, marzipan work Food safety and hygiene Contemporary and traditional desserts Basic qualification in cookery
Cost
Tuition : $13,500 per year Resource fee : Year 1 may be up to $1240 per semester; Year 2 may be up to $700 per semester Additional costs : Equipment, uniforms and books N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.

Lectures Practical skills using the Institutes bakery facilities
Study pathway
Certificate IV in Hospitality (Patisserie) (SIT40707) Duration: 1.5 years To obtain this qualification, you will be required to handle alcohol and all types of meat. If you decide to change streams, you may be liable for additional costs of up to $2000. Please note that you are not guaranteed a place if you decide to change streams.
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DIPLOMA OF HOSPITALITY COMMERCIAL COOKERY STREAM
Challenger Institute of Technology, Durack Institute of Technology, Great Southern Institute of Technology, Kimberly Training Institute Year 10
Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle and Peel February and July Durack Institute of Technology, Geraldton February (Certificate III and IV only) Great Southern Institute of Technology, Albany February (Certificate III only) Kimberley Training Institute, Broome February & July Polytechnic West, Bentley February and July South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury February West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July Diploma of Hospitality (SIT50307) Duration: 6 months Certificate IV in Hospitality (SIT40307) Duration: 6 months Certificate III in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery) (SIT30807) Duration: 1 year

This qualification provides you with the practical skills and knowledge you need to plan, supervise and control the operations of hospitality establishments. You will learn skills in effective communication, leading and managing people, preparing and managing budgets, rostering staff, managing workplace relations and planning and establishing systems and procedures. Polytechnic West
Year 10
Executive chef Food and beverage manager Head chef Hospitality manager Professional cook Restaurant manager
Certificate III in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery) (SIT30807) Duration: 1 year
Certificate IV in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery) (SIT40407) Duration: 6 months
Study pathway
West Coast Institute of Training, South West Institute of Technology Year 10
Certificate III in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery) (SIT30807) Duration: 1 year
Certificate IV in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery) (SIT40407) Duration: 6 months
Major study areas

Commercial cookery Diploma of Hospitality (SIT50307) Duration: 6 months Restaurant planning Hospitality operations Preparing and monitoring budgets Receiving and processing reservations Advanced Diploma of Hospitality (SIT60307) Duration: 6 months Developing and implementing operational plans
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DIPLOMA OF HOSPITALITY COMMERCIAL COOKERY STREAM

Lectures Work-based training in industry Practical training in the Institutes training facility located on campus If you enrol at Challenger Institute of Technology, you may study by work-based training in industry.
Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue on for a further 6 months to the Advanced Diploma of Hospitality (SIT60307) then for another 6 months to the Associate Degree of Hospitality Management (Polytechnic West only). You can also continue on to a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Cost
Tuition : $13,500 per year Resource fee : Year 1 may be up to $1240 per semester; Year 2 may be up to $700 per semester Additional costs of Equipment : Year 1 may be up to $550, Year 2 may be up to $300 Uniforms, Textbooks N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
To obtain this qualification, you will be required to handle alcohol and all types of meat. If you decide to change streams, you may be liable for additional costs of up to $2000. Please note that you are not guaranteed a place if you decide to change streams. Certificates awarded to students graduating from cookery qualifications at West Coast Institute of Training will also include the WACS (World Association Chefs Societies [Recognition of quality culinary education]
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DIPLOMA OF HOSPITALITY FOOD AND BEVERAGE STREAM
Duration: 1.5 years TAFE ID: S620
Major study areas

Food and beverage Restaurant planning Hospitality operations Preparing and monitoring budgets Security Receiving and processing reservations Developing and implementing operational plans Business skills
Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle and Peel February and July Durack Institute of Technology, Geraldton February (Certificate III and IV only) Kimberly Training Institute, Broome February and July Polytechnic West, Bentley February and July South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury February and July West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July

Lectures Work based training Practical training in the Institutes fully operational restaurant located on campus Online component in some subjects

This qualification provides you with the skills and knowledge you need to be competent in skilled operations and team leading or supervision. You will learn about the hospitality industry, security, hygiene and safety in the workplace along with the practical skills necessary to serve food and beverages and to supervise the service of food and drink to customers. You will gain hands on practical training at the Institutes training restaurants where you will interact and serve customers in a realistic working environment as part of your studies. Communication, leadership, management, budget preparation and managing, workplace relations, staff rosters and procedures and security skills are also taught.
Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue on for a further 6 months to the Advanced Diploma of Hospitality (SIT60307) then for another 6 months to the Associate Degree of Hospitality Management. You can also continue on to a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Cost
Food and beverage manager Hospitality manager Operations manager Restaurant manager
Resource fee : may be up to $500 per semester Additional costs : Uniform and learning resources may be up to $500 per year Equipment may be up to $500 per semester N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.
Study pathway
Year 10
Certificate IV in Hospitality (SIT40307) Duration: 1 year To obtain this qualification, you will be required to handle alcohol and all types of meat. If you decide to change streams, you may be liable for additional costs of up to $2000. Please note that you are not guaranteed a place if you decide to change streams.
Advanced Diploma Hospitality (SIT60307) Duration: 6 months
Associate Degree of Hospitality Management (Polytechnic West only) Duration: 6 months
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DIPLOMA OF HOSPITALITY ACCOMMODATION STREAM
Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue on for a further 6 months to the Advanced Diploma of Hospitality (SIT60307) then for another 6 months to the Associate Degree of Hospitality Management at Polytechnic West. You can also continue on to a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle and Peel February and July

This qualification provides you with the skills and knowledge you need to be competent in accommodation operations and team leading or supervision in the hospitality industry. You will also learn about security, hygiene and safety in the workplace, so that you are able to perform front office duties in a variety of hospitality settings, such as restaurants, hotels and resorts. Tuition : $13,500 per year Resource fee : $500 per semester Additional costs : Uniform and tools $500 per year N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Butler Concierge Front office supervisor
Study pathway
Year 10
Certificate IV in Hospitality (Accommodation Services) (SIT40307) Duration: 1 year
Advanced Diploma Hospitality (SIT60307) Duration: 6 months
Major study areas

Accommodation reception services Receive and process reservations Provide visitor information Perform office procedures Access and interpret product information Prepare rooms for guests

Lectures Work-based training Practical training in the Institutes restaurants located on campus
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DIPLOMA OF HOSPITALITY ASIAN COOKERY STREAM
Major study areas

Menu design Food preparation South-East Asian cuisine Health and safety Food hygiene

Lectures Practical training in Polytechnics industrial kitchen and training restaurant located on campus.

This qualification provides you with a solid foundation to approach a career in South East Asian cookery. You will gain an understanding of the hospitality industry and develop the practical skills required at a professional Asian cookery level, including preparation to work as a team leader in cooking operations. If you have completed the Certificate III in Hospitality (Asian Cookery Stream) you can package this qualification with the Certificate IV in Hospitality and the Diploma of Hospitality for a further 1 year and so undertake a 2 year hospitality qualification specialising in Asian cookery.
Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue on for a further 6 months to the Advanced Diploma of Hospitality (SIT60307) then for another 6 months to the Associate Degree of Hospitality Management. You can also continue on to a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Asian chef Head chef Hospitality manager Operations manager Supervisor
Cost
Tuition : $13,500 per year Resource fee : Year 1 - may be up to $500 per semester; Year 2 - may be up to $500 per semester Additional costs : Equipment : may be up to $500 per year
Study pathway
Year 10
Uniforms, books N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation. Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute. Certificate III in Hospitality Asian Cookery (SIT30907) Duration: 1 year
Certificate IV in Hospitality (SIT40307) Duration: 6 months
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF HOSPITALITY
National code: SIT60307 CRICOS code: 075916B Campus and intake
Major study areas

Restaurant planning food and beverage Hospitality operations hotel management Welcoming and reception services Preparing and monitoring budgets Receiving and processing reservations Developing and implementing operational plans and marketing strategies Managing financial operations and physical assets Recruiting, selecting, training and monitoring staff
Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle February and July Polytechnic West, Bentley February and July South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury - February (Certificate IV and Diploma only) West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July
You need to have completed the Diploma of Hospitality (SIT50307). Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.

Lectures Practical training in the Institutes fully operational training facilities located on campus

This qualification provides you with the skills and knowledge you need to be competent as a senior manager in any hospitality functional area. You will learn skills that will enable you to develop and manage marketing strategies, manage financial operations and physical assets, develop and implement business and operational plans, recruit and select staff and monitor staff performance. This qualification will further develop your knowledge of how to undertake specialised management roles in hospitality establishments, particularly five star hotels.
If you enrol at Challenger Institute of Technology, you may study by supervised work based training in industry.
Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue on for a further 6 months to the Associate Degree of Hospitality Management at Polytechnic West. You can also continue on to a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Bar manager Duty manager Food and beverage manager Front office manager Hospitality manager Hotel manager Restaurant manager
Cost
Tuition : $13,500 per year Resource fee : may be up to $500 per semester Additional costs : Uniforms, books
Study pathway
Year 10
Certificate IV in Hospitality (SIT40307) Duration: 1 year
Associate Degree of Hospitality Management (Polytechnic West only) Duration: 6 months
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DIPLOMA OF EVENTS
National code: SIT50207 CRICOS code: 075970G Campus and intake
Major study areas

Event operations Organisational techniques Planning and promotion Sponsorship Project management.
Central Institute of Technology, Perth February and July Challenger Institute of Technology,: Fremantle February and July West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July
How this qualification is taught Admission requirements

To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 10. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. Lectures Practical skills Opportunities to organise on campus and industry events Central Institute of Technology students will work within our student run business - Central Events and Tourism Solutions (CEATS)

This qualification will build your skills in all aspects of event production, including budgeting and marketing. It will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge you need to plan and organise special events and to manage and supervise such activities. You will learn skills in coaching and managing staff, marketing, developing event proposals, bids and programs, developing sponsorship programs, managing projects and on site events management.
Further study
Events manager Exhibition coordinator Festival manager Functions coordinator Venue coordinator
Cost
Study pathway
Certificate III in Events (SIT30607) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Events (SIT50207) Duration: 6 months
Central Institute of Technology, West Coast Institute of Training Year 10
Certificate III in Events (SIT30607) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Events (SIT50207) Duration: 1 year
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DIPLOMA OF TOURISM
National code: SIT50107 CRICOS code: 075992A Campus and intake

Lectures Practical skills Online components in some subjects Central Institute of Technology students will work within our student run business - Central Events and Tourism Solutions (CEATS).
Central Institute of Technology, Perth February Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle February and July
Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue on to the Advanced Diploma of Tourism at West Coast Institute of Training or you can continue on to a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.

This qualification will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge you need to supervise operations within the tourism and travel industries. You will learn to provide travel and tourism information and advice, process bookings and develop tour packages. This qualification includes a wide spectrum of management related skills concentrating on the operational side of the tourism industry such as sales and marketing, customer relations, presentation skills and occupational health and safety.
Cost
If you enrol at Challenger Institute of Technology, you can complete this qualification in 1 year. The Certificate III and IV in Tourism at Central Institute of Technology are stand alone courses. Students wanting to study the Diploma of Tourism at Central should enrol directly into this course and it will take 1.5 years to complete. This qualification is currently being updated. Please refer to the ETI website www.eti.wa.edu.au closer to the enrolment date.
Reservation sales or call centre supervisor Tourism operator Tourism salesperson Travel agency manager/consultant
Study pathway
Diploma of Tourism (SIT50107) Duration: 1.5 years
Diploma of Tourism (SIT50107) Duration: 1 year
Major study areas

Organisational techniques Planning and promotion Travel bookings Developing tour packages Sales and marketing Tourism research Human resource management
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF TOURISM
National code: SIT60107 CRICOS code: 036079B Campus and intake
Further study
Cost

This qualification will equip you to become a business leader in the field of tourism. It will develop your practical skills and knowledge to manage, promote and organise events and tourism services and products. The focus is on research, analysis, diagnosis, decision making, ideas generation and accountability of the manager. You will learn skills in developing business plans, financial management and managing staff and resources.
Tourism marketing manager Travel agent/manager Tourism operations manager Business development manager Tour manager Business operations manager Product development manager Electronic marketing manager
Study pathway
Year 12
Advanced Diploma of Tourism (SIT60107) Duration: 1.5 years
Major study areas

Project management Developing and implementing business plans Management, marketing and finance Office administration and customer service Recruiting, selecting and managing staff Sustainable tourism practices

Lectures Work-based training Practical skills You will work within Central Institute of Technologys student run business - Central Events and Tourism Solutions (CEATS).
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CERTIFICATE III IN OUTDOOR RECREATION
National code: SIS30410 CRICOS code: 077192F Campus and intake
Major study areas

Practical seamanship and vessel operations Marine environment Hospitality and tourism Sailing, sea kayaking, snorkelling and diving Occupational health and safety Guiding and planning outdoor recreation activities Facilitating a group Responding to emergency situations Nautical knowledge Engineering knowledge Coastal navigation Vessel handling
Challenger Institute of Technology, WA Maritime Training Centre, Fremantle February and July
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 10. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. Please note that to enrol in this qualification, you need to be able to swim.

This qualification develops your knowledge and skills in marine tourism. You will develop the skills you need to work as a deckhand, tour guide or hospitality worker in this industry. You will learn about practical seamanship, small vessel operations and maintenance, and the marine environment. You will also learn how to conduct a tour charter, provide tour commentaries, prepare and serve food and drinks, sea kayak, snorkel and dive. You may gain the Elements of Shipboard Safety (ESS) certificate and a Bronze Medallion swimming certificate and diving qualifications to the PADI standard. This qualification also includes a supervised work placement.

Lectures Work-based training Practical skills Supervised work placement Fieldwork
Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue on to one of a range of hospitality and tourism diplomas. For the latest information on further study options, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Cruise ship recreation officer Deckhand on fishing, dive, ecotourism or sailing charters General-purpose hand vessel operations Hospitality or tourism operator Shore-based tour operator general and marine-based tours Tour guide
Cost
Tuition : $10,500 per year Additional costs : Diving fee : $350$1000 depending on levels taken (this fee covers your PADI Open Water Diver) Diving medical : $80
Study pathway
Year 10
Radio licence : $50 N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.
Certificate II in Outdoor Recreation (SIS20210) Duration: 6 months
Certificate III in Outdoor Recreation (SIS30410) Duration: 6 months
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Information Technology
Network technology Software development (mobile applications) Information technology Information technology networking Software development Website development Digital media technologies Digital and interactive games
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ASSOCIATE DEGREE OF NETWORK TECHNOLOGY
CRICOS code: 073580D TAFE ID: H404 Campus and intake
Duration: 2 years

Lectures Tutorials Self directed learning
Polytechnic West, Thornlie February and July

To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 with passes in English and Mathematics or: Completion of the full International Baccalaureate Diploma with a minimum of 24 points from six subjects at one sitting. Three (3) of these subjects must be at the higher level one of six subjects should be English. Successful completion of any Certificate IV in Information Technology. An IELTS score (Academic) of 6.0 with no band score less than 5.5 is required. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. Successful completion of the Associate Degree qualification will assist to prepare you for further studies at a university. Students who successfully complete the Diploma of Information Technology Networking (ICA50411) at Polytechnic West will receive advance standing of 6 months when continuing to the Associate Degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Cost
Tuition : $13,600 per year Additional costs : Students will be required to purchase textbooks and software and will require private access to a personal computer or laptop/ notebook. N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.

This qualification will prepare you for a career in the strongly growing IT networking industry in the areas of network management, network engineering, system administration and system security. Emphasis is on the development of strong practical skills sought after by industry, with studies strongly aligned with Cisco, Microsoft certificates.
This qualification is registered with the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) as a higher education qualification. Therefore you must apply for the Higher Education Sector Visa (Subclass 573). Please refer to www.immi.gov.au for further information. The pathways into the Associate Degree qualifications provided in this course guide are based on students following the pathway as listed under that qualification for Polytechnic West only. Students entering the Associate Degree qualifications from alternative qualifications delivered at other institutions may not receive the same credits as students who have followed the listed pathway and should discuss this with ETI before enrolling.
IT manager Network engineer Network manager Systems engineer
Study pathway
Year 11 Year 12
Certificate IV in Information Technology Networking (ICA40411) Duration: 6 months
Associate Degree of Network Technology Duration: 2 years
Diploma of Information Technology Networking (ICA50411) Duration: 6 months
Major study areas

Networking Operating systems Security Wireless technologies Server management
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ASSOCIATE DEGREE OF SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT (MOBILE APPLICATIONS)
CRICOS CODE: 076028D TAFE ID: H406 Campus and intake
Duration: 2 years
Further study
Successful completion of the Associate Degree qualification will prepare you for further studies at a university. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Polytechnic West, Thornlie February and July
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 or completion of Diploma of Software Development (IAC50711). An IELTS score (Academic) of 6.0 with no band score less than 5.5 is required. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
Cost
Tuition : $13,600 per year Additional costs : Textbooks, Software Access to a personal computer or laptop/notebook will be required N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.

This qualification has been designed to meet the needs of the digital economy, the information and communications technology (ICT) industry, and to take advantage of National Broadband Network (NBN) opportunities. The aim of this qualification is to produce highly skilled tertiary programming and software development graduates ready to take on current and emerging challenges in the development of apps. It is made up of sixteen units to be studied over two years. Units contain a balance of current theory and relevant practical skills and prepare you to create applications for both the Apple iOS and Android platforms.
This qualification is registered with the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) as a higher education qualification. Therefore you must apply for the Higher Education Sector Visa (Subclass 573). Please refer to www.immi.gov.au for further information. The pathways into the Associate Degree qualifications provided in this course guide are based on students following the pathway as listed under that qualification for Polytechnic West only. Students entering the Associate Degree qualifications from alternative qualifications delivered at other institutions may not receive the same credits as students who have followed the listed pathway and should discuss this with ETI before enrolling.
Analyst programmer Mobile applications developer Software applications programmer Web programmer iPhone/Android apps developer
Study pathway
Year 11 Year 12
Certificate IV in Programming (IAC40511) Duration: 6 months
Associate Degree of Software Development (Mobile Applications) Duration: 2 years
Diploma of Software Development (ICA50711) Duration: 6 months
Associate Degree of Software Development (Mobile Applications) Duration: 1.5 years
Major study areas

Project management Software engineering principles Mobile web programming Android applications development iOS applications development
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DIPLOMA OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
National code: ICA50111 CRICOS code: 076416C Campus and intake
Major study areas

Commercial website development High-level client support Introductory programming Multimedia Project management Website development Network administration
Great Southern Institute of Technology, Albany February Polytechnic West, Thornlie February and July

Lectures Laboratory

This qualification will provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to manage information and communications technology (ICT) support in small to medium enterprises (SMEs) using a wide range of general ICT technologies. You will develop skills to support computer systems involving people, hardware, software and procedures in a networked environment. You will also learn skills that enable you to maintain and guide teams and manage projects.
Further study
This qualification is designed to be very flexible with a wide selection of unit choices and options. It is intended to provide the skills and knowledge required for you to operate effectively in a high level ICT technical support role within organisations.
Cost
Study pathway
Year 10
Certificate II in Information, Digital Media and Technology (ICA20111) Duration: 6 months
Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology (ICA30111) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Information Technology (ICA40111) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Information Technology (ICA50111) Duration: 6 months
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DIPLOMA OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (NETWORKING)
National code: ICA50411 CRICOS code: 076621J Campus and intake
Duration: 2 - 2.5 years TAFE ID: D570
Central Institute of Technology (2 years) Year 10
Central Institute of Technology, East Perth February and July Challenger Institute of Technology, Fremantle e-Tech and Rockingham February and July Kimberley Training Institute, Broome February & July (Certificate III & IV only) Polytechnic West, Thornlie February and July South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury February and July West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July Certificate IV in Information Technology Networking (ICA40411) Duration: 1 year Certificate III in Information Technology, Digital Media and Technology (ICA30111) Duration: 6 months
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 10 with a pass in Mathematics. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.

Gain advanced skills in networking and join this lucrative sector of the IT industry. You will learn how to assess client network requirements, design the system infrastructure, implement the design plan and use these skills to take on a networking role in various industries. This diploma will set you up for professional advancement.
Challenger Institute of Technology (2.5 years)
Computer installation technician IT support officer Network administration professional Software expert Systems administrator Year 10
Study pathway
West Coast Institute of Training, Polytechnic West, Kimberley Training Institute, South West Institute of Technology (2 years) Year 10
Certificate II in Information Technology, Digital Media and Technology (ICA20111) Duration: 6 months
Certificate III in Information Technology, Digital Media and Technology (ICA30111) Duration: 6 months
Certificate II in Information Technology, Digital Media and Technology (ICA20111) Duration: 6 months
Certificate III in Information Technology, Digital Media and Technology (ICA30111) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Information Technology Networking (ICA50411) Duration: 1 year
Major study areas

Business needs and technical requirements Installing and managing networks
Internet infrastructure Project management Network design

Associate Degree of Network Technology (Polytechnic West only) Duration: 1.5 years Lectures Practical skills training If you enrol with Challenger Institute of Technology, you will also undertake work placements in industry
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DIPLOMA OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY NETWORKING
DIPLOMA OF SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue on to the Advanced Diploma of Information Technology Network Security or the Associate Degree of Network Technology at Polytechnic West , or you can continue on to a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
National code: ICA50711 CRICOS code: 076418A Campus and intake
Duration: 2 - 3 years TAFE ID: D573
Central Institute of Technology, East Perth February and July Challenger Institute of Technology, Rockingham February and July Polytechnic West, Thornlie February and July West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July
Cost
If you enrol at Central Institute of Technology, Challenger Institute of Technology or Polytechnic West, you will be tested on your computing and IT skills before beginning the qualification. If your skills are advanced, you may be placed into a higher level qualification and the duration of your qualification will be adjusted accordingly.

This qualification will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge in coding systems you need to develop software through the phases of design, development and implementation. You will also develop the skills required for the ongoing monitoring of software programs, incorporating testing, customising, disaster recovery and project integration and management.
Applications programmer Digital programmer Games programmer Software applications specialist Software developer
Study pathway
Central Institute of Technology (2 years) Year 10
Certificate IV in Programming (ICA40511) Duration: 1 year
DIPLOMA OF SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT continued on page 144
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DIPLOMA OF SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
Polytechnic West (2 years) Year 10
Challenger Institute of Technology (3 years) Year 10
Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology (Applications) (ICA30111) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Programming (ICA40511) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Programming (ICA40511) Duration: 1 year
Diploma of Software Development (ICA50711) Duration: 1 year
Associate Degree of Software Development (Mobile Applications) (Polytechnic West only) Duration: 1.5 years
Major study areas

Software applications Business needs and technical requirements Programming Software integration System design
West Coast Institute of Training (2.5 years) Year 10

Lectures Supervised work placement
Practical skills training
Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue on to the Associate Degree of Software Development (Mobile Applications) at Polytechnic West or to a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Certificate IV in Programming (ICA40511) Duration: 6 months
Cost
Tuition : $10,500 per year Resource fee : Certificate IV may be up to $845, Diploma may be up to $1,045
Diploma of Software Development (ICA50711) Duration: 1 year
At West Coast Institute of Training, a state of the art motion capture studio facility is incorporated in some animation elements in the diploma level of the qualification. If you enrol at this Institute, you will be tested on your computing and IT skills before beginning the qualification. If your skills are advanced, you may be placed into a higher level qualification and the duration of your qualification will be adjusted accordingly.
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DIPLOMA OF WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT
National code: ICA50611 CRICOS code: 076419M Campus and intake
Central Institute of Technology, East Perth February and July Polytechnic West, Thornlie February and July Certificate II in Information, Digital Media and Technology (ICA20111) Duration: 6 months
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 10 with a pass in Mathematics. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.

Websites are essential aspects of organisations and they need skilled professionals to design, develop and maintain them. This qualification will provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to be competent as a senior ICT professional. Your responsibilities will span design, development, website architecture, site performance and database integration through to implementation and acceptance testing.
Certificate IV in Web Based Technologies (ICA40311) Duration: 6 months
Website designer Website developer
Diploma of Website Development (ICA50611) Duration: 6 months
Study pathway
Associate Degree of Software Development (Mobile Applications) Duration: 2 years
Major study areas

Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology (ICA30111) Duration: 6 months Website administration Website design Database website integration Technical requirements Programming System maintenance Certificate IV in Web Based Technologies (ICA40311) Duration: 1 year

Diploma of Website Development (ICA50611) Duration: 6 months
Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue on to the Associate Degree of Software Development (Mobile Applications) at Polytechnic West, or to a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Cost
Tuition: $10,500 per year Resource fee: Year 1 may be up to $613 per semester; Year 2 may be up to $1,480 per semester Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
If you enrol at Central Institute of Technology, you will be tested on your computing and IT skills before beginning the qualification. If your skills are advanced, you may be placed into a higher level qualification and the duration of your qualification will be adjusted accordingly.
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DIPLOMA OF DIGITAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGIES
National code: ICA50911 CRICOS code: 076417B Campus and intake
West Coast Institute of Training (2 years) Year 10
Durack Institute of Technology, Geraldton February and July Polytechnic West, Thornlie February and July West Coast Institute of Training, Joondalup February and July Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology (ICA30111) Duration: 6 months
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 10 with a pass in Mathematics. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. Certificate IV in Digital Media Technologies (ICA40811) Duration: 6 months

This qualification will provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to be competent in designing, developing and refining digital media technologies as an independent ICT specialist. It will give you the opportunity to work in new and emerging digital media technology areas such as online and interactive design and development, and provide you with the necessary tools and equipment such as software, Web 2.0 tools, technologies and mobile devices expertise. Diploma of Digital Media Technologies (ICA50911) Duration: 1 year
Major study areas

Interactive design Digital media technology Interactive design and development
Digital media designer Digital media developer/engineer Digital media producer

Lectures Supervised work placement Practical skills training
Study pathway
Durack Institute of Technology; Polytechnic West (2 years) Year 10
Further study
Cost
Tuition : $10,500 per year Resource fee : Year 1 may be up to $613 per semester Please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au for detailed information on resource fees for each Institute.
Certificate IV in Digital Media Technologies (ICA40811) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Digital Media Technologies (ICA50911) Duration: 6 months
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DIPLOMA OF DIGITAL AND INTERACTIVE GAMES
National code: ICA50211 CRICOS code: 076622G Campus and intake

Workshops Practical skills training
Central Institute of Technology, East Perth February Polytechnic West, Thornlie February and July (Certificate IV only)
Further study
If you complete the Technical Artist stream, you can continue on to the Advanced Diploma of Animation (52206) at Central Institute of Technology or on to a university undergraduate degree. Advanced standing will be offered but will vary from university to university. For the most up-to-date information on university pathways please visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 11 with a pass in Mathematics, or completion of the Certificate II in Information, Digital Media and Technology (ICA20111). Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.

If youve ever wanted to be behind the scenes of a computer game, then this is the qualification to get you there. You will specialise in games programming and create your own video game from start through to the end product, taking it through the pre production and production phases, performing quality assurance and user testing ready for release. You may elect to specialise in one of the two streams available at Certificate IV level Technical Artist or Games Programmer. Tuition : $10,500 per year
3D modeller Animator Game programmer Gaming designer
Study pathway
Year 11
Certificate IV in Digital and Interactive Games (ICA40911) Duration: 6 months
Diploma of Digital and Interactive Games (ICA50211) Duration: 1 year
Major study areas

Digital media Design Animation 3D modelling Sound design
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Maritime
Transport distribution (maritime operations deck cadet) Transport and distribution (maritime operations - deck watchkeeper) Transport and distribution (maritime operations - master unlimited Transport and distribution (marine engineering - engineer watchkeeper) Transport and distribution (marine engineering - class 1) Transport and distribution (marine engineering class 2)
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CERTIFICATE III IN TRANSPORT DISTRIBUTION (MARITIME OPERATIONS DECK CADET)
National code: TDM30107 CRICOS code: 071341B Campus and intake
Duration: 15 weeks TAFE ID: SS39
Major study areas

Introduction to the shipping industry General ship knowledge Personal safety and social responsibilities Bridge duties Personal survival techniques Deck and cargo duties Elementary first aid Ship maintenance Fire prevention and fighting Navigation Small boat handling Training voyage Radio operators certificate Onboard training Phase 2 (see below) Initial seagoing experiences Phase 2 If you undertake Phase 2, you will be employed at sea as a deck cadet. While undertaking many routine and operational duties at sea at the discretion of the ships officers, you will complete an on-the-job structured shipboard training program (SSTP). This training program will consist of paper-based learning materials, self-tests, assignments and the compilation of a record book. This training is designed to lead you through the various duties expected of a deck watchkeeper. If pre sea training is completed in Australia, you will need to complete 1.5 years employment at sea as a deck cadet. If pre sea training is completed overseas, you will need to complete 2 years employment at sea as a deck cadet.
Challenger Institute of Technology, WA Maritime Training Centre, Fremantle 4th February 2013 Kimberley Training Institute, Broome Campus - February and July
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 with passes in Mathematics and Physics. You will also need to complete the following qualifications: An Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) recognised senior first aid or elementary first aid certificate is required before you can attend the medical first aid course. Please note that AMSA do not recognise any overseas short courses. Please note that no late entry into this qualification is permitted.

This qualification provides you with the first stage of deck cadet training. It includes the minimum pre sea safety training requirements set out in STCW (Manila) as well as background in shipboard operations and seamanship. This qualification is the first stage of the pathway for the Diploma of Transport and Distribution (Maritime Operations - Deck Watchkeeper) (TDM50307).
Deck Officer

This qualification has both practical and theoretical aspects to the delivery including the use of simulation.
Study pathway
Year 12
Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue on to the Diploma of Transport and Distribution (Maritime Operations - Deck Watchkeeper) (TDM50307). For the latest information on further study options, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Phase 1 Certificate III in Transport Distribution (Maritime Operations)(Deck Cadet) (TDM30107) Duration: 15 weeks
Cost
Tuition : $6,850
Phase 2 Duration: 18-24 months sea service as Deck Cadet
In order to pursue a career in this industry, you should note that the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) Medical Standards must be met before you undertake seagoing employment.
Diploma of Transport and Distribution (Maritime Operations - Deck Watchkeeper) (TDM50307) Duration: 42 weeks
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DIPLOMA OF TRANSPORT AND DISTRIBUTION (MARITIME OPERATIONS DECK WATCHKEEPER)
National code: TDM50307 CRICOS code: 031546J Campus and intake
Duration: 42 weeks (9 months) TAFE ID: S527
Major study areas

Occupational health and safety Stability Fire prevention and firefighting Security Proficiency in survival Craft and rescue boats Engineering Management Advanced firefighting Planning a passage Global maritime distress and safety system (GMDSS) Fix position Medical first aid Enabling computing Radar and bridge equipment Weather Ship construction and maintenance Watchkeeping Communications Cargo operations
Challenger Institute of Technology, WA Maritime Training Centre, Fremantle - 4th February 2013 (9 months) and 22nd July 2013 (9 months)
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 with a pass in Mathematics and: Certificate III in Transport Distribution (Maritime Operations) (TDM30107) Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) letter of assessment (verifying appropriate sea time) with at least 6 months sea time served as understudy to the officer-in-charge of a navigation watch OR Equivalent of Australian Year 12 with a pass in Mathematics Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) letter of assessment verifying 36 months approved sea time on vessels over 80 GT, including a minimum of 12 months on a trading vessel over 500 GT Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. Please note that no late entry into this qualification is permitted.

This qualification is taught using a combination of classroom and simulation based techniques. The emphasis is on proving competence across a range of subject areas.

This qualification provides the academic knowledge required to be a watchkeeping officer on any vessel of any size trading around the world. The qualification meets the STCW (Manila) Code Table A II/1 as approved by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA).
Further study
On completion of this qualification, you can continue on to the Advanced Diploma of Transport and Distribution (Maritime Operations - Master Unlimited) (TDM60407). For the latest information on further study options, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
You may be able to gain employment in the international shipping industry as a deck watchkeeper on any seagoing vessel in any operating area.
Award conferred
Successful completion of this qualification and a subsequent AMSA oral examination complete the requirements for a Deck Watchkeeper Certificate of Competency. This award is internationally recognised.
Cost
Tuition : $10,000 Short course fee : $5,000
Study pathway
Year 12 Year 12
You must have an AMSA recognised senior first aid certificate or an elementary first aid certificate before you can attend the medical first aid course. Any short courses you have completed outside Australia may not be recognised and may have to be repeated. Please note that AMSA do not recognise any overseas short courses.
Phase 1 Certificate III in Transport Distribution (Maritime Operations) (Deck Cadet) (TDM30107) Duration: 15 weeks
3 years sea service as a Deck Cadet or approved sea service
Phase 2 Duration: 18-24 months sea service as Deck Cadet
Diploma of Transport and Distribution (Maritime Operations- Deck Watchkeeper) (TDM50307) Duration: 42 weeks
Diploma of Transport and Distribution (Maritime Operations - Deck Watchkeeper) (TDM50307) Duration: 42 weeks
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF TRANSPORT AND DISTRIBUTION (MARITIME OPERATIONS MASTER UNLIMITED)
National code: TDM60407 CRICOS code: 031545K Campus and intake
Major study areas

Medical care Stability construction and stress Machinery and control Command operations Weather Principles of navigation and compasses Cargo Nautical knowledge Ship management and law Bridge resource management
Challenger Institute of Technology, WA Maritime Training Centre, Fremantle - 4th February 2013 and 22nd July 2013
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the following entry requirement: Diploma of Transport and Distribution (Maritime Operations - Deck Watchkeeper) (TDM50307) & Deck Watchkeeper Certificate of Competency Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) letter of assessment verifying 12 months approved sea time) Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. Please note that late entry into this qualification is not permitted.

This qualification is taught using a mixture of classroom based teaching and computer and simulator based teaching and assessment environments. The emphasis is on proving competence across a range of subjects.

This qualification provides the academic knowledge to prepare deck officers to take command or to be second in command of a merchant ship trading worldwide. This qualification meets the STCW (Manila) Code Table AII/2 as approved by AMSA. Completion of the Advanced Diploma may articulate into a Degree program. For the latest information on further study options, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.

Deck officer Marine consultant Marine manager Master Nautical surveyor Pilot Vessel superintendent Tuition : $10,500 Short course fee: $5,400 if you do not hold an Australian Deck Watchkeeper Certificate; $2,500 if you have the Australian Deck Watchkeeper Certificate.
If you have not completed Proficiency in Survival Craft (PSC), Advanced Fire Fighting (AFF), Global Maritime Distress and Safety Systems (GMDSS) and Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) to Australian STCW95 requirements you will be required to complete them prior to the completion of your qualification. Please note that AMSA do not recognise any overseas short courses.
Awards conferred
Successful completion of this qualification and a subsequent AMSA oral examination complete the requirements for a Chief Mate leading to a Master Certificate of Competency, depending on the amount of industrial experience held. This award is internationally recognised.
Study pathway
Year 12 (plus AMSA approved sea service)
Diploma of Transport and Distribution (Maritime Operations - Deck Watchkeeper) (TDM50307) Duration: 42 weeks / 9 months
1-2 years sea time
Advance Diploma of Transport and Distribution (Maritime Operations - Master Unlimited) (TDM60407) Duration: 1 year
Shipmaster qualification
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DIPLOMA OF TRANSPORT AND DISTRIBUTION (MARINE ENGINEERING ENGINEER WATCHKEEPER)
National code: TDM50207 CRICOS: 027918J Campus and intake
Duration: 39 weeks (8 months) TAFE ID: S526

Ships and shipping operations Main propulsion systems Legislative compliance Proficiency in survival craft Mechanics Thermodynamics Electrotechnology
Challenger Institute of Technology, WA Maritime Training Centre, Fremantle - 29th April 2013
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 with passes in English and Mathematics and: Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) letter of assessment for Class 3 or 4 or Watchkeeping which has been obtained through completion of a cadetship and through workshop practice approved by the relevant authorities and accepted by AMSA. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. Please note that no late entry into this qualification is permitted.

This qualification is delivered via a mix of practical and theoretical instruction.
Further study
Successful students may go on to study the Second Engineers qualification. For the latest information on further study options, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.

This qualification provides you with the basic skills and knowledge you need to maintain and operate marine engines, machinery and systems. This qualification is compliant with, and provides the theoretical knowledge required by AMSA STCW (Manila) Table A-III/1 for the position of marine engineer (watchkeeper) on board vessels with a propulsion power of 750 KW or more, operating in Australian and international waters.
Cost
Tuition : $8,300 Short course fee : $5,000
You must have an AMSA recognised senior first aid certificate or an elementary first aid certificate before you can attend the medical first aid course. Please note that AMSA do not recognise any overseas short courses.
Chief engineer Ships engineer
Award conferred
Successful completion of this qualification and a subsequent AMSA oral examination complete the requirements for a Marine Engineer (Watchkeeper) Certificate of Competency. This qualification is internationally recognised.
Study pathway
Year 12
3 years approved Cadetship training
Diploma of Transport and Distribution (Marine Engineering Engineer Watchkeeper) (TDM50207) Duration: 39 weeks/8 months
Major study areas

Medical first aid Electrical and control systems Occupational health and safety Naval architecture Fire prevention and firefighting Auxiliary systems Ship structure Advanced firefighting Marine engineering communications
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF TRANSPORT AND DISTRIBUTION (MARINE ENGINEERING CLASS 1)
National code: TDM60207 CRICOS code: 067508G Campus
Duration: 1 year* (Part A & Part B) TAFE ID: S531
Study pathway
Year 12
Challenger Institute of Technology, WA Maritime Training Centre, Fremantle - Part A: 4th February, Part B: 22nd July *For students who have previously undertaken the Advanced Diploma of Transport and Distribution (Marine Engineering - Class 2) only Part B is required.
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 with passes in English and Mathematics and: Advanced Diploma of Transport and Distribution (Marine Engineering Class 2) (TDM60307) OR Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) letter of assessment verifying approved Marine Engineer Class 2 certificate and 15 months approved sea time You will also need to complete the following qualifications: An AMSA recognised senior first aid certificate or elementary first aid certificate before you can attend the medical first aid (MFA) course If you have not completed Proficiency in Survival Craft (PSC), Advanced Fire Fighting (AFF) and MFA to Australian STCW (Manila) requirements you will be required to complete them prior to completing this qualification. Please note that AMSA do not recognise any overseas short courses. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. Please note that no late entry into this qualification is permitted.
Diploma of Transport and Distribution (Marine Engineering Engineer Watchkeeper) (TDM50207)
15 months seatime
Advanced Diploma of Transport and Distribution (Marine Engineering - Class 2) (TDM60307)
15 months seatime
Advanced Diploma of Transport and Distribution (Marine Engineering - Class 1) (TDM60207)

This qualification is intended for individuals who have previously studied at Challenger Institute of Technology. If you have attended another institution, contact the Institute for more information <international.students@challenger.wa.edu.au>. This qualification aims to provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to maintain and operate marine engines, machinery and systems. It is compliant with STCW (Manila) Table A III/2 and provides the theoretical knowledge required by the AMSA for the position of Chief Engineer on board vessels with a propulsion power of 3000 KW or more, operating in Australian coastal and international waters. If you havent already done so, you must complete the following units in conjunction with this program: Marine electrotechnology Marine thermodynamics 3 Marine mechanics 3 Naval architecture 3
Major study areas

Control systems Ship operations Main propulsion Marine electrotechnology Marine mechanics Auxiliaries Boilers Engine room management Marine thermodynamics Medical first aid

This qualification is a classroom based qualification focusing on the knowledge required to carry out the job of Chief Engineer. In Part B use is made of simulators to explain and assess competence.
Chief engineer Fleet manager Marine manager Marine engineering surveyor Technical superintendent Technical manager
Further study
On completion of the Advanced Diploma students may progress to a Degree level qualification in an Engineering discipline. For the latest information on further study options, visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Cost Award conferred

Successful completion of this qualification and a subsequent AMSA oral examination complete the requirements for an Engineer Class 1/2 Certificate of Competency. This award is internationally recognised. Tuition : $11,900 [Part A $3,900 & Part B $8,000] Short course fee : $4,000 (this is for PSC, AFF and MFA only)
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ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF TRANSPORT AND DISTRIBUTION (MARINE ENGINEERING CLASS 2)
National code: TDM60307 CRICOS code: 000237A Campus
Study pathway
Year 12
Challenger Institute of Technology, WA Maritime Training Centre, Fremantle - 4th February 2013 (Part A), 22nd July 2013 (Part B)
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 with passes in English and Mathematics and: Diploma of Transport and Distribution (Marine Engineering Engineer Watchkeeper) (TDM50207) or equivalent or above, showing that you have obtained the Engineer Watchkeeper certificate Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) letter of assessment verifying you have 15 months approved sea time An AMSA recognised senior first aid certificate or elementary first aid certificate before you can attend the medical first aid (MFA) course If you have not completed Proficiency in Survival Craft (PSC), Advanced Fire Fighting (AFF) and MFA to Australian STCW (Manila) requirements you will be required to complete them prior to completing this qualification Please note that AMSA do not recognise any overseas short courses. Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166. Please note that no late entry into this qualification is permitted. 15 months seatime Diploma of Transport and Distribution (Marine Engineering Engineer Watchkeeper) (TDM50207) Duration: 39 weeks/8 months
Advanced Diploma of Transport and Distribution (Marine Engineering - Class 2) (TDM60307) Duration: 1 year (Part A & Part B)

This qualification aims to provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to maintain and operate marine engines, machinery and systems at middle management levels. It is compliant with STCW (Manila) Table A III/2 and provides the theoretical knowledge required by the AMSA for the position of Second Engineer on board vessels with a propulsion power of 3000 KW or more, operating in Australian coastal and international waters.
Major study areas

Ship management Electrical and control systems Marine electrotechnology Marine mechanics Marine thermodynamics Main propulsion Auxiliaries systems Engine room operations Communication Engineering computations Engineering computing Naval architecture CAD
Class surveyor Engineering surveyor Ships engineer
Award conferred
Successful completion of this qualification and a subsequent AMSA oral examination complete the requirements for an Engineer Class 2 Certificate of Competency.

This qualification consists of a combination of theoretical and practical instruction.
Further study
Advanced Diploma of Transport & Distribution (Marine Engineering Class 1). For the latest information on further study options visit our website www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Cost
Tuition : $11,900 (Part A $3,900 & Part B $8,000) Short course fee : $4,000 (this includes PSC, AFF and MFA only). Students who have not completed Basic Fire or PSSR to AMSA recognised standards will be required to undertake these short courses prior to the completion of the qualification. Please note that AMSA do not recognise any overseas short courses.
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Science
Laboratory technology
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DIPLOMA OF LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY
National code: MSL50109 CRICOS code: 075984A Campus and intake
one or more of the following areas:

Microbiology Molecular biology Biomedical science Chemical science Fieldwork
Central Institute of Technology, East Perth February and July Challenger Institute of Technology, Murdoch February and July; Rockingham (Certificates III and IV only) February and July Durack Institute of Technology, Geraldton February and July South West Institute of Technology, Bunbury February

Lectures Practical skills Supervised industry work placements
To gain admission to this qualification you need to meet the minimum entry requirement equivalent to Australian Year 12 with passes in Mathematics and Science, or completion of Certificate III in Laboratory Skills (MSL30109). Refer to the admission requirements for your country on page 166.
Further study

Gain the complex skills you need to use laboratory application software, plan and conduct laboratory/field work, and communicate and provide information to customers. This course will provide you with complex skills in laboratory technologies. Youll learn how to use laboratory application software and communicate the information to customers. You will also specialise in a diverse range of industries including chemical, medical and pathological, mining, biological and environmental fields. You will develop skills to analyse, process and interpret data and report results. You will also learn how to apply quality system and continuous improvement processes.
Cost
Tuition : $10,500 per year Resource fee : may be up to $700 per semester Additional costs : safety glasses and laboratory coat $100 N.B. Information on any additional costs will be provided at orientation.
Instrument operator Laboratory assistant Laboratory supervisor Laboratory technician Technical assistant Technical laboratory officer (specialising in a certain area)
Study pathway
Year 10 Year 12
Certificate III in Laboratory Skills (MSL30109) Duration: 6 months
Certificate IV in Laboratory Techniques (MSL40109) Duration: 1 year
Certificate IV in Laboratory Techniques (MSL40109) Duration: 1 year
Diploma of Laboratory Technology (MSL50109) Duration: 1 year
Diploma of Laboratory Technology (MSL50109) Duration: 1 year
Major study areas students will undertake a specialisation(s) in
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TAFE Western Australia Institutes deliver a wide range of courses that can assist you to gain entry into university. TAFE Institutes have arrangements with Western Australian universities that give diploma, advanced diploma and associate degree graduates; entry to degree programs with very competitive advanced standing or credit arrangements. Using TAFE as a pathway to university, you can gain practical work ready skills which will enhance the theoretical knowledge gained by a university degree. Specifically, a TAFE/University pathway can provide you with: a recognised pathway to university study smaller class sizes with extra English and academic support an opportunity to work part-time using your vocational skills while completing your degree at University you will have a reduced study load, course duration and fees two qualifications that are attractive to employers and will give you a competitive edge in the global job market.
Pathway Arrangements
Each Institute has customised articulation arrangements with Western Australian universities, that is they have different entry arrangements and amounts of credit transfers; so it is a good idea to check the latest information on our website www.eti.wa.edu.au You can apply to university after you complete your TAFE qualification or you can submit an application to ETI for a packaged offer prior to commencing your TAFE studies.
University Packaging
A TAFE Western Australia University package will allow you to commence a diploma, advanced diploma or associate degree with TAFE and, on completion, transfer to university to complete the final year(s) of a degree program. Students applying for a packaged program will receive a student visa for the whole period of their study.
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Two qualifications
TAFE Western Australia can package courses with the following leading Western Australian Universities: Curtin University www.curtin.edu.au Edith Cowan University www.ecu.edu.au Murdoch University www.murdoch.edu.au For further information about packaging, and to download university application forms; please go to the TAFE to University link on our website: www.eti.wa.edu.au/universitypathways.html Please Note: A university package cannot be issued after you commence your TAFE studies. Applications for packages must be made when you apply for your TAFE offer.
give you a competitive advantage with employers.
Principal Course
Students taking up a packaged program should note that their principal course is the university program. Changing TAFE programs may affect your principal study program and you should consult DIAC prior to changing programs or applying for release letters.
Specific English Requirements for University Packaging

Please refer to the specific English requirements for both the TAFE and University program as some courses require a higher English level.
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Application Process
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APPLICATION PROCEDURE
YOU CAN APPLY DIRECTLY TO ETI ONLINE VIA OUR WEBSITE
In some counties you may find it helpful or convenient to seek the assistance of one of our Education agents. They are available to assist you with your application and visa. Please go to www.eti.wa.edu.au for details of your nearest agent.
1. CHOOSE A COURSE
Check entry requirements, fees and refund policy. Refer to this guide or go to www.eti.wa.edu.au
6. APPLY FOR A STUDENT VISA

Students can use an education agent to assist with making the visa application or apply direct to the nearest Australian High Commission.
2. PREPARE YOUR DOCUMENTS

Prepare the documents which must be submitted with your application please make sure you include: Previous education results and transcripts (in English) English language evidence Folio (if required)
7. MAKE TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS

Ensure all travel arrangements are finalised to arrive at least one week before course orientation. Please ensure all visa and travel arrangements are made well in advance. Note: Some courses are in high demand and students may not get their choice of course or campus. Please read your letter of offer carefully before accepting. ETI reserves the right to offer students a different campus if places at a preferred campus are no longer available at the time of payment. Students should check with admissions staff at ETI regarding campus details prior to payment, particularly if some time has lapsed from the time an original offer was made.
3. APPLY ONLINE OR USE THE APPLICATION FORM IN THIS GUIDE

Apply online at www.eti.wa.edu.au for a quicker response/turnaround. You will also be able to view live availability of student places. Alternatively you can complete the application form in this guide and email the form and supporting documents to: admissions.eti@dtwd.wa.gov.au
4. LETTER OF OFFER
Successful applicants will receive a letter of offer and information about how to accept. You may receive a conditional offer if your application is incomplete. Your offer will detail any conditions which must be met prior to your place being confirmed.
5. ACCEPTANCE
To accept your offer you must sign and return the Acceptance letter, make payment as indicated in the schedule of fees and meet any conditions listed on your letter of offer. You will then be emailed your Confirmation of Enrolment (COE). Your COE confirms your place in the course and is needed to complete a student visa application.
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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Country Brazil China
Year 12 Equivalent No equivalent Senior Secondary School Certificate
Year 10/11 Equivalent Ensino Medio (upper Secondary Schooling) Senior Secondary School Certificate (year 11 equivalent) Upper Secondary School Certificate Education Media
Colombia Chile
Bachiller/Bachillero Licencia de Educacion Media/Licendciada de Ensenasa Media
France Germany Hong Kong
Baccalaaureat Gymnasium
Upper Secondary School Certificate Realshule or Hauptschule
Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination Hong Kong Certificate of Education (HKALE) or Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Examination (HKCEE) or Hong Kong Education (HKSDE) Diploma of Secondary Education (HKSDE) All Indian Senior School Certificate (Minimum 50%) 10+2 Indian School Certificate (Minimum 50%) Senior Secondary Year 12 Examination (Minimum 50%) GCE A-Level (2 passes) All Indian Secondary School Certificate 10+1 (Minimum 50%) Indian Certificate of Secondary Education Senior Secondary, GCE O-Level (4 passes)
India
Indonesia
Senior Secondary School Certificate of Completion (ijazah/STTB SMA/STTB SMK/ STTB MA) Koukou sannen sotsugyo shikaku
Secondary School:SMU 3 or SMK 3
Japan
Koukou ninen sotsugyou shikaky/koukou ichinen sotsugyou shikaku Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) Pass or GCE O levels 4 passes D Grade or higher
Kenya
Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) C average or GCE AS or A level 2 subject passes International Baccalaureate Diploma
Malaysia
2 passes in the STPM or UEC
4 passes in GCE 0 levels D grade or higher 4 GCE 0 levels D grade or higher Basic Education High School Matriculation 45% or higher Higher Secondary Education Board Certificate (Grade 12)
Mauritius Myanmar
2 passes in the GCE A levels Minimum completed 2 years at Professional College or Secondary Technical College Higher Secondary Education Board Certificate (Grade 12) (Minimum 55%)
Nepal
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Pakistan
Higher Secondary School (Intermediate) (D Grade Minimum) Certificate Diploma (Polytechnic/Vocational)
Higher Secondary School Certificate/ Intermediate Certificate
Philippines Singapore South Africa
School certificate plus a local diploma 2 passes in the GCE A levels National Senior Certificate (Year12) Senior Certificate (Year 12) A Level 2 Passes International Baccalaureate Diploma
School Certificate 4 GCE 0 levels D grade or higher National Senior Certificate / Senior Certificate Year 11/10
South Korea
General/Academic Senior High School Certificate/Diploma (Kodung Hakkyo Choreupchang) Sri Lankan GCE A-Level (3 passes) British GCE A-Level (2 passes).
11 years or school/10 years of school
Sri Lanka
GCE 0 levels (4 subject passes)
Taiwan
Senior High School Diploma or Senior Vocational School Diploma Matayom 6 or Certificate in Vocational School General Certificate of Secondary Education (GSCE) or GCE A-Level 2 subject passes School certificate plus a local diploma or Diploma of General Education GCE A level 2 subject passes or Diploma in relevant subject area (I year duration minimum)
Senior High School (1st or 2nd Year)
Thailand
Matayom 5/ Matayom 4
UK
GCE 0 levels (4 subject passes)
Vietnam
Senior Secondary schooling (year 11 equivalent level) ECZ or GCE 0 level 4 subject passes
Zambia
Zimbabwe
GCE A levels 2 subject passes (Grade E or above) International Baccalaureate Diploma
GCE 0 levels 4 subject passes
Note: Entrance may also be possible for mature age students, without the grades listed above, based on appropriate work experience.
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
Certificate, Diploma and Advanced Diploma
Associate Degrees
IELTS (academic) score of 5.5 with no band score less IELTS (academic) 6.0 with no band score less than 6.0.* than 5.*
TOEFL 530 (PBT) 197 (CBT) 71 no band lower that 15 (iBT) TOEFL 550 (PBT) 213 (CBT) 80 no band lower that 15 (iBT)
Evidence that the medium of instruction at your senior Evidence that the medium of instruction at your senior school or school has been in English with satisfactory grades in English in the final university has been in English with satisfactory grades examinations OR OR GCE O Levels English with B GCE O Levels English with C A in Malaysian SPM English or a C in English 1119 A or B in Malaysian SPM English or a D in English 1119 Kenyan KCSE English B Kenyan KCSE English C Completion of the Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic Completion of the Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic Minimum Level 43 57 Completion of the Cambridge First Certificate of English Completion of the Cambridge Certificate in Advanced (FCE) English (CAE) Completion of the Phoenix Academy iPEPT test Overall Completion of the Phoenix Academy iPEPT test Overall Grade B2 Upper Intermediate Academic Grade B2+ Pre-Advanced/ Express English Common European Framework (CEF) B2 Common European Framework (CEF) C1
Successful completion of English for Academic Purposes Successful completion of English for Academic Purposes (EAP) at Upper Intermediate Level at TAFE or a recognised (EAP) at Pre-Advanced level at TAFE or a recognised English college English college Successful completion of at least one year of study in a CRICOS registered course delivered in Australia. Completion of the ETI English Proficiency Test at: ETI Student Services centre in East Perth A Western Australian regional TAFE Institute A registered ETI agent in a DIAC AL 1 or 2 country PLUS any subsequently recommended ELICOS program. * Some courses require higher levels of English for entry. Please check Admission Entry Requirements listed under each course in this guide.
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AGENTS STAMP (in English including address, phone)
Counsellors name: Email address:
TAFE WESTERN AUSTRALIA INTERNATIONAL STUDENT APPLICATION FORM
PART A: APPLICANT DETAILS

1. Personal Details:
PRINT YOUR NAME AS IT APPEARS IN YOUR PASSPORT. Please use BLOCK LETTERS. All fields must be completed.
Name:
Title (Mrs, Miss, Ms, Mr etc): ............................ Date of birth (DD/MM/YY): ......................... Gender (Male/Female) Family name (as shown on your passport) : .................................................... Given names: ............................................. Preferred name: ............................................... Email address: ....................................................................................
(Applicants must provide their personal email address).
2. 2. Home Home Country Country Address: Address:

Number and Street: ............................................................................................................................................................................................ Suburb/City: ..................................................... Postcode: ............................................................................... Country: ................................. Telephone (country code/area code/number) .............................................................................. Mobile: .................................................................
3. Local Address in Western Australia: Number and street: .......................................................................................................................................................

Suburb: ............................................................ Post code: ..................................................
(If known)
Telephone: ....................................................... Mobile: ......................................................
4. Emergency Contact:
Name of Emergency Contact: Relationship
(husband, sister, mother etc) :
............................................................................................................................ ..............................................................................................................
Telephone number
(include country and area codes) :
5. Parent/Guardian Details:
IF YOU ARE UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE, PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING: Parent/Guardians Full Name: ....................................................................................................................................... Number & Street: .......................................................................................................................................................... Suburb/City: .................................................... Country: ..................................................... Telephone
(country code/area code/number) :
.................................................................................
Mobile phone number: ........................................................ Email address: ..................................................................
6. Passport & Visa Details:

Country of Birth: ................................................ Country of citizenship: (as shown on passport) : .................................... Passport no: ........................................................................ Expiry date: ...................................................................... Do you hold a current Australian Visa? Yes No Visa expiry date: ..............................................................
If Yes, what type of visa do you hold? ................................... If No what type of visa will you be applying for? ............... In which country will you be applying for your Visa? ...................................................................................................... Have you studied in Australia previously? Yes No If Yes, Institute: ..................................... Duration: ..............
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Are you currently enrolled at another College/University in Australia? Have you been at this institution longer than 6 months? Yes
Yes
No
No If No, you must provide a release letter. Yes No If Yes Date of application: ......................
Have you applied for Australian permanent residency status?
Please note: If you obtain Australian permanent residency at any stage during the application process, you need to advise ETI immediately.
7. Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC):

Do you have current Overseas Student Health Cover? Yes No
If Yes, who is your provider?: ................................................................................................ Membership number: .......................................................... Expiry Date: ............................... If No, do you need Family or Single cover? Single Dual Family Multi Family
8. English Level:
COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING AND PROVIDE EVIDENCE WITH YOUR APPLICATION. English is my first language. English was the language of instruction during my secondary school or college studies and I gained a satisfactory pass in English. I have undertaken an English Course. Course name: .................................................... English College: .......................................... Level of English Course: .............. I have undertaken an IELTS test Date: ........................... Overall Band Score: ....................................................
Band scores: Listening: ................................ Reading: ...................... Writing: ................... Speaking: .................................... I have undertaken a TOEFL test. I have undertaken a Pearson test. Date: ............................TOEFL Score: ......................... Date: ........................... Score: ....................................
9. Equity Equityand and 9.

Disability: Disability:
THE INFORMATION BELOW IS USED TO ASSIST IN MONITORING, SUPPORTING AND IMPROVING SERVICES TO STUDENTS WITH MEDICAL/DISABILITY REQUIREMENTS. Do you have a disability, impairment or long-term medical condition which may affect your studies? Please indicate the type/s of disability Hearing Vision Learning Medical Mobility Other Yes No Yes No
Would you like to receive information on support services, equipment and facilities available that may assist you?
Please give brief details about your condition/disability. ........................................................................................................... .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
10. Previous Studies:

A certified copy of original transcripts of all official results must accompany this application. Please include grading system to enable interpretation of academic results. List any studies you have attempted, whether complete or incomplete.
Secondary school studies

Month/year commenced Month/year completed Year Level Achieved Name and country of school
Tertiary or post secondary studies

Month/year commenced Month/year completed Title of course Name and country of Institution
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PART B: APPLYING FOR A TAFE COURSE

1. English Course:
Do you intend to undertake English language studies? Yes No If Yes approximate start date: ........................
Course name: ................................................................... Campus: .............................................................................. Number of weeks: 5 10 15 20 25 30 40 50 Other: ...........................................................
2. TAFE Course:
Please Complete details of the TAFE course you want to enrol into: Course number: ...........................................Course name: ................................................................................................................................ Institute name: ........................................................................................................................ Campus: ............................................................ I am applying for admission in Semester: 1 (February) OR Semester 2 (July) Year 20 .........
PART C: TAFE TO UNIVERSITY PACKAGE (UNDER STREAMLINE VISA PROCESSING ARRANGEMENTS)

Do you wish to package this application with a University Degree? If Yes, which University would you like to package with? Curtin Yes ECU No Murdoch
1. Course Pathway:
Please complete details for the TAFE and corresponding University course you want to package. Details of available pathways can be found on ETIs website www.eti.wa.edu.au on the University packaging page. Course number Course name Institute Campus
TAFE Course: University Course:

I am applying for admission in Semester: 1 (February) OR Semester 2 (July) Year 20 .......
To apply for a university package, please go to www.eti.edu.au/universitypackaging for further information, fees and university application forms
PART D: FINALISING YOUR APPLICATION

1. Application Checklist:
YOU MUST ATTACH CERTIFIED COPIES OF AWARD CERTIFICATES AND FULL ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPTS, INCLUDING KEYS TO THE GRADING SYSTEM USED. ALL DOCUMENTS MUST BE IN ENGLISH; IF NOT, PLEASE INCLUDE CERTIFIED ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS. Have you: Completed all sections of the Application form Attached certified copies of all academic qualifications (including secondary school) Attached certified copies of your English language proficiency Attached a certified copy of your passport (if available) Attached the University application forms you must complete if you are applying for a packaged program (see part C for details)
NOTE: IF YOU ARE UNDER 18 THIS DECLARATION MUST ALSO BE SIGNED BY YOUR PARENT OR GUARDIAN. 1. I declare the information in this application and supporting documentation is true. 2. I acknowledge that the provision of incorrect information or documentation or the withholding of information or documentation relating to my application may result in cancellation of my enrolment. 3. I consent that my personal information may be made available to Australian Commonwealth and State agencies including DIAC pursuant to obligations under the ESOS Act and the National Code.
2. Declaration & Agreement:

Applicants Signature:............................................................................................................ Date: ..............................
Parent/Guardians Signature: ................................................................................................ Date: .............................. ( If student is under 18)
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OFFERS:
Please note that the notification of the outcome of this application, will be sent to you and your agent (if applicable); at the email address listed in Part A of this form. It is important that you supply a current email address so that we are able to keep in contact with you throughout the application process.
ETI CONTACT DETAILS:

Education and Training International: Ground floor, 123 Adelaide Terrace, East Perth Western Australia 6004 Postal address: PO Box 6830, East Perth BC Western Australia 6892 Tel (+61 8) 9218 2100 (press 2) Email: admissions.eti@dtwd.wa.gov.au Web: www.eti.wa.edu.au
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TERMS AND
CONDITIONS
Acronyms
DTWD: ETI: TAFE: DEEWR: Department of Training & Workforce Development Education and Training International Technical and Further Education Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations Department of Immigration and Citizenship Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2007 English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Students Recognition of Prior Learning Confirmation of Enrolment
3. Notify the International Student Coordinator at their TAFE campus immediately if they terminate their studies, withdraw from their course, or there are any changes to their visa status. 4. Pay the required fees when accepting an offer of placement. 5. Not engage in activities that contravene Australian law, students who do so will be automatically dismissed and reported to DIAC . 6. Comply with TAFE policies regarding plagarism. 7. Allow other students to learn in a safe and suitable environment. ETI/TAFE will: Provide the international student with the same level of instruction and educational services as normally provided to other students enrolled at TAFE. Provide an orientation program for the student. Monitor the welfare of the student and provide counselling and ongoing support while the student is enrolled at TAFE. Appoint one or more staff members, to act as the point of contact for students, who have access to up-to-date detail of TAFEs support services for students.
DIAC: ESOS: ELICOS: RPL: COE:
ESOS Act and national code

The Australian Government wants international students in Australia to have a safe, enjoyable and rewarding place to study. Australian laws promote quality education and consumer protection for overseas students. These laws are known as the ESOS framework and they include the ESOS Act and the National Code. For information about ESOS and your rights as an international student in Australia please refer to the following website: http://aei.dest.gov.au/AEI/ESOS
Application & Acceptance Deadlines

Deadlines for submitting applications to ETI for admission to TAFE programs depend on the assessment level countries students are applying from and whether or not students are applying on or offshore. Level 3-4 offshore applications should apply early for places, as visa processing can take more time. Students should also be aware that there are deadlines for accepting offers and making fee payment. COEs will not be issued after the cut off date, this is to ensure that students leave a reasonable time to get their visa and arrive in time. Details about Application and Acceptance deadlines are available at www.eti.wa.edu.au.
Code of conduct
The student must: 1. Meet TAFE course requirements and meet the requirements of DEEWR-DIAC Course Progress policy refer to website www.ETI.wa.edu.au for policy and procedure. 2. Notify the International Student Coordinator at their TAFE campus of their residential address within seven days of arrival and of any subsequent change to their residential address within seven days of any change.
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Students with Special Needs

Information about your disability and/or learning difficulty is requested to establish whether you require the provision of additional services or facilities not required by students who do not have a disability.
Changing Course and/or Campus

If you decide you would like to change the course you are studying or attend classes at a different campus of the Institute you are enrolled at, then it may be possible but before you make this decision you should contact the International Centre to discuss how this may affect your visa and whether there are places in the course you want to transfer into as this course may already be full. If you choose to proceed with a change of course or campus you will need to complete a Change of Course/ Campus Form. You will find this form on ETIs website at www.eti.wa.edu.au. When you have completed this form, you should email it to admissions.eti@dtwd.wa.gov.au for processing. You will be contacted by ETI via email during this process and advised in writing of the outcome.
and the International Centre at your Institute. If you do not attend classes and do not notify the International Centre, then your continuing enrolment and visa may be at risk. If you have not been attending classes and/or not completing assessments, your lecturers are required to notify the International Centre that you are at risk of unsatisfactory course progress. A member of the International Centre staff will then contact you to discuss your progress and work with you to put in place a plan to help you to get your studies back on track. If you have made unsatisfactory progress, that is, achieved less than 50% of the course requirements in two (2) consecutive study periods ie. two consecutive terms, then your enrolment may be cancelled and a report sent to the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) which may affect your visa.
Attendance requirements ELICOS Students

If you are enrolled in an ELICOS program, you must attend 80% of all timetabled classes. If you do not attend, are more than 20 minutes late to class or you leave class before the scheduled finish time, then you will be marked absent. If you cannot attend for 2 or more days you must obtain a medical certificate and provide a copy to the International Centre at your Institute. If you attend less than 80% of your classes, you will be notified in writing by a member of the International Centre staff and you will be required to attend a meeting to discuss your unsatisfactory attendance. You may bring a support person with you to this meeting. If you need the assistance of an interpreter, one will be provided for you. If you have unsatisfactory attendance that is, attended less than 80% of all timetabled classes, your enrolment may be cancelled and a report sent to the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) which may affect your visa.
Transferring to a different Institute

If you decide that you would like to transfer to another Institute before you have completed 6 months of study, then you must apply for a release. Release from a course of study will only be granted in exceptional circumstances relating to your welfare. If you are under 18 years of age you must provide a letter from your parent/guardian to support your application for release. All applications for release must be made in writing to the Manager Student Services & Compliance at ETI. Your letter must detail the reason(s) for application for early release, full details of the new Institute and course you will be enrolling into, and a valid offer of enrolment from the new Institute. If your release is approved you will be issued a release letter. You must then contact the Department of Immigration to notify them that you have changed provider, as this may affect your visa. If your release is refused you will receive a written reply outlining the reasons for refusal. You will have 20 days to appeal the decision.
Late Starts
Late starts will only be granted in exceptional circumstances where evidence can be provided. Approval must be obtained prior to the commencement date. Students who cannot arrive on time may be required to defer their enrolment to the next available intake.
Course Progress TAFE Students

As an international student, if you do not achieve satisfactory course progress you may not be able to continue your studies. To achieve satisfactory course progress, you must have passed or demonstrated competency in 50% or more of the units you are enrolled into each semester. To show that you are making every effort to achieve satisfactory course progress, it is very important that you attend all scheduled classes unless you are ill or have a personal issue that needs urgent attention. If you are unable to attend class, you should contact your lecturer
Results & Certificates

A Statement of Results is issued to all students at the completion of each semester. For units not satisfactorily completed, students may have the opportunity to undergo re-assessment at the end of the semester. Students will be required to pay additional fees for re-enrolments and re-assessments. If students do not complete all the requirements of the course, they may apply for a Statement of Attainment which will record the outcomes they have achieved towards the qualification.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)/Credit

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Transfer
TAFE provides opportunities for students to claim credit transfers for prior formal learning, or RPL for skills acquired through informal learning. Students will enrol in the standard program and on arrival in Perth can present past study evidence to TAFE lecturers who will assess the request. Students will need to provide evidence of previous qualifications (including the detailed subject descriptions) as well as any relevant work experience. Students may apply for credit transfer or RPL within one week of the course commencement date. There is no fee reduction for students granted RPL or credit transfer of less than one study periods duration.
with your Institute and are not satisfied with the outcome you may take your complaint to ETI. ETI will review the outcome and an independent judgement will be made. You will then be notified in writing of the outcome. You can make a formal complaint directly to ETI if you are unable to solve the issue by informally discussing the matter with a staff member in the International Centre at your Institute. This complaint should be lodged in writing and will be treated in confidence. ETI aim to resolve all complaints within 10 working days, and will keep your informed of the progress of your complaint should it need further investigation.
Permission to Disclose Information Deferral or Suspension of Study

Your enrolment can be defered or temporarily suspended for compassionate grounds or exceptional circumstances, such as:
severe medical illness to you or a member of your family; death in your family; medical condition while undertaking your studies including pregnancy; and a natural disaster which affects you or your family.
From time to time we may need to contact a parent, guardian or agent to discuss matters concerning a students tuition payment status, welfare and academic progress. To do this, we require a students permission. Permission is sought in a declaration on the application form. Please note this includes providing exam results if requested. Personal information may also be made available to Commonwealth and State Agencies pursuant to obligations under the ESOS Act 2007and the National Code. *In the case of students under 18 years of age, the parent or guardian must ensure compliance with all of the above.
You must apply in writing to the ETI Manager, Student Services and Compliance at 123 Adelaide Terrace, East Perth WA 6004 or email admissions.eti@dtwd.wa.gov. au. Your application must detail your reason(s) for requesting to defer or temporarily suspend your studies and include documents to substantiate exceptional circumstances. If you are under 18 years of age you must provide written support from your parent or legal guardian to support your application. When a deferral or temporary suspension is approved, you will be advised in writing of the deferral period and your new commencement date. The Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) will be informed of the change relating to your course of study, this may affect your visa status. You will be advised of this when your application is processed. If the deferral or temporary suspension is refused, you will be advised in writing and you will have 20 days to lodge an appeal. (Refer to Complaints and Appeals Policy on the website: www.eti.wa.edu.au).
Fee Payment Policy

Tuition fees are payable entirely in advance or half-yearly (one semester) in advance. Continuing tuition fees are due in May and November prior to the semester commencing. Payment options and methods are detailed on the statement of account issued with an offer letter. Payment methods can also be found on our website www.eti.wa.edu.au. ETI does not accept cash payments in person. Unpaid fees will result in the automatic cancellation of a students enrolment at the end of any appeals process. International students are required to demonstrate to DIAC sufficient funds to cover their studies in Australia. As such, financial hardship is not considered grounds for appeal. There are no additional academic fees payable for programs at TAFE. However students are required to pay for their own textbooks, uniforms, materials, resource fees and equipment. Refer to the individual course for information about these additional charges. When students have to repeat a subject or subjects a prorata tuition fee is payable. There is no reduction in fees for subject exemptions. More than one change of course per semester/ enrolment period may result in an administration charge of $230 per change. ETI does not accept liability for any fees paid to an agent or third party in relation to an application for enrolment.
Complaints
If you have a complaint about your course of study, you should try to resolve the problem by speaking with a staff member in the International Centre at your Institute. The staff member will discuss your complaint and possible courses of action with you. If you are unable to resolve your complaint, you may then make a formal complaint at your Institute. Your International Student Adviser will be able to help you with this. If you lodge a complaint
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REFUND POLICY
All requests for a refund should be submitted in writing (with supporting documentation) to the Manager, Student Service at Education and Training International (ETI) admissions.eti@dtwd.wa.gov.au. Refund request forms can be downloaded from www.eti.wa.edu.au
Timeline/Reason Visa unsuccessful If ETI is unable to provide the course If incorrect or incomplete information is supplied by the applicant and the offer is withdrawn by ETI Student withdrawal 10wks before the course commences Student withdrawal 410wks before the course commences Student withdrawal 04wks before the course commences Student withdrawal 04wks after the course commences Student withdrawal 4wks or more after the course commences Breach of visa conditions or rules of the provider and is terminated from the course
Amount Refunded: ELICOS All the fees paid excluding $230 admin fee 100% refunded
Amount Refunded: TAFE All the fees paid excluding $230 admin fee 100% refunded
Amount Refunded: Higher Education All the fees paid excluding $230 admin fee 100% refunded
All fees paid excluding $600
All the fees paid except AU$600.00
All fees paid excluding $600
All the fees paid excluding $230 admin fee ETI will retain 30% of the full semester tuition fee
ETI will retain 10% of the full semester tuition fee ETI will retain 30% of the full semester tuition fee ETI will retain 50% of the full semester tuition fee ETI will retain 60% of the full semester tuition fee
ETI will retain 10% of the full semester tuition fee ETI will retain 30% of the full semester tuition fee ETI will retain 50% of the full semester tuition fee ETI will retain 60% of the full semester tuition fee
NO REFUND
NO REFUND
NO REFUND
NO REFUND
NO REFUND
NO REFUND
NO REFUND
NO REFUND
ETI will deduct the amount indicated and will refund the balance remaining from actual fees paid. A notice of withdrawal may be accepted as grounds for a partial refund of fees if the supporting documentary evidence can substantiate a claim for: Illness or disability; Death of a close family member (parent, sibling, spouse, child); or Political or civil event that prevents a student continuing a program.
Education and Training International Ground floor, 123 Adelaide Terrace East Perth Western Australia 6004 www.eti.wa.edu.au Postal address: PO Box 6830, East Perth BC Western Australia 6892 Tel (+61 8) 9218 2100 Fax (+61 8) 9218 2160 Email: admissions.eti@dtwd.wa.gov.au
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BUDGETING
Additional costs
Additional study costs can vary for each student. Some courses have resource fees that need to be paid direct to the Institute. These are listed under each course in this guide, and will be noted in the offer documentation. You should also budget for other costs like equipment, photocopying, stationery and text books.
Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)

All international students studying in Australia are required to pay Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for the entire duration of their student visa. ETIs preferred OSHC partner is OSHC Worldcare. ETI can arrange your cover for you. The following table gives you a guide as to the cost of cover as at March 2012. (Subject to change) Months Duration 6 12 18 24 30 36 Single policy* $218 $463 $653 $870 $1107 $1344 Dual Family policy+ $495 $990 $1595 $2200 $2745 $3290 Multi Family policy# $644 $1287 $2073 $2860 $3568 $4277
* Singles Covers only the valid student visa holder. + Dual Family Covers one valid student visa holder plus either one adult spouse or recognised de-facto partner or one or more dependent children. # Multi family Covers one student visa holder plus more than one dependant which can only include one adult spouse or recognised de-facto partner and one or more dependant children.
Note: Whilst ETI can arrange cover through our preferred supplier, students can secure cover from another Health Care provider if they wish.
Employment
On a student visa, you can work up to 40 hours per fortnight during the semester once you have commenced your course. You can work unlimited hours when the course is not in session (scheduled semester breaks). You may be able to earn $15 $20 per hour depending on skills and experience, but you should not rely on these earnings to pay tuition fees. You can discuss work options with the International Student Coordinator at your Institute after you have started your course so that you can assess them in conjunction with your course commitments and workload. Sample weekly budget (AUD) Rent shared accommodation (average) Gas, water, electricity, phone (landline) Food Public transport Clothing & entertainment Total $150 $80 $100 $40 $50-$100 $420 - $470
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IMPORTANT DATES
Students must be ready to join classes on the dates indicated below. Orientation programs begin a week before classes start details will be outlined in your offer.
Certificate and Diploma courses

Year 2013 2013 2014 2014 Semester 1 2 1 2 Start February 4th April 29th July 22nd October 14th Finish April 12th July 5th September 27th December 13th
Associate Degree courses

Year 2013 2013 2014 2014 Semester 1 2 1 2 Start February 25th August 5th Finish June 28th December 6th
Refer to ETI website
English language (ELICOS) courses

Central Institute of Technology English Language Centre: Year 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 Block 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Start January 3rd February 1st March 8th April 19th May 24th July 12th August 16th September 27th November 1st Finish January 30th March 8th April 12th May 24th June 28th August 16th September 20th November 1st December 6th
Polytechnic West English Language Centre:

Year 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 Block Summer 1 2 3 4 Start January 2nd February 4th April 22nd July 22nd October 6th Finish January 24th April 12th June 28th September 27th December 13th
Other important dates such as cut off dates for Applications, Acceptances and Confirmation of Enrolment (COE) requests are available on our website at www.eti.wa.edu.au.
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More information can be found on the Web at
www.eti.wa.edu.au
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