CSC30122
TasTAFE in TAS offers Certificate III in Correctional Practice (CSC30122), a nationally recognised AQF Level 3 qualification. Government subsidised places may be available.
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TasTAFE offers Certificate III in Correctional Practice in TAS.
The price on this page is what TasTAFE has published for Certificate III in Correctional Practice. It may be a local fee, an overseas fee, or a funded amount. Books, exams, and a funded place can cost more, so ask what you would pay.
TasTAFE has not listed entry rules for Certificate III in Correctional Practice. Ask them about past study, English, and any interview before you apply.
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The study plan includes Communicate effectively, Contribute to achieving the goals of the organisation, Prepare and write reports, Maintain security, Use safe work practices, and Participate in sustainable work practices. Open a unit to see what it covers.
Occupation this qualification leads to
5 core units · 48 electives available
Each unit is nationally recognised. Open a unit to see what it covers and which other qualifications include it.
Participate in sustainable work practices
ELECTIVEPlan and conduct group activities
ELECTIVEWork effectively in trauma informed care
ELECTIVERespond to needs of youth justice clients
ELECTIVEEngage respectfully with young people
ELECTIVEWork effectively with young people and their families
ELECTIVEDemonstrate first attack firefighting equipment
ELECTIVEStore, protect and dispose of security information
ELECTIVEEstablish and maintain relationships with community agencies and offenders
ELECTIVEPromote cooperative behaviour
ELECTIVEProtect the safety and welfare of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander offenders
ELECTIVEProtect the safety and welfare of young people who have offended
ELECTIVERespond to offenders influenced by drugs or alcohol
ELECTIVESupport offender rehabilitation and reintegration in the community
ELECTIVEProtect the safety and welfare of vulnerable offenders
ELECTIVEMaintain the health, safety and welfare of offenders
ELECTIVEMaintain the safety and welfare of offenders in short-term incarceration
ELECTIVEProcess offender induction
ELECTIVEProvide responsible care to offenders with a mental health condition
ELECTIVESupervise female offenders
ELECTIVESupervise offenders
ELECTIVESupervise offenders outside of a correctional facility
ELECTIVESupport offender to maintain positive relationships
ELECTIVEWork effectively with culturally diverse offenders and colleagues
ELECTIVEConduct interviews
ELECTIVEPrepare offender reports for justice agencies
ELECTIVEConduct searches
ELECTIVESupport a response to medical emergencies
ELECTIVEManage conflict through negotiation
ELECTIVEContain incidents that jeopardise safety and security
ELECTIVEControl incidents using defensive tactics
ELECTIVEMaintain operational security
ELECTIVEOperate central monitoring station
ELECTIVESupervise attendance at court
ELECTIVEMaintain security during escort
ELECTIVEProvide cardiopulmonary resuscitation
ELECTIVEProvide basic emergency life support
ELECTIVEProvide First Aid
ELECTIVEProvide First Aid in remote or isolated site
ELECTIVEProvide advanced resuscitation and oxygen therapy
ELECTIVEManage first aid services and resources
ELECTIVECollect specimens for drugs of abuse testing
ELECTIVEOperate breathing apparatus
ELECTIVEWork effectively with diversity and inclusion
ELECTIVEWork effectively in the organisation
ELECTIVEProvide work skill instruction
ELECTIVEOperate commercial vehicle
ELECTIVEApply fatigue management strategies
ELECTIVE