2002 Swinburne TAFE Handbook - Swinburne University of ...

TAFE Courses 1 Health and Human Services 1109
Certificate IV
ABD566 Rehabilitation and Workers Compensation 2
NCSOO9
Negotion Skills
ABD530 Dccupational Hygiene 2
ABD531
ABD532
ABD533
ABD534
Engineering Controls
Resolution of DHS Issues
DHS Statistics
Fire Safety Management
ABD535 Ergonomics 1
ABD568 Ergonomics 2
Diploma
ABD560 Dccupational Hygiene 3
ABD561
ABD562
ABD564
DHS Management Systems
Risk Management
Action Research Project
ABD564 Industrial Placement 2
ABD565
General Electives
Elective subjects chosen to meet industry needs
General electives could include modules such as:
AM630
AM631
AM632
VAC670
VAM284
VAM800
Computer Fundamentals
Scientific Spredsheet Applications
Scientific Database Applications
Foundation Science
Environmental Manaagement
Principles of Cleaner Production
VAM282 Environmental Law 1
VAM283 Environmental Law 2
VAM462
VAM192
VAB047
VAM330
VAM339
VAM359
Solid Waste Management
Air Quality Management
Chemical Hazards and Health
Industrial Waste Handling
Industrial Waste Treatment and Disposal
Introduction to Microbiology
NMTS3.09 Workplace Trainer Category 1
SNCSOO4
Entry requirements
Work Team Communication
Entry is available to mature age students with some work experience and a
demonstrated interest in OHS.
Application procedure
Applicants should apply directly to the Industrial Sciences Department on (03)
92145161
Further information
Contact the Industrial Sciences Department on (03) 9214 5371
Fax: (03) 9214 8650
OUTDOOR RECREATION
SR050299 Diploma of Outdoor Recreation
Within the recreation sector, the role of outdoor recreation is expanding,
particularly in outdoor education and adventure tourism. Our course is an exciting
and fun filled experience. You can look forward to the development of your
technical and interpersonal skills, your professional judgement and prudent safety
skills.
We begin the course with the fundamentals, making sure everyone understands
the basic before moving on to more complex challenges. The course is intensive
as there is a lot to learn in a short time.
The course is delivered in partnership with the Outdoor Education Group (OEG) and
is based at Eildon in North East Victoria. It is designed as a full-time two year
Diploma course with the option to exit after one year with the Certificate IV in
Outdoor Recreation. An application for the second year is required, as places may
be limited.
Campus
Croydon; External Venue
Career opportunities
Graduates ofthe diploma level will be able to undertake a significant role in the
management of outdoor recreation enterprise or facilities, develop and conduct
extended outdoor programs or activities in a variety of environmental conditions.
Certificate IV graduates will be able to apply for a range of general education and
work skills to obtain employment and successfully participate in the outdoor
recreation industry, conduct activities at outdoor recreation centres, camps and in
adventure guiding, work in the outdoor retail sector.
Professional recognition
External accreditation standards aimed for:
ACF (Australian Canoe Federation) Proficiency in Kayak.
Basic Skills Instructor (ACF) in Canoe (C2).
ASPI (Australian Snowsports Professional Instructor).
Wilderness First Aid qualified.
Qualified River Rescue (Rescue 3) International Accreditation.
Internal accreditation in line with industry standards:
Assistant Climbing Instructor.
Level 1 Rafting Guide.
Level 1 Bushwalking Leader.
Course duration
Two years full-time.
Entry requirements
Applicants over 21 years of age are preferred. We are looking to train people who
share:
A love of the outdoors and natural environs.
A desire to work with young people.
A desire to develop skills in communication, facilitation and leadership.
A desire to work in the outdoor industry.
Applicants do not need academic qualifications to enter the course, but a
background in outdoor recreation is highly recommended. The outcomes of the
courses are compatible with industry standards required by employers.
Application procedure
Applications must be made through the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre
(VTAC).
After applying to VTAC applicants must contact the Department of Health,
Recreation and Human Services on 9213 6682 to receive further information with
regard to a supplementary application form, interview and/or direct application.
Full-time (Semester 2) applicants must contact the department.
Selected applicants may be asked to attend an appraisal day, details will be
provided separately.
Further information
Contact the Department of Health, Recreation and Human Services on:
(03) 9213 6807 or (03) 9214 6682
Website: www.tafe.swin.edu.au/socsci
Swinburne University of Technology 1 TAFE Handbook 2002