Training Support Network The curriculum is housed on the Training Support Network (TSN) website at and can be accessed by following the Curriculum link on the home page. There is also an Executive summary for each course, however this is provided for quick reference only and does not replace the curriculum. The CGEA is made up of the following three Sections: Section A contains Copyright, licencing and accreditation information Section B contains course information including mapping of unit equivalence with the previous iteration of the curriculum, the packaging rules for each qualifications, nominal durations for qualifications, nominal hours for units and vocational competency requirements for teachers and assessors Section C contains the units of competency specific to the CGEA The TSN also houses other Crown Copyright curricula, however if you choose to import units or modules from privately owned curricula you would need to contact the copyright owner. Details of copyright owners can be found on TGA. Training.gov.au (TGA) Units of competency from endorsed training packages and training package assessment guidelines can be accessed from the TGA at Training Package Assessment Guidelines specify any particular industry specific assessment requirements or conditions Please note that until 2015 training packages can be endorsed in two formats and only those training packages which have a numeric identifier in the code will contain assessment guidelines. All other training packages have assessment and assessor requirements in the Assessment Requirements associated with each unit of competency. Interpreting Qualification Packaging Rules When developing a training program you must comply with the qualification packaging rules which specify the total number of units required and the structure of the qualification. Qualification Packaging Rules can be found in Section B5 of the CGEA curriculum. The packaging rules in all CGEA qualifications aim to provide flexibility to enable individual learner needs to be met, while maintaining the AQF integrity of the qualifications. The following example of interpreting packaging uses the Certificate I in General Education for Adults. To be eligible for the of the 22236VIC Certificate I in General Education for Adults, learners must successfully complete a total of 16 units comprising: Core 2 units – Core Skills Reading 3 units – Core Skills Writing 3 units –
Training Support Network The curriculum is housed on the Training Support Network (TSN) website at and can be accessed by following the Curriculum link on the home page. There is also an Executive summary for each course, however this is provided for quick reference only and does not replace the curriculum. The CGEA is made up of the following three Sections: Section A contains Copyright, licencing and accreditation information Section B contains course information including mapping of unit equivalence with the previous iteration of the curriculum, the packaging rules for each qualifications, nominal durations for qualifications, nominal hours for units and vocational competency requirements for teachers and assessors Section C contains the units of competency specific to the CGEA The TSN also houses other Crown Copyright curricula, however if you choose to import units or modules from privately owned curricula you would need to contact the copyright owner. Details of copyright owners can be found on TGA. Training.gov.au (TGA) Units of competency from endorsed training packages and training package assessment guidelines can be accessed from the TGA at Training Package Assessment Guidelines specify any particular industry specific assessment requirements or conditions Please note that until 2015 training packages can be endorsed in two formats and only those training packages which have a numeric identifier in the code will contain assessment guidelines. All other training packages have assessment and assessor requirements in the Assessment Requirements associated with each unit of competency. Interpreting Qualification Packaging Rules When developing a training program you must comply with the qualification packaging rules which specify the total number of units required and the structure of the qualification. Qualification Packaging Rules can be found in Section B5 of the CGEA curriculum. The packaging rules in all CGEA qualifications aim to provide flexibility to enable individual learner needs to be met, while maintaining the AQF integrity of the qualifications. The following example of interpreting packaging uses the Certificate I in General Education for Adults. To be eligible for the of the 22236VIC Certificate I in General Education for Adults, learners must successfully complete a total of 16 units comprising: Core – 2 units Core Skills Reading – 3 units Core Skills Writing – 3 units
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