Certificate IV in Frontline Management BSB40807
Facilitator/Trainer: Kate Mountain - Competency Training Institute of Australia
Intended for Heads of Program, Supervisors, Managers, Team leaders and Technical Coordinators. This course is also offered to non supervisors.
Formerly 'Certificate IV in Business (Frontline Management)'
Description
The Certificate IV in Frontline Management is a nationally recognised qualification. The program introduces managers, supervisors and team leaders to the principles, values, models and skills of supervising and managing others. Two courses are offered, one for non supervisors and one for supervisors.
There are 10 Units of Competency (PDF, 147Kb) in the Certificate IV program involving workplace-based activities and assessment to be completed over 12 months:
- show leadership in the workplace
- implement operational plan
- implement continuous improvement
- develop teams and individuals
- promote team effectiveness
- establish networks
- make a presentation
- establish effective workplace relationships
- monitor a safe workplace
- develop work priorities.
There is a cost of $2000 to attend this course which is charged to your School or Unit. This cost may be reimbursed to the work unit if the applicant qualifies under the Government Incentive Scheme. Our Frequently Asked Questions information can assist with any queries you may have. For further information contact Bev McSpadyen on ext 7421 or b.mcspadyen@uws.edu.au
This course is part of the Career Development program.
More Information
About the FacilitatorKate Mountain - M Ed. Dip. Business
Competency Training Institute of Australia (Registered Training Organisation ID No 90115)
Kate has over 20 years experience in adult education in the TAFE and University sectors. Kate is considered to be a leader in the field of standards development and assessment and has been extensively involved in designing and delivering competency based training, developing and implementing assessment strategies with organisations, and training industry, business and government employees to become accredited trainers and assessors. She is highly regarded as a communicator and presenter of adult learning.
