Training Course:National Trainer & Assessor (Cert IV TAA)School/Trainer:Australian College
Sydney, NSW, Australia
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Course Description:
'' The ACQ training and assessment program fits into your workplace and allows you to gain the skills you need with the full support of qualified trainers and assessors.
There is a range of opportunities for good trainers and assessors with the right qualifications-and the career options are unlimited. The Australian vocational education and training sector is expanding. The need for skills education is continually increasing and with it the demand for qualified trainers and assessors across all industries is constantly growing.
Adult training-whether it is in the vocational arena or the non-vocational arena is exciting, rewarding and challenging, and it gives you a real sense of purpose in life. Being a trainer and assessor gives you the opportunity to express yourself and pass on your years of acquired expertise to others. And the beauty of vocational training and assessment is that you get to teach what you’re good at.
Training and assessment also gives you the unique opportunity to work in a variety of frameworks. You can:
teach small or large groups within a classroom environment
teach small or large groups within a workplace
provide one-to-one learning and assessment within the workplace
choose to work for one training organisation or multiple training organisations
choose to specialise in a specific skills area or diversify
branch into training content delivery and assessment tool design
progress to accreditation support
advance into training management or learning development
side-step into and one of the many supporting vocational fields
With the many opportunities available in education today it is no wonder that so many people set out to become teachers, professors, lecturers, coaches, mentors, instructors, facilitators, educators, tutors, trainers and/or assessors. There really is quite a lot of choice and quite a selection of pathways for you to choose from.
Career opportunities include: Trainer and Assessor, Skills Instructor, VET Adviser, Traineeship/Apprenticeship Assessor, Instructional Designer, Compliance Officer, Training and Development Officer, Learning and Development Coordinator, Training Manager.
Industries include: vocational education and training, government, community, corporate, all industry and small business, and some non-vocational areas.
Trainers and assessors may plan, design, deliver and review training programs, and/or plan, design, deliver and review assessment for people in vocational or non-vocational areas. A trainer and assessor may:
design and coordinate a staff training program based on industry, organisational and employee needs
use questionnaires and surveys in consultation with managers and staff to analyse training needs as they relate to the goals of the organisation and work area
research and develop training resources: this may involve preparing notes and visual displays from researched information or their own knowledge
investigate training and assessment resources and evaluate against curriculum and/or training packages
conduct training courses, which may involve demonstrating equipment, operating video recorders, cameras and notebook computers, and leading group discussions or role- playing activities
evaluate the effectiveness of training programs, using surveys, questionnaires, interviews and observation, in order to plan future courses or to amend existing ones
participate in or assist with recognition and accreditation processes
assist with administration of commonwealth, state and local training programs, and maintain participant records
obtain information on work-related external courses, prepare reports on their suitability, and make recommendations on staff attendance at training courses
compile training manuals
provide career development sessions for existing staff and conduct induction sessions for new employees
undertake staff training needs analysis to determine the need for training and/or assessment
participate in validation sessions with other trainers and assessors to review and modify training and assessment processes
evaluate the effectiveness of programs and collect and maintain documentation and records.
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Please go to the school's official website for training price and schedule:
http://www.acq.edu.au/
Phone:1800 790 490
School Address:
Building Level 1, 410 Oxford Street
Bondi Junction NSW 2022
Jobs & Resumes: Sydney
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