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Certificate II in Arts Administration

Certificate II in Arts Administration

Accredited course
National Code
3947
State Code
3496
TGA Status
Draft
DTWD Status
Approved
Accreditation, State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
Field of Education
100399 - Visual Arts And Crafts, N.e.c.
AQF Level
Certificate II in
Nominal Hours
352
Duration
Unspecified
Stream of Study
Partial Exemption to "Other Skills" Course (3221)
Accredited Date
10/10/1996
Expiry Date
31/12/2002
VET Act Classifier
B
VET Act Conditions
Description

To provide administrative support and specific support in an administrative
position within arts, entertainment and cultural organisations.

Schedule
1. CORE
State Code National Code Title Hours Type
31792 Communicating in the Office 24 Module
31793 Handling Information 24 Module
31789 Managing Your Own Work 24 Module
31794 Safety,Security and Access 24 Module
31788 Working in the Arts 40 Module
31790 Working With Others 24 Module
31791 Working With Technology 48 Module
2. ELECTIVES

Learners to select 3 modules from this list

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
31802 Dealing With Dollars 32 Module
31799 Promoting Your Organisation 48 Module
31801 Retail 48 Module
31795 Setting Up An Exhibition 48 Module
31797 Undertaking Box Office Duties 48 Module
31796 Working Front of House 48 Module
31798 Working With Artists, Customers, Patrons and Clients 48 Module
31800 Working With Your Local Community 48 Module
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General Notes
GENERAL NOTES

The Arts Admininstration Traineeship is an ON-THE-JOB training and employment
program for arts organisations
and is supported by a Training Plan, Employers/Supervisor Notes (workplace
assessment and training) and a
trainees Training Record Book. If required, a trainee may have up to a maximum
of 120 hours of the above modules
provided by a registered training organisation.
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