Charles Darwin University (CDU TAFE)
3 months
This Certificate I in Workplace Skills is an introductory qualification for individuals preparing to enter the workforce, providing essential business knowledge and practical skills. Delivered over 3 months through block delivery, it prepares students for entry-level administrative positions or further vocational studies.
There are no specific entry requirements for this qualification. However, a Language, Literacy, Numeracy and Digital Literacy (LLND) evaluation is conducted to identify areas where students may need additional support. All learning resources relevant to the units are provided by CDU. Students should be prepared for block delivery format with 30 hours of delivery per week.
The course comprises six units of competency totaling 85 nominal hours. Core units include: Use Business Resources (15 hours) covering fundamental business operations and resource management, and Plan and Prepare for Work Readiness (20 hours) focusing on workplace preparation and professional development. Elective units include: Operate Digital Devices (20 hours), Use Digital Technology for Routine and Simple Workplace Tasks (10 hours), Use Routine Strategies for Work Related Learning (10 hours), and Use Oral Communication Skills to Participate in Workplace Teams (10 hours). Students develop practical skills in business operations, digital literacy, workplace communication, and professional readiness.
CDU is the Northern Territory's largest training provider, offering industry-ready skills and experience through expert lecturers and industry professionals. The institution provides access to first-class facilities, recognition of prior learning to accelerate qualification completion, and flexible study options. CDU's people-first approach creates a supportive learning environment that balances study with work and family commitments, with pathways into higher education available for most courses.
While there are no specific job roles directly associated with this qualification, it prepares candidates for entry into further vocational studies or entry-level administrative positions. Graduates can progress to Certificate II in Workplace Skills or other business-related qualifications. The foundational skills in business operations, digital technology, and workplace communication provide a pathway into general clerical roles and administrative support positions across various industries.
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