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Sydney Australia

Sydney Australia. Australian Institute of Commerce and Language CRICOS Provider No 02048A. Our Mission To be an enthusiastic provider of quality training and real academic pathways

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Sydney Australia

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  1. Sydney Australia Australian Institute of Commerce and LanguageCRICOS Provider No 02048A

  2. Our Mission • To be an enthusiastic provider of quality training and real academic pathways • To encourage and empower students to realize their full potential and provide the means for individuals of all cultures to learn in harmony

  3. Australian Institute of Commerce and Language (AICL) is a Registered Training Organization (RTO) and our courses are accredited and recognized by all relevant government bodies and educational institutions such as ASQA DIAC DISERTE The graduates are awarded with a qualification under the Australian Qualification Framework (AQF). About AICL - Accreditations

  4. AICL Campus

  5. Indonesia Turkey Peru Slovakia Thailand Japan United Kingdom Lebanon Jordan Czech China Brazil Colombia Malaysia Italy Korea Poland Hungary Russia Philippines France Hong Kong Bangladesh Ecuador Spain Nepal Students - Diverse Nationalities Pakistan India

  6. Diploma of Business • CRICOS Code 068799E Business Courses

  7. Diploma of Business CRICOS Code 068799E This course is designed for people who are interested in business and to know how businesses operate. The course is especially relevant to people seeking a job as a trainee manager or supervisor in marketing, retaining, human resources, management, accounting or administration areas. Course length: 52 weeks

  8. Diploma in Accounting CRICOS Code 073977E Advanced Diploma of Accounting CRICOS Code 073978D Accounting Courses

  9. Diploma in Accounting CRICOS Code 073977E This course aims to provide basic financial management, costing, taxation law and business law. Students will also learn to produce and analyze financial reports, and develop management techniques for a small team. Course length: 78 weeks Advanced Diploma of Accounting CRICOS Code 073978D This course is an industry - specified pathway for students wishing to practice as a qualified accountant. Students will also learn to produce and analyze financial reports, and develop management techniques for a small team. Course length: 104 weeks

  10. Certificate III in Children’s Services Diploma of Children’s Services CRICOS Code 071170E CRICOS Code 071169J Children’s Services

  11. Certificate III in Children's Services  The qualification covers workers who use organization policies, procedures and individual children's profiles to plan activities and provide care to children, facilitating their leisure and play and enabling them to achieve their developmental outcomes. depending on the setting, workers may work under direct supervision or autonomously. Course length: 26 weeks

  12. Diploma of Children's Services (Early Childhood Education and Care) The qualification enables children's services workers tooperate at a qualified level in early childhood education andcare, and graded assessment will assist with entry into earlychildhood degree courses. The qualification relates toworkers in children's services who are responsible forplanning, implementing and managing programs in earlychildhood services, in accordance with licensing, accreditation and duty of care requirements. At this level workers have responsibility for supervision ofother staff and volunteers. In most states it is the highestqualification required at director or service manager level forchildren's service centre-based care. • Course length: 78 weeks (including Certificate III in Children’s Services)

  13. Certificate III in Aged Care Certificate IV in Aged Care CRICOS Code 073875M CRICOS Code 077455K Aged Care

  14. Certificate III in Aged Care This qualification provides knowledge and skills to carry out activities to maintain care and other activities of living for people in an aged care setting, and carry out activities related to an individualized plan. The workers  at this level report directly to a supervisor and not responsible for other workers Course length: 26 weeks Delivery Arrangement:  26 weeks(20 weeks delivery: 332.5hrs. Classroom,10hrs online and 107.5 hours of work placement)

  15. Certificate IV in Aged Care This qualification provides knowledge and skills to plan, develop, implement and monitor programs and services for older people. Students will learn skills to assess the needs of older people with complex circumstances and plan and conduct group and recreation programs for older people. Students will also learn how to monitor services, implement and monitor health and safety policies and procedures and organize an effective work environment Course length: 26 weeks (Certificate III is a prerequisite) Delivery Arrangement:  26 weeks(20 weeks delivery: 317.50hrs. Classroom, 10hrs online and 105 hours of work placement, 20 hours online learning)

  16. Aged Care AICL Affiliated Aged Care Centres Riviera Health

  17. AICL Affiliated Aged Care Centres St George Aged Care Centre Aged Care

  18. Certificate III in IT - General • Certificate IV in IT - Networking • Diploma of Information Technology (Networking) • Advanced Diploma of Information Technology (Network Security)

  19. Certificate III in IT - General This course is for students with little or no IT background, who want to develop the necessary introductory skills to other higher level award courses in IT studies. Course length: 26 weeks Certificate IV in IT - Networking The Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking) develops skills and knowledge in the installation and management of simple networks and provides for an individual to be effective in network management either as an independent ICT Specialist or as part of a team.  Course length: 52 weeks (Certificate III in IT is a prerequisite)

  20. Diploma of Information Technology (Networking) Diploma of Information Technology (Networking) provides the skills and knowledge for an individual to be competent in high level network management and engineering. Course length: 78 weeks (Certificate IV in IT (Networking) is a prerequisite) Advanced Diploma of Information Technology (Network Security) Advanced Diploma of Information Technology (Network Security) provides skills and knowledge in planning, technical design, implementation and management of complex and high-level network security and components. Students will also gain the skills to identify and isolate key security issues within network infrastructures and network servers Course length: 104 weeks (Diploma of IT (Networking) is a prerequisite)

  21. All student’s enquiries , ID card & collection of forms • Re-assessment form • Student Request form • Course suspension form • Can take up to 5 days to process Student Services - Reception (Level 9)

  22. Admissions & Academic Support (Level 9) • COE from DIAC • Letter of Offer • Course deferral, suspension • Enquiries of attendance, results • Documentations • Class time-tables

  23. Accounts & Administration (Level 9) • Payments for • Tuition fees • Re-assessments/Session Change/Course • change/missed assessments • Fees schedule • Financial Arrangements • Confirmation of Enrolment(CoE)

  24. Marketing • Enquiries regarding • New courses • Visa guidelines • Seminars/Workshops • Articulation • Change of Course • Student activities & programmes • Student Council

  25. Director of Studies (Level 8, Room 819) • Student Memos, Notices • Liaise with relevant industry and • course development • Compliance issues • Managing Trainers and Classes • Change of course approval • RPL/Subject Exemptions • Terminations • Re-assessments/Missed • Assessments • Students Complaints • Text books issues • Attendance and Academic • progress issues • Intervention

  26. User Support (Room 819) • Computer Access : User name and password • Technical difficulties software/hardware • problems • Student ID Cards • Including Photo ID • Printing Access • Photocopying

  27. Facilities and Support AICL provides students with the following learning resources: • Student academic counseling • Student affairs office • Interactive learning management system

  28. Statutory Requirements • Primary requirements • 1. Attendance • Must have satisfactory class participation to pass the subject. • Currently it is 80% • Student are not allowed to work during class hours 2. Satisfactory Academic Progress • Must pass each subject on your first attempt 3. Payment of fees • Must be paid prior to start of the term • Zero (0) attendance as name will not appear in the class roll • Results not available • Certificate/Diploma not available

  29. AICL Course Progress Policy & Procedure • AICL monitors, records and assesses the course progress of each student for the course in which the student is currently enrolled.  • AICL assesses each student's progress at the end of each compulsory study period. Ten weeks is defined as one term at AICL.  • At AICL, unsatisfactory progress is defined as not successfully completing or demonstrating competency in at least 50% of the modules/subjects attempted in a 10 week study period.  

  30. AICL Course Progress Policy & Procedure • Student must have attended 80 % of the class in order to pass the subject. • Student must pass 50% of total subjects they have enrolled for the particular 9 or 10 week term

  31. Intervention Strategy • AICL identifies and assists students who are at risk of not making satisfactory course progress. AICL contacts and counsels the identified students. AICL will then assist the identified student to achieve satisfactory course progress by • reassessing on the failed subjects • providing additional support such as putting those students on tutorial/ study group, providing assistance with personal issues which are influencing the progress, academic skills support, additional English support • placing the student in a suitable alternative subject within the course or suggest the student with suitable alternative course. • placing in more appropriate class • increased monitoring of the student

  32. Academic Rules • Assessment • Assignment (group, individual) • Project (group, individual) • Exam(s) • Demonstration/ Practicals • Plagiarism • Claiming that someone else’s work is • your own (Considered cheating) • $200 fines apply • All research work must have reference • Zero Tolerance on Plagiarism- Non negotiable! • Make sure that the work is your own • work

  33. Academic Rules • Subject Exemptions • Students can apply for exemptions based on previous study • If granted this will shorten the length of their course • Should apply prior to course starting • Otherwise apply for exemptions as soon as possible • There is a fee associated with the processing of an exemption ($100 application fee) • Exemption forms are available from Student Services • Also known as Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) • Please note overseas student must apply RPL once their • qualification is certified by National Office of Overseas Skills • Recognition (NOOSR ). NOOSR compares overseas qualifications • with AQF levels

  34. Academic Rules Results Published approximately 3 weeks after the end of the term

  35. Academic Rules • Appeals and Re-Assessment • Within 2 weeks from date result declared – discuss with your trainer • If you do not pass, or wait longer than 2 weeks, meet with the Coordinator, a fee may apply if re-assessment needed • Keep a copy of all assessments

  36. Counselling Procedures • Counselling Procedure & Grievance Procedure • Class or Educational Problems ( see DOS or VET- • Coordinator) • Financial Problems (See Accounts staff, Level 9) • Personal and / or Welfare Problems( See DOS Room 816 ) • Immigration/Visa Problems (See Marketing staff, Level 9) • Generic procedure • Approach your trainer • Approach the Director of Studies/Co-ordinator • Approach Managing Director • External Appeal ( Overseas Students Ombudsman)

  37. General Campus Rules None of the following are permitted on campus • Alcohol • Chewing Gum • Drugs • Firearms and Knives • Smoking None of the following are permitted in the classroom • Food and Drink (water OK) • Using Mobile Phones

  38. ATTENDANCE • Attendance is tracked per week, per term and overall • You must attend overall 80% in each term • As per student visa requirement , you must study 20 hours per week. • You will be doing 15 hours face to face learning and 5 hours of distance/online learning.

  39. New Term Changes • No change of session permitted after census date • End of Term : Student is automatically registered for next class • Any questions/changes should be made in week 1 of each term • Attendance for last term is checked • Academic performance is checked • Financial status is checked • If non-financial, then not placed in subject • If not in a subject then no attendance is given • Warning letter Consultation with VET Coordinator within 10 working days . No improvement -> may be reported to DIAC

  40. Graduation Ceremony at NSW Parliament

  41. 2010 AICL received Sydney Business Awards finalist status for the second consecutive year 2009 AICL was a finalist for the Sydney Business Awards in 2009 2008 NSW Minister’s Student Achiever Award was awarded to AICL Hospitality National and State Awards

  42. 2007 The ATMA Award was presented to TAFE NSW 2006 The National Training Legend Award 2009 Eight AICL students competed at the Fine Food Exhibition in Sydney winning 4 Silver and 4 Bronze medals National and State Awards

  43. Emergency Evacuation Procedure • During the event of an emergency that requires the evacuation of the campus, all students should follow the instruction of their trainer and the fire safety warden. • Once students have evacuated the building they should meet at Bijou lane so that the class rolls can be checked to ensure that all students have left the building. • Only after the rolls have been checked can students be dismissed. • Emergency exits are signposted and there are diagrams located in classrooms, hallways and other areas.

  44. What to do ? • When alarm is raised, gather your things and get ready to evacuate. • Wait for the signal by the floor warden (with red or yellow hardhats) to evacuate. • When signal is given, follow your teachers to assembly area using the fire stairs shown in green. • Wait in the assembly area for further instructions. Do NOT leave the assembly area until told to do so. • A roll call will be done to account for everyone.

  45. B i j o u L a n e To assembly area 808 807 809 806 805 804 810 811 803 812 802 8 1 9 801 818 813 8 1 7 814 815 816 8 2 0 G e o r g e S t r e e t Level 8

  46. B i j o u L a n e To assembly area 909 908 907 906 905 910 904 911 903 902 912 919 901 913 9 1 5 917 918 914 916 G e o r g e S t r e ett Level 9

  47. Our Location • Location • Our campus is located in the heart of Sydney, just two minutes walk from Central Station. AICL is located opposite a major Sydney bus interchange. We are also within short walking distance to the monorail and light rail system. • Australian Museum • Broadway Shopping Centre • Chinatown • Capital Theatre • Darling Harbour • Paddy’s Markets • Central Station • Sydney Entertainment Centre

  48. Contact Details Address: LEVEL 9, 815 GEORGE ST, SYDNEY, NSW, 2000 Phone: 61-2-8917 6800 Fax: 61-2-9212 0069 Email: info@aaicl.nsw.edu.au Website: www.aicl.nsw.edu.au

  49. Any Questions ?

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