Certificate IV Business

BSB40215

Qualification Certificate IV Business
National course code BSB40215
Accreditation WG Learning
Recognition Nationally Recognised Certificate - meets AQF standards (What's this?)
Duration Self paced, minimum of 6 -24 months
Study mode On-site

Overview

This qualification is suited to those working as administrators and project officers. In this role, individuals use well-developed skills and a broad knowledge base to apply solutions to a defined range of unpredictable problems and analyse information from a variety of sources. They may provide leadership and guidance to others with some limited responsibility for the output of others.

Who is this course for?

A certificate IV in Business can assist in a wide range of fields including Customer Service, Financial, Administration, IT use, Project Management, Record Keeping and Risk Management.

This qualification is suitable for an Australian Apprenticeship pathway.

Skills developed

This course aims to provide participants with sound business industry sector skills including;

Writing complex documents
Software utilisation
Researching information
Implementing management operational plans
Managing and improving personal effectiveness and development

Entry requirements

There are no entry requirements for this qualification, however there are preferred entry pathways for candidates considering this qualification.

Recognition of prior learning

Skills and qualifications you already have may count towards your qualification.

Outcomes

This course is accredited under the Australian Quality Training Framework (AQTF), Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA).

Upon successful completion of this course, participants will receive a nationally recognised qualification, BSB40215 Certificate IV in Business.

Course requirements

What you'll neeed.

English Language

In order to successfully enrol in this course, you must have a level of proficiency in written English, allowing you to engage in the course materials and content and ensuring you can undertake the variety of assessments.

Qualification pathways

Pathways into the qualification

BSB30115 Certificate III in Business or other relevant qualification/s

with vocational experience assisting in a range of environments providing administrative or operational support to individuals and/or teams but without a formal business qualification.

Pathways from the qualification

After achieving this qualification candidates may undertake a range of Diploma level qualifications within the BSB Business Services Training Package, or other Training Packages.

Diploma of Business

BSB50215

This qualification reflects the role of individuals with substantial experience in a range of settings and various job titles including executive officers, program consultants and… View course

Course type Diploma

Study mode Blended

Industry Business and Administration

Course details

Total Units: 10

1 Core Units 9 Elective Units

Implement and monitor WHS policies, procedures and programs to meet legislative requirements BSBWHS401

Elective Subjects

For more detailed information about the course structure please visit Certificate IV Business BSB40215 at Training.gov.au

Job roles

The following occupations relate to this qualification.

Administration Officer

Administration Officers carry out general administrative tasks. This may include producing documents from notes or shorthand, assisting other staff in general duties, handling colleague or client enquiries, maintaining databases, scheduling, and managing records and basic accounts.

Administration Officer (Local Government)

Administration Officers (Local Government) undertake a wide range of general administrative work in a local government organisation. They may assist customers with rates enquiries, contribute to policy development, and create and maintain business records. More experienced officers may develop, implement and review operational plans, establish cooperative arrangements with other organisations and monitor council procedures to ensure compliance with relevant legislation.

Administrative Assistant

Administrative Assistants assist with a range of clerical and administrative activities, respond to basic enquiries from the public and other organisations, and perform other duties under supervision.

Business Administration Officer (Local Government)

Business Administration Officers (Local Government) focus on local government business issues. They may administer contracts, prepare tender documentation and responses to tenders, develop and maintain supplier relationships and prepare accounts and rates notice forms.

Coordinator (Business Operations)

Coordinators of business operations organise specific day-to-day operations and supervise teamwork to ensure business activities and policies are streamlined across a team or department. They prioritise workloads and ensure tasks are completed. Generally, they take instruction from Managers, and delegate to Team Members.

Industry

The following industries relate to this qualification.

Business Services

This sector covers the activities necessary for the effective operation of a business. For qualifications relating to this industry, use the headings Advertising and Marketing, Business Administration, Commerce, Customer Service, Financial Services, Industrial Relations, Legal Administration, or Small Business.

Government Administration

This sector covers the administrative aspects of governments at the local, state and federal levels. For qualifications relating to specific aspects of government administration, use the headings Courts, Government Regulation, Government Service Delivery, Local Government, or Public Administration.

Local Government Administration

This sector covers the administrative tasks of local government.

Subsidised training

We offer subsidised training in the following highlighted states and territories

ACT

NSW

QLD

TAS

VIC

Employer incentives

Your investment in skilling your staff through training may also bring with it a number of State and Australian Government financial incentives.

Financial incentives you may be eligible for include:

Australian Government standard Commencement and Completion Incentives ranging from $750
to over $4,000
Training award pay rates (if required)
Exemption or rebates from payroll tax (where applicable)
Exemption of apprentice’s wages from workers compensation premium calculations (NSW apprentices)
Extra incentives to assist in the employment of under-represented groups such as
Apprentices or trainees with a disability, mature age, school-based and Indigenous
Australians
A number of extra incentives which are available for certain areas or qualifications

Note Incentives are dependent on meeting eligibility criteria.

Contact Allara Leaning on 1300 772 724 to discuss your eligibility for incentives.

Fees

NSW
Course Category	1st Qualification	2nd Qualification	Apprenticeship/Traineeship	Concession
Certificate IV Business BSB40215	$1580	$1850	$1000	$240

ACT
Program Category	Non-Concessional	Concessional
Traineeships	$350	$0
Apprenticeships (First Year)	$350	$0
Apprenticeships (Each subsequent year)	$600	$0

Recognition of prior learning (RPL)

Fees for RPL applications are calculated on a case by case basis and may be reduced due to credit transfer. The base price for RPL applications is:

Certificate II to Certificate IV qualifications $1,500^
Diploma to Advanced Diploma qualifications $2,000^

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What is Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)?

If you have recently completed studies at University, TAFE, school or with a Registered Training Organisation (RTO), you may be eligible for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) or Credit Transfer. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is the application of prior knowledge from studies or work experience as credits to the course you are studying or applying to study. Each module of each course has certain learning outcomes and assessment criteria that need to be achieved in order to be deemed competent in modules. If you believe that you have already achieved the learning outcomes of a particular module then you can apply for RPL. If you have worked in a relevant role for a long time you may be eligible for Recognition of Prior Learning. If you are eligible for RPL you may be able to complete your program faster or in a way that is more efficient. If you think you are eligible for RPL, please refer to Part 5 of the Student Handbook for further information. Allara Learning accepts and recognises Australian Qualification Framework (AQF) qualifications and statements of attainment issued by any RTO.

What is a Credit Transfer?

A credit transfer recognises previous learning undertaken at one institution or provider as being equivalent to the learning undertaken at another institution or provider. Credit transfer may be granted for individual modules, subjects and/or units of competence, or in some cases for whole courses or qualifications which are deemed to be equivalent. In general, the outcome of a successful application for credit transfer is advanced standing into your desired course. This means that you will be granted an exemption for a particular module, subject, and/or unit of competence for the course in which you are enrolled. In this way, you will not be required to repeat your previous learning. Credit transfer reduces unnecessary duplication and increases your capacity to maximise your career and employment opportunities. If you think you are eligible for credit transfer please contact Allara Learning who will arrange for you to be issued with an application form.

How Does This Work?

A vocational qualification is made up of a set number of Units of Competence. A Unit of Competence is a description of some part of the work you do. Each Unit lists what you need to know, and what you need to be able to do, to be competent in that Unit. If you are competent at a task, it means:

You can carry out the task correctly
You understand what the task is about and why you do it that way
You know what to do if something goes wrong while you’re doing it
You know how to apply what you’ve learned in one situation to another situation

Every Unit of Competence in a qualification has a set of Elements and Performance Criteria that must be achieved before an individual will be deemed competent in that Unit. In broad terms the process of RPL involves matching what you already know and can do, with the Elements of the qualification. If you can show that you have already attained one or more Units you will gain an exemption from doing the Unit and obtain recognition for the skills and knowledge that you already have. In this way, RPL enables an individual to focus on developing skills and knowledge in new areas, rather than re-learning what he or she already knows and can do.

Possible Benefits of RPL

If you can show you have attained for a Unit of Competence you will gain a credit for that unit. However, if you cannot claim you know or can do everything described in the Elements and Performance Criteria the RPL process can still help by clarifying what relevant skills you do and do not possess – so that a learning program for you could be tailored accordingly. An added benefit of completing the RPL process is that you will assemble evidence of your achievements in the form of a permanent and portable record of your professional development.

How to Apply for RPL?

To apply for RPL contact Allara head office or speak with your training facilitator.