CHARLES STURT UNIVERSITY · AUSTRALIA
Certificate IV in Government (Regulation)
Certificate · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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This qualification is designed for individuals working in operational roles within the public sector who can demonstrate autonomy, make informed judgments, and take responsibility within defined parameters. It is particularly suited for those in environments requiring multi-skilled staff or within smaller, regionally based organisations. All skills learned must be applied in accordance with current Australian legislation, standards, and industry codes of practice.
Curriculum
The program includes both core and elective units, providing a comprehensive understanding of government regulation and public service principles.
- Core Units
- Uphold the values and principles of public servicePSPETH006
- Engage with stakeholdersPSPGEN090
- Apply government processesPSPGEN111
- Work effectively with diversity and inclusionPSPGEN114
- Elective Units
- Contribute to health and safety of self and othersBSBWHS211
- Exercise delegationPSPGEN113
- Represent and promote the organisationPSPWPI014
- Apply regulatory powerPSPREG033
- Work effectively in the organisationPSPGEN145
- Receive and validate dataPSPREG042
- Manage regulatory compliancePSPREG047
- Undertake legislative decision makingPSPREV011
- Deal with conflictPSPGEN098
- Gather and analyse informationPSPGEN105
- Encourage compliance with legislation in the public sectorPSPLEG006
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for the Certificate IV in Government (Regulation)?
- This course is only offered under department or agency contract, and there is no student contribution fee for either home or international students. Fees are determined by these departmental or agency contracts.
- How do I apply for the Certificate IV in Government (Regulation)?
- You must first register your interest on the Charles Sturt Skills Centre website, as the course is currently closed for general enrolment. Subsequently, you will need to obtain an Expression of Interest approval from your relevant department or organisation.
- What are the entry requirements for this program?
- An approved Expression of Interest from your department or organisation is required. Additionally, a Unique Student Identifier (USI) is mandatory for all students undertaking nationally recognised training in Australia.
- What is the duration of the Certificate IV in Government (Regulation)?
- The program is delivered online and is self-paced over a 24-month enrolment period.
- What career outcomes can I expect after completing this qualification?
- This qualification is suited for operational roles in the public sector, preparing individuals for work requiring multi-skilled personnel or within smaller, regionally based organisations.
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Fees
Tuition (international)This course is only offered under department or agency contract with the CSSC. There is not a student contribution fee.
Tuition (home)This course is only offered under department or agency contract with the CSSC. There is not a student contribution fee.
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Fees are determined by departmental or agency contracts.
How to apply
1. Register Your InterestVisit the Charles Sturt Skills Centre website and register your interest for future offerings of the Certificate IV in Government (Regulation).
2. Obtain Departmental ApprovalSecure an Expression of Interest approval from your relevant department or organisation.
3. Apply for USIIf you do not already have one, obtain a Unique Student Identifier (USI). Charles Sturt Skills Centre can assist with this process during enrolment.
4. EnrolmentOnce the course reopens and your interest is registered, you will be guided through the enrolment process.
Accreditation
PSP40122 Certificate IV in Government (Regulation)
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for the Certificate IV in Government (Regulation)?
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This course is only offered under department or agency contract, and there is no student contribution fee for either home or international students. Fees are determined by these departmental or agency contracts.
How do I apply for the Certificate IV in Government (Regulation)?
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You must first register your interest on the Charles Sturt Skills Centre website, as the course is currently closed for general enrolment. Subsequently, you will need to obtain an Expression of Interest approval from your relevant department or organisation.
What are the entry requirements for this program?
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An approved Expression of Interest from your department or organisation is required. Additionally, a Unique Student Identifier (USI) is mandatory for all students undertaking nationally recognised training in Australia.
What is the duration of the Certificate IV in Government (Regulation)?
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The program is delivered online and is self-paced over a 24-month enrolment period.
What career outcomes can I expect after completing this qualification?
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This qualification is suited for operational roles in the public sector, preparing individuals for work requiring multi-skilled personnel or within smaller, regionally based organisations.