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Managers are a special breed of people who can see the big picture and have dreams of creating new ways of doing things and building prosperity both for themselves and others in their community.
This qualification reflects the role of individuals who are engaged to manage the work of others or to add value to or review management practices. Their role may be in any industry or organisational setting. Typically people in these roles will have considerable experience in their respective industries or vocational areas and couple an informed perspective of the specific work requirements with their managerial approaches.
The program is suitable for managers of ‘not for profits’, for existing businesses, for development of new enterprises, for family businesses and local community development. It provides you with the skills to start a project or small business from idea to reality and the Management skills so that you can lead others and ensure your organisation grows in strength built on strong management principles.
Employability Skills
To view the Empoyability Skills Summary for this qualification, click the button below.
Graduate Outcomes
Upon successful completion of qualification, possible occupational titles may include (but are not necessarily limited to):
Articulation and Study Pathways
Graduates from this qualification are eligible to continue study into BSB60407 Advanced Diploma of Management, or other Advanced Diploma qualifications within the Business training package. Graduates may also be able to receive Advanced Standing towards undergraduate qualifications at university in the Business field; please contact your preferred university to find out more, as policies can be different across universities.
VET Credit Transfer Arrangement
Graduates of this qualification are eligible for credit points under articulation arrangements with Holmesglen, towards:
- Bachelor of Business (Executive Administration) BBEA
- Bachelor of Business Administration BBA
Graduates are also eligable for credit towards the CHC80108 Vocational Graduate Diploma of Community Sector Management. (CTA Course coming soon)
This course is delivered in mixed-mode block training, consisting of four 5-day training blocks spread over several months in Townsville, Queensland. Students are required to attend all training blocks to receive training, and to participate in group work and practical observation of applied knowledge gained during training. Assessments may be completed in class, however students are expected to complete any assessments not completed in block study periods in their own time between blocks.
Stage 1
| Unit Code |
Unit Title |
Unit Type |
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Module 3: BTU24 - Managing Business Processes and Risk |
| BSBPMG510A |
Manage projects |
Elective A |
| BSBMGT515A |
Manage operational plan |
Elective A |
| BSBMGT516C |
Facilitate continuous improvement |
Elective A |
| BSBRSK501A |
Manage risk |
Elective A |
Stage 2
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Unit Title |
Unit Type |
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Module 4: BTU25 - Managing Staff and Quality Customer Service |
| BSBCUS501B |
Manage quality customer service |
Elective A |
| BSBHRM402A |
Recruit, select and induct staff |
Elective B |
| BSBMGT502B |
Manage people performance |
Elective A |
| BSBWOR502B |
Ensure team effectiveness |
Elective A |
The course dates for the 2012 year are as follows (subject to change):
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The enrolment fees for the entire course, excluding any credit transfers and/or RPL (see below), are as follows (subject to change):
Full Fee - TBA
Per Module - TBA
Course training materials are included in the enrolment fee, and include assessment workbooks and access to our online training portal provided by PBWorks. For students who have no internet access, printed materials will be made available. For students who have internet access but want printed materials, they can be provided separately for a fee to cover production of materials.
Eligibility
There are no specific eligibility requirements for this qualification.
Enrolment Forms
This course is delivered by Community Training Australia, which requires the completion of enrolment forms that can not be scanned and uploaded to the internet. If you would like to enrol into this course, please contact us providing a mailing address and we can mail you an enrolment pack.
Once all required forms have been completed and signed, you have two methods of delivering your application to us:
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Mail your complete application to the following address: |
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Community Training Australia PO Box 2293 Townsville QLD 4810 |
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If you live in or near Townsville, you can visit our office on Level 3 of the Holiday Inn, Flinders Mall in the city |
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) and Credit Transfers
RPL is the process of collecting the evidence that you have the required skills and knowledge already to provide the qualification or statement of attainment for a specific unit of competency. If you believe that you have enough experience in this field to demonstrate your skills and knowledge or have gained skills through a formal training pathway or a mix of these, you should enquire about RPL. Related industry experience should be in a role specific to this qualification and include significant work related to the units listed above. In other situations, you may have already completed training for some of the required units. In this situation you may be eligible for Credit Transfer.
ABSTUDY Information
This course is considered by Centrelink to qualify as full-time study, and as such all our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students are eligible to receive ABSTUDY benefits for the duration of their study. These benefits include Government-funded travel to Townsville for study, accommodation and meals while you study in Townsville, and depending on income a fortnightly allowance paid to your bank account. Please click the button below to download appropriate ABSTUDY forms and for more information. You can submit the appropriate ABSTUDY forms with your enrolment application and we will forward them on your behalf, or you can apply to Centrelink directly and notify us that you intend to claim ABSTUDY so that we can arrange your travel and accommodation for you. Please note: ABSTUDY requires a minimum of three (3) weeks in advance in order to process travel and accommodation applications for our students (added to our administrative time to process your enrolment application). If we do not receive your enrolment pack with time to process before this minimum period, there is a good chance that the travel and accommodation for your first block will not be funded initially, and you will have to organise your own travel and accommodation for this first block. However, assuming your application to ABSTUDY is successful after this point, you may claim back a rebate for the money spent on these arrangements so long as you keep your receipts (the form required to claim back money spent on study-related travel and accommodation is also available to download through the button below).
Request More Information
If you have any more questions regarding this course, the button below will take you to a form that you can fill out with your detailed request. You may leave us a phone number or email address and a member of our staff will get back to you as soon as possible. Alternatively, you can call our office on (07) 4772 4103 and one of our friendly staff will look after you.

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