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Certificate IV in Cookery (Asian)
Certificate IV in Cookery (Asian)
Accredited course
National Code:
3224
3224
State Code:
5519
5519
TGA Status:
Draft
Draft
DTWD Status:
Approved
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
Field of Education
110109 - Cookery
AQF Level
Certificate IV in
Nominal Hours
350
Duration
Unspecified
Stream of Study
Trade Technician/Supervisory or Equivelant (3300)
Accredited Date
14/12/1995
Expiry Date
31/12/1999
VET Act Classifier
C
VET Act Conditions
Description
To assist the learner to develop, in an off-the-job environment, the skills and
knowledge required for a supervisory practitioner in Asian cookery to ASF Level
4.
Schedule
1. CORE
| State Code | National Code | Title | Hours | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 68093 | S2 | Administration - General | 27 | Module |
| 68102 | S2CC1 | Administration - Kitchen Management | 27 | Module |
| 68103 | S2CC2 | Administration - Kitchen Quality Control | 27 | Module |
| 68097 | S3 | Staffing | 36 | Module |
| 68098 | S4 | Training | 30 | Module |
2. ELECTIVES
GROUP 1 Learners are to select a minimum of eight of the following advanced modules totalling at least 203 hours.
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VET Info Notes
1 This course is a national course developed by Tourism Training
Australia (TTA) and the Australian Committee on Training Curriculum (ACTRAC).
2 It is expected that learners will undertake a period of workplace
experience to be able to successfully perform in the workplace to the required
industry standard. The period of workplace experience will depend on the
learner’s training and the level of work experience/simulation offered by the
training provider.
3 The issue of the final award on completion of the training modules may
require documentary proof of satisfactory workplace experience.
Australia (TTA) and the Australian Committee on Training Curriculum (ACTRAC).
2 It is expected that learners will undertake a period of workplace
experience to be able to successfully perform in the workplace to the required
industry standard. The period of workplace experience will depend on the
learner’s training and the level of work experience/simulation offered by the
training provider.
3 The issue of the final award on completion of the training modules may
require documentary proof of satisfactory workplace experience.