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Certificate IV in Statutory Investigation and Enforcement

Certificate IV in Statutory Investigation and Enforcement

Accredited course
National Code:
2584
State Code:
5131
TGA Status:
Draft
DTWD Status:
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
20/04/1995
Field of Education
091199 - Justice And Law Enforcement, N.e.c.
AQF Level
Certificate IV in
Nominal Hours
264
Duration
Unspecified
Stream of Study
Trade Technician/Supervisory or Equivelant (3300)
Accredited Date
Expiry Date
31/12/1999
VET Act Classifier
C
VET Act Conditions
Description

The course is designed for people who are working in statutory/investigating
position, primarily within the public sector.

Upon completion of the course participants will be able to apply a range of
practical skills to different situations they encounter in the workplace.
Participants will contribute to developing strategies useful for solving
problems and dealing with difficult situations experienced by investigatory and
enforcement officers in the workplace.

This Certificate will provide articulation into the Western Australian
Department of Training Diploma of Management. The specialist units will be
credited as Electives and the National Communication modules will be direct
credit transfers for some of the core modules of the Diploma.

Schedule
1. CORE

Assessment

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
16212 Workplace Competency Assessment 24 Module
2. CORE

Specialist

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
16207 Apprehension Skills 16 Module
16206 Complaints 8 Module
16205 Evidence 24 Module
16200 Introduction to Law 24 Module
16204 Investigation Techniques 8 Module
16203 Investigative Interviews 16 Module
16202 Principles of Criminal Law 8 Module
3. CORE

Communication

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
65012 NCS005 Dealing With Conflict 17 Module
65007 NCS009 Negotiation Skills 17 Module
65006 NCS007 Presenting Information 16 Module
65015 NCS014 Speaking in Public 17 Module
65004 NCS004 Work Team Communication 34 Module
65010 NCS002 Writing Skills for Work 17 Module
65013 NCS006 Writing Workplace Documents 17 Module
4. ELECTIVES
State Code National Code Title Hours Type
16208 Arrest Procedures 8 Module
16209 Conducting Prosecutions 24 Module
16211 Investigative Audits 24 Module
15011 NGMS107 Managing and Developing Teams 34 Module
15005 NGMS101 Managing Information 17 Module
65008 NCS015 Presenting Reports 17 Module
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VET Info Notes
Sequencing:

The modules can be taken in any order, although it is recommended that the
specialist modules be undertaken in the order listed.

It is also recommended that the Communication Modules, Dealing with Conflict
and Negotiation Skills, be undertaken before the specialist module -
Investigative Interviews.

Alternative structure: (eg strand/stream)

The elective modules have been made available as either specialist or
enrichment modules for those investigative and enforcement officers who require
them in the course of their work, or who wish to broaden their skills and
knowledge.
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