PSP30122
Academic Pavilion in NSW offers Certificate III in Government (PSP30122), a nationally recognised AQF Level 3 qualification. Government subsidised places may be available.
Academic Pavilion
Tier 2Private RTO · NSW
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This course is subsidised under the NSW Government's Smart and Skilled program, which reduces the fee you pay based on your circumstances (e.g. existing qualifications, concession status). The subsidised fee shown is indicative — your actual fee depends on eligibility criteria set by the NSW Skills List. Confirm your subsidised fee with the provider.
Academic Pavilion offers Certificate III in Government in NSW.
The price on this page is what Academic Pavilion has published for Certificate III in Government. 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.
Academic Pavilion has not listed entry rules for Certificate III in Government. Ask them about past study, English, and any interview before you apply.
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The study plan includes Uphold the values and principles of public service, Use workplace communication strategies, Work effectively with diversity and inclusion, Comply with legislation in the public sector, Develop self-awareness, and Contribute to the health and safety of self and others. Open a unit to see what it covers.
Occupation this qualification leads to
4 core units · 45 electives available
Each unit is nationally recognised. Open a unit to see what it covers and which other qualifications include it.
Develop self-awareness
ELECTIVEContribute to the health and safety of self and others
ELECTIVEAssist with maintaining workplace safety
ELECTIVEMaintain security
ELECTIVEContain incidents that jeopardise safety and security
ELECTIVEConduct searches
ELECTIVEMaintain security during escort
ELECTIVEConduct patrols
ELECTIVEExamine and test firearms
ELECTIVERecord court proceedings
ELECTIVEPerform duties to support a hearing
ELECTIVEManage witnesses
ELECTIVECompile and use official notes
ELECTIVEAddress client needs
ELECTIVEImplement change
ELECTIVEContribute to conflict management
ELECTIVEAccess and use resources and financial systems
ELECTIVEWork with a coach or mentor
ELECTIVEGive and receive workplace feedback
ELECTIVEIdentify and treat risks
ELECTIVEOrganise workplace information
ELECTIVECompose workplace documents
ELECTIVEWork effectively in the organisation
ELECTIVEContribute to workgroup activities
ELECTIVEBuild and maintain internal networks
ELECTIVEInvestigate tenure and land use history
ELECTIVECompile and check survey plans
ELECTIVECarry out basic procurement
ELECTIVEUndertake routine inspections and monitoring
ELECTIVEApply regulatory powers
ELECTIVEProduce formal record of interview
ELECTIVEConduct search and seizure
ELECTIVEGather information through interviews
ELECTIVEReceive and validate data
ELECTIVESecure government assets
ELECTIVERespond to government security incidents
ELECTIVEConduct security awareness sessions
ELECTIVEUndertake government security risk analysis
ELECTIVEImplement security risk treatments
ELECTIVEConduct personnel security assessments
ELECTIVEHandle sensitive information
ELECTIVEIdentify, prevent and report potential facility emergency situations
ELECTIVERespond to facility emergencies
ELECTIVEConfine small emergencies in a facility
ELECTIVEOperate communications systems and equipment
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