BSB40520 Certificate IV in Leadership and Management

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Study Type

Self paced
Online

Flexible Payment Options

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Payment Plans

Location

Online via Moodle and Zoom

Duration

52 Weeks

Online Self Paced

Who will benefit from this course?

This course is designed for people already working in administration, team leader or minor management positions who provide leadership and guidance to others and have some responsibility for the output of others on their team.

This qualification reflects the role of individuals working as developing and emerging leaders and managers in a range of enterprise and industry contexts.

As well as assuming responsibility for their own performance, individuals at this level are likely to provide leadership, guidance and support to others. They may also have some responsibility for organising and monitoring the output of teams.

Possible job roles may include:

Executive Officers
Office Manager
Program coordinator

TBS acknowledges students must be suited to the training program in which they enrol and be given the best opportunity for a positive vocational outcome. TBS will collect documents and evidence to identify and confirm prior skills and knowledge and to ensure the student is suited to this program of study.

What does the course cover?

To be awarded this qualification, the student must successfully demonstrate competency in the five core
units, plus seven electives (in total twelve units). The units delivered within this program are:

Code	Unit	Core/Elective
BSBLDR411	Demonstrate leadership in the workplace	Core
BBLDR413	Lead effective workplace relationships	Core
BSBOPS402	Coordinate business operational plans	Core
BSBXCM401	Apply communication strategies in the workplace	Core
BSBXTW401	Lead and facilitate a team	Core
BSBPEF402	Develop personal work priorities	Elective A
BSBPEF502	Develop and use emotional intelligence	Elective B
BSBCRT411	Apply critical thinking to work practices	Elective A
BSBOPS403	Apply business risk management processes	Elective A
BSBTWK401	Build and maintain business relationships	Elective A
BSBCMM411	Make presentations	Elective Import
BSBSTR401	Promote innovation in team environments	Elective A

Pathways and Articulation Agreement

Pathways

BSB50420 Diploma of Leadership and Management
BSB60120 Advanced Diploma of Business

Credit Linking and Articulation Agreements

Southern Cross University AQF Vocational Qualification Credit Linkage arrangements

4 units (48 credit points) for:

Bachelor of Digital Media (3007084) CRICOS code: 102203G
Bachelor of Psychological Science (3007244) CRICOS code: 071464B
Bachelor of Business (3002100) CRICOS code: 016157C
Bachelor of Business and Enterprise (3007150) CRICOS code: 102201J

Online and Self Paced Delivery

The program is a self-paced, online study using scheduled release of units of competency via an online learning management system (LMS). Students will be provided with access to a new unit of competency every 6 weeks. Students will be expected to engage in the online learning components of the course for a total of 8 hours per week as well as conduct an additional self-paced study for 8 hours per week for the duration of the course. The student is encouraged to complete the entire program within the recommended fifty-two (52) week timeframe.

Depending on the course you study you may have access to a combination of live, online and interactive webinars, pre-recorded lectures, PowerPoint slides, multiple choice questions and café style QnA sessions to develop your understanding of units and ensure that you don’t miss out on that face to face element that you may be used to. The Business School staff are highly experienced in online learning and will ensure students continue to receive excellent student support.

The Business School uses Moodle and E2 Classroom, online learning management systems, in the delivery of full qualifications, skill sets and individual units of competency to consolidate and supplement your learning materials.

What are the entry requirements?

Students should be able to read and write English at approximately year 12 level.

Students must have access to:

A laptop or tablet (PC or Mac) with Internet (a minimum reliable speed of 5mbps is recommended)
A dedicated email address (if student is using a workplace email, they should consult with employer/workplace for appropriate approvals)
Suitable Web Browser
Latest Adobe Flash Player and Adobe Acrobat Reader (Essential for Mac Users)
Latest Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel

TBS acknowledges students must be suited to the training program in which they enrol and be given the best opportunity for a positive vocational outcome. TBS will collect documents and evidence to identify and confirm prior skills and knowledge and to ensure the student is suited to this program of study.

Prior to accepting a student’s enrolment, The Business School Pty Ltd may:

Have students complete ten (10) questions designed to assess:
- Prior skills and knowledge relevant to leadership and management
- Work/Life balance to undertake self-paced study
  - Aptitude for further training
- Access to email/internet/social media
Conduct a Language Literacy and Numeracy test (if required Only)

The student will be notified within forty-eight (48) hours of their acceptance into the training program and further documents may be requested such as position description/duty statement/letter of appointment, CV, and any other certificates or qualifications held.

Online Training and Assessment Sessions

Online Training and Assessment Sessions

The online training program is delivered using a scheduled release of units of competency via LMS. Each student has access to a new unit of competency every 6 weeks and this is managed by the trainer who is engaged with the student and is monitoring student progress.

Training and Assessment sessions may include:

Training and tuition
- DVDs, Powerpoint presentation
Practical examples
Revision
Support to complete Portfolios (case studies)
Opportunities for questions, answers and feedback
Underpinning knowledge assessment-Questions
Direct Observation/Practical assessment presentation as required

Self-Paced

Between training and assessment sessions, students will be required to complete the following in their own time:

Research and study in accordance with the student workbook to meet the requirements of the program
Study and prepare for the underpinning knowledge-Questions assessment. This will be completed in a supervised environment, without assistance
Complete and submit the Portfolio (Case study) assessment
Take part in the preparation for the practical assessment
Take part in the email communications network

Ongoing

The Business School Pty Ltd trainers and assessors will will keep in contact with students on a regular and ongoing basis. This communication will encourage students to interact with each other and will include discussion, comments and feedback on (but not be limited to) the following:

Current events related to business administration and innovation
Current events that impact on society and the responsibilities of business practitioner
New innovations relevant to team leaders
Cultural and social information relevant to the corporate sector

Deadlines

Students should consider the six (6) weeks allocated to study the assigned unit of competency as a deadline for completion of the study phase and be prepared for the assessment of the unit of competency.

Student Support

The Business School trainers and assessors, administrative and management staff are here to help you and can provide a range of student support services.

What Resources will be provided?

Students are provided with:
Course introduction
Student study guide
Student study guide to include:
- Additional research and reference sources
- Recommended reading texts
- Relevant websites
Assessment material

Can I get credit for previous life or work experience?

You may be able to apply for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), Credit Transfer or National Recognition. See the Student Handbook for further information or contact us. The procedure is the same for all qualifications we offer.

Our Campus and Resources

All students have access to and may arrange to visit and utilise the resources available at The Business School’s Campus which is located at Suites 9-11, Level 2 97 Grafton Street, Bondi Junction NSW 2022.

This facility includes:

Library
Kitchen with tea, coffee, hot and cold water, fridge and freezer, dishwasher and eating area
Break out areas with computers and wifi
Printing and photocopying
Toilet facilities including disabled access
Reception and student administration support

*The Business School’s campus is subject to Covid Safe Plans and Public Health Orders and access must be arranged prior to visiting the venue.

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Corporate Enrolments

As a high quality and passionate Registered Training Organisation (RTO), our aim is to be a leader in training and assessment. Our primary strength is our ability to develop bespoke solutions to align with our clients objectives. We have the capability to deliver nationally and dependent upon a client’s request, training may be delivered at in-house venues or for hire training venues that are fully compliant with Occupational Health and Safety/Work, Health and Safety standards and conducive to learning.

Get your skills or experience recognised with The Business School’s Recognition of Prior Learning process.

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is an assessment process that assesses an individual’s formal, non-formal and informal learning to determine the extent to which that individual has achieved the required learning outcomes, competency outcomes, or standards for entry to, and / or partial or total completion of a VET qualification.

Students who believe they have already obtained current skills and knowledge that would otherwise be covered in the qualification / unit of competency for which they intend to attain, should apply for RPL at the time of enrolment. The student’s skills and knowledge will be assessed and validated, and where appropriate, units of competency acknowledged and face-to-face training reduced.