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Discover the foundations of Australian law with an accessible, fully online qualification.
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This course is designed to provide participants with the specialist skills needed to operate in a conveyancing environment. It covers conveyancing, financial transactions, contract law and legal documents and advice. Successful completion enables students to apply to the Office of Consumer and Business Affairs for registration as a licenced conveyancer in South Australia. Attendance Requirements (subject to change) This course is primarily studied online. You can choose to attend some online or face to face classes Additional Uniforms, Equipment and Costs You may need to purchase textbooks. You will need access to a computer and the internet.
This course is for those interested in working, or already work, as a legal support officer in a law firm, commercial entity, community organisation or the public sector. It covers the Australian legal system, court process, legal research, the law and professional rules that apply to support staff, legal computing, communication, contract law and torts. Entry Recommendations This course is recommended for those working or wanting to work as a legal support officer. We recommend that you have completed Year 11 or any Certificate III or higher before starting this course. You will need access to a computer and the internet. Note: You must be an Australian Resident to apply for this course. For International Students please visit International Courses.
This course is specifically designed for candidates who are employed in a relevant area in government, or any employment related to para planning, who are looking to gain skills in para planning to support Town Planning. The course will be facilitated through blended online Blackboard Collaborate sessions supported by online resources. Subject matter experts will be providing current industry knowledge and skills through the delivery of the Planning specific units. **Full fees apply for interstate applicants (see fee information below). **No contracts of training from interstate will be accepted. Entry Recommendations You will need computer skills to be able to navigate and use online content. Attendance Requirements (subject to change) The course will be facilitated through blended online Blackboard Collaborate sessions supported by online resources.
Develop the skills to support individuals with disability, living in the community and/or supported accommodation. Learn about independence and wellbeing, communication, working with diverse people, legal and ethical requirements, healthy body systems and safe work practices. Entry Recommendations We recommend that those with limited knowledge in this area complete the Certificate II Pathway to Health Studies. Attendance Requirements (subject to change) Face to face and virtual classroom classes. Full time is 4 to 5 days a week. Part time is 3 to 4 days a week.
So, whether you are wanting to try something new or looking to boost your skills and job prospects, be sure to check out our Government and Legal courses currently on offer. We also offer an online short non-accredited course called Perform the Basic Functions of a Justice of the Peace. The content of this course is useful for a person who is considering applying to become a Justice of the Peace or a person who is already a Justice of the Peace and wants to refresh their knowledge and skills. Enter your details to receive our Government, Property and Legal guide and learn more about TAFE SA.
Discover the foundations of Australian law with an accessible, fully online qualification.