Templates for the trainer/assessor and the student to sign are at the end of this workbook. Recognition of prior learning (RPL) Students can use the assessment activities in this workbook to identify their current competency and as evidence to support formal recognition of prior learning (RPL). Students might already have some or all of the skills required for this unit. If students believe they can demonstrate these skills, they should speak with their trainer/assessor about applying for skills recognition. Student resources required for this module Module 5: Insurance Time: 1 hour online and 2 hours Student Workbook Assessment activity 1a: Compulsory third party car insurance Watch the videos at screens 2 to 4. Compulsory third party insurance (CTP) provides cover for the owner or driver of a vehicle for personal injury caused to another person as the result of a motor vehicle accident. So as you learnt in the online module, if you car and he and his wife Mary are hospitalised, CTP crash into Bob’s insurance would cover the costs of their treatment, but not their car or yours! – Each state and territory has its own rules relating to CTP insurance. In some states it is included in vehicle registration, and in others it’s not. Check the rules relating to your state or territory by visiting one of the following: Australian Capital Territory – New South Wales – Northern Territory – Queensland – South Australia – Tasmania – Victoria – Western Australia – If you own a vehicle, find a copy of your car registration renewal notice. If you own a vehicle, ask don’t your parents or a friend if you can borrow theirs.
Templates for the trainer/assessor and the student to sign are at the end of this workbook. Recognition of prior learning (RPL) Students can use the assessment activities in this workbook to identify their current competency and as evidence to support formal recognition of prior learning (RPL). Students might already have some or all of the skills required for this unit. If students believe they can demonstrate these skills, they should speak with their trainer/assessor about applying for skills recognition. Student resources required for this module Module 5: Insurance Time: 1 hour online and 2 hours Student Workbook Assessment activity 1a: Compulsory third party car insurance Watch the videos at screens 2 to 4. Compulsory third party insurance (CTP) provides cover for the owner or driver of a vehicle for personal injury caused to another person as the result of a motor vehicle accident. So as you learnt in the online module, if you crash into Bob’s car and he and his wife Mary are hospitalised, CTP insurance would cover the costs of their treatment, but not their car – or yours! Each state and territory has its own rules relating to CTP insurance. In some states it is included in vehicle registration, and in others it’s not. Check the rules relating to your state or territory by visiting one of the following: Australian Capital Territory – New South Wales – Northern Territory – Queensland – South Australia – Tasmania – Victoria – Western Australia – If you own a vehicle, find a copy of your car registration renewal notice. If you don’t own a vehicle, ask your parents or a friend if you can borrow theirs.
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