NCDEA

Certificate II in Business

National Code BSB20107
Duration 365.00 hours (nominal)

The Certificate II in Business aims to develop basic business skills for students who are looking at entering a business services position, or wanting a pathway to further Business studies.

Students will:

- Develop keyboard skills

- Learn how to produce word processed documents and create spreadsheets and electronic presentations

- Use business technology

- Learn skills in communication and customer service

Seymour

Code	Start	End
STBUSC2OFF	25/01/10	19/11/10
STSBAC2B10	22/02/10	26/11/10
TRSTBSC210	22/02/10	26/11/10
STRPLC2B10	22/02/10	26/11/10
STBUSC2B10	27/09/10	26/11/10

Shepparton

Code	Start	End
SHRPLC2BA	01/02/10	15/12/10
SHSBAC2BA	01/04/10	15/12/10
TRSHBAC210	01/04/10	15/12/10

Wangaratta

Code	Start	End
TRWSBAC210	01/01/10	30/11/10
TRWC2BUS10	01/01/10	30/11/10
WWC2BUS10	10/03/10	11/11/10
WWC2B210	16/08/10	18/10/10

Career Opportunities

Job roles and titles vary across different industry sectors. Possible job titles relevant to this

qualification include:

- Administration Assistant

- Clerical Worker

- Data Entry Operator

- Information Desk Clerk

- Office Junior

- Receptionist.

Entry Requirements

There are no prerequisite requirements for individual units of competency. Contact the Teaching Department for further details on enrolment requirements.

Duration & Delivery

Full time over a 16 week schedule.

Assessment

Participants are assessed via completion of required tasks and a demonstration of skills, eg. Written and verbal assignments, practical work, classroom participation, projects and/or written tests.

Qualification

The Certificate II in Business is a nationally recognised qualification.

Course Fees

An information brochure on course fees is available from the Customer Service Centre.

Recognition of Current Competencies (RCC)

RCC is an assessment process that involves re-assessment of a previously gained accredited qualification that may no longer be recognised by official bodies. With your current industry experience, the RCC process will involve an assessment against the current qualification. Contact the teaching department for further advice on RCC or request an information brochure from the Customer Service Centre.

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

RPL is an evidence gathering assessment process where an individual's skills and knowledge in a specific vocational area are assessed against a unit or units of a nationally accredited training package. Thus enabling them to gain part or all of a formal qualification. Contact the teaching department for further advice on RPL or request an information brochure from the Customer Service Centre.

Pathways to Further Study

After achieving the BSB20107 Certificate II in Business candidates may undertake the BSB3107 Certificate III in Business, a qualification for those seeking to develop more specialised technical skills and knowledge for working in a range of business environments, or a range of other Certificate III qualifications

Campus

Benalla.

Fryers Street - Shepparton.

Workplace

How to Apply

Applications can be made directly to the Customer Service Centre.

Prospective students and employers must contact an Australian Apprenticeship Centre (AAC) for further information regarding Business Services Australian Apprenticeships.

Further Information

Contact the Customer Service Centre on 1300 GOTAFE (468233) or visit our web site, www.gotafe.vic.edu.au

It may be necessary to cancel or postpone courses due to insufficient enrolments or funding changes.

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