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If you are an experienced education and training practitioner wanting to update and learn more about designing training, or want to become a training designer, educational developer, or e-learning resource developer, then this Phillips Institute course is for you.
The Phillips Institute TAE50216 Diploma of Training Design and Development will develop and enhance your existing education and/or training design skills and knowledge while introducing you to best practice design methodologies. The focus of this course is on designing and developing learning products and resources, addressing and supporting core skills development of learners through best-practice learning materials and methods.
This Diploma of Training Design and Development course will provide the skills and knowledge necessary to:
- apply structured design approaches, with exposure to contemporary instructional design practices and universal design principles
- research teaching methodologies and relevant theoretical knowledge to build design capabilities
- understand the learning process to facilitate change and action in learners
- address adult language, literacy and numeracy skills, support development of learners’ core skills and embed problem solving into learning materials
- match appropriate delivery methods to learning styles and required learning outcomes
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Delivery modes
This course is offered as a blended distance or online program with flexibility for busy vocational training professionals.
Extensive resources are provided online so that you can access what you need when you need it. The flexible model allows you to enrol at any time and get your study underway – no need to wait for the next intake.
Course content
This course is composed of five core units, plus five elective units. (Applicants may wish to substitute two other elective units subject to qualification packaging rules. For example – you may wish to substitute the unit TAELLN411 if you do not already hold it).
Unit of Competency | Core/ Elective |
|
Code | Title | |
TAEASS502 | Design and develop assessment tools | C |
TAEDES501 | Design and develop learning strategies | C |
TAEDES502 | Design and develop learning resources | C |
TAEDES505 | Evaluate a training program | C |
TAETAS501 | Undertake organisational training needs analysis | C |
TAEPDD501 | Maintain and enhance professional practice | E |
TAEDEL501 | Facilitate e-learning | E |
TAELLN501 | Support the development of adult language literacy and numeracy skills | E |
TAEDES503 | Design and develop e-learning resources | E |
TAESUS501 | Analyse and apply sustainability skills to learning programs | E |
Duration
While the duration for this course is 12 months, some individuals may be able to complete course requirements in a shorter time frame with demonstration of relevant skills, knowledge and experience. An extension of a further three months is possible on request where students require more time to complete assessment requirements.
Fees & Funding
Funding and Payment Plans are available. Individual fees are reduced with eligible credit transfers or recognition of prior learning.
- Skills First Funded: This program is delivered with funding from the Commonwealth and Victorian Governments to eligible individuals.
- Fee for Service: If you’re not eligible for funding, you can get started now with an initial payment followed by monthly payments with our easy direct debit payment plan. Speak to us or refer to our Fees and Funding page for further information.
Entry Requirements
While it is highly desirable that entrants hold the Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (either TAE40110 or TAE40116 recommended) it is not an essential prerequisite. They should, however, be able to demonstrate equivalent competence or be prepared to undertake further learning in order to meet course requirements.
It is strongly recommended, that applicants have current access to a training and assessment practice environment in the VET sector. It is also highly recommended that applicants have more than six months’ equivalent full time experience working in a VET, higher education, or corporate training sector role.
Applicants should be able to demonstrate high-level English language and literacy skills. Evidence of the successful completion of a Year 12 secondary school program, or higher qualification, conducted entirely in English language, is required. In addition, applicants must have sufficient ability to use appropriate computer software and reliable access to the Internet in order to complete the course requirements. At a minimum, moderate skills in use of MS Office programs and knowledge of Windows and/or Mac operating systems is recommended.
* Course delivery and elective units listed may be subject to change; some candidates may be eligible for credit transfer, recognition of prior learning and/or recognition of current competencies – please consult our RPL Policy and request information regarding consideration prior to enrolment.
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