Qualifications

Funding

The Federal Government and State Governments provide funding sources that are available to employers to assist in training their staff.

The main sources of funding available are as follows:

  • Federal Government Employer Incentives*
    The Federal Government may provide funding of up to $4000 per employee who undertake qualifications which are listed as available through an Australian Apprenticeship pathway program. This funding is managed by an Australian Apprenticeship Centre.
  • State Government User Choice Funding*
    Hopwood Integrated Training holds contracts with both the Queensland and New South Wales Governments to deliver training for employers with eligible staff. User Choice will fund the majority of the costs^ associated with the training. Please note that both Federal and User Choice funding may be attracted by each individual staff member undertaking training providing a cost positive training budget for the organisation. (^tuition fee's apply)
  • Productivity Places Program (PPP)*
    There are a range of funding programs through the PPP that are constantly changing. If you would like more information on the Productivity Places Program, please contact the team at Hopwood Integrated Training on (07) 3208 0753 or training@hopwoodgroup.com.au.

    * Eligibility Criteria Apply

Hopwood Integrated Training can advise what funding may be available to your company and assist you in claiming this funding.

 

Training Delivery

Hopwood Integrated Training specialises in the delivery of Flexible Based Training delivery. We understand that the core business of our clients is not 'training' so we tailor our training delivery to suit the needs of your organisation and the role around the participants. With this in mind, the majority of training will be delivered in the clients workplace at a time that is suitable for organisational commitments.

The training delivery consists of both theoretical and practical elements that relates specifically to the industry. Theory training may utilise a classroom environment and/or our trainer accompanying the trainee in their day-to-day working environment to undertake practical training and assesment.

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n order for our clients to get the most effective training outcomes, we select and match our staff to our clients need. This ensures that everyone gets the best possible training outcomes delivered in a highly professional manner. All trainers/assessors of Hopwood Integrated Training are required at a minimum to hold a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment as well as relevant qualifications pertaining to the particular specialisation they train within.

Our trainers are highly experienced in their respective fields, and have worked within these industries so we can understand your needs as an employer and better relate to your staff.

Road Transport - Bus & Coach

Certificate III in Transport and Logistics (Road Transport)

Please note that this training package is currently PHASING OUT and we will be unable to enrol students into this qualification as at 30.08.2010.

** Refer to information on the Certificate III in Driving Operations.

Hopwood Integrated Training has been training within the Passenger Transport Industry for many years now and are very confident that we can supply a quality training solution to urban and long distance bus and coach operators.

This qualification can be utilised as an entry level qualification for new comers to the Passenger Transport Industry or to recognise and upgrade the skills of individuals who have been working within the industry for a number of years.

In what areas will the trainee develop skills and knowledge whilst undertaking Certificate III in Transport and Logistics (Road Transport)?

Fatigue Management
Occupational Health & Safety
Customer Service
Vehicle Operation
Workplace Communication

Response to a Security Threat
Managing Disruptive Behaviour
Transporting Passengers with a Disability
Coordination of Breakdowns and Emergencies 


Course Structure
This course requires 21 units of competency to be completed.

Course Units
The following is an example of a number of units that can be selected. A full listing of possible units is available on request.

Participate in basic workplace communication
Follow occupational health and safety procedures
Work effectively with others
Apply customer service skills
Follow security procedures
Complete workplace orientation/induction procedures
Care for the environment
Interpret road maps and navigate pre-determined routes
Apply fatigue management strategies
Process workplace documentation
Apply accident-emergency procedures

Drive medium rigid vehicle
Carry out vehicle inspection
Conduct financial transactions
Manage disruptive and/or unlawful behaviour
Undertake emergency response action to a security threat
Provide on-board services to customers
Plan and navigate routes
Coordinate breakdowns and emergencies
Transport passengers with disabilities
Drive coach/bus

Both Federal Government Employer Incentives and User Choice Funding is available for enrolments into this qualification until 30.08.2010 - * eligibility criteria apply


Certificate IV in Transport and Logistics (Road Transport)

This qualification is ideal for individuals such as Depot Managers and Operations Managers within the Transport and Logistics Industry or to recognise and upgrade the skills of individuals who have been working within these roles for a number of years.

 In what areas will the trainee develop skills and knowledge whilst undertaking Certificate IV in Transport and Logistics (Warehousing and Storage)?

Management of teams and rosters
Contractor management
Manage fatigue management policies
Facilitating change

Conflict/grievance resolution
Resource management
Depot Control


Course Structure
This course requires 7 units of competency to be completed if the trainee has previously completed the Certificate III in Transport and Logistics (Warehousing and Storage).

Course Units
The following is an example of a number of units that can be selected. A full listing of possible units is available on request.

Coordinate quality customer service
Organise transport workload
Facilitate work teams
Monitor transport activities at interchanges
Apply conflict/grievance resolution strategies
Coordinate fleet control logistics
Manage personal work priorities and professional development
Develop plans to meet customer and organisation needs
Facilitate and capitalise on change in the workplace
Implement and monitor environmental protection policies and procedures

Implement and coordinate accident-emergency procedures
Develop and maintain a safe workplace
Manage fatigue management policy and procedures
Implement equal employment equity strategies
Promote effective workplace practice
Develop rosters
Apply and amend rosters
Source goods/services and evaluate contractors

Federal Government Employer Incentives are currently unavailable for this qualification however please contact Hopwood Integrated Training as there may be other funding sources for consideration.

Driving Operations - NEW Package

Certificate III in Driving Operations

The qualification in Certificate III in Driving Operations is a nationally recognised vocational qualification. It is designed for driving operation roles within the transport and logisitics industry across a broad range of job roles.

Successful completion of the qualfication will require demonstrated competence directly relating to skill sets for the participant against their role or position in their designated organisation.

The qualification covers specialisation training for participants in the following vocational roles:

. Heavy general freight

. Bus Driver/Operator

. Refridgerated

. Pilot Vehicle

. Agitator

. Dry Liquid

. Car Carrier

. Livestock

. Wood products

. Dangerous Goods

. Cash in transit

. Over dimensional

The qualification covers a broad range of units in areas such as:

Applying fatigue management strategies

Load Restraint

Occupational Health & Safety

Managing work priorities

Interpreting road maps and navigation of pre-determined routes

Drive vehicle (specialisation)

Undertake workplace documentation

Carry out vehicle inspections

Undertake continuous improvements process

Work in a socially diverse environment

Course Structure/Training requirements

To successfuly achieve the required outcomes of the Certificate III in Driving Operations, participants must complete between 18-20 units of competency.

Course Units
A full description of the range of units are available on request - please contact Hopwood Integrated Training directly for further specialised information.

Delivery of qualification

The Certificate III in Driving Operations may be delivered through a combination of structured training modalities. These include:

. Face-to-face training with a highly experienced Hopwood Integrated Trainer

. On-the-job training and assessment whilst conducting duties

. Classroom (where applicable)

Qualification Content Information

The certificate III in Driving Operations completion requirements will be as follows:

(a) 6 core units

PLUS

(b) at least one licensing or industry unit relevant to the vehicle type applicable to the job role

PLUS

(c) all units within one of the selected specialisations (job roles) - minimum of 5

PLUS

(d) 6 electives units which may be taken from the range of elective units, or may include up to 2 units drawn with appropriate contextualisation from the training package and/or from Certificate III qualifications in other relevant nationally endorsed training packages

Funding

Federal Government Employer Incentives of $4000.00* may be available for this qualification.

There is currently no User Choice Funding arrangements available for this qualification at this time.

*eligibility criteria apply.

Warehousing & Storage

Certificate III in Transport and Logistics (Warehousing and Storage)

This qualification can be utilised as an entry level qualification for new comers to the Transport and Logistics Industry or to recognise and upgrade the skills of individuals who have been working within the industry for a number of years.

Staff undertaking this qualification may provide a cost effective solution to training and licensing your workers to operate Forklifts and Orderpickers. Hopwood Integrated Training is one of only a few RTO's in Queensland that are authorised to issue Orderpicker licenses.

In what areas will the trainee develop skills and knowledge whilst undertaking Certificate III in Transport and Logistics (Warehousing and Storage)?

Occupational Health and Safety
Receival Operations
Dispatch Operations
Stocktake
Inventory Control
Customer Service

Load Restraint
Cargo Handling
Forklift Operations (Licensing or refresher)
Orderpicker Operations (Licensing or refresher)

Course Structure
This course requires 21 units of competency to be completed.

Course Units
The following is an example of a number of units that can be selected. A full listing of possible units is available on request.

Shift materials safely using manual handling
methods
Shift a load using manually-operate
equipment
Participate in basic workplace
communication
Carry out basic workplace calculations
Follow OH&S procedures
Conduct housekeeping activities
Complete Workplace Orientation/Induction Procedures
Package goods
Pick and process orders
Receive goods
Dispatch stock

Participate in stocktakes
Check and assess operational capabilities of equipment
Operate a Forklift - to become licensed Forklift Operator
Complete receival / dispatch documentation
Apply product knowledge to organise work operations
Organise dispatch operations
Organise receival operations
Coordinate stocktakes
Conduct specialised forklift operations
Prepare workplace documents

Both Federal Government Employer Incentives and User Choice Funding is available for this qualification - *eligibility criteria apply.

Certificate IV in Transport and Logistics (Warehousing and Storage)

This qualification is ideal for mid-level managers such as Shift Supervisors, Depot Managers and Operations Managers within the Transport and Logistics Industry or to recognise and upgrade the skills of individuals who have been working within these roles for a number of years.

In what areas will the trainee develop skills and knowledge whilst undertaking Certificate IV in Transport and Logistics (Warehousing and Storage)?

Management of teams and rosters
Implementation of procedures and strategies
Occupational health and safety development and maintainence

Conflict/grievance resolution
Resource management
Warehouse / depot control

Course Structure
This course requires 7 units of competency to be completed if the trainee has completed the Certificate III in Transport and Logistics (Warehousing and Storage)

Course Units
The following is an example of a number of units that can be selected. A full listing of possible units is available on request.

Coordinate stocktakes
Assess and monitor optimum stock levels
Consolidate freight
Organise transport of freight or goods
Organise transport workload
Facilitate work teams
Coordinate quality customer service
Market services and products to clients
Develop plans to meet customer and organisation needs
Facilitate and capitalise on change in the workplace
Manage workplace information
Monitor supplier performance
Source goods/services and evaluate contractors
Implement and monitor environmental protection policies and procedures
Apply and amend rosters

Collect, analyse and present workplace data and information
Apply workplace statistics
Implement and coordinate accident-emergency procedures
Develop and maintain a safe workplace
Apply conflict/grievance resolution strategies
Manage personal work priorities and professional development
Assess and confirm customer transport requirements
Coordinate the erection and dismantling of temporary storage facilities
Control a furniture warehouse
Implement equal employment equity strategies
Promote effective workplace practice
Develop rosters

Federal Government and PPP Employer Incentives are available for this qualification - *eligibility criteria apply.

Logistics Operations

More information coming soon.

Frontline Management

Certificate III in Frontline Management
The Certificate III in Frontline Management provides a pathway to careers for team leaders and people who want to get into positions of responsibility within their organization. 

You will also develop hands-on skill which will enable you to provide leadership and guidance to others and take on the responsibility for the effective functioning and performance of a team and its work outcomes.

What skills will be developed whilst undertaking Certificate III in Frontline Management

Promote innovation in a team environment
Contribute to team effectiveness
Organise personal work priorities and development
Support continuous improvement systems and processes
Maintain workplace safety

Course Structure
The course requires 6 units of competence to be completed.

There are 12 units to be completed in this business course.

Maintain workplace safety
Support operational plan
Deliver and monitor a service to customers
Support continuous improvement processes

Organise personal work priorities and development
Contribute to effective workplace relationships

 Certificate IV in Frontline Management
The Certificate IV provides a pathway to careers for individuals who are required to take the first line of management in a wide range of organizational and industry contexts. Participants may have existing Qualifications and technical skills in any given vocation or profession, yet require increased skills or recognition in a supervisory functions. At this level frontline managers provide leadership and guidance to others and take responsibility for the effective functioning and performance of the team and its work outcomes.

What skills will be developed whilst undertaking Certificate IV in Frontline Management

Show leadership in the Workplace
Implement an Operational Plan
Promote team effectiveness
Coordinator business resources
Implement continuous improvement

Course Structure

There are 10 units of competence covered in the Certificate 4 in Frontline Management.  Comprising of 4 Core Units & 6 Elective Units.

Core Units:

Monitor a safe workplace  
Show leadership in the workplace 

Implement operational plan
Promote team effectiveness

Elective Units (choice of 6):

Identify risk and apply risk management processes
Address customer needs
Report on financial activity
Implement workplace information system
Promote innovation in a team environment
Implement continuous improvement
Promote products and services
Analyse and present research information

Implement customer service standards
Coordinate business resources
Maintain business technology
Make a presentation
Lead and facilitate off-site staff
Manage projects
Write complex documents
Establish effective workplace relationships
Identify Work priorities

Federal Government and PPP Employer Incentives may be available for this qualification - *eligibility criteria apply.

Business Administration

Certificate II in Business
Take the first step into the business world with the Certificate II in Business. It's especially designed for those who are seeking an entry-level career such as clerical or administrative assistants in offices.

What skills will be developed with the Certificate II in Business:

Work effectively in a business environment
Follow workplace safety procedures
Communicate in the business environment
Produce workplace documentation

 Course Units:

There are 12 units to be completed in this business course.

Communicate in the Workplace
Participate in OHS Processes
Develop Keyboard Skills
Use Business Technology
Work Effectively with Others
Work Effectively in a Business Environment

Create Electronic Presentations
Produce Simple Word Processed Documents
Create and Use Spreadsheets
Deliver a Service to Customers
Communicate Electronically
Process and Maintain Workplace Information

 

Certificate III in Business
The Certificate III in Business Administration can lead to more advanced career opportunities for those seeking employment in an administrative support role, for example as human resources officers, accounts officers, data entry operators, receptionists and administration and personal assistants.

This course is especially designed for those who already have basic range of knowledge and abilities in administrative and computing skills and wish to increase these skills. It is recommended for those who have completed some business studies or have some working experience.

What skills will be developed with the Certificate III in Business:

Design and produce text documents
Organise schedules
Create electronic presentations
Create and use spreadsheets

Course Units

There are 13 units to be completed in this business course.

Develop keyboarding speed and accuracy
Participate in OHS processes
Design and produce text documents
Organise schedules
Create electronic presentations
Create and use spreadsheets
Write simple documents

Process accounts payable and receivable
Deliver and monitor a service to customers Produce spreadsheets
Process payroll
Produce simple word processing documents
Use business technology

 User-choice funding may apply for this qualification. *Eligibility Criteria applies.

Certificate IV in Business Administration
The Certificate IV in Business Administration provides a pathway to careers such as Administration managers and personal assistants.

Through this high level course, you'll learn how to oversee an office, make decisions on administrative matters, and provide supervision and advice to colleagues and subordinates.

Upon completion, you'll be prepared for employment at a supervisor or team leader level across a range of industries.  Hopwood Integrated Training can work with organisations associated with the Transport & Logistics to tailor a training program which suits the needs of both the individual learners whilst achieving the required outcomes of the organisation.

What skills will be developed whilst undertaking Certificate IV in Business
Administration:

Develop complex business documents
Administer projects
Develop and use complex spreadsheets
Build and lead teams
Arrange business travel
Co-ordinate implementation of customer service strategies

Course Structure

There are 10 units to be completed in this Certificate IV level business administration course.

Design and develop complex documents Administer projects
Produce spreadsheets
Develop and use complex spreadsheets
Organise meetings
Organise business travel

Monitor a safe workplace
Develop teams and individuals
Co-ordinate implementation of customer service strategies
Write complex documents

 

Federal Government and PPP Employer Incentives may be available for this qualification - *eligibility criteria apply.

Customer Contact

Certificate II in Customer Contact
The Certificate II in Customer Contact provides a pathway to careers,  such as Call/Contact Centre Consultants; Customer Service Representative or Telesales Representative across a wide range of organisations and industries.  The certificate level II in Customer Contact will provide participants with basic practical and fundamental operational skills and knowledge for an entry level role in a customer contact context.

What skills will be developed whilst undertaking Certificate II in Customer Contact

Use multiple information systems
Action customer contact
Deliver and monitor a service to customers
Work effectively in a contact centre environment

Course Structure

There are 10 units of competence covered in the Certificate II in Customer Contact.

Action customer contact
Deliver and monitor a service to customers
Operate a personal computer
Participate in OHS processes
Recommend products and services   

Work effectively in a contact centre environment
Use multiple information systems
Communicate in the workplace
Provide sales solutions to customers
Work effectively with others


Certificate III in Customer Contact
The Certificate III in Customer Contact qualification will provide career paths in the areas of Call/contact centre consultants; customer service representatives; senior customer service representatives and tele-sales marketers.  The course will provide a broad range of competencies which will apply to varied work contexts with relevant theoretical knowledge around customer contact.

What skills will be developed whilst undertaking Certificate III in Customer Contact

Utilise multiple information systems
Show leadership in the workplace
Deliver and monitor a service to customers
Work effectively with others

Course Structure
There are 12 units of competence covered in the Certificate III in Customer Contact.

Use multiple information systems
Develop product knowledge
Work effectively with others
Self-manage sales performance
Conduct data collection
Apply knowledge of OH&S legislation in the workplace

Organise personal work priorities and development
Deliver and monitor a service to customers
Recommend products and services
Present a sales solution


Certificate IV in Customer Contact
The Certificate IV in Customer Contact will provide an ideal career path for those individuals who are required to apply solutions to a defined range of unpredictable situations while analysing and evaluating information from a variety of sources in a Contact Centre environment.  The course caters for those who may already possess well-developed administrative and clerical skills with requirements to employ further knowledge in a supervisory or leadership role in a team environment.

 What skills will be developed whilst undertaking Certificate IV in Customer Contact

Coordinate implementation of customer service strategies
Develop teams and individuals
Implement continuous improvement
Monitor a safe workplace
Gather, collate and record information

Course Structure

There are 13 units of competence covered in the Certificate IV in Customer Contact.

Develop teams and individuals
Monitor a safe workplace
Gather, collate and record information
Provide personal leadership 
Implement an Operational plan
Establish effective workplace relationships
Apply quality management techniques

Implement continuous improvement
Coordinator implementation of customer service strategies
Show leadership in the workplace
Promote innovation in a team environment
Manage stress in the workplace

Federal Government and PPP Employer Incentives may be available for this qualification - *eligibility criteria apply.