Certificate
The qualification will give students the equivalent of a 70 ATAR (Australian Teritary Admissions Rank) which can lead to entry into a selection of courses at Curtin, Edith Cowan or Murdoch university. The Certificate IV UAP will be offered as a commerce or science stream but could allow access to other degree courses subject to successful completion of entry requirements.
TAFE International Western Australia (TIWA) is the Registered Training Organisation (RTO 52395) and CRICOS Provider (00020G) for the delivery of training to international students enrolled into a Vocational Education and Training (VET) course in Western Australia.
This course is delivered by Canning College on TIWA's behalf however TIWA retains responsibility for the quality of the training and assessment delivered by Canning College and for the issue of certification documentation to students.
Academic Requirements:
Student English Competency Requirements:
The course consists of two 10 week terms (720 hours - 20 hours per week). Students will do a core unit and four elective units each term. Each unit involves 4.5 hours tuition per week. Units are studied over two semesters with two intakes yearly in February and July. The course is delivered on campus using a variety of face-face teaching methods including lectures, tutorials, workshops and seminars.
Core Unit (Compulsory)
Electives
Contact Student Services on +618 9278 3500 or email unidirect@canningcollege.wa.edu.au
Credit for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL): Canning College recognises prior learning by acknowledging competencies and outcomes achieved (skills, knowledge and attributes) held as a result of formal training and education (both within Australia and overseas), work experience and/or life experience. Students who have successfully completed similar units of study at another institution may be given credit/exemption for a module in the Certificate IV course.