Funded SkillsPack
Our Government Funded Logistics Training SkillsPack is designed to deliver you the skills to work in, or develop your current career in the Warehousing and Logistics Industry. TLI32416 – Certificate III in Logistics.
2019 year 12 graduate: $0.00
Concessional student fee: $13.00
Non-concessional student fee: $50.00
Prime Minister states that “Logistics is a critical industry”. If we were allowed to do it for free, we would. Let’s get through this together.
Numbers are strictly limited to maintain COVID compliance.
WHAT UNITS ARE INCLUDED?
Qualification name: TLI32416 Certificate III in Logistics
Core Units
- Prepare Workplace Documents
- Apply Chain of responsibility legislation, regulations and procedures
General Elective Units
- Licence to Operate a Forklift Truck or;
- Licence to Operate and Order Picking Forklift Truck
- Process Workplace Documentation
- Use Communications Systems
- Organise Warehouse Records Operations
- Consolidate Manifest Documents
- Receive and Store Stock
Technical elective
- Follow work health and safety procedures
- Complete Workplace Orientation/Induction Procedures
- Implement and Monitor OHS Procedures
- Organise Despatch Operations
- Organise Receival Operations
- Complete Receival and Despatch Documentation
SOUTHPORT
What: Information session, learn about the course
Where: 1/9 Bailey Crescent, Southport
When: Information and enrolment Tuesday June 30 from 8:30am
Course starts: Monday July 6 from 8:30am to 3:30pm daily
What to bring: Photo identification, medicare card, concession card (e.g. healthcare concession card if relevant)
Would you like to join the information session?
Check Eligibility and Register
EAGLE FARM
What: Information session, learn about the course
Where: 7/231 Holt Street, Eagle Farm
When: Information and enrolment Tuesday July 7 from 8:30am
Course starts: Monday July 13 8:30am to 3:30pm daily
What to bring: Photo identification, medicare card, concession card (e.g. healthcare concession card if relevant)
Would you like to join the information session?
Check Eligibility and Register
BEENLEIGH
What: Information session, learn about the course
Where: Mundt Pavillion, Beenleigh Showgrounds
When: Information and enrolment Tuesday July 14 from 8:30am
Course starts: Monday July 20 8:30am to 3:30pm daily
What to bring: Photo identification, medicare card, concession card (e.g. healthcare concession card if relevant)
Would you like to join the information session?
Check Eligibility and Register
MOLENDINAR
What: Information session, learn about the course
Where: Unit 13, 6-8 Enterprise Street, Molendinar
When: Information and enrolment Tuesday July 28 from 8:30am
Course starts: Monday August 3 from 8:30am to 3:30pm daily
What to bring: Photo identification, medicare card, concession card (e.g. healthcare concession card if relevant)
Would you like to join the information session?
Check Eligibility and Register
MURARRIE
What: Information session, learn about the course
Where: 1/197 Murarrie Road, Murarrie.
When: Information and enrolment Tuesday July 21 from 8:30am
Course starts: Monday July 27 from 8:30am to 3:30pm daily
What to bring: Photo identification, medicare card, concession card (e.g. healthcare concession card if relevant)
Would you like to join the information session?
Check Eligibility and Register
Information Session and Enrolment
It is important to be able to make an informed decision about which course is the most appropriate for you. We start the program with an information session which is open to everybody who wishes to learn about the course, the outcomes and the expectations. This is also the chance for you to ask any questions about the program.
There is no obligation to enrol in the course – this is all about understanding the program so you can make a decision if it is for you. This session runs for about two hours.
Those who wish to enrol will proceed to the next part of the day, which is where we learn about you and your learning abilities. We will so through a language and literacy assessment to make sure you have the skills required by the program.
The assessment is not about spelling and neat handwriting – it is about us making sure you can understand the material we are going to cover.
Certificate 3 Guarantee
The Certificate 3 Guarantee Program is a Queensland Government Initiative. The State Government has created a fact sheet on the Certificate 3 Guarantee program which can be found here. For other departmental fact sheets and general information, visit here and the Student Handbook here.
Fees
As per Queensland Government funding regulations, a student must make a contribution to the training course. The balance of the course is funded by the Queensland Government Certificate 3 Guarantee Program, where students are eligible. The fee can be paid by a student, their employer or another party such as a friend or family member. The training provider cannot pay the fee or waive the fee.
The student co-contribution fees for the Logistics SkillsPack are:
2019 year 12 graduate: $0.00 (free of charge)
Concessional student fee: $13.00 ($1 per unit)
Non-concessional student fee: $50.00 ($3.84 per unit)
What is concessional?
This is a person who is receiving a benefit of a type that permits them to claim concessional discounts and rates for goods and services.
The most common concessional evidence is a health care card. You can learn more about the health care cards and related federal government services here. One Stop Training provides this link as research assistance only and has no relationship to this service.
Delivery Modes
Face to Face – Students attend classes at scheduled times and are presented with subject material by a Trainer. Practical training is delivered in a simulated work environment.
Online delivery – we are in a development phase for online delivery, and some units will be available on that platform in the coming weeks.
Entry Requirements
There are no formal entry requirements for this course.
Duration
The nominal duration for the program is one month from enrolment. People move through training programs at differing rates, based on their personal learning style and approach to education.
Some people will move through the program faster than others. We will not push you to complete inside a timeframe with which you are not comfortable. Our team wants to see you be successful in achieveing the qualification at a pace that is appropriate to you.
Language Literacy and Numeracy
Courses are delivered and assessed in English and require you to read comprehensive learner workbooks, complete a range of written assessments, undertake independent research activities and at times engage in online forums and discussions. Furthermore, the delivery mode relies on the extensive use of written communication.
If you have any doubts about whether you have the language, literacy and numeracy skills to undertake a program, please contact our administration team on 1300 556 387 for further information.
Resources Required
You are responsible for meeting the minimum occupational health and safety requirements in practical classes. Your trainer will discuss these with you as prat of your induction.
If you fail to meet these minimum standards of dress, you will not be permitted entry into practical classes.
Assessment Methods
Skill and knowledge assessments are an essential step in progressing through your course. You may be assessed in a number of ways while you are studying, including observation, written assessment, questioning, portfolios, work samples, third-party feedback, and through recognition of prior learning.
