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This qualification is for teachers and trainers within the vocational education and training sector, in TAFE, Registered Training Organisations, industry or adult education settings; or for people wishing to work in such settings. The qualification equips VET teachers and trainers with high-level skills and knowledge to handle the challenges of industry engagement, new modes of learning and a changing VET environment. You will acquire: an understanding of the principles and practice of competency based education and assessment relevant to a range of settings insight into the broad social, economic and political context for VET an understanding of learning theories and how to apply them knowledge and techniques to address literacy and numeracy needs of learners an ability to analyse, and think critically and constructively about, issues and developments in the VET sector advanced skills in teaching practice skills and knowledge to liaise with industry at local and national levels skills and knowledge in reflective practice and applied research confidence to pursue higher-level university studiesThis part time course is delivered over 2 years, or 1.5 years if you have already completed a Diploma of VET or Diploma of VET Practice.

The purpose of this program is to provide participants with contemporary learning and teaching practices to complement the industry and/or research expertise they bring to the higher education setting. The intended learning outcomes of the GCETE are framed within the seven criteria of the Australian University Teaching Criteria and Standards Framework. The program content provides a foundation on which to develop quality pedagogies, in a range of tertiary teaching environments, supported by evidence, research and scholarly practice. Learning activities and assessments support the creation of contemporary and relevant learning and teaching practices for use in your current and future courses. Examples include: course design, assessment, online and blended learning, student engagement, learning partnerships, academic pathways, and the scholarship of learning and teaching. Participants will be encouraged and supported to relate their learning directly to their workplace and areas of speciality

The Diploma of University Studies provides a pathway into a number of Federation University Bachelor degrees, giving you the opportunity to begin studying subjects from these degrees from day one.This pathway will suit you if you have decided on Outdoor Education or PE teaching but do not have the entry requirements after completing VCE, as a mature student or if you are now considering going to university after completing either VCAL or an unscored VCE. The Diploma will prepare you for degree level study while getting you started on the subjects you will need to earn a sport, physical and outdoor education qualification. As most of the Diploma subjects are from the first year of the Bachelor of Sport, Physical and Outdoor Education and the Bachelor of Outdoor and Environmental Education, this pathway will take you from the Diploma into the second year of either of these degrees giving you a taste of specialisations common to both degrees and an insight into the types of employment you may expect upon completion. Your studies will also focus on academic writing, mathematical skills and developing an understanding of the university learning environment.You can follow either the Bachelor of Sport, Physical and Outdoor Education or the Bachelor of Outdoor and Environmental Education with the Master of Teaching, and you will be ready to embark on a teaching career with all the skills and confidence which makes our teaching graduates so sought after.

This pathway will suit you if you have decided to study an IT degree but do not have the entry requirements after completing VCE, as a mature student, or if you are now considering going to university after completing VCAL or an unscored VCE. The Diploma will prepare you for degree level study as well as getting you started on the subjects to start your IT qualification. Your studies will include academic writing, mathematical skills and developing an understanding of the university learning environment as well as a range of subjects selected from the first year of our suite of Information Technology degrees. This pathway will take you from the Diploma into the second year of most of our IT degrees. There are seven to choose from, so you decide which one suits you best. Having had a taste of core units from across these degrees, you will be well placed to make the best choice for you.

This pathway will suit you if you have decided to become an engineer but do not have the entry requirements after completing VCE, as a mature student, or if you are now considering going to university after completing VCAL or an unscored VCE.The aim of the Diploma is to give you the underpinning skills in mathematics, physical sciences and computing, design, materials and professional skills that are the foundations of engineering. The Diploma will prepare you for degree level study while getting you started on the subjects you will need to earn an engineering qualification. Your studies will also focus on academic writing, mathematical skills and developing an understanding of the university learning environment.The inclusion of first year Bachelor of Engineering subjects gives you a broad engineering foundation and offers you a clear choice of pathways into the second year of three specialised engineering degrees: Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) (Honours), Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) (Honours), Bachelor of Mechatronic Systems Engineering (Honours).

This pathway will suit you if have decided to become a teacher but do not have the entry requirements after completing VCE, as a mature student, or if you are now considering going to university after completing VCAL or an unscored VCE. The Diploma will prepare you for degree level study while getting you started on the subjects you will need to earn a teaching qualification. As most of the Diploma subjects are from the first year of the Bachelor of Education Studies, this pathway will take you from the Diploma into the second year of that degree, subject to attaining a satisfactory academic standard. Your studies will also focus on academic writing, mathematical skills and developing an understanding of the university learning environment.Follow the Bachelor of Education Studies with the Master of Teaching in either Early Childhood, Primary or Secondary teaching, and you will be ready to embark on your teaching career with all the skills and confidence which makes our teaching graduates so sought after.

The program is designed to provide students with advanced knowledge of the scientific principles and practice of malting and brewing. The Graduate Diploma includes detailed information in areas relevant to the large scale brewing industry such types of packaging, quality assurance and quality management, and the engineering principles of brewing.Please note: there are no Commonwealth Supported Places available for this program; this is a full fee paying program.

The course is designed to provide students with an in-depth knowledge of the scientific principles and practice of malting and brewing. The Graduate Certificate overviews the whole brewing process, it provides significant detail in the areas of raw materials, wort production, fermentation and analysis, which maybe typically required for small scale breweries, suppliers of breweries, and allied industries.

Set yourself up for a career creating and styling, surrounded by people in our modern program. Earn while you learn by studying our certificate and completing your apprenticeship alongside it, or you can treat our program as an authentic alternative to an apprenticeship. Whichever option you choose, you'll be mentored by masters of the craft in real salon environments.You'll learn the tricks of the trade including the latest trends to turn you into a stand-out hairdresser. We'll make you business-minded too so you're confident consulting with clients and working as part of a team. Plus, focus on your favourite areas by choosing from our electives like working with hair extensions, planning services for special events and designing beards and moustaches.If you're an apprenticeship alternative student, you'll study for three days each week, which includes two days of intensive technical training and one day of salon work placement in our on-campus salon, Unistyle. Choosing this approach will see you study for 18 months, enjoying in excess of 200 hours of experience in fully operational salon.If you're an apprenticeship student, you'll study on campus for one day each week during term time throughout your three-year apprenticeship.This program is appropriate for a person wishing to gain the standard trade training qualification for hairdressing, which will allow you to work in salons, hotels, cruise ships and resorts.

You will learn about copyright, how to establish your career in the creative arts industry and to design and produce professional text documents. But most importantly, you will enhance your writing skills across fiction and non-fiction and narratives and writing for children. You will also learn to conduct research and to write for a range of media and gain knowledge of the markets available to professional writers and editors. This one-year program (or 2 years part-time) will give you the opportunity to continue studying in the Diploma of Professional Writing and Editing or to seek employment in a range of fields.