TAEDEL311 - Provide Work Skill Instruction

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This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to conduct individual and small group work skill instruction using existing support materials and demonstration of work skills as a training strategy; and assesses the success of training and one’s own training performance.

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It focuses on the training being driven by the work process and context.

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The unit applies to a person working under supervision as a work skill instructor in a wide range of settings not restricted to training organisations.

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1. Organise Instruction and Demonstration:

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• Gather information about learner characteristics and learning needs.
• Confirm a safe learning environment.
• Prepare simple session plan for work skill instruction and demonstration objectives.
• Access and review support materials for their suitability and relevance.
• Organise access to physical support material required for instruction and demonstration.
• Notify learners of planned work skill instruction.

‍2. Conduct Instruction and Demonstration:

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• Interact with learners to establish a safe and comfortable learning environment.
• Brief learners on work health and safety (WHS) procedures and requirements prior to, and during, training.
• Follow plan for work skill instruction and cover all learning objectives.
• Use facilitation techniques to structure, pace and enhance learning, and explain and demonstrate work skills.
• Apply coaching techniques to assist learning.
• Use communication techniques to provide information, engage and instruct learners and demonstrate work skills.
• Monitor professional relationship with learner, and adjust to suit learner needs.
• Provide opportunities for learners to practise the work skill.

3. Check Training Performance:

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• Use observation and questioning to check learner acquisition and use of new skills and knowledge.
• Provide feedback on learner performance to support learning.
• Monitor learner progress and outcomes in consultation with the learner.

4. Review Training Performance:

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• Gather feedback from learners on work skill instruction according to organisational procedures.
• Reflect on own practice in providing instruction and demonstration, and identify strategies for improvement.
• Maintain, store and secure learner records, according to organisational and legal requirements.

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TAEPDD401 - Work Effectively In The VET Sector

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This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to operate within the vocational education and training (VET) sector regulatory and operational context relevant to the job role of an entry-level VET teacher, trainer and assessor.

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The unit applies to VET teachers, trainers and assessors who use a range of general competencies and knowledge to work effectively within the VET sector and typically within a Registered Training Organisation (RTO).

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1. Interpret VET Policy Context:

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• Access and interpret the regulatory standards for RTOs and associated VET regulator guidance to support RTO compliance.
• Access and interpret regulatory and compliance requirements relevant to the role of a VET teacher, trainer and assessor.
• Access and interpret the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) and how it applies to the delivery of vocational education and training.
• Identify, access and interpret information on VET policy and how it may impact roles and responsibilities of VET teachers, trainers and assessors.

2. Operate Within VET Delivery and Compliance Frameworks:

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• Identify job roles and functions, including related work processes, within VET environments.
• Analyse organisational policies and procedures relevant to VET teachers, trainers and assessors that are applicable to a VET environment.
• Identify and access opportunities to increase knowledge of VET comp.

3. Work Effectively With Vocational Learners:

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• Identify the range of learner cohorts undertaking training within the VET sector, including the needs and expectations of each.
• Interpret common processes used to identify and address individual learner needs.
• Identify organisational, legislative and regulatory requirements associated with working with vocational learners.
• Identify best practice principles related to learner diversity and inclusivity.
• Interpret processes used to seek and act on feedback from vocational learners to improve the quality of training and assessment in a VET environment.

4. Plan To Improve Own Professional Practice:

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• Evaluate own vocational competency and industry currency in relation to meeting regulatory and other standards when working as a VET teacher, trainer and assessor.
• Identify digital technology requirements relevant to the role of VET teachers, trainers and assessors.
• Identify sources of feedback from industry, colleagues and learners to improve professional practice.
• Identify opportunities to improve skills and knowledge to enhance professional practice.
• Develop a plan to build and maintain vocational competency, industry currency, and skills and knowledge required for delivering vocational training, including digital skills.

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The enrolment period for this course is 3 months, which is ample time for the average student who can only study part-time and outside normal working hours, to complete all of the work and assessments in this course. It just requires regular study hours and reaching out for help if and when you need it.

Yes! If you choose to do the full Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40122) at some point in the future, the units in this course are a direct credit transfer across so you wouldn't have to repeat them. AND we reduce the cost of your Cert IV course cost for every unit we can tick off via a credit transfer. BONUS!

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Once your enrolment is finalised, this is when you are set up with a login to your Learner Portal. An email is sent with everything you need to have and know to get started and inside the Learner Portal is a video introduction that will show you how to navigate around it.

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Inside the learner portal you'll find all of your units listed in a logical order, with all lessons in PDF's and videos, broken down into smaller chunks with comprehensive assessment guides to make it as easy as possible to know what you need to do to complete them right the first time. And as you complete each item, they are marked as complete so you can easily see where you're up to when you next log in.

You’ll be sent to a booking page just after making your deposit payment, to book your enrolment interview and a confirmation email will be sent to you with the details of everything you need to have prepared for that interview.

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The interview can be booked on the same day but there is a minimum of a 4 hour gap from applying to being able to do the enrolment interview, this is so you have time to get prepared.

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HEADS UP: You will need your USI (Student Identifier) before you get to your interview.

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This is done via Google Meet where you can ask any additional questions and clear up anything you’re not sure of before enrolling. This is also where we both get to make sure you have chosen the right course pathway and support package for what you really need.

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During the interview we’ll conduct a "Suitability Assessment". This is a series questions that will help us determine if you can meet the technical, practical and skill requirements needed for you to be able to confidently complete this course online.

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The technical requirements are things like having regular computer access as well as knowledge and confidence navigating things like email, logins and websites. The practical questions are to make sure you have access to the human and physical resources you need to complete the assessments in your course.

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We will ask additional questions about your goals, your online experience and comfort level in learning online, your learning ability plus your availability to study.This is all to make sure you're in the right course and set up to succeed before enrolling formally. This gives you more confidence that you can absolutely get all the way to graduation.

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If the course is found to be unsuitable for you, your deposit (including the enrolment interview fee of $150) will be fully refunded. If you don't show up for your enrolment interview or if you change your mind after the interview within the 7 day cooling off period, the enrolment fee is not refunded.

If during your Enrolment Interview we discover this course is not suitable for you, we’ll offer other alternative solutions or refund all fees paid, including the $150 deposit.

We know that right now you probably “need” to do this training and you’re looking for fast and easy so it’s relatively painless for you. We get it, so we’ve spent more time on our end making it as straightforward for you as possible, and finding ways to do our part more efficiently so we’re not the bottleneck!

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1. We have one of the fastest marking times in the industry – We know that when you start something like this, you want to get through it as fast as possible and marking times can significantly impact how fast you can do it. You’ll get your assessments back within 4 business days with us (except with the Standard Support Package, which is 4 – 8 business days max), and then the speed with which you get to graduation is mostly up to you.
2. Our learning material is first-class in clarity and comprehensiveness, and is as close to what you’ll find in real life! We do this so you’re more confident and skilled when you start working as an actual trainer.
3. Our support and responsiveness are why we have such a high completion rate. We’ll respond to your emails within 8 business hours, and if we miss your call, we’ll call you back within 4 business hours. Our trainers are also known for their compassion, wisdom and ability to get you all the way to graduation.

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The flexibility of our online approach means that if you need to take a break from studying, we’ve got that covered too.

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We offer the option to defer (pause) your studies. Whilst you are deferred, your enrolment is inactive, and we pause your enrolment duration. Then, when you are reactivated from deferment, you pick up exactly where you left off and carry on.

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Here is what you need to know about deferring:

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• You can defer a maximum of two times. The first deferment is free. The second deferment has a $45 fee.
• Payment plans continue on deferment, and your payments must be up to date before we can defer you.
• You won’t have access to your trainer or learning platform while you’re status is “deferred”.
• If you have at least 6 weeks remaining in your enrolment, you can defer for up to 3 months. After that, you can defer for twice the amount of time remaining in your enrolment (for example, if you have 1 week left in your enrolment, you can defer for 2 weeks.)

The most important thing is to contact us if your enrolment isn’t working out as you had planned, so that we can offer you the best support options as and when you need them.

We offer flexible payment options for every course.

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You can pay in full and upfront, but you can also pay a deposit (which includes the $150 non-refundable enrolment interview fee), and choose a fortnightly or weekly payment plan. When you select "Enrol", you will see the various packages available for your course, and once you select the package you want, you will be presented with the various payment options.

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If you want to go back and see another package and their payment plan options, just hit "back".

When you will pay your deposit it includes your $150 non-refundable enrolment interview fee. This covers the cost of the behind-the-scenes work and time taken to prepare and run the interview itself because it is a cost to us. It's also not fair to others who could have booked an earlier time with us when people just don't show up.

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We do the enrolment interview to make sure that the course is the right course for you, and that you have all of the resources and the time you will need to complete it successfully (baring any unexpected events that could impact it) BEFORE you actually enrol. We have saved many students money, time and frustration by having this interview and discovering that it's unlikely they will complete it successfully for some reason. We are invested in your success from the start.

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If the course isn't suitable for you for whatever reason, you will be refunded the whole amount of your deposit, including your $150 enrolment interview fee. If you simply don't show up, the $150 enrolment interview fee won't be refunded should you choose not to go ahead for other reasons.

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If an emergency happens and you can’t let us know you won’t be able to make it for some reason, we’re generous when it matters most so there are circumstances where this enrolment interview fee will also be refunded, but this is only on a case by case basis.

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Upon Application:

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• If you are found not to be suitable for entry into any of our programs, we will refund all monies paid.
• If you choose not to continue with the enrolment interview or application, we will refund monies paid, excluding the $150 application fee.

After Enrolment:

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• Fortress has a 7-day cooling-off period.
• This 7-day cooling-off period starts from the activation of your learner portal.  For example, if your learner portal is activated on March 1st, the 7-day cooling-off period ends on March 8th
• If you choose to withdraw within the 7 days cooling-off period, then a full refund of fees paid(excluding the application fee of $150) applies.
• If you choose to withdraw at any time after the 7-day cooling-off period ends, no refund is applicable, and the full balance of course fees will be due.

Please refer to our Refund Policy here for additional information.