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Centre for Business Studies and Information Technology ASSOCIATE DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS CREDIT MANAGEMENT & ADVANCED CERTIF~CATE IN CREDIT PROCEDURES AND PRACTICES m Course Aims To improve the quality of middle management in the Credit Industry. To provide training and qualifications to persons currently employed in the Credit Industry. Who Should Enrol? Those working in the field of Credit Management and those aspiring to upgrade qualifications and training to the position of Credit Manager. Entrance Requirements The normal prerequisite for entry into this course is the satisfactory completion of an approved course of study at Year 12 level and to be currently employed in the Credit Industry. However, persons without year 12 who are considered to be sufficiently mature and experienced to undertake the course successfully may be admitted; this particularly applies to mature aged applicants and people with relevant industrial experience. Course Duration and Mode of Study The Advanced Certificate The Advanced Certificate comprises 10 units and is normally undertaken on a part-time basis over 2 years. The Associate Diploma The Associate Diploma comprises 21 units, and is normally undertaken on a part-time basis over 4 or 5 years. The College year is divided into 2 semesters each of approximately 17 weeks. Attendance of 5-7 contact hours per week will normally be required. All classes are conducted on campus, with full-time concurrent work in the Credit Industry an essential element of the course. Professional Recognition Completion of the Associate Diploma of Business (Credit Management) and the Advanced Certificate in Credit Procedures and Practices have been recognised by the Australian Institute of Credit Management as meeting its professional membership requiremcnts. Availability of Similar Programs In addition to the Associate Diploma of Business (Credit Management) Swinburne also offers an Advancctl Certificate in Credit Procedures and Practices. There are no other courses in Credit Management con
1992 SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY-TAFE DIVISION PRAHRAN CAMPUS HANDBOOK Band 1 0 - 39 $30 Band 2 40 - 79 $50 Band 3 80 - 239 $140 Rand 4 240 - 359 $2 10 Band 5 360 - 539 $3 10 Band 6 540 - plus $390 The Student Union also charges a fee which is compulsory. Course Structure and Contact Hours Students are required to complete stages 1 and 2 to obtain the Advanced Certificate and srages 1, 2, 3 and 4 to obtain the Associate Diploma. Course Codes Associate Iliploma of Business (Cretlit Management) BS301 Advanccd Certificate in Crcclit I'rocetlures and PracticesBS401 Urut Names arrd Codes Part-time Hours Prerequisite Stage 1 Intrcxluction to Accounting CX511 3 h x 17wceks = 51 nil Applied Business Communications CC220 3hrsx 17wecks = 51 nil Business Law 1 CC5 16 2hrsx17weeks=34 nil Consumer and Corporate Credit Finance A CX10 1 2hrsx17weeks=34 nil Commercial Trade Credit A CX111 2hx17weeks = 34 nil Credit Control, Procedures, Practice and Recovery CX113 2 hrs x 17 weeks = 34 nil Stage 2 Accounting Reports CA5 12 3hrsx17weeks = 51 prior (2511 Computer Rased Accounting 1 CA551 2 hrs x 17 weeks = 34 prior (2511 conntrrent (2512 Management Skills 1 CC221 4hrsx17weeks=68 prior CC22O Uusiness Law 2 CC517 2hrsx17weeks = 34 prior CC510 Consumer and Corporate Credit Fiance U CX102 2hrsx17weeks=34 prior (XI 01 Credit Law A 098 2hrsx17weeks = 34 prior (:(,'517 Commercial Trade C~dit B CX112 2hx17weeks = 34 prior (XI1 Stage 3 Partnership and Introductory Company Accounting CA515 3 hrsx 17weeks = 51 prior CA511 Budgeting 1 CA561 3hrsx 17weeks = 51 prior (2512 Credit Law B CX099 2hrsx17weeks =34 prior CXflX Computer Based Management Informatic>n Systems (3114 2 hrs x 17 weeks = 34 prior CA5~51 Stage 4 Ofice and Computer Systems Management CF02h 2 hrs x 17 weeks = 34 prior CC221 Human Management CF02 1 2 hrsx 17weeks = 34 prior CC221 Financial Management CA522 3hrsx17weeks = 51 prior (2561 Credit Management Project CX120 2 hrs x 17 weeks = 34 prior sluges 1,2 and 3 wmcrrenl CFO26 or GO21 ASSOCIATE DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS ACCOUNTING AND ADVANCED CERTIF~CATE IN ACCOUNTING m Course Aims 'I'hc course provides up-to-tlatc training for a variety of professional accounting positions. Stuclents gain 'hands on' experience using accounting, taxation, spreadsheet, database ancl work processing software. Entrance Requirements The normal prerequisite for entry into this course is the satisfactory completion of an approved course of study at Year 12 levcl IIowever, persons without year 12 who arc considered to be sufficiently mature ancl experienced to undertake the course successf~llly may be admitted; this particularly applies to mature aged applicants and people with relevant industrial experience. Course Duration and Mode of Study The Advanced Certificate The Advanccd Certificate comprises 12 units ant1 may be undertaken by full-time or part-time study. Full-time students will study the course over one year, whilst part-time studcnts will normally take two years to complete the program. The Associate Diploma The Associate Diploma comprises 24 units and may be undertaken by full-time or part-time stutly. Full-time students will study the course over two years, whilst part-time stutlents will normally take four to five years to complete the pKlgr'dm. Thc College year is divided into 2 semcstcrs each of approximately 17 weeks. Attentlance of 23-24 hours per week for full-time and 5-7 hours per week for part-time stutlents will normally be requiretl.
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