AQF Certificate Courses
Below are the courses that are offered at Coombabah State High School:
CPC10120 - Certificate I in Construction (My Industry Training) – Students in Year 11 or 12 with interest in the Construction Industry can complete this nationally recognised qualification over half a day per week over 3 terms. Free for eligible students through VETiS funding, with all resources, equipment, building materials and personal protective equipment provided. Students will also receive a Construction Safety 'White Card' and up to 3 QCE points. FURTHER INFORMATION: Head of Department, Mr Mika Heinemann, phone 55523836 or email mhein2@eq.edu.au
CPC10120 - Certificate I in Construction - Hutchinson Builders' GOLD COAST SCHOOL of CONSTRUCTION - READY 4 CONSTRUCTION (R4C Program) – Delivered on live construction sites, gives you direct exposure to a wide range of construction trades and professions, and the latest industry knowledge. You'll get to observe workers on the job in their day-to-day work so you can get a real taste of what's involved. R4C combines real world training where you will undertake a Certificate I in Construction unlike anywhere else. There are 11 units of competency — 8 core and 3 electives — which are grouped together as practical tasks that you would typically perform on a construction site and you will also obtain a Construction Safety 'White Card' as well. You will attend the nominated site one day per fortnight during each term over the school year. This is a free course for VETiS eligible students. Travel is required. FURTHER INFORMATION: Head of Department, Mr Mika Heinemann, phone 55523836 or email mhein2@eq.edu.au
CHC20121 - Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care (Propel Learning) - Throughout the course, students learn about the responsibilities
involved in engaging with groups of children and individuals, how children grow
and develop and observing children to learn about their interests and needs.
Gain hands-on practical experience by undertaking vocational placement in an
Early Childhood Education and Care setting.
This course has an ideal balance of theory and practical learning to
ensure your confidence when entering the workforce. On successful completion of the course students will be qualified
assistant educators. FURTHER INFORMATION: Head of Department – Mrs Liz Bailey, Phone 55523835 or email ebail40@eq.edu.au
HLT23215 - Certificate II in Health Support Services/HLT33115 - Certificate III in Health Services Assistance (TAFE) - This
course will provide you with the knowledge and skills to work as a Health
Service Assistant in nursing or aged care occupations This course provides successful
students a nationally recognised credential as an AIN Nurse (Assistant in
Nursing) or carer/Health Assistant. FURTHER INFORMATION: Head of Department – Mrs Liz Bailey, Phone 55523835 or email ebail40@eq.edu.au
SIT20322 - Certificate II in Hospitality/SIT306122 -Certificate III in Hospitality - (Blueprint Career Development) - Hospitality
is an area of study that provides students with a range of interpersonal skills
with a general application in personal and working life, as well as with
specific knowledge and skills related to employment with the hospitality
industry. This course will provide students with other minor certificates
including RSA, RSG and First Aid. Work placement occurs at local hospitality
venues. FURTHER INFORMATION: Head of Department – Mrs Liz Bailey, Phone 55523835 or email ebail40@eq.edu.au
AHC20416 - Certificate II in Horticulture (LT Training Enterprises) - This
is a certificated industry course that gives students a nationally recognised
credential. The course would be beneficial to students wishing to begin a
career as a Nursery Assistant, Landscape Gardener, Horticulturalist Assistant,
Gardener or Crop Worker. FURTHER INFORMATION: Deputy Principal – Inclusion Mrs Peta Purdon, Phone 55523874 Email ppurd1@eq.edu.au
BSB30120 - Certificate III in Business (Blueprint Career Development) - The
world in which we live in is dominated by businesses both big and small. There
is a strong argument that in the future, everyone will need to have had a
business education as whatever you do in your professional life, the chances
are that it will involve some form of business. From customer service and
occupational health and safety, to a number of specialty areas including
administration, finance, marketing and management, modern businesses are not
just about boring paper jobs! Use this Certificate III in Business to gain
knowledge about the engine that drives the world, and then take your skills off
the page and put them towards an exciting career. FURTHER INFORMATION: Head of Department – Mrs Liz Bailey, Phone 55523835 or email ebail40@eq.edu.au
FSK20119 - Certificatate II in Skills for Work and Vocational Pathways - Todays’ society is ever changing and the job market is evolving faster
than many can keep up with. Having a
broad range of skills in preparation for entering the job market will set
students up for success, and enable them to have entry level skills many others
wouldn’t have. The Certificate II in
Skills for Work and Vocational Pathways
focuses on improving digital literacy, reading, writing, numeracy, oral
communication, learning and employability skills, and will help students to be
confident with the skills required for daily workplace tasks. This
qualification is designed for individuals who require skills development to
prepare for workforce entry or vocational training pathways.
FURTHER INFORMATION: Head of Department – Humanities, Olivia Morrissey, Phone: 55523846 or email omorr15@eq.edu.au
BSB20120 - Certificate II in Workplace Skills (formerly Certificate II in Business) - The world in which we live in is dominated by businesses both big and
small. There is a strong argument that in the future, everyone will need to
have had a business education as whatever you do in your professional life, the
chances are that it will involve some form of business. The Certificate II in Workplace
skills qualification provides foundational skills and knowledge needed to start
your career in the Business world. Students will carry out a range of basic procedural, clerical, administrative
or operational tasks that require self-management and technology skills. They
perform a range of mainly routine tasks using limited practical skills and
fundamental operational knowledge in a defined context. Individuals in these
roles generally work under direct supervision. FURTHER INFORMATION: Head of Department – Humanities, Olivia Morrissey, Phone: 55523846 or email omorr15@eq.edu.au