Employability Skills for TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment
Employability Skills FACETS ADDRESSED: Industry/enterprise requirements for this qualification include the following facets:
Communication
  1. Interpreting client needs and writing to these
  2. Using a range of communication skills, such as listening, questioning, reading, interpreting and writing documents
  3. Writing hazard and incident reports
  4. Using effective facilitation and interpersonal skills, including verbal and non-verbal language that is sensitive to the needs and differences of otherss
  5. Mentoring, coaching and tutoring techniques
Teamwork
  1. Working with colleagues to compare, review, and evaluate assessment processes and outcomes
  2. Actively participating in assessment validation sessions
  3. Managing work relationships and seeking feedback from colleagues and clients on professional performance
  4. Developing and evaluating with others learning programs customised for individual or group needs
Problem Solving
  1. Identifying hazards and assessing risks in the learning environment
  2. Using time-management skills in designing learning programs
  3. Calculating costs of programs and logistics of delivery, and accessing appropriate resources
  4. Generating a range of options to meet client needs
Initiative and Enterprise
  1. Interpreting the learning environment and selecting delivery approaches which motivate and engage learners
  2. Monitoring and improving work practices to enhance inclusivity and learning
  3. Being creative to meet clients' training needs
  4. Applying design skills to develop innovative and flexible cost-effective programs
Planning and Organisation
  1. Researching, reading, analysing and interpreting workplace specifications
  2. Planning, prioritising and organising workflow
  3. Interpreting collected evidence and making judgements of competency
  4. Documenting action plans and hazard reports
  5. Working with clients in developing personal or group learning programs
  6. Prganising the human, physical and material resources required for learning and assessment
Self Management
  1. Working within policy and organisational frameworks
  2. Managing work and work relationships
  3. Adhering to ethical and legal responsibilities
  4. Taking personal responsibility in the planning, delivery and review of training
  5. Being a role model for inclusiveness and demonstrating professionalism
  6. Examining personal perceptions and attitudes
Learning
  1. Undertaking self-evaluation and reflection practices
  2. Researching information and accessing policies and frameworks to maintain currency of skills and knowledge
  3. Promoting a culture of learning in the workplace
  4. Seeking feedback from colleagues
  5. Facilitating individual, group-based and work-based learning
Technology
  1. Using technology to enhance outcomes, including online delivery and research using the internet
  2. Using student information management systems to record assessments
  3. Identifying and organising technology and equipment needs prior to training
  4. Using a range of software, including presentation packages