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The CIV in RTO Compliance is a Nationally accredited course that has been specifically developed to help RTO Compliance Officers and Compliance Administrative Officers navigate their way through the complexities of RTO Compliance.
This course is perfect for RTO Compliance Officers, Compliance Administrative Officers and Compliance Practitioners working in an RTO Compliance support role.
Why is RTO Compliance so important?
With the VET sector being as highly regulated as it is, your RTO’s compliance with the NVR Act, the Standards for RTOs and the various other laws and regulations is critical. ASQA’s focus on Provider Self-Assurance means that your RTO must be able to demonstrate practices, systems and processes to critically examine its performance and student outcomes on an ongoing basis.
As a VET Compliance Practitioner, there are several skills, abilities and knowledge areas that are essential for you to be 100% effective in your RTO Compliance role, including:
a thorough, in-depth understanding of the correct interpretation of the Standards for RTOs
a thorough, in-depth understanding of to effectively implement the Standards for RTOs in your RTO’s compliance system
the skills and knowledge to rectify non-compliances that have been identified during internal compliance reviews
The CIV in RTO Compliance includes the following components:
Establish a Culture of Compliance
Promote a Culture of Compliance
Monitor the RTO Compliance Operations
Participate in Compliance in a RTO
NOTE: as this is an accredited course the BSB units are not affected by the transition of the BSB Training Package. The course is due for reaccreditation on or before March 2022 and once reaccredited, course participants will be awarded credit transfers for all completed BSB units to the new unit codes.
This course is delivered as follows:
Resources
AICP will provide you with all the learning resources needed. Our resources are custom developed and completely contextualised to the VET sector which means that you will be able to implement what you learn, as you learn.
Although learners typically complete this course within 8 months, your course enrolment can be extended by an additional 3 months, subject to AICP’s policies and procedures .
Assessments are all work-place relevant and full or partial RPL and/or Credit Transfer is available.
Entrants to the Cert IV in RTO Compliance must meet all the following criteria:
As part of their enrolment, entrants to the program must provide a signed Statutory Declaration confirming that they meet these entry requirements.
$2,960 for self-funded learners with easy payment options available.
Please contact AICP if your RTO wants to enrol more than 3 staff in this course.
Given that may of the Clauses within the Standards for RTOs interact with one another, and without a comprehensive understanding of each clause and the relationship between the various clauses, your effectiveness as a compliance practitioner is limited and you cannot be fully effective unless you have a complete and comprehensive understanding of the interpretation and application of the clauses within the Standards for RTOs.
In Module 1 of the RTO Standards Unpacked! we unpack the Standards to a practical level where the meanings and interpretations of each Standard/Clause are explained for everyday use.
At the end of this component, you will have the skills and knowledge to:
implement the Standards for RTOs in your RTO’s day-to-day operations
All AICP learners can upgrade to the Compliance Plus Program for an additional $550 (this is a saving of $345 off the cost of Module 1 of the RTO Standards Unpacked! course).
AICP is all about VET Compliance and Professional Development. Our vision is an Australian VET sector beyond reproach and devoid of unethical and non-compliant practices. We also recognise that this can only be achieved through ongoing training, education, learning and collaboration.
Our mission is to empower VET Compliance Practitioners with the required knowledge, skills and expertise to excel at their jobs, without any fear or apprehension of the outcome of a regulatory audit.