Accredited course Outline

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Advanced Diploma of Business (Legal Studies)

Advanced Diploma of Business (Legal Studies)

Accredited course
National Code:
51645
State Code:
3164
TGA Status:
Replaced
DTWD Status:
Replaced
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
18/10/2006
Field of Education
0909 - Law
AQF Level
Advanced Diploma of
Nominal Hours
1107
Duration
2 Semesters
Stream of Study
Initial Vocational (3100 - 3600)
Accredited Date
Expiry Date
VET Act Classifier
C
VET Act Conditions
Description

This qualification is the next level after the Diploma in Business (Legal Studies) and the Diploma of Law Enforcement, which a student must completed to process into the Advanced Diploma. The Advanced Diploma will give you a wider appreciation of the various specialisations within the study of law and cultivate an awareness of contemporary Law-making processes and practices. It will also enable you to interpret and comply with those statutes that govern decision-making and policy formulation with the Public Service, Private Enterprise and the WA Police Department.

Schedule
1.

The requirement for the Advanced Diploma of Business (Legal Studies) will require completion of the following electives for:
*Participants who have completed the Diploma of Court Administration or the Diploma of Business (Legal Studies) must complete (540) hours of electives from the list below
OR
**Participants who have completed the Diploma of Law Enforcement must complete (468) hours of electives from the list below.
The electives are modules other than those modules already completed in the Certificate IV or Diploma qualifications.

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
23204 Administrative law issues 36 Module
23205 Consumer protection 36 Module
23206 Contract analysis 36 Module
23207 Crimes against the person 36 Module
23209 Criminology issues 36 Module
23210 Elements of administrative law 36 Module
23211 Elements of contract 36 Module
23213 Elements of criminology 36 Module
23214 Elements of family law 36 Module
23215 Elements of torts 36 Module
23216 Elements of trusts 36 Module
23217 Essentials of court evidence 36 Module
23218 Family law issues 36 Module
23221 Land contracts advanced 36 Module
23222 Land contracts conveyancing 36 Module
23224 Law of evidence advanced 36 Module
23223 Law of evidence introduction 36 Module
23225 Law of personal property 36 Module
23226 Law of torts issues 36 Module
23228 Legal jurisdiction 36 Module
23229 Police procedures, traffic and property offences 36 Module
23231 Practice and procedure (magistrates courts) 36 Module
23233 Practice and procedure (titles office) 36 Module
23232 Practice and procedure and negotiation 36 Module
23230 Practice and procedure to judgement 36 Module
23234 Practice in a legal environment 68 Module
23235 Real property law advanced 36 Module
23236 Real property law introduction 36 Module
23237 Succession law 36 Module
Replaces
State Code National Code Title Type
3156 51444 Advanced Diploma of Business (Legal Studies) Accredited course
Replaced By
State Code National Code Title Type
3167 52152 Advanced Diploma of Business (Legal Studies) Accredited course
VET Info Notes
Central TAFE is the proponent for this course.

Training providers who wish to deliver the courses covered in this application must obtain written approval from the proponent and be registered by their state/territory accrediting body. Contact the Manager, Product Development at Central TAFE on (08) 9202 4770 or email Carmen.broderick@central.wa.edu.au

The units of competency drawn from the FNS04 Financial Services Training Package have been included with permission of ANTA, the copyright owner.

This course was re-accredited to incorporate percentage grading.
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