Certificate IV in Training and Assessment
TAE40116
Certificate IV in Training and Assessment – TAE40116
Course Overview
The Certificate IV in Training and Assessment is the recognised qualification to become a Trainer working in the Vocational Education and Training (VET) sector, including in Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) and workplace training environments.
Updating your qualifications
Qualification requirements for Trainers are updated from time to time. If you're already a qualified Trainer, get in touch with us to find out whether your qualification is up-to-date and whether you need to complete additional units. We offer a number of options for completing new units so that everyone can meet compliance regulations.
Career Pathways
This course prepares you to work as a Trainer and Assessor in the VET sector, an RTO, or a workplace training environment.
Further Study
After graduating, you might like to undertake further study in the TAE50116 Diploma of Vocational Education and Training.
Course Dates & Times
Shepparton - William Orr
Upgrade program On Campus - Start 03/06 - Wednesday's 9am to 4.30pm - Sem 1/2020
On Campus - Start 04/02 - Tuesday's 9am to 4.30pm - Sem 1/2020
On Campus - Start 24/05 - Monday's 9am to 4.30pm - Sem 1/2020
Wallan - High Street
On Campus - Start 23/04 - Thursday's 9am to 4.30pm - Sem 1/2020
Wangaratta - Docker Street
On Campus - Start 22/04 - Wednesday's 9am to 4.30pm - Sem 1/2020
Upgrade program On Campus - Start 02/03 - Monday's 9am to 4.30pm - Sem 1/2020
Upgrade program On Campus - Start 06/08 - Thursday's 9am to 4.30pm - Sem 2/2020
Fee Information
The student tuition fees as published are subject to change given individual circumstances at enrolment. Please note all fees and charges are correct at time of publication for 2020 and may change without notice.
Students will be invoiced for the components of the course that they are enrolled into for each year or semester.
Material fees cover costs associated with the following where applicable, and not limited to:
- Classroom activity consumables, handouts and booklets
- E-Learning resources and associated license access fees
- Excursions
Additionally some courses require students to purchase or supply text books, kits, tools, uniforms and personal protection equipment. Some specific materials may be purchased through the GOTAFE Bookshop. A full list with associated costs will be provided to you at your course information session or during the pre-training review Interview.
All students are required to pay an annual Student Services Fee (SSF) of $70.00. The Student Services Fee contributes to the provision of student engagement, learning and support services. SSF does not apply to short course participants.
Entry Requirements
Training package entry requirements
There are no training package requirements for this qualification.
GOTAFE preferred entry requirements
Before being accepted into the course applicants must:
- Those entering this program must be able to demonstrate vocational competency in their proposed teaching and assessing area. Vocational competency is defined as broad industry knowledge and experience, and may include, but is not limited to, holding a relevant unit of competency or qualification.
- Complete a Core Skills Profile for Adults (CSPA) test to ensure the required language, literacy and numeracy levels are met for the course
- Attend an interview
- Undertake a Pre-training Review to document previous work experience and qualifications and assess suitability for the course
- Have intermediate computer skills to be able to work independently on computer-based activities
- Have reliable access to the internet
- Have access to a workplace/training environment where course assessment tasks such as delivering training sessions and carrying out assessment of learners can occur
Course Study Units
Assessment Methods
Assessment methods may include:
- Class room activities
- Observation
- Role plays
- Assignments
- Short answer questions
- Portfolios
Course Co-ordinator
Annette Simkin
Campus: Shepparton
Suellen Loki
Campus: Wangaratta
Attendance & Commitment
Due to its intensive nature, the course requires a high level of commitment. Outside of the classroom, additional hours of study are required to complete online study requirements, reading, research and assessment requirements including preparation for training and assessing.
Students will be required to:
- Read and interpret training packages
- Develop and document learning programs and assessment tools
- Present information
- Facilitate in a number of contexts using a range of skills
- Prepare various records and documents. E.g. Practical placement
The course facilitator is required to observe assessment activities either in person, or by other means such as video recordings, photos, essays and/or agreed third party observation methods.
It is important that students commit to all course requirements, including study and assessments the student may need to complete outside their normal training sessions.
Students will be required to attend the timetabled on-campus classes and undertake a minimum of 3 hours per week of self-directed learning, researching, studying and completing the required exercises and assessments. If you are unable to attend the timetabled on-campus classes you will be required to contact your teacher and catch up before the next class.
Where to From Here
If you need any further clarification of the information provided please contact one of our client service officers on 1300 468 233 who can assist you or submit an enquiry through our website now and one of the team will be in touch.
Educational Support Services
As an enrolled student at GOTAFE you may access a wide range of academic support services to assist you to meet the academic challenges of your course from our Learning Support Unit.
Student Support
As an enrolled student at GOTAFE you will be welcome to access a variety of non-academic support services from the Student Welfare Unit. These services are designed to best support you to successfully complete your course.
Services include on campus supports and remote supports
- Counselling
- employment information
- careers
- activities etc.
Learner's Rights
Refer to the Student Handbook for information regarding Learner’s Rights Student Handbook.
Further information is provided at course induction.
Enrolment
Please note: Eligible individuals who wish to access a government subsidised place, must participate in a Pre-training Review. This will consider your:
- Aspirations/career goals
- Educational attainment and capability
- Literacy and numeracy skills
- Suitability for Recognition for Prior Learning (RPL) and Credit Transfer
Enrolment in general public entry courses will require a selection interview. Please call 1300 468 233 to enquire further.
Skills Recognition
Skills Recognition is an assessment only process that may result in credits towards a part or full qualification. There is no formal training involved, although you may choose to complete further training as a result of the assessment process.
You can apply for Skills Recognition before you enrol in the qualification you are seeking. You can apply for Skills Recognition through one or both of the following processes:
- Credit Transfer for formal training that might be equivalent to a new qualification or partial qualification
- Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) for people who have relevant and current skills and knowledge that they have gained through non-formal or informal learning i.e. work or life experience.
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