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Wellness Breaks

Wellness Breaks Our wellness breaks are short (11 minutes or less), simple breathing exercises or meditations/mindfulness techniques to reset your focus and give you a chance to check in with your physical and mental state. As we pass through immense changes in our daily routines and an increased stress load on many levels, it becomes vital we take care of ourselves. Whether you are working or teaching from home, need a regular short break or just feeling a bit overwhelmed tune in... [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.

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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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Working Safely at Heights (CPCCCM2010B, CPCCWHS2001)

The Work Safely at Heights course is designed for participants who could be required to undertake routine procedures involving working at heights. The course is designed to expose participants who work at height to a broad range of height risk situations and to correctly implement a safe working procedure. Upon completion of this course, participants will be competent to work at height using applicable fall protective equipment in line with Workplace Health and Safety guidelines. [More]
Assessments are made against units of competency from the Certificate III in Mobile Crane Operations TLI31716.
  • Work safely at heights (CPCCCM2010B)
  • Apply WHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry (CPCCWHS2001)

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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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Workplace Health & Safety Representative Refresher

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 play an important role in representing the health and safety interests of workers in a work group. The role of the HSR is to facilitate the flow of information about workplace health and safety between employers and workers. This course equips participants with the essential skills for effectively... [More]

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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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