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Certificate IV in Legal Insurance
Certificate IV in Legal Insurance
Accredited course
National Code
14621WA
14621WA
State Code
8807
8807
TGA Status
Replaced
Replaced
DTWD Status
Replaced
Replaced
Accreditation, State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
Field of Education
0909 - Law
AQF Level
Certificate IV in
Nominal Hours
185
Duration
Unspecified
Stream of Study
Trade Technician/Supervisory or Equivelant (3300)
Accredited Date
21/10/1998
Expiry Date
31/12/2001
VET Act Classifier
C
VET Act Conditions
Description
This Certificate IV in Legal Studies for Insurance is intended to provide learners with the professional skills necessary to increase learners understanding of the legal components and the fundamentals in law in respect to their current positions.
Schedule
1. CORE
| State Code | National Code | Title | Hours | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16015 | Advocacy for Insurance | 16 | Module | |
| 16011 | Contact Caselaw Analysis 2 for Insurance | 16 | Module | |
| 16010 | Contract Caselaw Analysis 1 for Insurance | 16 | Module | |
| 16014 | Criminal Law | 16 | Module | |
| 16017 | Introduction to Accounting (Insurance) | 25 | Module | |
| 16018 | Investigation Techniques for the Insurance Industry | 16 | Module | |
| 16012 | Law of Evidence 1 for Insurance | 16 | Module | |
| 16013 | Law of Evidence 2 for Insurance | 16 | Module | |
| 16008 | Law of Torts 1 for Insurance | 16 | Module | |
| 16009 | Law of Torts 2 for Insurance | 16 | Module | |
| 16006 | Legal Framework for the Insurance Industry | 16 | Module |
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General Notes
GENERAL NOTES
The Recognition of Prior Learning process is based on the candidate providing
evidence that supports their competency in a specific module. All applicants
for RPL will be provided with copies of learning outcomes and assessment
criteria for modules being claimed. An application kit has been designed for
the process, which provides the opportunity for applicants' to list their
training/educational history, work experience and life experience. A decision
will be made on the basis of evidence provided by the candidate.
The Recognition of Prior Learning process is based on the candidate providing
evidence that supports their competency in a specific module. All applicants
for RPL will be provided with copies of learning outcomes and assessment
criteria for modules being claimed. An application kit has been designed for
the process, which provides the opportunity for applicants' to list their
training/educational history, work experience and life experience. A decision
will be made on the basis of evidence provided by the candidate.
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