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Selection Criteria apply to competitive qualifications. If there are more people applying for a qualification than there are places, you will need to supply additional information to TAFE Admissions Services. The Selection Criteria are based on previous education and training, life experience and paid and unpaid work experience.

The Units of Competency listed in this brochure are those offered by this college. If you have successfully completed any units in this qualification with another Registered Training Organization, the college may recognise this study as partial completion of the qualification.

Alternative units may be available or you may be eligible for recognition of other training or experience. Discuss these options with the course coordinator.

Not all colleges offer the same elective units.

Skills recognition is a formal assessment process which acknowledges the skills, knowledge and competencies that you have gained through work, informal training and life experience. You will be asked to provide evidence that you have the skills and knowledge required by a set of national competency standards. If you are successful, you will be given credit towards the achievement of a nationally recognised qualification. This may mean that you do not have to study to receive the qualification, or that you have fewer units to complete.

Contact the course coordinator if you think you may be eligible. Fees are charged for Skills Recognition.

Please note:

• Course fees and Resource fees applies to all qualifications and vary from qualification to qualification.

• All enrolments require a deposit. There is the option to pay off your fees, discuss with your enrolling officer.

• Some students are eligible for concessional rate of fees, if you think you are eligible please discuss with your enrolling officer.

• There are different fee arrangements for International students and Fee for Service training this is determined by your visa. 
• There may also be textbooks, equipment or materials to purchase.

TAFE students do not pay HECS fees.

To apply for entry to a full-time TAFEWA qualification, contact your local TAFEWA college or visit the Training WA website. Supporting documents [copies of school reports, other qualifications and evidence of work experience] can be lodged at any TAFEWA campus or mailed to the TAFE Admissions Service address on the back of the Application Form. There is an application fee.

For online applications see www.tafe.wa.edu.au. Supporting documentation is still required.

There are two semesters each year: first semester runs from February to June and applications close in September; second semester runs from July to December and applications close in May.

NB: Not all qualifications are offered in the second semester.

Students in some bridging/access programs apply directly to the college.

TAFE Admissions contacts successful applicants by letter with details of enrolment dates. You are required to enrol at the College. Fees are paid at the time of enrolling.

Due to ongoing screen development, information on screen may be different to the information that prints in the booklet. The information on screen is correct. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

This qualification has other elective units not currently on offer. Contact the college for further details.