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Workplace Health and Safety Representative Training

This course is designed for Work Health and Safety Representatives and has been updated to reflect new legislation and the WHS Act and Regulations 2011. Health and safety representatives (HSRs) need relevant knowledge and skills to allow them to exercise their powers to promote and ensure the health and safety of members of their work-groups. Under the WHS Regulations and outlined in section 72 of the WHS Act they are entitled to attend a training course in work health and safety... [More]

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Workplace health & safety awareness

This course is a non-accredited course targeted for workplaces who wish to have training in workplace health and safety awareness. This includes manual handling, risk assessment and control such as spills, electrical etc. This course does not represent training required for formal courses such as health and safety representative. [More]

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English for work

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Assessments are made against units of competency.
  • Use hygienic practices for food safety (SITXFSA101)
  • Participate in safe work practices (SITXWHS101)
  • Work safely in the construction industry (CPCCOHS1001A)
  • Read and respond to basic workplace information (FSKRDG04)
  • Provide basic emergency life support (HLTAID002)
  • Write basic workplace formatted texts (FSKWTG02)
  • Licence to operate a forklift truck (TLILIC2001A)
  • Participate in highly familiar spoken exchanges (FSKOCM01)
  • Write personal details on basic workplace forms (FSKWTG01)

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SMART Program

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Assessments are made against units of competency from the Certificate I in Skills for Vocational Pathways FSK10213.
  • Provide first aid (HLTAID003)
  • Read and respond to routine workplace information (FSKRDG10)
  • Write simple workplace information (FSKWTG06)
  • Write routine formal workplace texts (FSKWTG07)
  • Participate in safe work practices (SITXWHS101)
  • Use hygienic practices for food safety (SITXFSA101)
  • Provide healthy eating information to clients in accordance with recommended guidelines (SISFFIT306A)
  • Interact with customers (SITXCCS202)
  • Interact effectively with others at work (FSKOCM07)
  • Provide fitness orientation and health screening (SISFFIT301A)
  • Use simple strategies for work-related learning (FSKLRG08)
  • Read and respond to simple workplace information (FSKRDG07)
  • Use routine strategies for work-related learning (FSKLRG11)
  • Participate in simple spoken interactions at work (FSKOCM03)

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Course in the Management of Asthma Risks and Emergencies in the Workplace (22282VIC)

This course replaces 22024VIC and is designed for people who wish to obtain the knowledge ans skills in the recognition and treatment of Asthma including emergency first aid procedures [More]
Assessments are made against units of competency from the Course in the Management of Asthma Risks and Emergencies in the Workplace 22282VIC.
  • Manage asthma risks and emergencies in the workplace (VU21658)

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Sprinkles footsteps to futures

This is a tailored course developed specifically for females from the CALD community of Griffith NSW. The course aims to develop skills which open opportunities for work and reduce barriers to community based services thereby facilitating participation in wider community activities. Enrolment into this course is via application. Interested parties are encouraged to contact the WRCC Student Support Officer 02 6964 5334. [More]
Assessments are made against units of competency.
  • Participate in simple spoken interactions at work (FSKOCM03)
  • Use hygienic practices for food safety (SITXFSA001)
  • Use simple strategies for work-related learning (FSKLRG08)

This course has no current classes. Please the waiting list.

Introduction to Coding (Computer Program language)

Coding new languages for the future. There is no doubt, either now or in the future you will need to use and at least understand computing, programming languages . This short non accredited course explores concepts that are integral to programming, coding. Participants will be introduced to many critical coding skills such as sequencing and logic, loops, parallelism, Boolean logic, binary code, and much more! This is a skill you are really going to need and or at least understand... [More]

Working in the hospitality industry

The development of this course is aimed toward the development of key skills aligned to the Hospitality industry. Participants will participate in a variety activities aligned to workplace and customer communication. Customers service, food handling, food preparation, food and table service practices. Enrolment into this course is via application. Interested parties are encouraged to contact the WRCC Student Support Officer 02 6964 5334 [More]
Assessments are made against units of competency.
  • Provide a link between kitchen and service areas (THHBFB023AA)

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Advanced MS Office

WRCC offers a wide range of programs designed to take your IT skills—and your career—to the next level. The development of this program seeks to deepen the IT skills of advanced computer users. This course is not for beginners. Our highly skilled and knowledgeable trainers will guide to reach new levels in the use of MS office packages. These are the skills of the future. Skills you will need to be a highly mobile and sought after employee. Each student will be required to discuss... [More]

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Working in Hospitality Industry (Skill Set)

This Skill set provides the candidate with the basic skills to enter into the hospitality industry in the areas of cafes, restaurants, bistros or motels/hotels. On completion of this course participants will be issued with a Statement of Attainment. Should the candidate decide to study further in hospitality, the units completed will gain recognition of prior learning towards the Certificate II in Hospitality [More]
Assessments are made against units of competency from the Certificate II in Hospitality SIT20316.

This course has no current classes. Please the waiting list.