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This course, BSBSUS211 Participate in sustainable work practices looks at the skills and knowledge required to required to:
• measure, support and find opportunities to improve the sustainability of work practices
• follow workplace procedures and instructions
• work in an environmentally sustainable manner within scope of role and responsibility.
The Learn Book is broken up into four elements. These include:
1. An introduction to sustainable work practices
2. Measure sustainable work practices
3. Support sustainable work practices
4. Improve sustainable work practices
At the end of the learning journey, you will be asked to complete three assessment tasks.
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Business Services Home Page for Business Service students to land on for information including:-
- E Induction
- Course Counselling
- Business Services Information
- Course Registration Information
- https://learn.tafesa.edu.au/mod/resource/view.php?id=963789&redirect=1
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CPCCBC4001 - Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for Class 1 and 10 Buildings. CPCCBC4053 - Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for Class 2 to 9 Type C buildings.
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Learn course to support face-to-face delivery of the following units from Certificate IV in Music Industry (Sound Production) CUASOU317, CUASOU321 & CUASOU412
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A combination of Cisco NetAcad and TAFESA curriculum is used for the learning materials
There is a lot of content & reading in the Cisco NetAcad resources but as an industry leader this is a proven resource and it will prepare graduates well for work in the ICT industry.
We hope you enjoy the course and find it rewarding, those that invest the time and effort into their studies will reap the rewards!
All the best,
James Corbett (coordinator)
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Please note:
This course is used for gap learning assessments and activities to complete the compliant competence to gain the full qualification by any student from the ABS program.
Please seek advice from unit PL or the co-ordinating lecturers of ABS programs.
This online course access must not be given to any other student apart from a gap learning student
Pani MEDA

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Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is a process which can allow you to gain credit for skills and experience you already have.
Not everyone who enters a TAFESA course is an absolute beginner. If you already have some skills in a particular area, you can ask for an RPL assessment of those skills as they apply to a particular competency.
This course will take you through a step by step process to apply for RPL in IT Studies related units.
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SketchUp is an all-purpose 2D and 3D design and drawing software program providing students with the tools to easily create their ideas and designs. SketchUp’s low learning curve makes it the 3D modelling software for everyone with its simple-to-learn yet powerful toolset that empowers you to create.
After completing this short-course students will have the basic skills to model a conceptual floor plan for drafting, interior design, and kitchen design.
Mode of delivery: Online self-paced
Course Duration: 10-12 hours
- Course Contact: Joe Doyle
- Developer: Pani Meda
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Testing to see if teh content of a Learn course can be tracked from Lumitt using LTI
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This course is for Lecturers working in FIT Electrical. It is an introduction to the essential knowledge and skills required to facilitate a LEARN course.
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Once you have been enrolled in the unit, you will be given access to the learn page by your lecturer.
Adam Davey adam.davey@tafesa.edu.au
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Once you have been enrolled in the unit, you will be given access to the learn page by your lecturer.
Adam Davey adam.davey@tafesa.edu.au
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Once you have been enrolled in the unit, you will be given access to the learn page by your lecturer.
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BSBTEC303 Create electronic presentations and TAEPDD401 Work effectively in the VET sector
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The first element of SWEELC001 requires that students comprehend simple spoken social interactions while in the second element students must participate in simple spoken social interactions. As a result, there is a strong focus on aural and oral communication skills throughout this course.
To enhance the learning experience, the activities are structured in a scaffolded manner, allowing for content to build upon previously learned material. In general, the videos and other interactive resources are subtitled, offering students the opportunity to develop decoding and word recognition skills.
The course also offers downloadable activities that can be completed in paper format. Students can record their work and submit their recordings to their teachers. Alternatively, they can practice with their teachers.
Overall, the course provides students with multiple means of engagement and representation in accordance with UDL principles and guidelines.
- Course Contact: Viviana Nunez

The first element of SWEELT001 requires that students comprehend short simple spoken transactions while in the second element students must participate in short simple spoken transactions. As a result, there is a strong focus on aural and oral communication skills throughout this course.
To enhance the learning experience, the activities are structured in a scaffolded manner, allowing for content to build upon previously learned material. In general, the videos and other interactive resources are subtitled, offering students the opportunity to develop decoding and word recognition skills.
The course also offers downloadable activities that can be completed in paper format. Students can record their work and submit their recordings to their teachers. Alternatively, they can practice with their teachers.
Overall, the course provides students with multiple means of engagement and representation in accordance with UDL principles and guidelines.
- Course Contact: Viviana Nunez

The first element of SWELRT001 requires that students comprehend short simple written information texts while in the second element students must comprehend short simple spoken information texts. As a result, there is a strong focus on reading, oral communication skills throughout this course.
To enhance the learning experience, the activities are structured in a scaffolded manner, allowing for content to build upon previously learned material. In general, the videos and other interactive resources are subtitled, offering students the opportunity to develop decoding and word recognition skills.
The course also offers students the option to use Google maps and navigate the State Library of South Australia website.
Overall, the course provides students with multiple means of engagement and representation in accordance with UDL principles and guidelines.
- Course Contact: Viviana Nunez