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Longbeach PLACE Inc. Registrations:
Authorised to deliver Nationally Recognised Training as a
Provider of Vocational Education and Training. Registered by the Victorian Qualifications
Authority.
Training Organisation ID: 3693
Registered as an Adult Community Education provider with Southern Western Port Regional
Council of Adult, Community and Further Education.
ACFE ID: 9206
(formerly Chelsea Neighbourhood House Inc.)
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Double Certificate II -
in Information Technology ICA20105 & Business BSB20107
Can easily be achieved by attending 2 days per week.
Gain 2 qualifications by completing units common to both the Cert II in
Information Technology ICA20105 & Cert II in Business BSB20107.
By successfully completing all assessment tasks and homework, you will be
credited with both sets of units for the work completed. To be
eligible you must apply for the double Certificate at the time of
enrolment. Limited places, please apply early, classes usually start
at beginning of the year. Prerequisite: Access to computer for
assessment and homework.
For more details please see our -
Frequently Asked Questions
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BSB20107 Certificate II
in Business
This qualification is aimed at those who wish to develop
skills for work in an office environment. The course is suitable for
anyone training or re-training for the workforce and will equip students
with the essential skills, knowledge and attributes required to work
in a
range of clerical and general administrative positions. In
particular skills in computing will be developed to a level appropriate
for work in a modern business organization. the full course consists
of 12 units of competency.
For more details please see our
Cert II in Business - Frequently Asked Questions
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ICA10105 Certificate I in
Information Technology
This nationally recognised and
certified course teaches students how to use a personal computer and
successfully operate software most commonly used in business and/or the
home. The full course consists of 6 units. To gain the full
qualification students should complete all units.
Students with a health care card in the family are
required to provide a copy of the card to qualify for the concession rate for fees.
The units cover the fundamentals of personal
computer use: including Windows and file management; the use of internet and email; the MS
Office package in word processing (Word), spreadsheets (Excel), database (Access) and
presentation packages (Powerpoint);
ICAU1128A Operate a
personal computer
ICAU1129A Operate a word processing application
ICAU1130A Operate a spreadsheet application
ICAU1131A Operate a database application
ICAU1132A Operate a presentation package
ICAU1133A Send
and retrieve information over the internet using browsers and email
For more details please see our
Information Technology - Frequently Asked Questions
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ICA20105
Certificate II in Information Technology
Starting with the basics this
course covers all the basics in computing plus the more advanced
units including: advanced Word; using advanced
applications of MS Office; using
multimedia; basic HTML coding for web pages; connecting and operating
computer hardware; capturing and manipulating digital images;
optimizing an operating system; communicating; OH&S in
an IT environment.
For more details please see our
Cert II in
Info. Tech. - Frequently Asked Questions
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CHC30102
Certificate III in Aged Care
This qualification is suitable for
people new to the Aged Care sector or for existing workers who wish to
complete their qualification.
This qualification covers workers who work primarily in residential
facilities under direct supervision or regular supervision within clearly
defined organisational guidelines and service plans. These workers carry
out activities related to the maintenance of an individual’s personal care
and/or other activities of living. Upon successful completion of this
qualification you will be able to work as a carer (PCA) in Aged Care.
For more details please see our -
Aged Care information sheet |
TAA40104 Certificate IV in
Training & Assessment
This qualification replaces the previous Cert. IV in Assessment
& Workplace Training BSZ40198. This training has been designed to
provide learners with a range of competencies needed to deliver training,
facilitate learning and conduct competency-based assessment within their
area of expertise. To be awarded the qualification the learner must be
assessed as competent in all 14 units. Prerequisite: access to
internet for assessment and communication with trainer.
For more information see our
list of FAQs and
course information sheet
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Health, Safety
&
Hygiene in Hospitality Program
4 accredited units in health, safety and hygiene in the
hospitality and tourism industries. Gain the skills and knowledge
required to follow key procedures in hygiene, cleaning, health, safety and
security. The program is particularly relevant to staff working in
kitchens, housekeeping, tour operations, food and beverage. Students
have the option of completing the supervisor level in food safety, which
leads to the implementation of a food safety plan.
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Follow workplace hygiene
procedures THHGHS01B
This unit of competency covers basic food safety and food hygiene.
Appropriate for those handling, preparing and serving food. |
Clean premises and
equipment THHGHS02B
This unit of competency covers basic food safety and food hygiene.
Appropriate for those handling, preparing and serving food. |
Follow health, safety
and security procedures THHCOR03B
This unit of competency covers basic food safety and food hygiene.
Appropriate for those handling, preparing and serving food. |
Implement food safety
procedures THHBCC11B
This unit of competency covers basic food safety and food hygiene.
Appropriate for those handling, preparing and serving food. |
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