Qualifications and
Short Course Guide 2016
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There has never been a better
time than now. If you are in
year 11 or 12, just started uni,
looking for a career change
or looking to get a job in the
sports, fitness and recreation
industry, our flexible training
plans will ensure your success.
We design how you study
based around your needs
with a training planner that
will take into account your
personal circumstances.
Why Choose MIT?
hands-on training from industry experts. Our trainers have
ü Practical,
years of experience working in the field of sports and recreation and
can help you discover your ideal career pathway.
access to state-of-the-art facilities including MSAC,
ü Exclusive
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training provider offering long-term career pathways
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enrolments – enrol anytime of year so you don’t have
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CONTENTS
Qualifications3
Certificate III in Fitness
Certificate IV in Fitness Certificate III in Sport & Recreation Certificate IV in Sport & Recreation Certificate III in Aquatics Certificate IV in Community Recreation Certificate IV in Leadership & Management Certificate III in Catering Operations 4
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Short Courses 13
Pool Lifeguard
Pool Lifeguard Update
Provide First Aid (Senior Level 2)
Provide First Aid (Senior Level 2) Update
Advanced Resuscitation
Provide CPR & CPR Update
Aquatic Technical Operator
Aquatic Technical Operator Update
Fire Wardens Advanced First Aid First Aid Management of Anaphylaxis Emergency Management of Asthma in the Workplace
AUSTSWIM Teacher of Swimming & Water Safety
AUSTSWIM Teacher of Infant Preschool Aquatics AUSTSWIM Teacher Towards Competitive Strokes AUSTSWIM Teacher of Aquatics Access and Inclusion AUSTSWIM Teacher of Adults
Cultural Awareness Training
Disability Awareness & Access Training
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Custom Learning
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Getting to MSAC Institute of Training
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Contact35
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Certificate III in Fitness
SIS30313 (this qualification is in transition)
Are you ready for a career that’s
flexible, inspiring and fun? MIT’s
Fitness qualifications are designed
to launch you into a successful career
in Australia’s dynamic health and
fitness industry.
Subjects covered in
this course include
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Anatomy and physiology
Nutrition
Fitness orientation and health screening
Health and fitness assessments
Plan and deliver gym programs
Client communication
Workplace Health and Safety (WHS)
and first aid
• Special Populations screening
• Endurance and Community training
programs
• Preparing for careers in fitness
Further study
sessions 20
attendance 1 day per week on campus plus
online self directed learning
COST and dates
You can find up-to-date
pricing and schedules at
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ROLLING ENROLMENT
Students are able to enrol at any
time and then work independently
for a certain length of time to
complete the material in the course.
Students who successfully complete this
course will be eligible for enrolment into
Certificate IV in Fitness or the Certificate IV
in Community Recreation.
Job Outcomes
• Gym, Group Exercise or Aqua Instructor
We offer all students Recognition of Prior
Learning (RPL).
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Certificate IV in Fitness
SIS40210 (this qualification is in transition)
Ready to step up? Developed in
consultation with Australia’s leading
fitness professionals, this course will
further refine and develop your skills
as a fitness instructor and give you
the edge you need to take your fitness
career to the next level.
Subjects covered in
this course include
• Exercise science and planning
• Small business planning, marketing,
legal and risk management
• Personal training
• Strength and Conditioning
• Sport Specific Training
• Training for Children and Older Adults
Further study
Students who successfully complete this
course will be eligible for enrolment into
the Diploma in Fitness.
OPTION 1
or students who have
F
completed Certificate III
in Fitness or equivalent
sessions
20
OPTION 2
For students who have not
completed the required
entry units
sessions 32
attendance Job Outcomes
• Personal Trainer
• Exercise Training – Aqua trainer,
Program Coordinator, Children’s Trainer,
Older Client Trainer
We offer all students Recognition of Prior
Learning (RPL).
1 day per week on campus plus
online self directed learning
COST and dates
You can find up-to-date
pricing and schedules at
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ROLLING ENROLMENT
Students are able to enrol at any
time and then work independently
for a certain length of time to
complete the material in the course.
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Certificate III in
Sport & Recreation
SIS30115
This program will equip you with a
range of skills from critical and creative
thinking to social media engagement,
conflict management and health and
safety. It’s ideal for anyone interested
in working as a sports coach, sports
and recreation officer, recreation facility
leader, sports marketing coordinator or
event coordinator.
Subjects covered in
this course include
• Conduct non-instructional sport
and recreation sessions
• Social media marketing
• Facilitate groups
• Provide quality products and services
• Maintain sport, fitness and
recreation facilities
• Address client needs
• Use business technology
Further study
Students who successfully complete this
course will be eligible for enrolment into
Certificate IV in Sport and Recreation,
Certificate IV in Community Recreation or
the Certificate IV in Fitness.
sessions 19
attendance 3 hours per week on campus plus
online self directed learning
COST and dates
You can find up-to-date
pricing and schedules at
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ROLLING ENROLMENT
Students are able to enrol at any
time and then work independently
for a certain length of time to
complete the material in the course.
Job Outcomes
• Recreation assistant
• Administration assistant
• Grounds assistant
• Leisure services officer
We offer all students Recognition of Prior
Learning (RPL).
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CERTIFICATE IV IN
SPORT & RECREATION
SIS40412 (this qualification is in transition)
Sport and Recreation qualification
from MSAC Institute of Training (MIT)
can be flexible and tailored to the
specific requirement of the organisation
or job role. This may incorporate
administration, sales and marketing or
management of events and facilities.
The Certificate IV in Sport and
Recreation is ideal for those wishing
to work in locations such as fitness
centres, outdoor sporting grounds or
complexes, aquatic centres or sporting
organisations and associations. Persons
with this level of competency would
support the management of ancillary
functions required to ensure the
effective provisions of specific services
and programs.
Subjects covered in
this course include
• Develop work priorities
• Plan and provide sport, fitness and
recreation services
• Address client needs
• Coordinate sports, fitness or recreation
work teams or groups
• Analyse participation patterns
• Promote compliance with laws and
legal principles
sessions 20
attendance 1 day per fortnight on campus plus
online self directed learning
COST and dates
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pricing and schedules at
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• Conduct projects
• Implement and monitor occupational
health and safety policies
Job Outcomes
ROLLING ENROLMENT
Students are able to enrol at any
time and then work independently
for a certain length of time to
complete the material in the course.
• Facility Coordinator
• Recreation Facility Coordinator
• Administration Coordinator
• Grounds Coordinator
We offer all students Recognition of Prior
Learning (RPL).
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CERTIFICATE III IN AQUATICS
SIS30113 (this qualification is in transition)
This qualification from MSAC Institute
of Training (MIT) provides the skills
and knowledge for an individual to be
competent in a range of activities and
functions requiring autonomous work
within a defined range of situations
and activities in an aquatic setting.
Qualification outcomes will depend on
the specialisation chosen and include
swimming teaching, pool lifeguard
and pool operations. Work would
be undertaken in locations such as
aquatic facilities or environments
and indoor recreation facilities under
some supervision.
Subjects covered in
this course include
• Organise personal work priorities
and development
• Provide first aid
• Perform basic water rescues
• Supervise clients at an aquatic facility
or environment
• Provide customer service
• Respond to emergency situations
• Work effectively in sport and recreation
environments
• Provide public education on the use
of resources
• Undertake risk analysis of activities
Job Outcomes
SESSIONS
20
attendance 1 day per week on campus plus
online self directed learning
COST and dates
You can find up-to-date
pricing and schedules at
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ROLLING ENROLMENT
Students are able to enrol at any
time and then work independently
for a certain length of time to
complete the material in the course.
• Aquatic Operator
• Pool Lifeguard
• Swimming Teacher
We offer all students Recognition of Prior
Learning (RPL).
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Certificate IV in
Community Recreation
SIS40113 (this qualification is in transition)
This course will equip you with the
leadership, planning and organisational
skills you need to become a recreation
manager, community recreation
development officer or duty manager
across a variety of leisure venues and
diverse client groups. You’ll learn how
to effectively supervise staff, organise
recreation programs and activities and
plan and conduct events, activities
and promotions.
Subjects covered in
this course include
• Plan and conduct sport and recreation
programs
• Work with stakeholders
• Analyse participation patterns
• Support environmental management
practices
• Activity risk analysis
Further study
Students who successfully complete this
course will be eligible for enrolment into
the Diploma of Community Recreation.
Job Outcomes
• Duty Manager
SESSIONS
30
attendance Varies depending on timetable
but generally 1 day per fortnight
on campus plus online self
directed learning
COST and dates
You can find up-to-date
pricing and schedules at
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ROLLING ENROLMENT
Students are able to enrol at any
time and then work independently
for a certain length of time to
complete the material in the course.
• Program Coordinator
• Recreation Coordinator
• Swim school Coordinator
We offer all students Recognition of Prior
Learning (RPL).
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Certificate IV in LEADERSHIP
& Management
BSB42015
If you’ve recently moved into a
management or team leadership
role, or if you have ambitions to,
the Certificate IV in Leadership &
Management will introduce you to the
essentials of frontline management
and make sure you’re ready to be an
outstanding leader…whatever your role!
Combining performance management,
relationship and team building and
communication skills, this nationallyrecognised qualification is the ideal
way to equip yourself with the skills
and insights you need to tackle the
challenges of management and
leadership head on.
Based around active discussion,
problem-solving exercises, networking
and presentation skills, this course will
develop and refine your management
and team leadership skills, allowing you
to master the finer points of effective
business administration and operations.
This course also offers a pathway into
the Diploma of Management.
Subjects covered in
this course include
• Workplace leadership
sessions
12
• Team effectiveness
attendance • Establish effective networks
4 hours per fortnight on campus plus
online self directed learning
• Workplace Health & Safety (WHS)
• Operational planning
• Deliver customer service
COST and dates
• Manage people performance
• Recruit, Select and Induct Staff
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pricing and schedules at
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Further study
ROLLING ENROLMENT
Students who successfully complete this
course will be eligible for enrolment into
the Diploma in Management (superseded
Diploma of Leadership and Management).
Students are able to enrol at any
time and then work independently
for a certain length of time to
complete the material in the course.
Job Outcomes
• Coordinator
• Leading Hand
• Supervisor
• Team Leader
Examples of indicative job roles for
candidates seeking entry based upon their
vocational experience include:
• Accounts Clerk
• Customer Service Advisor
• Import/Export Clerk
• Office Administrator
• Student Services Officer
We offer all students Recognition of Prior
Learning (RPL).
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Certificate III in CATERING OPERATIONS
SIT31013
Are you passionate about
parties, people, food and events?
A Certificate III in Catering Operations is
the perfect introduction to your brilliant
career in the hospitality industry.
Learn the essential skills you’ll need
to break into this challenging industry
and get real world experience alongside
the experts who deliver perfect events
at one of Australia’s busiest and most
unique event facilities. This course
provides training in basic cookery,
health and safety, food presentation
and organisation, as well as the
important job skills you’ll need to land
your ideal job.
Subjects covered in
this course include
• Basic cookery
sessions 37
• Food preparation and presentation
attendance • Food safety and hygiene
• First aid
1 day per week on campus plus
online self directed learning
• Customer service and point-of-sale
operation
COST and dates
• Effective communication
• Industry and job skills
You can find up-to-date
pricing and schedules at
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Further study
ROLLING ENROLMENT
Students who successfully complete this
course will be eligible for enrolment into the
Certificate IV in Catering Operations, which
leads to the Diploma of Hospitality.
Students are able to enrol at any
time and then work independently
for a certain length of time to
complete the material in the course.
Job Outcomes
• Cook
• Catering assistant
• Food Service Assistant
• Operations for pubs, clubs and hotels
We offer all students Recognition of Prior
Learning (RPL).
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courses and that can help you achieve success in the sport,
fitness and recreation industry. These include compliance and
certificate programs.
We offer courses in everything from Aquatic Technical Operator
(required to work with public pools) to Lifeguarding and CPR,
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Pool Lifeguard
SISSS00111
The Pool Lifeguard program provides
participants with the skills and
knowledge required to supervise
swimming pool users. The program
includes training and assessment of
Lifeguarding skills and procedures
including pool surveillance, aquatic
emergency care and basic first aid,
emergency management, introductory
pool operations, oxygen resuscitation
and aquatic spinal injury management.
This is all delivered in the biggest
aquatic centre in Victoria!
Course outcome
Successful completion of this course will
result in the award of:
SISSS00111 Pool Lifeguard
• PUAEME001B – Provide emergency care
• PUAEME003C – Administer oxygen in an
emergency situation
• SISCAQU202A – Perform basic water
rescues
• SISCAQU306A – Supervise clients at
an aquatic facility or environment
• SISCAQU318 – Perform advanced
water rescues
• HLTAID003 – Provide first aid (Issued as
a Credit Transfer)
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Who should attend?
Anyone wanting to start their career as
a Pool Lifeguard.
DAYS
2–5
TIME
Prerequisites
This course requires candidates to hold the
following prerequisite unit:
5pm – 9pm (Fri)
8am – 6pm (Sat/Sun)
• HLTAID003 – Provide first aid
COST and dates
Note: As Level 2 First Aid could also include
HLTFA301C or HLTFA301B which are not
sufficient for the PLG pre-requisite.
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Candidates are to provide this evidence
to us by:
• Mailing us a Certified True copy of
the Statement of Attainment prior to
the course
Or
• By bringing the original Statement of
Attainment and a copy (for us to retain)
with you to the course. Your trainer will
validate your prerequisite allowing you
to complete the training program.
Participants in this course (Pool Lifeguard)
are advised that there are no designated
exit points in this program. For assessment
purposes, trainer observation is conducted
over the duration of the program and
both practical and theory assessments
are conducted in the final sessions of
the last day. To ensure these assessment
requirements are met, participants are
to attend all sessions and successfully
complete all assessments to be considered
for an award.
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Pool Lifeguard Update
SISSS00111
Pool Lifeguard and CPR qualifications
must be updated annually to continue
working in the industry.
Who should attend?
At the MSAC Institute of Training we
deliver update courses. All courses are
held at the Melbourne Sports & Aquatic
Centre (MSAC).
Prerequisites
TIME
This course requires candidates to hold the
following prerequisite unit:
9am – 5pm
Updates are valid for 12 months and
include CPR component.
The course is delivered and assessed by
MSAC Institute of Training.
Course outcome
Successful completion of this course will
result in a statement of attendance with
industry recognition providing details
of renewal.
People working as pool life guards.
• HLTAID003 – Provide first aid updated
Note: As Level 2 First Aid could also include
HLTFA301C or HLTFA301B which are not
sufficient for the PLG pre-requisite.
DAYS
1
COST and dates
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Candidates are to provide this evidence
to us by:
• Mailing us a Certified True copy of
the Statement of Attainment prior to
the course
Or
• By bringing the original Statement of
Attainment and a copy (for us to retain)
with you to the course. Your trainer will
validate your prerequisite allowing you
to complete the training program.
Participants in this course (Pool Lifeguard)
are advised that there are no designated
exit points in this program. For assessment
purposes, trainer observation is conducted
over the duration of the program and
both practical and theory assessments
are conducted in the final sessions of
the last day. To ensure these assessment
requirements are met, participants are
to attend all sessions and successfully
complete all assessments to be considered
for an award.
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Provide First Aid
Provide First Aid (Senior Level 2)
Update
(Senior Level 2)
HLTAID003
HLTAID003
This course provides participants with the essential skills and
knowledge required to manage life-threatening emergencies
until professional medical help arrives. This course educates
participants in how to deal with medical emergencies arising
from shock, bleeding, burns, fractures, soft tissue injuries,
cardiac and respiratory emergencies, exposure, and poisoning.
This update course provides participants with a current Provide
First Aid Certification with the essential skills and knowledge
required to maintain this accreditation and manage life-threatening
emergencies until professional medical help arrives. This course
educates participants in how to deal with medical emergencies
arising from shock, bleeding, burns, fractures, soft tissue injuries,
cardiac and respiratory emergencies, exposure, and poisoning.
The qualification is current for 3 years. Please note that in
order to maintain currency; you should update your CPR
annually. Please refer to the MIT CPR Update course.
The course is provided in partnership between MSAC Institute
of Training – RTO #21761 and Life Saving Victoria – RTO #21799.
It is delivered and assessed by MSAC Institute of Training under
license agreement with Lifesaving Victoria who enrol and certify
the students.
Course outcome
Successful completion of this course will result in the award of:
• HLTAID003 – Provide first aid
Who should attend?
This course is suitable to all audience types.
DAYS
The qualification is current for 3 years. Please note that in order to
maintain currency; you should update your CPR annually. Please
refer to the MIT CPR Update course.
The course is provided in partnership between MSAC Institute
of Training – RTO #21761 and Life Saving Victoria – RTO #21799.
It is delivered and assessed by MSAC Institute of Training under
license agreement with Lifesaving Victoria who enrol and certify
the students.
Course outcome
Upon successful completion of this course, participants will receive
a Statement of Attainment in the below units:
• HLTAID003 – Provide first aid
Who should attend?
Those requiring an update to their Provide
First Aid (Senior Level 2) accreditation.
1
TIME
9am – 5pm
COST and dates
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Delivery Partner
DAYS
1
TIME
9am – 5pm
COST and dates
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Delivery Partner
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Advanced Resuscitation
The purpose of the Advanced
Resuscitation course is for participants
to further their knowledge and skills in
resuscitation and learn the correct use
of oxygen and associated equipment.
This course is provided by St John
Ambulance Victoria – RTO #88041.
Learning Outcomes
The Advanced Resuscitation course is
designed to further the participant’s
knowledge and skills in resuscitation
and learn the correct use of oxygen and
associated equipment. The session will
cover and discuss the following topics:
1
TIME
9am – 3pm
• Infection control
COST and dates
• Review of DRABC Action Plan
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Course outcome
• Sudden Cardiac Arrest
Upon successful completion of this course,
participants will receive a Statement of
Attainment in:
• Defibrillation
• HLTAID007 – Provide advanced
resuscitation techniques is inherent in
this qualification
• Soft Bag resuscitation
Who should attend?
days
• Administration of Oxygen
• Oxygen Delivery Systems
Delivery Partner
• Use of Oxygen in resuscitation
• M
aintenance of Oxygen delivery systems
and AED equipment
• Duty Mangers
Prerequisites
• Lifeguard and Aquatic Supervisors
There are no prerequisites.
• Venue and event Supervisors
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Provide CPR & CPR Update
HLTAID001
Having the skills to act quickly and
confidently in an emergency situation
could see you save someone’s life.
Course outcome
Life Saving Victoria’s Provide
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
(CPR) programs are delivered by
trained and helpful professionals who
will guide you through the courses
in an easy to understand manner.
This course equips individuals with
the necessary skills to act confidently
in an emergency situation.
• H
LTAID001 – Provide Cardiopulmonary
Resuscitation
The course is provided in partnership
between MSAC Institute of Training
– RTO #21761 and Life Saving
Victoria – RTO #21799. It is delivered
and assessed by MSAC Institute of
Training under license agreement with
Lifesaving Victoria who enrol and certify
the students.
Units of competency gained from this
course are:
The CPR full course, requires 3 hours to
learn this important, potentially lifesaving
technique. Upon successful completion of
this course you will update your knowledge
and skills in emergency care, how to react
safely in an emergency and help prevent
emergencies, participate in the control
of minor injuries and provide First Aid
and Resuscitation.
This program includes casualty assessment
(DRABCD), covering both one and two
operator CPR. Techniques for adults,
children and infants are included.
Alternately, the Level 2 First Aid course
includes a CPR component and qualification.
days 0.5
TIME
9am – 12pm
COST and dates
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pricing and schedules at
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Delivery Partner
Who should attend
Anyone requiring a CPR accreditation or
needing to annually renew their existing
CPR accreditation.
If you already hold a current Level 2 First
Aid or CPR qualification, then this is not
the course for you! You do not need to
re-sit the whole course again, just a 2 hour
re-accreditation course. Please refer to
previous page, Provide First Aid Update
(Level 2) & CPR Update.
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Aquatic Technical
Operator
(Pool Operations)
This interactive 2 day course will deliver
the essential training to ensure your staff
are aware of the criteria enforced by the
Standards & Requirements under the
public and environmental health act.
Course outcome
This program qualifies you to operate
and maintain swimming pools, spas,
water slides and Hydrotherapy pools.
It meets the criteria enforced by the
Department of Human Services and
public and environmental health
departments in all States of Australia.
• SISCAQU201A – How to control, maintain
and monitor pool water quality
Participants are required to have access
to an Aquatic facility to complete their
assignment. Assignments are due
4 weeks after the course.
• SISXEMR201A – How to respond to
emergency situations
Upon successful completion of the required
assessment participants will receive a
Statement of Attainment from MSAC
Institute of Training for the following units:
• SISCAQU303A – How to protect your
asset and operate i.e. Aquatic facility
plant and equipment
• SISCAQU305A – Implement aquatic
facility plant and equipment
maintenance program
days 2
TIME
9am – 5pm
COST and dates
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• SISXRSK301A – Risk management/
analysis of activities
Who should attend
Anyone who is responsible for:
• Public pools
• Hydro pools and spas
• Pools and spas located in hotels,
apartments, retirement, aged care and
health facilities
Pool lifeguards and swimming teachers who
want to broaden their skills and knowledge
will also benefit from attending this course.
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for this course.
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Aquatic Technical
Operator Update
(Aquatic Maintenance)
Participants will be provided with a
comprehensive and practical review
of the skills and knowledge required
to ensure professional and accurate
adherence to the Standards and current
Legislation. It is highly recommended
that people responsible for a Hotel
or Motel’s aquatic facility hold
this qualification.
Course outcome
Participants are required to have access
to an Aquatic facility to complete their
assignment. Ask your course coordinator
if you require access to MSAC Pools. This
is inclusive of this course. Assignments
are due 4 weeks after the course.
• Operate and maintain swimming pools
and spas in accordance with the current
standards
Upon successful completion of the required
assessment participants will receive a
Statement of Attainment from MSAC
Institute of Training for the following units:
• SISCAQU304A – Maintain pool
water quality
Participants will gain access to new and
updated information on:
days 1
TIME
9am – 5pm
COST and dates
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• Explain current functioning, circulation
and filtration systems
• Operate a variety of water disinfection
systems
• Provide an appropriate chemical balance
of pool water
Who should attend
This refresher program is designed for
managers and staff responsible for the
maintenance and operation of swimming
pools and spas in hotels, apartments,
retirement, and aged care.
Prerequisites
Aquatic Technical Operator
(Pool Operations).
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Fire Wardens
(with Extinguishers)
This course is designed for people
assigned the role of wardens in their
workplace. These may include building
wardens, fire safety officers of OH&S
officers. Course provider Metropolitan
Fire and Emergency Services Board –
RTO #3067.
This accredited course is delivered by
the Melbourne Fire Brigade (MFB) and is
structured in accordance with Australian
Standards:
• E
mergency Control Organisation
and Procedures in Buildings
(AS 3745 – 2002)
• E
mergency Response for Health Care
Facilities (AS 4083 – 1997)
Course outcome
The course consists of theoretical and
practical class and the following content
will be covered:
• Fire awareness in your workplace
• Practical Fire Extinguisher training
• Identifying various fire protection
equipment in buildings
• The wardens role and responsibilities
• Evacuation procedures
days 0.5
TIME
9.30am – 1.30pm
COST and dates
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• Identification of the various types
of extinguishers and hose reels on
the premises
Delivery Partner
Who should attend
All office staff with Fire Warden
responsibility and those wanting to
become a Fire Warden.
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Advanced First Aid
HLTAID006
Advanced first aid training prepares
the first aider to manage the incident
and other first aiders at first aid
response level. This 1 day course
includes the provision of life support
using dedicated first aid equipment,
implementing care of the casualty
beyond the basic until handing over
to medical or other assistance, and,
the administration of management
and support of the other first aiders.
Current industry standards state this
must be updated every 3 years with the
CPR component being updated every
12 months.
Course outcome
Upon successful completion of this course,
participants will receive a Statement of
Attainment in:
• HLTAID006 – Provide advanced first aid
days 1
TIME
9am – 4.45pm
Prerequisite
COST and dates
There are no prerequisites for this course.
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Delivery Partner
This course is provided by St John
Ambulance Victoria – RTO #88041.
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First Aid Management
of Anaphylaxis
22099VIC
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This course provides participants with
the knowledge and skills to assist
an individual with a severe allergic
reaction by the administration of an
EpiPen until medical aid arrives. It also
develops skills in the recognition,
management, prevention and risk
minimisation strategies so as to
develop and implement a management
plan to reduce the risk of severe
allergic reactions.
Course CONTENT
This Victorian Registration and
Qualifications Authority Accredited
course is recognised by the Secretary
for the purpose of the Children’s
Services Regulations 1998. The course
is facilitated by St John Ambulance –
RTO #88041.
• Administration of an EpiPen
• Legal issues
• Infection control
days 0.5
• Review of DRABC Action Plan
TIME
• Information of ‘food tolerance’
and ‘allergy’
9am – 12pm
• What is anaphylaxis
COST and dates
• Familiarisation with definitions and terms
• Management of an anaphylactic episode
• Use of a management plan
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• Prevention and minimisation strategies
Delivery Partner
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Emergency management of
Asthma in the workplace
(EAM) 22282VIC
The course in Emergency Management
of Asthma in the Workplace (EAM) is an
accredited training course specifically
designed to:
Why undertake
this course?
• P
romote the standardised emergency
management protocols for treating
an asthma attack
• To provide the means to enable an
organisation to hold blue reliever
medication for first aid purposes in a first
aid kit according to current regulations
• R
aise the general level of awareness
of asthma and emergency asthma
management
• P
romote a proactive approach to
asthma through the development
of an asthma policy
• P
rovide a registration protocol,
which enables access to blue reliever
medication for first aid purposes to
be held in first aid kits.
• To ensure somebody knows what to do
in case of an emergency
days 0.5
TIME
9am – 12pm
COST and dates
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Delivery Partner
The course is facilitated by St John
Ambulance – RTO #88041.
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AUSTSWIM Teacher of
Swimming & Water Safety
(TSW)
The AUSTSWIM Teacher of Swimming
and Water Safety course provides
candidates with essential competencies
to teach swimming and water safety
to persons from four years of age in
swimming pools and confined natural
shallow water venues. The Certificate is
valid for three years and is the nationally
recognised industry standard for
swimming and water safety teachers.
This course is provided by AUSTSWIM
– RTO #104975
Course outcome
Upon successful completion of the required
assessment participants will receive a
Statement of Attainment from AUSTSWIM
for the following units:
• SISCCRO302A – Apply legal and ethical
instructional skills
• SISCAQU308A – Instruct water
familiarisation, buoyancy and
mobility skills
• SISCAQU309A – Instruct clients in water
safety and survival skills
days
2
TIME
8.30am – 4.30pm
COST and dates
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• SISCAQU310A – Instruct swimming strokes
• SISCAQU202A – Perform basic water
rescues
Delivery Partner
COURSE CONTENT
Topics include:
• Overview of AUSTSWIM and the aquatic
industry
• Being an effective teacher
• How people learn
• Aquatic safety, survival and rescue skills
• Principles of movement in water
• Legal responsibilities of an AUSTSWIM
teacher
• Water familiarization, buoyancy, mobility
and safety
• Teaching safer diving skills
• Toward efficient stroke development
• Plan, deliver and review a lesson
Prerequisites
Candidates must have a current CPR
qualification and undergo 18 hours of
supervised teaching. Candidates are
required to have a reasonable level of
fitness and swimming ability.
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AUSTSWIM Teacher of Infant
Preschool Aquatics
(INF)
The AUSTSWIM Teacher of Infant
Preschool Aquatics course provides the
candidate with the competence required
to deliver safe and enjoyable aquatic
activity programs for children between
the ages of six months to four years
of age.
This course is provided by AUSTSWIM
– RTO #104975
Course outcome
Upon successful completion of the required
assessment participants will receive a
Statement of Attainment from AUSTSWIM
for the following unit:
• SISCAQU311A – Foster the development
of infants and toddlers in an aquatic
environment
COURSE CONTENT
The course consists of approximately 8
– 14 contact hours (theory and practical),
plus supervised on the job teaching hours.
Topics include:
days
1
TIME
8.30am – 4.30pm
COST and dates
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Delivery Partner
• Philosophy of infant and preschool
aquatics
• Early childhood development
• Teacher, parent and child relationships
• Health, hygiene and water safety
• Water familiarisation
• Aquatic skill development
• Plan, deliver and review a lesson
Prerequisites
Candidates must have a current CPR
qualification and practical teaching hours,
including observations and supervised
teaching. Candidates are required to
have a reasonable level of fitness and
swimming ability. Candidates must hold an
AUSTSWIM Teacher of Swimming and Water
Safety accreditation.
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AUSTSWIM
Teacher Towards
Competitive
Strokes
AUSTSWIM Teacher
of Aquatics
Access and
Inclusion
(TCS)
(TAI)
The AUSTSWIM Teacher Towards Competitive Stokes course
provides candidates with the competencies to bridge the gap
between the teaching and coaching of swimming.
The AUSTSWIM Teacher of Aquatics – Access and Inclusion
course is designed to provide the knowledge and information
required to deliver programs and services that meet the needs
of a diverse range of people who use the aquatic environment.
Course outcome
On successful completion of all course requirements candidates will
receive the AUSTSWIM Teacher of Towards Competitive Strokes™
accreditation and as a result be issued the AUSTSWIM Teacher of
Towards Competitive Strokes Licence. This licence is valid for 3 years at
which point the AUSTSWIM Teacher™ must renew their accreditation.
COURSE CONTENT
COURSE CONTENT
Originally known as AUSTSWIM Teacher of Aquatics for People with
a Disability, this course has been updated and extended to reflect
the growing size and diversity of today’s communities. AUSTSWIM
Teacher of Aquatics – Access and Inclusion adopts an educational
approach and provides a positive directive to AUSTSWIM teachers of
swimming and water safety to provide aquatics access and inclusion
to all people regardless of:
Topics include:
• Disability
• Towards competitive swimming
• Chronic condition
• External influences and conditions
• Age
• Instructional styles
• Cultural and linguistic diverse backgrounds (CALD)
• Learning – making it work
• Development of competitive stroke technique
Prerequisites
Candidates are required to have:
Prerequisites
Candidates must have a current CPR qualification and practical
observation hours, and have a reasonable level of fitness and
swimming ability. Candidates must hold an AUSTSWIM Teacher
of Swimming and Water Safety accreditation.
1. AUSTSWIM Teacher of Swimming and Water Safety Licence
2. A reasonable level of fitness and swimming ability
days
1
days 1
TIME
8.30am – 4.30pm
COST and dates
TIME
8.15am – 4.45pm
COST and dates
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Delivery Partner
Delivery Partner
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AUSTSWIM TEACHER
OF ADULTS
AUSTSWIM is Australia’s national
organisation for the teaching of
swimming and water safety™.
They have developed quality aquatic
education program for those wishing to
enter the aquatic industry as a teacher
of swimming and water safety™.
This course is provided by AUSTSWIM
– RTO #104975
Course outcome
On successful completion of all course
requirements candidates will receive
the AUSTSWIM Teacher of Adults™
accreditation. This is valid for 3 years
at which point the AUSTSWIM Teacher™
must renew their accreditation.
days 2
TIME
8.15am – 4.45pm
COST and dates
COURSE CONTENT
The course consists of approximately 8
– 14 contact hours (theory and practical),
plus supervised on the job teaching hours.
Topics include:
• Philosophy of infant and preschool
aquatics
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Delivery Partner
• Early childhood development
• Teacher, parent and child relationships
• Health, hygiene and water safety
• Water familiarisation
• Aquatic skill development
• Plan, deliver and review a lesson
Prerequisites
Candidates are required to have:
1. AUSTSWIM Teacher of Swimming
and Water Safety™ accreditation.
2. A reasonable level of fitness and
swimming ability
Additional Requirements
1. Practical teaching hours including
observation, supervised teaching and
verification of teaching competency.
2. Show evidence of holding a current
cardio pulmonary resuscitation
(CPR) award.
3. Teacher Declaration.
4. Submit photo for AUSTSWIM
Teacher License™
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Cultural Awareness Training
This workshop provided by the MSAC
Institute of Training aims to educate
and reinforce a workplace culture of
building respect, fostering inclusiveness,
promoting diversity and embracing
the unique skills and qualities of all
employees and stakeholders.
Learning outcomes
You will discuss factors that shape good
settlement for newly arrived and refugee
young people and unpack strategies to
engage young people from migrant and
refugee backgrounds within Melbourne
Sports Hub programs and services.
• Identify key pre settlement experience
for young people from refugee
backgrounds
• Demonstrate factors that impact on good
settlement for newly arrived and refugee
young people
• Identify and apply culturally inclusive
strategies to support the engagement
and participation of young people from
migrant and refugee backgrounds
days 0.5
TIME
9.30am – 12.30pm
COST and dates
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Delivery Partner
Centre for Multicultural Youth Training
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Anybody who interacts with clients,
customers or peers from a variety of
backgrounds on a regular basis.
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Disability Awareness
& Access Training
Everyone has different levels of contact
with people with disability. If you have
had limited contact with people who do
have a disability, you may be concerned
that you will embarrass yourself or the
person with a disability by saying or
doing the wrong thing. This can lead
to uneasiness or potentially result in
misunderstanding and anxiety for
all concerned. Disability awareness
training provides facts, research,
tips for communication and tips for
accommodation within the workplace.
Learning outcomes
The Disability Awareness and Access
training is designed to provide attendees
with essential knowledge of disability
in society, misconceptions and facts,
access rights, tips for communication and
awareness-raising. This session will cover
and discuss the following topics:
• Understand the delivery of quality
services for people with disabilities
• Communicate effectively with people
with a disability
days 0.5
TIME
9.30am – 12.30pm
COST and dates
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• The capacity to support the rights,
interest and needs of people with
a disabilities
• Respond to situations of risk or potential
risk to people with disabilities
• Hands on experience with using
accessible facilities on off at the
Melbourne Sports Hub
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Anybody who interacts with clients,
customers or peers who may encounter
communication or access challenges in
their role.
Our trainers
• David Foran – National Disability
Services (NDS) & DPA Consultants
• Simon Tranter – LLENS Career Fit
& IMVC Ready Set Go Trainer
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Sports Medicine Australia is Australia’s peak national umbrella
body for the prevention of lifestyle diseases through sports
medicine and sports science and injury prevention.
Educational courses available
At a community level Sports Medicine Australia is responsible for creating a
safe playing field in which all Australians can actively and freely participate.
The delivery of the Safer Sport message throughout Australia is achieved
through the development and design of courses and educational resources for
coaches, trainers, teachers and participants.
Just some of the courses that are available are:
Level 1 Sports Trainer / Allied Health Level 1 Sports Trainer
Provide First Aid (HLTAID003)
Provide CPR (HLTAID001)
Provide Emergency Care for Suspected Spinal Injuries
(PUAEME004A)
Other Professional Development / Level 2 Sports Trainer Units
Partners:
For more information and to learn about all the courses SMA offer, visit:
sma.org.au
CUSTOMISED LEARNING
PROGRAMS
MIT has the capability and capacity
to customise learning course to meet
your organisation’s needs. These can
be in the form of short courses, or
more comprehensive certificate based
modules which we can map to a Unit of
Competency or Nationally recognised
certificate qualification.
Examples include:
Customising subjects or Modules in the
Certificate IV Front Line Management
Qualification to meet the needs of a specific
area of your workforce.
Providing a specific series of industry
compliance based courses through online
and classroom based modules over a short
or longer term time period.
SPORTING FACILITY
MANAGEMENT TRAINING
The Melbourne Sports Hub also conducts
tailored group training relating to Project
Management, Peer Reviews and Mentoring.
As a nationally accredited training
organisation operating within the
Melbourne Sports Hub, MIT is uniquely
placed to deliver a Sport Facility
Management Series. Across three worldclass venues – Melbourne Sports & Aquatic
Centre (MSAC), State Netball Hockey Centre
(SNHC) and Lakeside Stadium, Melbourne
Sports Hub has successfully staged a
variety of prestigious international sporting
events including the 2006 Commonwealth
Games, the 2007 FINA World Swimming
Championships and the 2009 Champions
Hockey Trophy.
Our internationally acclaimed Sport Facility
Management Series offers participants a
wealth of insights and information about
how to successfully establish and maintain
a world-class sports and recreation facility,
drawn from our wealth of experience.
Topics covered include:
• Processes for establishing international
sporting facilities
• Managing major events
• Aligning organisational structure to
drive strategy and innovation
• Digital services and marketing
• Business analysis and peer reviews.
Participants learn from leading experts
with practical experience in the
conception, planning, design, construction,
establishment and operation of major
sport facilities.
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GETTING TO MSAC INSTITUTE
OF TRAINING
MIT is located within the grounds of the
Melbourne Sports & Aquatic Centre (MSAC)
in Albert Park, next to multi-level car park,
on Albert Road.
By Car
By Tram
Melways Reference 2K, D7
Route 96 (East Brunswick to St Kilda Beach)
– Stop 129
Access to MSAC is either from Aughtie Drive
or the Albert Road/Cecil Street entrance.
Route 12 (City to South Melbourne/St Kilda)
– Stop 131
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Contact one of our friendly
course advisors and start planning
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Sports House, 375 Albert Road, Albert Park VICTORIA 3206
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