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Course Areas

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5 ACT Year 12 Certificate

5 Foundation Skills

5 English as a Second Language

6 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies

7 Art – Design

9 Automotive

10 Beauty – Hairdressing

11 Building – Construction

12 Business – Management – Accounting

14 Communication – Media – Music

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20 Engineering – Metal Fabrication

21 Fitness – Sport – Massage

22 Health

23 Horticulture

24 Hospitality – Tourism – Events

25 IT – Games – Library

27 Science – Forensics – Environment

28 Surveying – Spatial Information

29 Veterinary – Animal

30 About CIT

31 CIT Services

31 Student Support – Here to Help You

33 Apprenticeships and Traineeships

34 Skills Recognition

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APPLYING AND ENROLLING is a two (2) step process:

Apply for 2014

Step 1 – APPLYING

Once you have selected your course, you APPLY to study at CIT. You can apply either online or via hardcopy.

– Select your course

– Check the application type as listed in the course information on the website

– Either apply online or by completing a hardcopy application. (If you are completing a hardcopy application form you will need to scan and email it to [email protected] or post it to CIT Student Services, GPO Box 826, Canberra 2601)

Step 2 – ENROLLING

Once you have been accepted to study your chosen course, you must ENROL into your classes. If your course is set up on

the CIT website with DIRECT ACCESS as the application type, you can apply and enrol online, usually at the same time. To enrol you will either:

a) attend an on-campus enrolment session – enrolment will be either paper-based or online in a computer laboratory b) enrol online – to do this you will need the Class Reference Numbers (CRNs). These are available either via in the course

information on the CIT website or are provided to you by the teacher c) enrol via CIT Solutions

Note: Some courses allow you to enrol at any time – follow the directions on the course information page on the CIT website.

After enrolling you will be issued with a student invoice outlining your course fees and the date they are due.

For more information about applying/enrolling contact CIT Student Services

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FEES

CIT is the largest provider of technical and further education (TAFE) in the ACT and charges TAFE fees. TAFE fees are complex and change often so it is important that you take a moment to familiarise yourself with the options you have in your chosen course of study.

TAFE fees are complex because they include tuition fees, amenities fees and some (not all) resources and other materials. Different courses require different periods of study so tuition fees will differ by course. Some tuition fees are fully-subsidised by government, some are partially government funded, and some have no subsidy at all. To find out more about the different types of fees, visit cit.edu.au/fees.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

Student fee assistance is available in a variety of formats, including:

– concessions and financial assistance – scholarships

– payment plans and fee payment options – VET FEE-HELP

– FEE-HELP.

You may also be eligible for tax deductions for course fees and associated study expenses. To find out more about financial assistance and to check your eligibility, visit cit.edu.au/fees.

GST

GST of 10% applies to some fees. Examples are the CITSA Services Fee and course materials fee where the item acquired becomes your property and is useable after the course completion. Basic tuition fees are GST free.

Course Fees and Fee Assistance

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Want to know more? Find your course at

cit.edu.au/essentials

ACCESS10

(An alternative to the Year 10 Certificate)

Did you leave school before completing Year 10? Do you need Year 10 subjects for employment or further study? CIT’s Access10 course is an alternative Year 10 program for both mature age and young adults. It is an accredited, flexible, self-paced program, providing a solid base in key subject areas including English, mathematics, computing, environment, life in Australia, personal development and preparing for the future. A number of elective options are also available.

There are no course fees for this program, however CIT Student Association fees are applicable and there is a materials fee for each subject.

ACT YEAR 12 CERTIFICATE

Are you one of those people who forever regrets not completing their formal schooling? Once you start your Year 12 Certificate with CIT, the sky is the limit. Move into your career of choice or continue onto further study at university or CIT.

The Year 12 program is designed so you can study just the subjects you need, or complete a full ACT Year 12 Certificate. You learn in an adult environment with skilled educators and professional tradespeople, and have access to career advice, counselling and academic support. Mature students can complete an abridged Year 12 package in just one year.

To study Year 12 at CIT in 2014 you will need to complete a skills evaluation and attend an enrolment session.

FOUNDATION SKILLS

CIT’s Foundation Skills courses teach reading, writing and maths for work or study, computing skills, job-seeking strategies, preparation for work, communication skills, problem solving and study skills. They provide a focus on the needs of the learner in a relaxed learning environment, and can be adapted to different learning contexts.

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE

CIT English as a Second Language courses will improve your skills in speaking, listening, reading or writing English, from a beginner to advanced level. Our qualified, experienced teachers will build your confidence to use English for work, study or in the community in a friendly learning environment. Choose to study full-time or part-time, in a class based on your language level and learning needs. Programs include the Adult Migrant English Program*, the Skills for Education and Employment Program**, and English for Employment, Study and Life. * The Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) is funded by the Australian Government. ** The Skills for Education and Employment Program (SEE) is funded by the Australian

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies

CIT is the place to learn about the rich and varied cultural wonders of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous students.

Our range of courses can enhance employment opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, aiming to improve literacy, numeracy, communication and other vocational skills. You can also diversify into specific Aboriginal or Torres Strait cultural arts and history studies. Creative Indigenous writing is another exciting option.

COURSE NAME QUALIFICATION NATIONAL ID

Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Cultural Arts Certificate IV CUV40211

Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Cultural Arts Certificate III CUV30211

Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Cultural Arts Certificate II CUV20211

Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Cultural Arts Certificate I CUV10211

Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Tutorial Support* Statement of Participation –

Access10 Certificate II 80915ACT

Alcohol and Other Drugs Certificate IV CHC40412

Skills for Work and Vocational Pathways Certificate II FSK20113

Skills for Vocational Pathways Certificate I FSK10213

Want to know more? Find your course at

cit.edu.au/Indigenous

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Indigenous art and craft artist, studio assistant, art gallery technician, museum, library, visitor service centre assistant, welfare and

community services worker in the alcohol and drug field.

* Note: Students can enrol into this course to receive additional

support to complete their studies at CIT.

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Art – Design

Want to know more? Find your course at

cit.edu.au/artdesign

CIT Creative Industries graduates have a reputation for being work-ready – such is the status of our courses in these vibrant fields, and the invaluable interactions with professional teachers and industry placement programs. Our practical, hands-on courses in design, fashion, visual arts and photography offer access to large workshops, state-of-the-art training facilities and digital cameras. You can also work in our professionally-equipped Macintosh labs with 100 available workstations, current industry-standard software and after-hours access.

Building Design Diploma CPP50911

Design Fundamentals Certificate III CUV30311

Graphic Design* Advanced Diploma CUV60411

Graphic Design* Diploma CUV50311

Graphic Design Professional Practice ** Preparatory Skill Set CUVSS00002

Interior Design Advanced Diploma LMF60208

Interior Design and Decoration Diploma LMF50408

Interior Decoration Certificate IV LMF40408

Visual Arts Diploma CUV50111

Visual Arts Certificate IV CUV40111

* Note: This course is a combination of online and face-to-face. This course includes electives in digital media.

** Note: This course is a combination of online and face-to-face.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Graphic designer, digital media designer, desktop publisher, web designer, visual merchandiser, advertising designer, publisher, visual artist, art exhibition assistant, design assistant, architectural draftsperson, building designer, residential interior designer, commercial interior designer, visual merchandiser, colour consultant.

Designer: Adriana Gillet

Designer: Robert Tomanovski

Designer: Niroshini Perera

Designer: Philip Mudin Artist: Ashly Kark

Designer: Zhila Naem

Designer: Morgan McKeller Artist: Karen Woodhall

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Designer: Jade Sargent

Art – Design

Applied Fashion Design and Technology Diploma LMT50307

Applied Fashion Design and Technology Certificate IV LMT41007

Clothing Production Certificate III LMT30507

Creative Product Development* Advanced Diploma CUV60311

Millinery Certificate III in Millinery – Units of Competency LMT30607

Photo Imaging Diploma CUV50411

Photo Imaging Certificate IV CUV40411

Digital Photographic Practices Statement of Attainment –

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Dressmaker and fitter, pattern maker, fashion designer or consultant, stylist or merchandiser, commercial photographer, photographic illustrator, digital image creator, photo imaging assistant.

Want to know more? Find your course at

cit.edu.au/artdesign

Designer: Georgina Gratton

Photography: Tess Godkin Photography: Alex Hogg

Photography: Lori Cicchini Photography: Elanna Woods

Designer: Mitchell Thompson

Designer: Annette Clarke

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Automotive

COURSE NAME QUALIFICATION NATIONAL ID AA/ASBA/T

Automotive Air Conditioning Technology Certificate II AUR20212 

Automotive Body Repair Technology Certificate III AUR32112 

Automotive Body Repair Technology Certificate II AUR20912 

Automotive Electrical Technology Certificate III AUR30312 

Automotive Mechanical Diagnosis Certificate IV AUR40212 

Automotive (Mobile Plant Technology) Certificate III AUR31212 

Automotive Refinishing Technology Certificate III AUR32412 

Automotive Servicing Technology Certificate II AUR20512 

Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology Certificate III AUR31112 

Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology Certificate III AUR30612 

Motorcycle Mechanical Technology Certificate III AUR30812 

AA = Apprenticeship – ASBA = Australian School Based Apprenticeship – T = Traineeship

CIT automotive courses are not just about what is under the bonnet of cars. We have courses to further your dreams of working with a host of vehicles – motorcycles, outdoor power equipment, forklifts, trucks and heavy machinery.

CIT offers automotive technicians, apprentices and trainees the opportunity to learn on the latest equipment, late model cars and engines, and to benefit from our industry partnerships. Experienced technicians can use CIT study to further their careers with advanced diagnostic and repair skills. A wide range of career opportunities are available and the practical hands-on approach taught by CIT will help you take your place in the industry.

Want to know more? Find your course at

cit.edu.au/automotive

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Mechanical service and repair technicians, electrical automotive, spray painting and panel beating technicians, motorcycle mechanic, vehicle equipment hire jobs, diesel specialists.

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Hair and Make-up: Teresa Rao

Beauty – Hairdressing

Want to know more? Find your course at

cit.edu.au/beautyhair

Want to be a cut above other hair and beauty graduates? The experience you gain at CIT will provide all of the knowledge and skills needed to work in the beauty or hairdressing industries. Beauty students gain skills in facial treatments, waxing, manicures, pedicures, eyelash and brow tinting and make-up application. Hairdressing students learn how to cut, style, colour, straighten and permanently wave hair with chemical solutions.

You will also gain real-life experience at CIT Beauty and CIT Hairdressing, CIT’s training salons open to the general public.

Beauty Therapy Diploma SIB50110

Beauty Services Certificate III SIB30110

Make Up For Special Occasions* Certificate III – Units of Competency SIB30110

BEAUTY

* Note: Students will be enrolled into the Certificate III in Beauty Services to study these

units of competency and they will provide credit towards that course.

Hairdressing Certificate IV SIH40111 –

Hairdressing Certificate III SIH30111 

Hairdressing Certificate II SIH20111 –

Salon Management Diploma SIB50210 –

HAIRDRESSING

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Beauty therapist, retail cosmetic assistant, salon manager, day spa manager.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Hairdresser, hairdressing assistant.

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Building – Construction

CIT’s building and construction courses are an ideal launch pad for a lifelong career.

Building and construction apprentices can pursue the best of both worlds – learn while you earn as an apprentice with access to all the latest skills, knowledge and training techniques, and the perfect pathway to an in-demand career. You could eventually start your own business in any number of building trades.

Many building trade courses offer qualifications for various trade licences. We also have a host of pathways which help upskill qualified tradespeople and those looking to enter an apprenticeship.

Building and Construction (Building)* Diploma CPC50210 –

Building and Construction (Management) Diploma CPC50308 –

Building and Construction (Building) Certificate IV CPC40110 –

Building and Construction (Contract Administration) Certificate IV CPC40208 –

Building and Information Modelling (BIM) Basic Statement of Attainment – –

Cabinet Making Certificate III LMF32109 

Carpentry Certificate III CPC30211 

Civil Construction Plant Operations** Statement of Attainment RII30809 –

Glass and Glazing Certificate III LMF30611 

Painting and Decorating Certificate III CPC30611 

Plastering – Wall And Ceiling Lining Certificate III CPC31211 

Plastering – Solid Plastering Certificate III CPC31011 

Wall and Floor Tiling Certificate III CPC31311 

* Note: Specific entry requirements apply to this course.

Please visit cit.edu.au/building for more information.

** Note: This course enables plant operators to gain training in the skills they require

for work in the earthmoving industry. Students must be at least 18 years of age on entry to comply with regulations concerning operators of civil construction plant. Courses are run on demand with a limited number of positions available. Phone (02) 6207 3188 to make an appointment for enrolment.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Builder, cabinet maker, tiler, painter and

decorator, carpenter and joiner, plasterer, glazier, civil construction worker, construction worker.

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Business – Management – Accounting

A course at CIT could give you the skills to be successful in business, management or accounting. Our courses are designed to be flexible – for those starting a new career, building their own business or looking for the skills and knowledge needed to move up the corporate business ladder. CIT teachers have hands-on practical experience – some run their own business, others are managers,

Business Studies* Bachelor Degree – Charles Sturt University (CSU) – –

Business Advanced Diploma BSB60207 –

Business Diploma BSB50207 –

Business Certificate IV BSB40212 –

Business Certificate III BSB30112 

Business Certificate II BSB20112 

Business Administration Diploma BSB50407 –

Business Administration Certificate IV BSB40507 

Business Administration Certificate III BSB30412 

Business Administration Legal Certificate III BSB31012 

Business Administration (Medical) Certificate III BSB31112 

Bookkeeping using MYOB** Certificate III in Business Administration – Units of _Competency BSB30412 –

Recordkeeping Certificate IV BSB40807 

Recordkeeping Certificate III BSB31707 

BUSINESS

* Note: This course is jointly delivered by CIT and Charles Sturt University. ** Note: This course comprises of the following units: Maintain a general ledger,

Process accounts payable and receivable; and Process payroll (from the Certificate III in Business Administration).

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Customer service representative, retail assistant, retail outlet manager, office administrative assistant, medical receptionist, office manager, secretary, personal assistant, executive assistant, quality auditor, quality assurance manager.

Want to know more? Find your course at

cit.edu.au/business

consultants or experts in the fields of marketing, project management, finance, business administration, legal services and accounting. Their experience and our links with industry and professional associations mean you get the skills you need to succeed. CIT business courses also provide pathways into university qualifications, offering recognition for your learning and workplace experience.

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Business – Management – Accounting

Frontline Management Certificate IV BSB40812 

Human Resources Management Diploma BSB50607 –

Human Resources Certificate IV BSB41013 –

Management Professional Practice* Graduate Certificate - Charles Sturt University (CSU) – –

Management (Human Resources) Advanced Diploma BSB60907 –

Management Advanced Diploma BSB60407 –

Management Diploma BSB60407 –

Marketing Diploma BSB51207 –

Marketing Certificate IV BSB41307 –

Small Business Management Certificate IV BSB40407 –

MANAGEMENT

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Export/import manager, sustainability consultant, small business owner, manager, senior executive, team leader, supervisor, project manager, human resource manager, recruitment consultant, personnel manager, training and development officer, advertising account manager, sales representative, marketing manager, market researcher.

Accounting Advanced Diploma FNS60210

Accounting Diploma FNS50210

Accounting Certificate IV FNS40611

Accounting (BAS Registration Skill Set)* Certificate IV Accounting – Units of Competency FNS40611

Accounting (Bookkeeping) Certificate IV FNS40211

Accounting (Accounts Administration) Certificate III FNS30311

Accounting (Essentials)** Certificate III Accounting – Units of Competency FNS30311

Legal Services Diploma BSB50110

Legal Services Certificate IV BSB40110

ACCOUNTING /FINANCE/LEGAL

*Note: This course comprises of the following units: Carry out business activity and instalment activity

statement tasks; and Establish and maintain a payroll system (from the Certificate IV in Accounting).

** Note: This course comprises of the following units: Process financial transactions and extract interim reports,

Administer accounts and subsidiary ledgers, Prepare financial reports and Process payroll (from the Certificate III in Accounts Administration).

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Accountant, tax agent, financial controller, office manager, payroll assistant, bookkeeper, BAS agent, legal secretary, paralegal office clerk.

Want to know more? Find your course at

cit.edu.au/business

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Communication – Media – Music

If you want to kick-start a career in journalism, public relations, media production or digital communication then CIT is the place to be. Our graduates consistently win jobs on or before graduating because the practical skills and knowledge they bring to the workplace are highly valued by employers.

During your study you will have access to digital video cameras, audio recording and computer labs, featuring the latest

multimedia, audio and video software. Our music students get real-life experience at CIT’s very own Music Industry Centre, with a number of opportunities to show off your musical prowess. You will also be working with teachers who are tuned into major trends, current software and are industry leaders. Our courses give you the opportunity to gain real world experience through workplace-based training.

Professional Communication Certificate IV 80910ACT

Venues and Events (Customer Service) Certificate IV CUE40403

COMMUNICATION

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Public relations officer, events officer, communication officer.

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Communication – Media – Music

Music Advanced Diploma CUS60109

Music Diploma CUS60109

Music Certificate IV CUS40109

Music Certificate III CUS30109

Music (Business) Certificate IV CUS40309

Music (Sound Production) Advanced Diploma CUS60209

Music (Sound Production) Diploma CUS50209

Music (Sound Production) Certificate IV CUS40209

Music (Performing Music)* Certificate III in Music – Units of Competency CUS30109

Music (Projects and Events)** Certificate IV in Music Business – Units of Competency CUS40309

Music (Pro Tools 101) Statement of Attainment –

Music (Reading Music)** Certificate IV in Music Business – Units of Competency CUS40309

MUSIC

* Note: Students will be enrolled into the Certificate III in Music to study these units of competency and they

will provide credit towards that course.

** Note: Students will be enrolled into the Certificate IV in Music Business to study these units of competency

and they will provide credit towards that course.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Music arranger, music director, musician, musicologist, singer, composer, small studio manager, conference and events sound operator and sound engineer.

Interactive Digital Media Certificate IV CUF40207

Journalism Advanced Diploma 80908ACT

Media Certificate III CUF30107

Screen and Media Advanced Diploma CUF60107

Screen and Media Diploma CUF50107

Screen and Media Certificate IV CUF40107

MEDIA

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Journalist (cadet journalist - radio, print, electronic), producer’s assistant, director’s assistant, studio assistant, technical assistant, conference and events sound engineer, production assistant, digital editor’s assistant, production project team member, cable puller, assistant lighting technician, assistant audio technician.

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Want to know more? Find your course at

cit.edu.au/community

Community – Children – Disability

CIT courses in community services and children’s education and care enable new and existing workers to broaden their skills base and knowledge, and to increase job prospects.

The community services sector offers a rewarding career, and with skills shortages in the area there are many job opportunities. You could work in diverse areas such children’s

services, disability work, mental health, youth work, community work, or alcohol and other drugs.

You can also combine courses and graduate with two qualifications in almost the time it takes to complete one, giving you even more career options and job prospects.

Alcohol and Other Drugs Certificate IV CHC40412 –

Community Development Certificate IV CHC40808 –

Community Sector Management Advanced Diploma CHC60312 –

Community Services (Alcohol, Other Drugs and Mental Health) Diploma CHC50412 –

Community Services (Case Management) Diploma CHC52008 –

Community Services Coordination Diploma CHC52212 

Community Services Work Diploma CHC50612 –

Community Services Work Certificate IV CHC40708 –

Community Services Work Certificate III CHC30112 –

Youth Justice Certificate IV CHC40513 –

Youth Work Diploma CHC50413 –

Youth Work Certificate IV CHC40413 –

COMMUNITY

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Mental health worker, drug and alcohol worker, case manager, youth worker, youth justice worker, community worker, community sector manager, community centre manager or coordinator, community services adviser.

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AUSLAN Certificate II 22075VIC –

Children’s Services (Early Childhood Education and Care)* Diploma CHC50113 

Children’s Services** Certificate III CHC30113 

Education Support*** Certificate IV CHC41712 –

Education Support** Certificate III CHC30812 –

CHILDREN’S EDUCATION AND CARE

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Children’s services educator, learning support assistant, AUSLAN interpreter.

* Note: Applicants must provide evidence of their successful completion of the Certificate III in Children’s Services. ** Note: Students must complete a literacy and numeracy assessment before enrolling in this course.

*** Note: Applicants must be working in the industry to enrol in this course.

Community – Children – Disability

Aged Care Certificate IV CHC40108 

Aged Care Certificate III CHC30212 

Disability Diploma CHC50108 

Disability Certificate IV CHC40312 

Disability Certificate III CHC30408 

Home and Community Care Certificate IV CHC40212 

Home and Community Care Certificate III CHC30312 

DISABILITY AND AGED CARE

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Disability support worker or coordinator, aged care support worker, aged care team leader, aged care coordinator, home and community care worker.

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Want to know more? Find your course at

cit.edu.au/culinary

Culinary

Become accomplished in culinary skills with specialist training from CIT. We offer courses in commercial cookery, patisserie, butchery, bakery, catering, kitchen management, food safety and hygiene. Our award-winning teaching staff will give you the skills you need to have a practical and theoretical knowledge of all aspects of your chosen culinary skill, and qualify you for a career in commercial cookery, patisserie, bakery or butchery anywhere in the world. You will gain practical experience both in the workplace and in our own working kitchens at the CIT Restaurant. CIT has world-class, competition-standard training and demonstration kitchens, and the latest technology.

We also offer customised training programs for apprentices choosing to undertake all or part of their training in their workplace.

Our culinary courses are for apprentices and trainees, those who aspire to work in this exciting industry or are currently in the industry and wish to enhance their skills, upskill or retrain.

Retail Baking (Bread) Certificate III FDF30610 

Retail Baking (Cake and Pastry) Certificate III FDF30710 

Baking Retail Assistance Certificate II FDF20510 

Catering Operations Certificate III SIT31012 

Commercial Cookery Certificate III SIT30812 

Kitchen Operations Certificate II SIT20312 

Meat Processing (Retail Butcher)* Certificate III MTM30811 

Patisserie Certificate III SIT31112 

Basic Food Hygiene Statement of Attainment – –

Supervising Food Safety Statement of Attainment – –

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Chef, commercial cook, pastry chef, baker, caterer, kitchen assistant, butcher, deli assistant and boning room assistant, patissier, pastry chef, baker.

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Electrical – Plumbing

Want to know more? Find your course at

cit.edu.au/electplumb

With a qualification in electrical or plumbing from CIT, you’ll be set for life. Electrical and plumbing apprentices can pursue the best of both worlds – learn while you earn as an apprentice with access to all the latest knowledge and training techniques, and the perfect pathway to an in-demand career.

You could even eventually start your own business. Our courses in electrical and plumbing are industry-applauded and delivered by teachers with expert knowledge, helping you to further your career, upgrade your skills or get your career started.

Electrotechnology Electrician* Certificate III UEE30811 

Electronics and Communications Certificate III UEE30911 

Air-conditioning and Refrigeration Certificate III UEE32211 

Split Air Conditioning and Heat Pump Systems* Certificate II UEE20111 –

Electrical Installation Testing (Refresher)* Statement of Attainment – –

Restricted Electrical Disconnect – Reconnect Training Program* Statement of Attainment – –

ELECTROTECHNOLOGY

* Note: Contact (02) 6207 3188 for an enrolment appointment.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Trades – electrician, refrigeration, air conditioning, gas fitting, electronics, electronics engineering technician, renewable energy systems.

Plumbing* Certificate III CPC32412 

Roof Plumbing* Certificate III CPC32612 

Drainage** Certificate II CPC20712 

Backflow Prevention**** Statement of Attainment – –

Plumbing Pre-vocational Skills*** Statement of Attainment – 

Drainage (Licensing)**** Statement of Attainment – –

Gasfitting Plumbing (Licensing)**** Statement of Attainment – –

Hot Water Temperature Control Devices**** Statement of Attainment – –

Water Plumbing (Licensing)**** Statement of Attainment – –

* Note: Students entering this course must be an apprentice under the Australian Apprenticeship arrangements and must be employed in the plumbing industry and be registered with an Australian Apprenticeship Centre (AAC). Phone (02) 6207 3188 to make an appointment for enrolment.

** Note: Students must be employed in the sanitary drainage industry and assisting in drainage work.

Phone (02) 6207 3188 to make an appointment for enrolment.

*** Note: This program is designed to provide trade experience, employability skills and industry insight for students

wishing to pursue an apprenticeship in the plumbing industry. Phone (02) 6207 3188 to make an appointment for enrolment.

**** Note: Specific entry requirements apply to this course. Please visit cit.edu.au/plumbing for more information.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Trades – plumbing, roof plumbing, drainage, gas fitting, electronics, renewable energy systems.

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Engineering – Metal Fabrication

Want to know more? Find your course at

cit.edu.au/engineering

Our engineering and metal fabrication qualifications can open the door to many exciting industries and a diverse range of career opportunities. You will be training in high-class facilities in a hands-on environment.

Our engineering courses span across a range of specialist areas, including trade-based engineering qualifications as well as electronic engineering and engineering design.

Engineering Technical Diploma MEM50212 –

Engineering Certificate IV MEM40105 

Engineering Drafting Certificate IV MEM40412 –

Engineering – Mechanical Trade Certificate III MEM30205 

Engineering – Fabrication Trade Certificate III MEM30305 

Welding MIG, TIG and ARC* Certificate III in Engineering – Units _{of Competency} MEM30305 –

* Note: These courses are units of competency from the Certificate III in

Engineering. Students will be enrolled into the Certificate III at enrolment.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Engineering technical worker, engineering draftsperson, metal fabricator, metal roof installer, welder.

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Fitness – Sports – Massage

Want to know more? Find your course at

cit.edu.au/fit

There is growing employment in the fitness sector and will continue to be. Get on board now with CIT if you are considering a career in fitness or massage. We have our own fully-equipped fitness centre and massage clinic servicing the public for you to learn in and hone your skills before joining a dynamic worldwide industry.

You can even graduate with multiple qualifications at the same time. Combine your studies in fitness and massage therapy to really kick-start your career in the industry and ensure a diverse and interesting career path.

Fitness Diploma SIS50210

Fitness Certificate IV SIS40210

Fitness Certificate III SIS30310

Sports Development Diploma SIS50612

FITNESS AND SPORT

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Personal trainer, fitness specialist, sports coach, sports development officer.

Health Science Soft-Tissue Therapy Advanced Diploma 10052NAT

Remedial Massage Diploma HLT50307

Massage Therapy Practice Certificate IV HLT40312

Massage Therapy (Introduction)* Certificate IV in Massage – Units of Competency HLT40312

MASSAGE

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Remedial massage therapist, relaxation massage therapist, soft tissue therapist.

* Note: Students will be enrolled into the Certificate IV in Massage Therapy to study

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Health

Get the skills to work in one of the fastest growing industries in the world with a qualification in health from CIT.

We have our own simulated nursing training area providing a real-life practical environment for you to learn and hone your skills before joining a dynamic worldwide industry. Studying nursing, allied health or dental assisting will give you a rewarding career in the health sector. You can even mix your studies in health with fitness or sports massage, for example, to really kick-start your career in the industry and ensure a diverse and interesting career path.

Allied Health Assistance Certificate IV HLT42512 

Dental Assisting Certificate IV HLT43012 

Dental Assisting Certificate III HLT31812 

Nursing (Enrolled/Division 2 Nursing) Diploma HLT51612 –

Pathology Certificate III HLT32612 –

Population Health Certificate III HLT32212 –

Work Health Safety Certificate IV BSB41412 –

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Enrolled nurse, dental assistant, allied health assistant in physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech pathology or dietetics, pathology collection worker, workplace health and safety officer or consultant, aged care support worker, aged care team leader, aged care coordinator, home and community care worker, health project officer, healthy lifestyle worker.

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Horticulture

Conservation Land Management Certificate III AHC31410 –

Horticulture Diploma AHC50410 –

Horticulture (Parks and Gardens) Certificate III AHC31010 

Horticulture (Production Nursery) Certificate III AHC31110 

Horticulture (Sports Turf Management) Certificate III AHC31310 

Horticulture (Landscape Construction) Certificate III AHC30910 

Horticulture (Arboriculture) Certificate III AHC30810 

HORTICULTURE

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Horticulturalist, landscaper, greenkeeper, gardener, research officer.

Floristry Certificate III SFL30110 –

Floristry (Assistant) Certificate II SFL20110 

FLORISTRY

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Florist, assistant florist.

Want to know more? Find your course at

cit.edu.au/horticulture

CIT’s environment and horticultural courses are ideal for anyone with a passion for plants, flowers, or the environment.

Stay ahead of the game with a qualification that will equip you to work in environmental conservation and horticulture.

Our $15 million horticulture facility is state-of-the-art, so if you are a green thumb you will love learning and creating in a holistic manner in world-class facilities. CIT is set up to give students best industry practice and knowledge in environmental sustainability.

Our floristry students get hands-on experience at a wide range of events at some of Canberra’s biggest venues, including taking part in the biggest floral event in the country – Floriade.

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Hospitality – Tourism – Events

Want to know more? Find your course at

cit.edu.au/hospitality

Travel and Tourism Advanced Diploma SIT60112 –

Travel and Tourism Diploma SIT50112 –

Travel and Tourism Certificate IV SIT40212 –

Tourism Certificate III SIT30112 

Travel Certificate III SIT31312 

TOURISM

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Business development manager, tourism marketing manager, travel consultant and tour guide.

Events Advanced Diploma SIT60212

Events Diploma SIT50212

Events Certificate III SIT30612

EVENTS

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Event manager, conference planner, conference manager, venue manager.

International Hotel and Resort Management Advanced Diploma 81119ACT –

Hospitality Advanced Diploma SIT60312 –

Hospitality Diploma SIT50312 –

Hospitality Certificate IV SIT40312 

Hospitality Certificate III SIT30712 

HOSPITALITY AND HOTEL MANAGEMENT

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Food and beverage attendant, barista, club and gaming attendant, restaurant manager, hospitality supervisor, hotel manager, front office manager.

Hone your skills in the hospitality, events and tourism industries. After graduating from CIT with qualifications in any of these fields the world will be yours for the taking.

Our courses are hands on. Our students in event management work on live events both within the ACT and interstate, and our tourism students can learn in our own travel agency, CIT Travel. Hospitality students practice their skills in commercial restaurants, bars and cafés.

The CIT Advanced Diploma of International Hotel and Resort Management is a unique and dynamic course offering students an interstate excursion and a full-time internship at hotels and resorts around the world.

Also learn the theoretical side of the industry with subjects in public relations, marketing, business planning, financial management, marketing and event planning. And did we mention that work in any of these fields is your ticket to travel?

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IT – Games – Library

Want to know more? Find your course at

cit.edu.au/it

Visited a library lately? Shelve your old ideas – they are now on the information superhighway. CIT’s library and information management courses will prepare you to dive into this industry with confidence. CIT’s range of information technology (IT) courses keeps pace with the ever-changing needs of this industry and

will help you tap into new technology. Let CIT help you discover the power of IT. IT affects all business sectors, including entertainment, construction, education, primary industries, retail and manufacturing. Most jobs today involve some IT.

Information Technology Diploma ICA50111 

Information Technology Certificate IV ICA40111 

Information Technology Networking Diploma ICA50411 

Information Technology Networking Certificate IV ICA40411 

Information, Digital Media and Technology Certificate III ICA30111 

Information, Digital Media and Technology Certificate II ICA20111 

Programming Certificate IV ICA40511 

Software Development Diploma ICA50711 

CISCO CCNA Exploration Stage 1 Statement of Participation – –

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

ICT generalist roles, manager, analyst, consultant, internet administrator, systems administrator, network engineer, website designer, website team member, systems analyst, systems analysis team member, network security specialist, network technician.

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GAMES

Games and Virtual Worlds (Programming) Bachelor Degree –

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

3D games programmer, simulation software engineer, multimedia programmer, multimedia development team member.

Library and Information Services Diploma CUL50111 

Library, Information and Cultural Services Certificate IV CUL40111 

Information and Cultural Services Certificate III CUL30111 

LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SERVICES

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Librarian – paraprofessional, library assistant, art gallery technician or a museum, library or visitor service attendant.

IT – Games – Library

Want to know more? Find your course at

cit.edu.au/it

3D artists: Matthew Korver,

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Science – Forensics – Environment

Want to know more? Find your course at

cit.edu.au/science

Our forensics and science qualifications can open the door to many exciting industries and a diverse range of career opportunities. You will be training in high-class facilities in a hands-on environment.

We have an onsite forensic house for students to develop practical skills. The training technology in CIT’s science courses is first-class, and we have excellent industry connections and pathways for industry collaboration.

CIT is able to recognise your industry experience and formal study to fast-track your qualification, as well as providing pathways to higher education.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Biometric technician, crime scene officer, crime scene investigator, forensic field scientist, research officer, technical or field officer in laboratory or environmental science, research assistant.

Forensic Science (Crime Scene Examination) Bachelor Degree –

Biometric Technologies Certificate IV 80914ACT

Laboratory Techniques Certificate IV MSL40109

Laboratory Skills Certificate III MSL30109

Environmental Monitoring and Technology Diploma MSS50211

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Surveying – Spatial Information

Want to know more? Find your course at

cit.edu.au/surveying

Stay ahead of the game with a qualification in surveying or spatial information.

Everything happens somewhere. Spatial information and surveying is about location, and understanding, measuring and modelling. Location is fundamental to government, development, the environment and business.

There are people who work every day collecting, analysing and presenting spatial information, which may be outdoors, using sophisticated instruments to find out where features are located. They call on satellite constellations and use lasers to measure location. Others use these measurements to model and map their relationship to one another, and how location may impact on people.

A CIT course in spatial information or surveying will give you the skills you need to work in this dynamic industry. Work with the latest in technology including GPS, Electronic Distance Measuring (EDM) equipment and specialist Geographic Information Systems (GIS) computer software, and gain valuable hands-on experience with industry-based placements.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Geographic information systems officer, spatial field support officer, survey technician, surveying assistant.

Spatial Information Services Advanced Diploma CPP60112

Spatial Information Services Diploma CPP50212

Spatial Information Services Certificate IV CPP40212

Surveying Certificate IV CPP40112

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Veterinary – Animal

Want to know more? Find your course at

cit.edu.au/animal

CIT’s animal and veterinary nursing courses are ideal for anyone with a passion for animals, and can take you anywhere.

A course from CIT can give you all the practical training you need to work in animal and veterinary nursing.

You could work in a vet surgery providing quality care to a range of sick and injured animals, or you could work with companion and laboratory animals, in areas including animal handling, husbandry, breeding, nutrition, animal disease and animal surgical techniques.

The Canberra region is rich in animal life – come and join the industry.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Veterinary nurse, animal attendant and animal technicians.

Veterinary Nursing Certificate IV ACM40412

Animal Services (Companion) Certificate III ACM30410

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CIT has six campuses which are all home to world-class libraries, information technology resources and sporting and recreational facilities. Our campuses are designed to enhance a supportive learning environment, with teachers and students working and studying alongside each other.

CIT Bruce – 35 Vowels Crescent, Bruce CIT Fyshwick – 81 Mildura Street, Fyshwick CIT Gungahlin – 25 Gozzard Street, Gungahlin CIT Reid – 37 Constitution Avenue, Reid

CIT Tuggeranong – 175 Anketell Street, Tuggeranong CIT Woden – 160 Ainsworth Street, Phillip

CIT STUDENT ASSOCIATION

The CIT Student Association (CITSA) is an independent organisation on campus that represents all CIT students. CITSA has a student representative council made up of nine elected students.

CITSA offers a wide range of student support services and social activities, including a welcome week and various organised events so you can meet and socialise with other students. Your tuition fees will include the CITSA service fee, which gives

you access to all CITSA services, including CITSA bookshops, canteens and Cafe Yala. Phone (02) 6207 3600.

CIT LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

CIT understands that students lead busy and varied lives. We pride ourselves on providing a variety of study options, making it easier for students to gain a first-class education in the way that best suits them.

Many of our courses enable students to study full-time or part-time, day or night, online, or in the workplace. Courses vary in duration, and may run during the day or evening.

All CIT students can benefit from CIT’s world class eLearn environment. Communicate with teachers, or access learning and other support services through an online learning platform.

CIT LIBRARY

The CIT Libraries provide access to the latest books, journals and e-resources, and you can consult CIT Library staff for help with research, or to discuss your learning needs.

CIT’s libraries are a valuable part of studying, providing spaces for learning; access to information, computers and the internet; printing and photocopying facilities; a range of resources to support each course; and areas for group and individual work.

Each campus has a CIT Library, where these services are available. Students can also access library and information services, including expert staff, via the CIT website or on CIT’s eLearn.

The CIT Libraries have extensive opening hours, with 24 hour access at CIT Reid.

CIT ACCOMMODATION

At CIT, we seek to make the transition into study as easy as possible by offering comfortable, well-equipped accommodation close to our campuses. The residences are self-catered and provide comfortable, fully-furnished single bedroom accommodation that includes a phone line; heating; shared kitchen, bathrooms, laundry and living rooms; a television; and car parking.

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CIT STUDENT SERVICES

CIT Student Services is a one-stop shop. Our supportive and friendly staff can help you with information on pre-enrolment; administration, such as application forms for skills recognition; and support services, such as counselling and enrolment advice.

Phone (02) 6207 3188 or email [email protected].

CIT RESTAURANT

Experience the culinary creations of hospitality and hotel management staff and students at CIT’s fully licensed á la carte restaurant, located at CIT Reid.

The restaurant is open to the public for reasonably priced lunches, and can cater for groups and corporate functions Phone (02) 6207 3132.

CIT HAIRDRESSING AND BEAUTY SERVICES

CIT Hairdressing and CIT Beauty are training salons open to the general public and are staffed by supervised apprentices and students who work in the industry. The salons, located at CIT Reid, offer a range of professional beauty services or quality cut and colour treatments at very reasonable prices. Students working in the salons get hands-on experience and industry relevant skills.

Phone (02) 6207 3246.

CIT GYM AND STUDENT MASSAGE

CIT Fit & Well at CIT Bruce is a fully student-run fitness facility which provides sport and fitness students with the opportunity to gain practical industry experience. It is open to staff, students and the general public. The student massage clinic is also open to the general public and staffed by students under the supervision of qualified practitioners. CIT Fit & Well – Phone (02) 6207 4309.

CIT Massage Clinic – Phone (02) 6205 4727.

CIT CHILDCARE

Childcare centres are located at CIT Bruce, CIT Reid and close to CIT Woden. The centres cater for the children of staff and students, and provide quality care for babies through to pre-schoolers. There is also a childcare centre CIT at Reid for the children of Adult Migrant English Program students. Phone (02) 6207 3188 or email [email protected] for

more information.

CIT Services

Student Support –

Here to Help You

CIT LEARNING SUPPORT

Sometimes a bit of support can make all the difference when you are struggling with your studies.

Drop-in Support is available at the CIT Bruce, CIT Gungahlin, CIT Reid and CIT Woden Libraries, where teachers can provide help in areas including research and study skills; preparing oral presentations; understanding and responding to assignments; maths; time management and study tips; and using computers and the internet.

CIT PEER TUTORING

Peer tutoring can help you achieve success. If you are finding a subject difficult, the program can try to assign you a peer tutor to provide assistance. All peer tutors are fellow students who have advanced skills in the area you need help in, and have been recommended by the teacher as someone with the required expertise to explain the concepts involved.

Students receiving peer tutoring contribute a small amount towards the payment of their tutor and CIT and CIT’s Student Association (CITSA) pay the remainder.

To sign up for tutoring or to become a peer tutor make an appointment with the peer tutoring coordinator.

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CIT COUNSELLING AND YOUTH SUPPORT

CIT students have access to a free and confidential counselling service. Our counsellors specialise in helping you enhance your study skills, reduce your exam anxiety, set goals and deal with any personal problems that may be affecting your study. Our counsellors are either registered psychologists or social workers. Counselling sessions and client files are confidential, so no information about you, including the fact you have visited a counsellor, will be released without your permission.

While our counsellors will try to assist students in distress, this is not a crisis service and counsellors are not always immediately available. Bookings are usually required (for urgent assistance phone Lifeline on 13 11 14 or the Mental Health ACT Crisis Assessment and Treatment Team on 1800 629 354).

The CIT Student Support team includes a specialist youth advisor who provides advice, support and referrals for students under 25 years. If you are experiencing difficulties – whether they are personal or related to your studies – our youth advisor may be able to help. This service is free and confidential for students studying at CIT. Phone (02) 6207 3290.

CIT STUDENT EQUITY

At CIT we believe that discrimination is not acceptable and that everyone should be treated fairly, regardless of their sexuality, age, race, religious or political beliefs, gender, marital or parental status, if they have a disability or are pregnant. The student equity officer works across CIT on issues that may arise relating to harassment, bullying, discrimination or perceived discrimination. The student equity officer can provide you with free and confidential advice, information and assistance. This service is free and confidential for students studying at CIT.

CIT DISABILITY SUPPORT

We aim to provide an environment where students with a disability are able to study without disadvantage.

Before applying for a course at CIT, you are encouraged to make an appointment with one of our disability education advisors to discuss your goals and any possible impact on your studies. They can also advise you on course selection. Phone (02) 6207 3290.

MORE INFORMATION

For more information about any CIT support services email CIT on [email protected],

go to cit.edu.au or phone (02) 6207 3188.

CIT MIGRANT SUPPORT

CIT provides specialist support to mainstream migrant and refugee students to design pathways into CIT courses, provide support for study and exams, deal with issues or complaints about discrimination and referrals to community services and agencies. These services are free and confidential to students studying at CIT. Phone (02) 6207 3335.

CIT CAREER ADVISORS

CIT students have access to dedicated career advisors. One-on-one appointments are available for students

interested in career information, study options or pathways to employment. Career advisors can provide you with information about the variety of different courses available at CIT and help you identify your best avenue of study.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SUPPORT

International students have access to many of the services in student support. CIT provides additional support to international students through a manager of international pastoral care and pastoral care officers. For more information visit cit.edu.au/internationalsupport.

CIT YURAUNA CENTRE

CIT Yurauna Centre is CIT’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander student support centre, which provides support services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students studying at CIT. Indigenous students join an incredibly supportive, friendly, encouraging environment – many students say CIT Yurauna Centre helped them in more ways than they thought possible. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff can assist students with study and career advice, enrolment, financial support, tutorial support, literacy and numeracy assessments and time management. Phone (02) 6207 3309.

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WHAT ARE AUSTRALIAN APPRENTICESHIPS?

Apprenticeships and traineeships combine paid work and structured training, and allow you to learn a trade or workplace skills and receive a nationally-accredited qualification.

– Apprenticeships: Usually last three or four years and

cover ‘traditional’ trades such as carpentry, electrical, hairdressing and plumbing.

– Traineeships: Usually last one or two years and provide

training in vocational areas not usually covered by apprenticeships. Traineeships are available across a diverse range of emerging careers in most sectors of business and industry.

– Australian School Based Apprenticeship (ASBA):

If you are a secondary student aged 15 years or over, a CIT ASBA means you can start an apprenticeship and get paid while you train. You then finish college with both a Year 12 Certificate and a great qualification. For information on how to get started, contact CIT or your school’s career adviser.

– Pre-apprenticeship Courses:

CIT offers a range of pre-apprenticeship courses in skill shortage areas such as carpentry and plumbing trades to help you fast-track your way into an apprenticeship. You’ll also finish your certificate III apprenticeship qualification in less time.

Apprenticeships and traineeships can be undertaken either full-time, part-time or as an Australian School-Based Apprenticeship (ASBA). If you’re a CIT apprentice, trainee or ASBA you will receive high-quality training from teachers who have extensive industry experience.

Once you have completed your apprenticeship or traineeship CIT will issue you with a nationally-recognised qualification.

Apprenticeships and Traineeships

Get straight into the workforce and gain skills on the job

with an apprenticeship or traineeship.

Please visit cit.edu.au/apprentice for more information on study options.

EXAMPLE

Courses with a tick in this column may be available as an apprenticeship, traineeship or ASBA.

Automotive Mechanical Diagnosis Certificate IV AUR40212 

WHICH AREAS DOES CIT TRAIN APPRENTICES AND

TRAINEES IN?

Australian Apprenticeships (this includes traineeships/ASBAs) are available in many more industries than ever before. CIT manages off-the-job training in a wide range of areas. CIT courses that are available to study as an apprenticeship, traineeship or ASBA are indicated in the tables in this course guide.

HOW MUCH WILL MY APPRENTICESHIP COST?

Apprenticeships and traineeships are generally divided into stages, and each stage has different costs which reflect the more complex skills you learn as well as the equipment and materials you use.

You may also be required to purchase other things such as a uniform, tools or equipment to use on the job.

CIT can also give you the basic skills to get you the edge in gaining a traineeship. We offer, for example, a range of computer and business courses which give you the basic skills that employers are now looking for.

To find out more about apprenticeships and traineeships, visit

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Skills Recognition

CIT STAFF MEMBERS CAN HELP YOU APPLY FOR SKILLS RECOGNITION.

For more information visit CIT Student Services or contact us by email on

[email protected], go to cit.edu.au or phone (02) 6207 3188.

WHAT IS SKILLS RECOGNITION?

Have your existing skills and knowledge recognised through CIT’s Skills Recognition process, making your work and life experiences count toward your qualification. Skills Recognition is an efficient way of helping you to achieve your career or study goals, as you do not have to study something you have already learnt.

RECOGNISING YOUR WORK AND LIFE EXPERIENCE

As you travel through life, you gather a variety of skills and a vast amount of knowledge which can be recognised formally against a qualification. You can gather experience through:

– your career or work history – hobbies

– community work – volunteering – raising a family

– social, recreational and educational activities.

RECOGNISING YOUR PREVIOUS FORMAL STUDY

We recognise subjects or competencies you have successfully obtained through another accredited vocational educational institution.

DO I HAVE TO PAY FOR SKILLS RECOGNITION?

Fees may apply. If fees are charged they are usually charged at the same rate as the subject tuition fee.

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