39292QLD Certificate IV in Justice Studies

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39292QLD Certificate IV in Justice Studies
39292QLD Certificate IV in Justice Studies
Classroom based - Full time, Classroom based - Part time, Online or electronic Bundaberg, Hervey Bay,
Maroochydore, Maryborough
Course summary
Maroochydore : Classroom based - Full time : Starts on 2-02-2015
Maryborough : Classroom based - Full time, Classroom based - Part time, Online or
electronic : Starts on 7-10-2014
Hervey Bay : Classroom based - Full time, Classroom based - Part time, Online or
electronic : Starts on 7-10-2014
Bundaberg : Classroom based - Full time, Classroom based - Part time, Online or
electronic : Starts on 7-10-2014
Full fee: $2,428.00 - $2,430.00
Outcome: Certificate IV
“Enrol Now”
By telephone: Payment accepted via credit card on 1300 656 188
In person: Payment over the counter via credit card and EFTPOS at the following locations – Bundaberg, Gympie,
Hervey Bay, Maryborough, Mooloolaba, Nambour
Online: Please follow instructions from the Web Enrolment Form in the Relevant Documents Section (only
available for Mooloolaba location enrolments)
Before enrolling please refer to our Refund Policy.
Course details
Do you have a genuine interest in law and its applications? Are you interested in pursuing a career in law
enforcement? If yes then the Certificate IV in Justice Studies is the course for you. The program will prepare you
for a career in law enforcement or for further study. After completing the Certificate IV in Justice Studies you have
the option to continue for another semester and complete your Diploma of Justice Studies. Upon completing your
diploma a number of universities will recognise your diploma and offer credit towards the Bachelor of Justice and
other legal studies undergraduate programs.
To achieve this qualification you will need to complete:
Core Competencies: 6
Elective Competencies: 4
Career prospects:
Queensland Police Service, other justice-related occupations, corrective services in custodial and support roles,
Department of Justice and Attorney General (including courts), legal offices, customs service, parks and wildlife,
the Department of Transport, youth justice roles, community legal centres, other State and Federal Government
Departments in compliance and workplace health and safety roles, and support or administration roles in the
security industry, private investigations or the Crime and Misconduct Commission. Justice related occupations,
Court support, Corrective services and Security industry.
Hours of study:
ONLINE - ongoing enrolments
Orientation: Completed online prior to commencing classes
Duration: 10 weeks per unit
FACE TO FACE - MARYBOROUGH/ BUNDABERG/ HERVEY BAY - ongoing enrolments
Timetable:
Business Competencies Only - Please refer to the Business Studies Timetable for your Campus, available from
Customer Service
Justice Competencies Only - Thursdays 8.30am to 11.30am in Room A2.08 at Maryborough Nagel Street Campus
Duration: Full time 1 year, Part time 2 years. 10 weeks per unit
Location:
Business Competencies - can be completed at either of these locations; Maryborough, Bundaberg or Hervery Bay
Justice Competencies - can only be completed at the Maryborough location (students may choose to enrol into
these units and complete online)
Urraween Road, Hervey Bay
65 Nagel Street, Maryborough
118 Walker Street, Bundaberg
FACE TO FACE - MAROOCHYDORE - next intake Semester 1, 2015
Intakes: February and July
Delivery: Face to face
Orientation: Monday 2 February 2015. 9:00am - 11:00am. Room D2.09. Class will continue until 1:00pm
Timetable: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. 9:00am - 1:00pm
Duration: 6 months
Location: 170 Horton Parade, Maroochydore
Resources required:
Student Services Fee $43.50
See Booklist attached (Maroochydore location)
Stationery: Pens, notebook, dictionary and a USB.
Software/Hardware: Access to a PC, internet access and unique email address is required prior to enrolling (only
for online course)
Relevant documents:
Certificate IV in Justice - ORDER OF STUDY - Maryborough, Hervey Bay & Bundaberg [PDF 67kB]
Certificate IV in Justice Studies - 2015 - Maroochydore - BOOKLIST [PDF 46kB]
Certificate IV in Justice Studies - Maroochydore - Feb 2015 intake - WEB ENROLMENT FORM [PDF 90kB]
Entry requirements
You must have successfully completed year 12 (or equivalent) or have relevant experience and/or qualifications
that indicates likely success in completing the course.
The course is predominately theory based and strong literacy skills are essential. Successful completion of senior
OP English is desirable.
Please note: Before making a decision to study your chosen course at TAFE Queensland East Coast, carefully
read the information on the website including the Refund Policy. You should also consider your ability to commit to
study, including what extra support you might need to be successful; whether you can seek recognition of prior
learning or credit transfer, to shorten your training time. For more details please review the TAFE Queensland
student rules; email us at eastcoast.information@tafe.qld.edu.au or talk to a Student Services Officer on 1300 656
188.
Information is correct at time of creation but may change without notice. Program commencement may be
contingent on minimum enrolment numbers being achieved.
TAFE Queensland East Coast regularly updates programs to ensure the latest training package is offered. In doing
so, some programs may be in the process of registration. Registration will be sought for the new National Training
Package qualifications when they become available, at which time students will be transitioned to the new program
as soon as it is feasible.
Units
BSBRES401A Analyse and present research information (Core)
QLD594JUS03A Analyse social justice issues (Core)
QLD594JUS01A Communicate with clients on justice related issues (Core)
PSPREG411A Gather information through interviews (Core)
BSBLEG413A Identify and apply the legal framework (Core)
QLD594JUS02A Prepare documentation for court proceedings (Core)
QLD595JUS01A Apply criminal law (Elective)
BSBLEG416A Apply the principles of the law of torts (Elective)
BSBWHS404A Contribute to WHS hazard identification, risk assessment and risk control (Maroochydore only,
Elective)
BSBWOR404A Develop work priorities (Elective)
PSPREG406C Make arrests (Maroochydore Only, Elective)
PSPREG406A Make arrests (Maroochydore only, Elective)
BSBWHS504A Manage WHS hazards and risks (Maroochydore only, Elective)
PSPREG409B Prepare a brief of evidence (Elective)
There may be one or more elective competencies, these may differ between TAFE regions. Please contact the
region for more information.
Last updated on 8 October 2014