2016 Brochure Sem 1

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NATIONALLY RECOGNISED TRAINING

The centre is also a Recognised Training Organisation (RTO) and as such offers a variety of nationally recognised qualifications from Certificate III to Diploma level. Our educational philosophy is to support our students from the moment they enrol until they graduate with a nationally recognised qualification.

Our approach is to work with you one-on-one to help you achieve the qualifications needed to realise your employment dreams. Government funding under the Victorian Training Guarantee program is available for these courses, for eligible participants. For eligibility requirements, refer to the relevant course in this guide. Citizenship/visa requirements also apply.

A list of these courses can be found on pages 2 – 3.

COURSES ARE AVAILABLE ONLINE

The centre provides a wide range of online courses in areas such as education, computer training, languages, and health and wellbeing.

These courses are highly interactive and are completed entirely on the internet from the comfort of your own home or office, at a time most convenient to you. All of the courses are led by expert instructors, many of whom are nationally known authors or industry professionals.

All courses run for six weeks and are composed of 12 lessons, representing 24 hours of instruction. You can ask questions, give feedback and receive advice at any time during the course. These courses are affordable, fun, fast and convenient, and geared just for you!

A list of online courses can be found on pages 8 – 9.

GROUP AND SPECIALISED TRAINING

Monash Short Courses also provides a diverse range of specialised group training for your business, club, or faculty. We tailor and deliver a training package or short course that meets the specific requirements of your group, and could provide you with nationally recognised qualifications, in an environment that suits you.

For more information please contact Business and Professional Development on (03) 9905 3180.

PRICING

All prices in this guide are inclusive of GST where applicable.

Prices marked with * are GST free. Discounts apply to Monash University and CSIRO staff, holders of healthcare cards, seniors cards and student cards. Relevant cards will need to be presented at enrolment and commencement of the course. Conditions apply to concessions on government-funded course.

The Centre provides discounted course prices to those with a Monash Student Association (MSA) card.

For further information about the MSA card and how to gain membership, visit the MSA website: msa.monash.edu

The Monash Short Courses website can be found at: monashshortcourses.com

Welcome to Monash Short CoursesThe Monash Short Courses Centre is a not-for-profit service provided by the Monash Student Association. Our courses are open to all, not just to Monash students and staff. We have fast become recognised for our high standards in student services, facilities and specialised training programs.

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Computer TrainingBusiness and Finance MattersCommunication and WritingHospitality, Food and BeverageFirst AidPersonal Development (Paramedic)LeisureLanguages

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Finance ServicesFNS50215 DIPLOMA OF ACCOUNTING

The course will provide students with a thorough understanding of accounting concepts. This course has been developed for students who have current experience or training in Accounting and would like to further their skills with a higher qualification. The course includes preparing financial reports, providing management accounting information, preparing tax documentation for individuals and managing budgets and forecasts. (Classroom Based).

Price: Government-Funded Course Fee – Conc $800, Full $1000*Non-Funded Course Fee – Conc $3550, Full $3750* 161DACCA, 15 Feb–5 Sep, Mon 9:30am–4:30pm, 26 Sessions 161DACCB, 17 Jun–16 Dec, Fri 9:30am–4:30pm, 26 Sessions

Credit card payment plans are available. Please enquire for details. Government funding under the Victorian Training Guarantee program is available for this course for eligible participants. If you do not already hold a qualification at or above a Diploma IV level then you may be eligible. Citizenship/visa requirements also apply. To find out if you are eligible please phone 9905 3180. Prices subject to change.

FNS40215 CERTIFICATE IV IN BOOKKEEPING AND FNS40615 CERTIFICATE IV IN ACCOUNTING (DUAL QUALIFICATION)

This dual qualification is designed to reflect job roles of contract bookkeepers and employees performing bookkeeping tasks for organisations in a range of industries. This qualification is currently cites as meeting the requirements for registration as a Business Activity Statement (BAS) agent by the Tax Practitioner’s Board. The course includes completing Business Activity Statements (BAS) and other office financial statements, developing bookkeeping management systems for organisation and MYOB training.

Price: Government-Funded Course Fee – Conc $140, Full $700*Non-Funded Course Fee – Conc $3700, Full $3900* 161KEEPA, 23 Feb–13 Sep, Tue 9:30am–4:30pm, 28 Sessions 161KEEPB, 2 Jun–8 Dec, Thu 9:30am–4:30pm, 28 Sessions

Credit card payment plans are available. Please enquire for details. Government funding under the Victorian Training Guarantee program is available for this course for eligible participants. If you do not already hold a qualification at or above a Certificate IV level, then you may be eligible. Citizenship/visa requirements also apply. To find out if you are eligible please phone 9905 3180. Prices subject to change.

FNS30315 CERTIFICATE III IN ACCOUNTS ADMINISTRATION

This course is designed for entry-level careers in processing payroll, providing customer service in financial transactions, producing GST reports, accounts payable and receivable and administration duties. You will learn how to write journals and legers, manage and reconcile petty cash, basic word processing skills and perform financial calculations. With highly experienced trainers to guide you in the right direction this could be the course to start your career.

Price: Government-Funded Course Fee – Conc $80, Full $400*Non-Funded Course Fee – Conc $2300, Full $2500* 161FINAA, 3 Mar–26 May, Thu 9:30am–4:30pm , 13 Sessions 162FINAA, 23 Aug–22 Nov, Tue 9:30am–4:30pm, 13 Sessions

Credit card payment plans are available. Please enquire for details. Government funding under the Victorian Training Guarantee program is available for this course for eligible participants. If you do not already hold a qualification at or above a Certificate III level, then you may be eligible. Citizenship/visa requirements also apply. To find out if you are eligible please phone 9905 3180. Prices subject to change.

Business ServicesBSB30415 CERTIFICATE III IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

This course will provide you with the skills necessary to make you a valued member of the office team. Suitable for people of all ages, whether you are changing careers or starting out. This course will develop your understanding of the day to day workings of a business, gain an understanding of financial functions, communication skills, designing and producing documents and develop your keyboarding speed and accuracy. This course is delivered mixed mode (classroom/online).

Price: Government-Funded Course Fee – Conc $320, Full $1600*Non-Funded Course Fee – Conc $2100, Full $2300* 161ADMIA, 23 Feb–23 Jun, Tue/Thu 6:00pm–9:30pm, 35 Sessions 161ADMIB, 11 Apr–15 Aug, Tue 9:30am–4:30pm , 16 Sessions 162ADMIA, 28 Jun–18 Oct, Tue/Thu 6:00pm–9:30pm, 35 Sessions


BSB30915 CERTIFICATE III IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (EDUCATION) This qualification reflects the role of individuals who apply a broad range of administrative competencies in an educational or school support work context, using some discretion and judgement and providing technical advice and support to a team The course will teach you general administration skills as well as dealing with conflict, organising meetings, and assisting with public activities and events in relation to the education sector. This course is delivered mixed mode (classroom/online).

Price: Government-Funded Course Fee – Conc $235, Full $1175*Non-Funded Course Fee – Conc $2100, Full $2300 161EDUA, 23 Feb–23 Jun, Tue/Thu 6:00pm–9:30pm, 35 Sessions 161EDUB, 11 Apr–15 Aug, Tue 9:30am–4:30pm , 16 Sessions 162EDUA, 28 Jun–18 Oct, Tue/Thu 6:00pm–9:30pm, 35 Sessions


BSB31115 CERTIFICATE III IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MEDICAL) The Certificate III in Business Administration (Medical) is designed for people wishing to work in medical administration. They will exercise discretion and judgement using appropriate knowledge to provide technical advice and support to a team. This course is delivered mixed mode (classroom/online) and allows you to work in the medical field, in roles such as:

- Medical Receptionist- Medical records Clerk- Medical Secretary

People with a disability are encouraged to apply.

Price: Government-Funded Course Fee – Conc $100, Full $500*Non-Funded Course Fee – Conc $2600, Full $2800

161EDUCA, 23 Feb–23 Jun, Tue/Thu 6:00pm–9:30pm, 35 Sessions 161EDUCB, 11 Apr–15 Aug, Tue 9:30am–4:30pm, 16 Sessions 162EDUCA, 28 Jun–18 Oct, Tue/Thu 6:00pm–9:30pm, 35 Sessions


Vocational Education & TrainingMonash Short Courses Centre is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO), with endorsement from the Victorian Registration and Qualifications Authority (VRQA) to deliver a range of nationally recognised qualifications and units of competency. RTO Number: 21526.Credit card payment plans: Credit card payment plans are available, please contact us for more detailsEligibility for Government funding: Government funding under the Victorian Training Guarantee program is available for eligible participants. Eligibility varies for each course – refer to the specific course for more information, or to confirm your eligibility, please visit: education.vic.gov.auRPL/Credit Transfer: Recognised Prior Learning and Credit Transfer are available for all qualifications. Please contact us if you would like to apply.

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ManagementBSB42015 CERTIFICATE IV IN LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT This course has been created to provide you with the skills to take on responsibilities as an individual as well as provide leadership and guidance to support others. You will learn how to apply solutions to a defined range of problems and analyse and evaluate information from a variety of sources while monitoring the output of their team. This course will help you gain employment as a Coordinator, Leading hand, Supervisor, Team Leader or Manager.

Price: Government-Funded Course Fee – Conc $120, Full $600*Non-Funded Course Fee – Conc $2800, Full $3000*

161LDMGA, 22 Feb–4 Jul, Mon 9:30am–4:30pm , 16 Sessions 161LDMGA, 9 Jun–22 Sep, Thu 9:30am–4:30pm, 16 Sessions


BSB52015 DIPLOMA OF LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT This qualification has been designed to develop your leadership skills to management level. The course will assist you to develop initiative and judgement in planning, organising and monitoring employee’s workloads as well as your own. You will learn to communicate and support individuals and teams to meet organisational or enterprise requirements and strategies. Learn to identify, analyse and synthesise from a variety of sources and transfer your knowledge to others.


161DLMGA, 5 Apr–28 Jun, Tue 9:30am–4:30pm , 13 Sessions 162DLMGB, 18 Jul–10 Oct, Mon 9:30am–4:30pm, 13 Sessions

Credit card payment plans are available. Please enquire for details. Government funding under the Victorian Training Guarantee program is available for this course for eligible participants. If you do not already hold a qualification at or above a Diploma level, then you may be eligible. Citizenship/visa requirements also apply. To find out if you are eligible please phone 9905 3180. Prices subject to change.

Training & AssessmentTAE40110 CERTIFICATE IV IN TRAINING AND ASSESSMENT

This qualification is a requirement for people who are employed in delivery and assessment of adult education and vocational education and training (VET). This course includes planning, designing and delivering learning programs; Language Literacy and Numeracy; workplace learning programs and much more. Depending on your previous qualifications and experience this qualification will qualify you to train in a TAFE, Registered Training Organisation, Vocational Programs or as an in-house trainer within business or community organisations. (Classroom Based).

Price: Government-Funded Course Fee – Conc $200, Full $1000*Non-Funded Course Fee – Conc $2300, Full $2500* 161CERTA, 30 Jan–9 Apr, Sat 9:00am–4:30pm, 10 Sessions161CERTB, 11 Mar–20 May, Fri 9:30am–5:00pm, 10 Sessions161CERTC, 22 Apr–24 Jun, Fri 9:30am–5:00pm, 10 Sessions161CERTD, 7 May–16 Jul, Sat 9:00am–4:30pm, 10 Sessions162CERTA, 23 Jul–24 Sep, Sat 9:00am–4:30pm, 10 Sessions162CERTB, 22 Aug–24 Oct, Mon 9:30am5:00pm, 10 Sessions162CERTC, 2 Sep–25 Nov, Fri 9:30am–5:00pm, 10 Sessions


Children ServicesCHC30113 CERTIFICATE III IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND CARE

This qualification has been created to reflect the role of workers in a range of early childhood education settings. We have worked closely with local Childcare centres to design a course that is suited to the current early child education industry. You will gain experience throughout the course including a work placement component of a minimum 120 hours in a licenced and registered early childhood service.

Please note: You must have a Working With Children check and Police check before enrolling into this course.


161CHCCA, 16 Feb–30 Jun, Tue/Thu 9:30am–5:00pm, 39 Sessions 162CHCCA, 19 Jul–1 Dec, Tue/Thu 9:30am–5:00pm, 39 Sessions


CHC50113 DIPLOMA OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

This qualification reflects the role of early childhood educators who are responsible for designing and implementing curriculum in early Childhood education and care services. This course will allow you to have supervision of volunteers or other staff in a range of childcare facilities. You will gain experience throughout the course including a work placement component of a minimum 160 hours in a licenced and registered early childhood service. This qualification can be used as a pathway into the Bachelor of Early Childhood Studies at Monash University for eligible students.

Please Note: You must have a Working With Children check and Police check before enrolling into this course.


161DCHCA, 17 Feb–14 Dec, Wed/Sat 9:30am–5:00pm, 83 Sessions 162DCHCA, 20 Jul–14 Jun, Wed/Fri 9:30am–5:00pm, 83 Sessions

Credit card payment plans are available. Please enquire for details. Government funding under the Victorian Training Guarantee program is available for this course for eligible participants. If you do not already hold a qualification at or above a Diploma level, then you may be eligible. Citizenship/visa requirements also apply. To find out if you are eligible please phone 9905 3180. Prices subject to change.


AdobeCourses are also available online. See pages 12 – 13.

Adobe Photoshop

Use Photoshop to prepare images for web, print, fun or profit. Build and refine images, enhance photographs, use layers and masks, and produce graphics for the Internet. An ideal complement to desktop publishing skills.

Duration: 9 hoursPrerequisites: ‘Word Essentials’ or equivalent knowledgeRequirements: Notepad and penPrice: MSA $272, Conc $279, Other $294*

161DESKA, 20 Apr–4 May, Wed 6:00pm–9:00pm, 3 Sessions

Adobe Illustrator

This user-friendly program allows you to create graphics and text that print well – ideal for logos, stationery, and web graphics. Covers vector/raster based images, working with colour, layers, object tools, image manipulation, gradient tool, transparency and style palettes, masking objects and working with text. Suitable for Mac’s or PC’s.


161ILLUA, 14 & 21 Apr, Thu 9:30am–4:30pm , 2 Sessions

Adobe InDesign

InDesign is a robust and easy-to-use design and layout program. It easily integrates with other Adobe software to develop professional looking brochures, flyers, newsletters and other documents. Ideal for anyone interested in graphic design, marketing or advertising.


161INDEA, 9 & 16 Mar, Wed 9:30am–4:30pm , 2 Sessions

Word Introduction – 2010

Learn to navigate the menus and tool bars while putting together and editing simple documents. All participants have access to a computer. Covers producing and formatting basic documents and includes features such as cut/paste/copy, inserting symbols, formatting (fonts, text size and colour, spacing, indents, bullets, alignment), working with tabs and creating & formatting basic tables. Includes comprehensive manual.

Duration: 6 hoursPrerequisites: ‘Introduction to Computers and Windows’ course or equivalent knowledgeRequirements: Notepad and penPrice: MSA $194, Conc $199, Other $210*

161WORD1A, 29 Feb, Mon 9:30am–4:30pm , 1 Session 161WORD1B, 12 May, Thu 9:30am–4:30pm , 1 Session

Word Intermediate – 2010

Targeted towards those with some exposure to word processing wishing to further develop their skills in preparing and formatting business or academic documents. This course covers advanced formatting of tables (drawing, nesting, merging and splitting cells, table alignment, changing row height/column width, wrapping text), working with pictures (inserting, moving, resizing, cropping), drawing objects, using styles for formatting, merging documents and creating mail labels, using section breaks, creating and changing headers/footers and working with fields. Includes comprehensive manual.

Duration: 6.5 hoursPrerequisites: Basic word processing such as ‘Word Essentials’ or equivalent knowledgeRequirements: Notepad and penPrice: MSA $194, Conc $199, Other $210*

161WORD2A, 7 Mar, Mon 9:30am–4:30pm, 1 Session161WORD2B, 19 May, Thu 9:30am–4:30pm , 1 Session

Word Advanced – 2010

Learn the more complex features of Word to create more professional and sophisticated documents. Topics include: using auto features, importing objects, managing styles, working with longer documents (footnotes, endnotes, table of contents, creating an Index), working with columns, outlining, advanced merging techniques (conditional merges, sorting, skipping, prompts), working with WordArt, prompting fields and Macros.Duration: 6 hoursPrerequisites: ‘Word Intermediate’ or equivalent knowledgeRequirements: Notepad and penPrice: MSA $194, Conc $199, Other $210*

161WORD3A, 21 Mar, Mon 9:30am–4:30pm, 1 Session161WORD3B, 26 May, Thu 9:30am–4:30pm , 1 Session

Computer TrainingMicrosoft WindowsPrivate group training is available for businesses, please enquire for a quote.

Excel Introduction – 2010

Learn to use Excel effectively. This introductory course covers creating a simple workbook, creating formulas, selecting ranges, copying and filling data and formulas, working with different functions (such as SUM, MIN/MAX), printing, creating simple charts and more.


161EXEC1A, 25 Feb, Thu 9:30am–4:30pm, 1 Session161EXEC1B, 12 Apr, Tue 9:30am–4:30pm, 1 Session161EXEC1C, 4 June, Sat 9:30am–4:30pm, 1 Session

Excel Intermediate – 2010

Expand your knowledge of Excel. Covers working with worksheets and multiple workbooks and using absolute and relative referencing in formulas. Customise filling a series, use names and labels in formulas, and logical (IF, AND, OR, NOT) functions and more.

Duration: 6 hoursPrerequisites: ‘Excel I’ or equivalent knowledgeRequirements: Notepad and penPrice: MSA $194, Conc $199, Other $210*

161EXEC2A, 3 Mar, Thu 9:30am–4:30pm, 1 Session161EXEC2B, 19 Apr, Tue 9:30am–4:30pm, 1 Session 161EXEC2C, 11 Jun, Sat 9:30am–4:30pm, 1 Session

Excel Advanced – 2010

This course is designed for those wanting to further extend their knowledge of Excel and learn some of the more sophisticated aspects of this program.

Covers advanced filters, data tables, pivot tables, scenarios, consolidation, Excel on the web, summarising data with subtotals and conditional sum wizards, linking workbooks, validations, recorded Macros, Macro Virus Control, and develop understanding of vlookup. Includes a comprehensive manual with self-paced exercises. Duration: 9 hoursPrerequisites: ‘Excel II’ or equivalent knowledgeRequirements: Notepad and penPrice: MSA $263, Conc $270, Other $284* 161EXEC3A, 10 & 17 Mar, Thu 9:30am–4:30pm, 2 Sessions 161EXEC3B, 26 Apr & 3 May, Tue 9:30am–4:30pm, 2 Sessions 161EXEC3C, 18 & 25 Jun, Sat 9:30am–4:30pm, 2 Sessions

Short Courses


Accounting/FinancialMonash Short Courses Centre is an MYOB Educational Provider.

MYOB Introduction

Monash Short Courses Centre is a MYOB Educational Provider.

Use MYOB Introduction to perform day-to-day business and bookkeeping functions e.g. invoicing, purchasing, banking, tracking GST, preparation of business related reports and production of Business Activity Statements. Ideal for small businesses. Utilises a variety of case studies and real life scenarios. Includes a comprehensive manual.

Duration: 12 hoursPrerequisites: Basic computing skills are essential, ie completion of ‘Word Essentials’ or equivalent, and a knowledge of basic accounting concepts is recommendedRequirements: Notepad and penPrice: MSA $321, Conc $330, Other $347*

161MYOB1A, 1 & 8 Mar, Tue 9:30am–4:00pm , 2 Sessions 161MYOB1B, 30 Apr & 7 May, Sat 9:30am–4:00pm, 2 Sessions 161MYOB1C, 29 Jun & 6 Jul, Wed 9:30am–4:00pm, 2 Sessions

MYOB Advanced

Monash Short Courses Centre is an MYOB Educational Provider.

MYOB Advanced lets you explore more advanced MYOB features such as: End of Month and Financial Year Procedures, Petty Cash, Credit Cards, Fixed Assets, Job Tracking and Point of Sale. Includes a comprehensive manual.

Duration: 9 hoursPrerequisites: ‘MYOB Introduction’ course or equivalent knowledgeRequirements: Notepad and penPrice: MSA $248, Conc $254, Other $268*

161MYOB2A, 15 & 22 Mar, Tue 10:00am–2:30pm, 2 Sessions161MYOB2B, 14 & 21 May, Sat 10:00am–2:30pm, 2 Sessions 161MYOB2C, 13 & 20 Jul, Wed 10:00am–2:30pm, 2 Sessions

MYOB – Payroll

Monash Short Courses Centre is a MYOB Educational Provider.

This MYOB Payroll course will teach you to effectively utilise MYOB Accounting Plus to set up and manage a small business payroll. Includes a comprehensive manual.

Duration: 4 hoursPrerequisites: Thorough understanding of MYOB e.g. completion of ‘MYOB Introduction’ course outlined aboveRequirements: Notepad and penPrice: MSA $146, Conc $150, Other $158*

161MYOPA, 5 Apr, Tue 10:00am–2:30pm, 1 Session161MYOPB, 28 May, Sat 10:00am–2:30pm, 1 Session161MYOPC, 27 Jul, Wed 10:00am–2:30pm, 1 Session

StatisticsCourses are also available online. See pages 12 – 13.

SPSS – What Do All These Numbers Mean?

The SPSS course familiarises participants with the functions of this powerful statistical package. You will create a database, prepare it for analysis, choose the appropriate statistical technique and interpret the results. This introductory course teaches you the tricks of the trade and is perfect for students, people in industry and anyone needing to interpret data.

Duration: 6.5 hoursRequirements: Notepad and penPrice: MSA $189, Conc $194, Other $202*

161SPSSA, 5 Mar, Sat 9:30am–4:30pm, 1 Session161SPSSB, 23 Apr, Sat 9:30am–4:30pm, 1 Session161SPSSC, 2 Jul, Sat 9:30am–4:30pm, 1 Session

Business & Finance MattersEvent Management

This interactive Event Management course is perfect for anyone wishing to plan and implement exciting, and memorable events. It is designed for those needing the skills to run effective events such as seminars, conferences, meetings, product launches, community events and more.

Participants are provided with easy to use skills and guidelines for delivering events. The course is full of effective theory, which can easily be translated into practice.

Covers concept development, event planning, design, budget setting, financing, event marketing, fundraising, competitions, sponsorship, media promotion, hospitality, human resource management, venue selection, marketing, risk management, event shutdown, feedback, evaluation and special considerations and more.

Duration: 13 hoursPrice: MSA $233, Conc $239, Other $252*

161EVENA, 11 & 18 Mar, Fri 9:30am–4:30pm , 2 Sessions 161EVENB, 13 & 20 May, Fri 9:30am–4:30pm , 2 Sessions

Introduction to Bookkeeping

Gain an understanding of basic accounting concepts, accounting jargon, business documents and basic transactions.

Covers the accounting equation, double – entry bookkeeping, the use of all major journals, posting entries in the general ledger and preparation of trial balance. Understand and

produce very basic profit and loss statements and balance sheets, learn to record the GST portion of transactions and learn about subsidiary ledgers.

Complements our computerised bookkeeping courses on MYOB and QuickBooks. Ideal for small business owners. Successful completion of this course can contribute to students gaining Statements of Attainment for nationally recognised units of competency from the Certificate III in Accounts Administration.

Duration: 32.5 hoursRequirements: Notepad, pen and calculatorPrice: MSA $267, Conc $274, Other $289*

161BOOKA, 17 Mar–14 Apr, Thu 9:30am–4:30pm, 5 Sessions162BOOKA, 6 Sep–4 Oct, Tue 9:30am–4:30pm, 5 Sessions

Communication & WritingProfessional Business Writing

This course will equip you with some of the skills necessary for business writing. Learn how to engage a wide audience in a clear and precise manner. Topics include: sentence and paragraph construction, spelling and grammar tips, plain English writing style, writing simply and clearly, letter and email writing, writing media releases, page layout and design, how to write a job or funding application and making your writing readable.


161BUSWA, 15 & 22 Apr, Fri 9:30am–3:30pm , 2 Sessions161BUSWB, 11 & 18 Jun, Sat 9:30am–3:30pm, 2 Sessions

Public Speaking

Public Speaking is often said to be the number one fear of most people. What people fail to understand is that this fear is easily overcome. All it takes is a few simple techniques and strategies. These sessions will help you overcome nervousness, get rid of the butterflies, stop the shaky hands, and eliminate the sweaty palms.

They will help you feel as comfortable presenting to a group as you are talking to a friend in the office. Explore how to gain the power and confidence of an excellent communicator and public speaker, identify and understand your own fears and find practical ways to overcome them, become calm and confident, eliminate performance anxiety, understand your internal state and your unconscious mind, gain and maintain empowering beliefs and prepare for your speech/presentation.


161SPEAA, 30 Mar & 6 Apr, Wed 9:30am–4:30pm, 2 Sessions 162SPEAA, 24 & 31 Aug, Wed 10:00am–2:30pm, 2 Sessions


All our coffee courses are now completed at St. Ali located at Monash University Clayton Campus.

Duration: 4 hoursRequirements: Notepad and pen, must wear enclosed shoes (no thongs or sandals)Price: MSA $126, Conc $130, Other $137*

161COFFA, 10 Mar, Thu 5:30pm–9:30pm, 1 Session151COFFB, 31 Mar, Thu 5:30pm–9:30pm, 1 Session 151COFFC, 21 Apr, Thu 5:30pm–9:30pm, 1 Session151COFFD, 12 May, Thu 5:30pm–9:30pm, 1 Session 151COFFE, 26 May, Thu 5:30pm–9:30pm, 1 Session151COFFF, 9 Jun, Thu 5:30pm–9:30pm, 1 Session151COFFG, 30 Jun, Thu 5:30pm–9:30pm, 1 Session

First AidThe CPR and Level 1 courses are included within the Level 2 course, so these are not prerequisites for the Level 2 course. Level 1 and 2 certificates are current for three years, providing that the CPR component is renewed every 12 months.

The certificates are accredited Healthguard First Aid Training Services (RTO No. 21156).

First Aid – Level 1 Provide Basic Emergency Life Support (HLTAID002)Duration: 5 hoursRequirements: Notepad, pen, comfortable clothes, Unique Student Identifier USI (please visit monashshortcourses.com if you have not yet applied for a USI)Price: Conc $100, Other $110*

161AID1A, 18 Mar, Fri 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session161AID1B, 16 Apr, Sat 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session161AID1C, 27 May, Fri 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session161AID1D, 25 Jun, Sat 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session162AID1A, 30 Jul, Sat 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session162AID1B, 26 Aug, Fri 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session162AID1C, 16 Sep, Fri 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session162AID1D, 29 Oct, Sat 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session

First Aid – Level 2 Provide First Aid (HLTAID003)

Level 2 First Aid Training and reaccreditation will be provide by the Mixed Mode format. Mixed mode requires the participant to complete a workbook theory component prior to attendance of the one day practical session. Participants for all courses will be assessed using a combination of practical activities and the completion of the workbook theory component during class time.

Successful participants will be awarded a Statement of Attainment for the following unit of Competency: HLTAID003 Provide First Aid. This course covers the following:

- CPR- Allergic Reactions- Bleeding control- Choking and airway obstruction- Fractures, Sprains and strains, using an arm sling, roller bandages or other appropriate immobilisation techniques.- Respiratory distress, Asthma- Shock Management- Bites and Stings and much more

Hospitality, Food & BeverageResponsible Service of Alcohol (RSA)

Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) Learn to serve alcohol in a responsible manner in compliance with relevant liquor legislation. Explains the problems associated with excessive alcohol consumption and provides strategies to refuse service and prevent problems before they occur.

Accredited by Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulations. Participants receive a manual and certificate. Please allow up to 4 weeks for certificate to be posted.

Duration: 4 hoursRequirements: Notepad and penPrice: MSA $45, Conc $48, Other $50*

161RSAA, 3 Mar, Thu 5:30pm–9:30pm, 1 Session161RSAB, 16 Mar, Wed 5:30pm–9:30pm, 1 Session161RSAC, 2 Apr, Sat 9:00am–1:00pm, 1 Session 161RSAD, 11 Apr, Mon 5:30pm–9:30pm, 1 Session161RSAE, 4 May, Wed 5:30pm–9:30pm, 1 Session161RSAF, 21 May, Sat 9:00am–1:00pm, 1 Session161RSAG, 8 Jun, Wed 5:30pm–9:30pm, 1 Session 161RSAH, 20 Jun, Mon 5:30pm–9:30pm, 1 Session 161RSAI, 9 Jul, Sat 9:00am–1:00pm, 1 Session

Food Safety (SITXFSA101 Use Hygienic Practices for Food Safety)

This course covers the principles of basic food safety and their implementation in the workplace. Suitable for all food handlers in the hospitality industry.

Covers cleaning and sanitising, food handling, temperature control, personal hygiene, pest control and waste disposal. This course is nationally recognised and satisfies the requirements from the unit of competency SITXFSA101 Use hygienic practices for food safety from the Hospitality Training Package.

Upon successful completion students will be issued a Statement of Attainment for this unit. Ideal for those seeking work in the hospitality industry.


161FOODA, 9 Apr , Sat 9:30am–3:30pm, 1 Session161FOODB, 4 Jun, Sat 9:30am–3:30pm, 1 Session

Barista Essentials (Coffee Making)

Want a job as a barista? Then you should do our barista course!

Discover the secrets to making the perfect coffee – full body, magnificent aroma, well – established cream and a consistent, attractive presentation. Covers frothing, maintenance of commercial grinders and espresso machines and correct technique for making espresso, macchiato, long black, cappuccino and café latte. Suitable for job seekers. Includes manual and certificate.

Duration: 7 hoursRequirements: Notepad, pen, comfortable clothes, Unique Student Identifier USI (please visit monashshortcourses.com if you have not yet applied for a USI)Price: Conc $170, Other $180*

161AID2A, 18 Mar, Fri 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session161AID2B, 16 Apr, Sat 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session161AID2C, 27 May, Fri 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session161AID2D, 25 Apr , Sat 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session162AID2A, 30 Jul, Sat 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session162AID2B, 26 Aug, Fri 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session162AID2C, 16 Sep, Fri 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session162AID2D, 29 Oct, Sat 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session

First Aid – Level 2 Provide Emergency First Aid Response, in an Education Care Setting(HLTAID004)

This unit applies to educators and support staff working within an education and care setting, who are required to respond to afirst aid emergency, asthmatic and anaphylactic emergencies.


161AID4A, 18 Mar, Fri, 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session161AID4B, 16 Apr, Sat 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session 161AID4C, 27 May, Fri 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session161AID4D, 25 Jun, Sat 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session162AID4A, 30 Jul, Sat 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session162AID4B, 26 Aug, Fri 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session162AID4C, 16 Sep, Fri 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session162AID4D, 29 Oct, Sat 9:30am–5:00pm, 1 Session

First Aid - Perform Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) (HLTAID001)

CPR and CPR reaccreditation will be provided in the classroom, face-to-face format. No pre course reading is required for this course. Course Classroom duration is two hours. Successful participants will be awarded a Statement of Attainment for HLTAID001.


161CPR2A, 18 Mar, Fri 9:30am–12:00pm, 1 Session161CPR2B, 16 Apr, Sat 9:30am–12:00pm, 1 Session 161CPR2C, 27 May, Fri 9:30am–12:00pm, Session161CPR2D, 25 Jun, Sat 9:30am–12:00pm, 1 Session162CPR2A, 30 Jul, Sat 9:30am–12:00pm, 1 Session162CPR2B, 26 Aug, Fri 9:30am–12:00pm, 1 Session162CPR2C, 16 Sep, Fri 9:30am–12:00pm, 1 Session 162CPR2D, 29 Oct, Sat 9:30am–12:00pm, 1 Session

Personal Development (Paramedic)- Basic Life Support- Introduction to 3- lead ECGs- Introduction to Obstetric Emergencies- Introduction to Basic Pain Management- Assessing the Mentally Unwell Patient- 12-lead ECGs- Advanced Trauma Life Support- Advanced Airway Management

Please contact Monash Short Courses for more information.


Leisure Guitar – Introduction

This Guitar course has been created to introduce students to chord shapes, rhythmic patterns and the application of those elements in songs. Throughout the 9 weeks, the course intends to enhance the students’ skills by drawing attention to elements of music construction and consequently enable students to carry on learning by themselves. No experience is required.

Duration: 9 hoursRequirements: Acoustic guitar, guitar capo/clamp, notepad and penPrice: MSA $140, Conc $146, Other $153*

161GUITA, 6 Apr–1 Jun, Wed 6:00pm–7:00pm, 9 Sessions

Relaxation Massage

This popular relaxation massage course, based on Swedish techniques, gives you hands–on experience with practical methods to assist in the prevention and relief of common ailments such as headaches, tiredness, backaches and stress. Uses oils.

Duration: 10 hoursRequirements: A pillow and two towels Wear comfortable clothesPrice: MSA $150, Conc $154, Other $163*

161RELAA, 16 & 17 Apr, Sat/Sun 10:00am–3:30pm, 2 Sessions

Sewing Introduction

Have you got a sewing machine but have no idea how to use it? Ever Dreamed about making your own clothes?

This course has been designed for absolute beginners. You will be shown how to set up a sewing machine and learn basic techniques, which will help with future garment making and craft projects. As well as sewing samplers you will also make small finished projects to take home.

Duration: 3 hoursRequirements: Sewing machine (nothing fancy, just needs to sew a straight line), fabric scissors, paper scissors, tape measure, ruler, pearl-headed pins, pencil and threadPrice: MSA Card $183, Conc $188, Other $198

161SEWA, 30 Mar–20 Apr, Wed 6:00pm–9:00pm, 4 Sessions 162SEWA, 17 Aug–7 Sep, Wed 6:00pm–9:00pm, 4 Sessions

LanguagesTextbooks and dictionaries are available from the Monash University Book Shop.

ESL (English as a Second Language)

English as a Second Language (ESL) is suitable for anyone wanting help with pronunciation and grammar while learning English as their second language. All materials provided in class. More advanced levels can be arranged for groups of 5 or more people.


161ESLA, 12 Apr–17 May, Tue 6:00pm–9:00pm , 6 Sessions

Beginners French

For complete beginners this course introduces speaking and listening skills in practical situations e.g. meeting people, accepting invitations, talking about your self, likes and dislikes. Reading and writing skills are also introduced.


161FRENA, 4 Apr–16 May, Mon 6:00pm–9:00pm, 6 Sessions

Beginners Italian

Focusing mainly on speaking and listening skills this course covers vocabulary for common situations to enable participants to express themselves. Includes: asking for directions, explaining how you feel, giving personal information, travel, restaurants, shopping, describing daily activities and much more. Gain insight into a new culture to assist with travelling in Italy.

Duration: 20 hoursRequirements: Notepad and pen, textbook ‘Contatto 1a’Price: MSA $324, Conc $332, Other $350*

161ITALA, 31 Mar–19 May, Thu 6:00pm–8:30pm, 8 Sessions

Beginners Mandarin

Provides an introduction to the sounds of Standard Chinese. Emphasis is on speaking and listening skills relating to practical situations such as greetings, introductions and talking about yourself. Pinyin Romanisation will be used, however a small number of characters will be taught.


161MANDA, 16 Mar–4 May, Wed 6:00pm–8:30pm, 8 Sessions

Beginners Spanish I

Emphasis is on speaking and listening skills with limited reading and writing. Introduces travel survival skills and topics such as introducing yourself and meeting people.

Duration: 18 hoursRequirements: Aula Internacional – Nueva Edicion: Student’s Book 1 with Exercises and CDPrice: MSA $292, Conc $299, Other $315*

161SPANA, 9 Mar–13 Apr, Wed 6:00pm–9:00pm , 6 Sessions

Beginners Japanese

This Japanese course is designed for absolute beginners and incorporates the text book Japanese for Busy People with an emphasis on spoken Japanese and basic writing using hiragana.

Duration: 18 hoursRequirements: Notepad and pen, textbook ‘Japanese for Busy People’Price: MSA $292, Conc $299, Other $315*

161JAPAA, 10 Mar–14 Apr, Thu 6:00pm–9:00pm , 6 Sessions

Beginners Auslan

Auslan (Australian Sign Language) is a visual-gestural language. It is based on English grammatical system but has its own grammar.

AUSLAN is the native language of many Deaf people and the primary language of many others who have learned it later in life. It is part of the culture of the Deaf community and is recognised as a community language. As Terence Childs is a member of Deaf community the class will be taught in the real world of Deaf people.

This course will include the following:

- Introducing oneself- Exchanging personal information- Talking about your family- General numerical- Talking about surroundings- Cultural Interactions

Duration: 16 hoursRequirements: Notepad and pen, participants are encouraged to purchase ‘AUSLAN Dictionary’ (available from the bookshop)Price: MSA $228, Conc $234, Other $247

161AUSLA, 17 Mar–5 May, Thu 6:00pm–8:00pm, 8 Sessions

Intermediate Auslan

Auslan (Australian Sign Language) is a visual-gestural language. It is not based on English grammatical system but has its own grammar.

AUSLAN is the native language of many Deaf people and the primary language of many others who have learned it later in life. It is a part of the cultural of the Deaf community and is recognised as a community language. As Terence Childs is a member of Deaf community and the class will be taught in the real world of Deaf people at intermediate level. This course will cover:

- Telling about activities- Giving Directions- Cultural Interact lesson- Describing Others- Making Requests- Talking about family and friends

Duration: 16 hoursRequirements: Participants are encouraged but not compulsory to purchase Dictionary of Auslan – Deaf Children AustraliaPrice: MSA $228, Conc $234, Other $247*

161AUSL2A, 15 Mar–10 May, Tue 6:00pm–8:00pm, 8 Sessions 161AUSL2B, 19 May–7 Jul, Thu 6:00pm–8:00pm, 8 Sessions


EducationCLASSROOM COMPUTINGCreating a Classroom WebsiteGuiding Kids on the InternetIntegrating Technology in the ClassroomMicrosoft Excel 2007 in the ClassroomMicrosoft PowerPoint 2007 in the ClassroomMicrosoft Word 2007 in the ClassroomTeaching Smarter with SMART BoardsThe Classroom ComputerUsing the Internet in the ClassroomWeb 2.0 Blogs, Wikis, and Podcasts

TOOLS FOR TEACHERSCreating a Classroom WebsiteCreating K – 12 Learning MaterialsCreating the Inclusive Classroom: Strategies for SuccessDifferentiated Instruction in the ClassroomEnhancing Language Development in ChildhoodGet Assertive!Guided Reading and Writing: Strategies for Maximum

Student AchievementGuided Reading: Strategies for the Differentiated ClassroomLeadershipSolving Classroom Discipline ProblemsSolving Classroom Discipline Problems II Spanish in the ClassroomTeaching Adult LearnersTeaching Preschool: A Year of Inspiring LessonsTeaching Smarter with SMART BoardsTeaching Students with Autism: Strategies for SuccessTeaching Students with Learning DisabilitiesThe Creative ClassroomThe Differentiated Instruction and Response

to Intervention ConnectionUnderstanding Adolescents

BusinessACCOUNTING SOFTWAREAdvanced Microsoft Excel 2007Advanced Microsoft Excel 2010Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2010Intermediate Microsoft Excel 2003Intermediate Microsoft Excel 2007Intermediate Microsoft Excel 2010Intermediate to QuickBooks 2012Intermediate QuickBooks 2013Introduction to Crystal ReportsIntroduction to Cystal Reports 10Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2003Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2007Introduction to Peachtree Accounting 2012Introduction to QuickBooks 2010Introduction to QuickBooks 2011Introduction to QuickBooks 2012Introduction to QuickBooks 2013Performing Payroll in QuickBooks 2013QuickBooks 2013 for Contractors

BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONBuilding Teams that WorkEffective Business WritingHelp for the Helpdesk Interpersonal CommunicationKeys to Effective Communication

GENERAL BUSINESS SKILLSAdministrative Assistant ApplicationsAdministrative Assistant FundamentalsComputer Skills for the WorkplaceEffective SellingFundamentals of Supervision and ManagementFundamentals of Supervision and Management II Going Green at the WorkplaceHelp for the HelpdeskIndividual ExcellenceIntroduction to Business AnalysisIntroduction to Windows XPManufacturing ApplicationsManufacturing FundamentalsMastery of Business FundamentalsPurchasing FundamentalsSix Sigma: Total Quality ApplicationsTotal Quality Fundamentals

NONPROFITMarketing Your NonprofitStarting a NonprofitWow, What a Great Event!

PROJECT MANAGEMENTHigh Speed Project ManagementIntroduction to Microsoft Project 2007Project Management ApplicationsProject Management Fundamentals

START YOUR OWN BUSINESSCreating a Successful Business PlanGet Paid to TravelIntroduction to Internet Writing MarketsLearn to Buy and Sell of eBayMarketing Your Business on the InternetSecrets of the Caterer

MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIPAchieving Success with Difficult PeopleBuilding Teams that WorkDistribution and Logistics ManagementFundamentals of Supervision and Management Fundamentals of Supervision and Management IIIndividual ExcellenceLeadershipManaging Customer ServiceSupply Chain Management FundamentalsUnderstanding the Human Resources Function

Information TechnologyCOMPUTER FUNDAMENTALSKeyboardingComputer Skills for the WorkplaceBlogging and Podcasting for BeginnersIntroduction to PC TroubleshootingIntroduction to ProgrammingIntroduction to Microsoft Expression WebNavigating the InternetIntroduction to Linux

COMPUTER PROGRAMMINGIntroduction to ASP.NETIntroduction to C# ProgrammingIntroduction to C++ ProgrammingIntroduction to Java ProgrammingIntroduction to Perl ProgrammingIntroduction to PHP and My SQLIntroduction to ProgrammingIntroduction to Python 2.5 ProgrammingIntroduction to Ruby ProgrammingIntroduction to Visual Basic 2008Intermediate C# ProgrammingIntermediate Java ProgrammingIntermediate PHP and MySQLIntermediate Visual Basic 2008

NETWORKING & COMMUNICATIONSIntroduction to NetworkingIntermediate NetworkingWireless Networking

DATABASE MANAGEMENTIntroduction to Crystal Reports 10Introduction to Database DevelopmentIntroduction to Microsoft Access 2003Introduction to Microsoft Access 2007Introduction to OracleIntroduction to PHP and MySQLIntroduction to SQLIntermediate PHP and MySQLIntermediate SQL

WEB TECHNOLOGYCreating Wordpress WebsitesCreating Mobile Apps with HTML5Introduction to CSS3 and HTML5Creating Wordpress Websites II Designing Effective WebsitesBlogging and Podcasting for BeginnersMac, iPhone, and iPad ProgrammingIntermediate CSS3 and HTML5Advanced Web PagesIntroduction to Microsoft Expression WebNavigating the InternetAchieving Top Search Engine PositionsCreating jQuery Mobile Websites with Dreamweaver

Online Courses Online courses at Monash Short Courses Centre are highly interactive and done entirely on the internet. All of the course are led by expert instructors, many of whom are nationally known authors. Our online courses are affordable, fun, fast, convenient and geared just for you. Each course is $210. More information / bookings at: www.ed2go.com/r-monash


Personal Development, D.I.Y. & Practical SkillsDIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHYDiscover Digital PhotographyIntermediate Photoshop CS4Intermediate Photoshop CS5Intermediate Photoshop CS6Introduction to Digital ScrapbookingIntroduction to Lightroom 4Introduction to Photoshop CS4Introduction to Photoshop CS6Introduction to Photoshop CS5Photographing Nature with your Digital CameraPhotographing People with your Digital CameraPhotoshop CS5 for the Digital Photographer Photoshop CS5 for the Digital Photographer II Photoshop CS6 for the Digital PhotographerPhotoshop CS6 for the Digital Photographer IIPhotoshop Elements 9 for the Digital PhotographerPhotoshop Elements 9 for the Digital Photographer IIPhotoshop Elements 10 for the Digital PhotographerPhotoshop Elements 10 for the Digital Photographer IIPhotoshop Elements 11 for the Digital PhotographerPhotoshop Elements 11 for the Digital Photographer II Secrets of Better PhotographyTravel Photography for the Digital Photographer

HEALTH AND WELLNESSHuman Anatomy and PhysiologyHuman Anatomy and Physiology IIIntroduction to BiologyIntroduction to ChemistryLose Weight and Keep It OffLuscious, Low-Fat, Lightning-Quick MealsStart Your Own Edible Garden

WEB DESIGNCreating Web PagesCreating Wordpress WebsitesCreating Wordpress Websites II Designing Effective WebsitesAdvanced Web PagesIntroduction to Microsoft Expression WebCreating jQuery Mobile Websites with Dreamweaver

ARTPleasures of PoetryDrawing for the Absolute BeginnerIntroduction to GuitarIntroduction to Interior DesignMusic Made Easy

CREATIVE WRITINGAdvanced Fiction WritingA Writer’s Guide to Descriptive SettingsBeginning Writer’s WorkshopBreaking Into Sitcom Writing

How to Make Money From Your WritingIntroduction to Internet Writing MarketsIntroduction to JournalingIntroduction to ScreenwritingMystery WritingPublish and Sell Your eBooksResearch Methods for WritersThe Craft of Magazine WritingThe Keys to Effective EditingTravel WritingWrite Fiction Like a ProWrite Your Life StoryWriteriffic: Creativity Training for WritersWriting and Selling Self-Help BooksWriting Essentials Writing for ChildrenWriting Young Adult Fiction

LANGUAGESAn Introduction to Teaching ESL/EFl Beginning Conversational FrenchConversational JapaneseEasy English 1Easy English 2Easy English 3Enhancing Language Development in ChildhoodGrammar for ESLInstant ItalianPractical Ideas for the Adult ESL/EFL ClassroomSpanish for Law EnforcementSpanish for Medical ProfessionalsSpanish in the ClassroomSpeed Spanish ISpeed Spanish IISpeed Spanish IIITeaching ESL/EFL GrammarTeaching ESL/EFL ReadingTeaching ESL/EFL VocabularyWriting for ESL

Computer SoftwareADOBE SOFTWAREIntermediate Dreamweaver CS4Intermediate Dreamweaver CS5Intermediate Flash CS5Intermediate InDesign CS5Intermediate Photoshop CS4Intermediate Photoshop CS5Intermediate Photoshop CS6Introduction to Adobe Acrobat 9 Introduction to Adobe Acrobat XIntroduction to Adobe Edge AnimateIntroduction to Digital ScrapbookingIntroduction to Dreamweaver CS4Introduction to Dreamweaver CS5Introduction to Dreamweaver CS6Introduction to Illustrator CS4Introduction to Illustrator CS5Introduction to Illustrator CS6Introduction to InDesign CS4

Introduction to InDesign CS5Introduction to Flash CS5Introduction to Flash CS6Introduction to Lightroom 4Introduction to Photoshop CS4Introduction to Photoshop CS5Introduction to Photoshop CS6Photoshop CS5 for the Digital PhotographerPhotoshop CS5 for the Digital Photographer IIPhotoshop CS6 for the Digital PhotographerPhotoshop CS6 for the Digital Photographer IIPhotoshop Elements 9 for the Digital PhotographerPhotoshop Elements 9 for the Digital Photographer IIPhotoshop Elements 10 for the Digital PhotographerPhotoshop Elements 10 for the Digital Photographer IIPhotoshop Elements 11 for the Digital PhotographerPhotoshop Elements 11 for the Digital Photographer II

MICROSOFT SOFTWAREAdvanced Microsoft Excel 2003Advanced Microsoft Excel 2007Advanced Microsoft Excel 2010Intermediate Microsoft Access 2007Intermediate Microsoft Access 2010Intermediate Microsoft Excel 2003Intermediate Microsoft Excel 2007Intermediate Microsoft Excel 2010Intermediate Microsoft Word 2007Intermediate Microsoft Word 2010Introduction to Microsoft Access 2007Introduction to Microsoft Access 2010Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2003Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2007Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2010 Introduction to Microsoft Outlook 2007Introduction to Microsoft Outlook 2010Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint 2007Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 Introduction to Microsoft Publisher 2007Introduction to Microsoft Publisher 2010 Introduction to Microsoft Project 2007Introduction to Microsoft Project 2010 Introduction to Microsoft Word 2007Introduction to Microsoft Word 2010Introduction to Microsoft Word 2011 for MacWhat’s New in Microsoft Office 2007What’s New in Microsoft Office 2010

OTHER COMPUTER APPLICATIONSIntermediate QuickBooks 2012Intermediate QuickBooks 2013Introduction to CorelDRAW X5Introduction to Crystal ReportsIntroduction to Crystal Reports 10Introduction to Peachtree Accounting 2012Introduction to QuickBooks 2010Introduction to QuickBooks 2011Introduction to QuickBooks 2012Introduction to QuickBooks 2013Performing Payroll in QuickBooks 2013QuickBooks 2013 for Contractors


Enrolment InformationWHEN TO ENROL

Early enrolment is advisable to avoid disappointment. Enrolments should be received at least one week before the start of a class. Please contact the Centre if you would like to submit a late enrolment. Please phone to check enrolment details if a letter of confirmation has not been received.

CERTIFICATES

Certificates of completion are available, pending attendance and/or assessment requirements being met.

LOCATION

All courses are held on the Monash University Clayton Campus, unless specified otherwise.

CONDUCT

All enrolments and classes are conducted in accordance with Monash Short Courses Centre policies.

CODE OF BEHAVIOUR

Participants who do not comply with our Code of Behaviour may be excluded from class. In such instances, refunds or transfers will not be available.

CONCESSION PRICE

The discounted concession price applies to Monash University and CSIRO staff, holders of healthcare cards, seniors cards, and student cards. Relevant cards will need to be presented at enrolment and commencement of the course.

To receive concession pricing while enrolling, please fill in your eligible concession type and relevant ID number.

MSA CARD PRICE

The Centre provides discounted course prices to those with an MSA Card. MSA Card is the Monash Student Association membership card.

For further information about the MSA Card and how to sign up for a membership, visit the MSA website: msa.monash.edu.au

REFUND AND TRANSFER POLICY

Please check all dates, times, location, and course details carefully before you enrol.

Applications for Refunds & Transfers must be received in writing at least 7 days prior to the date of course commencement.

An administrative charge of $35.00 applies to all transfers. All transfers must be taken within a 12 month period. An administrative charge of $60.00 applies to all refunds.

All refund and transfer fees and conditions apply to each and every course from which you withdraw.

Please note: With less than 7 days written notice, transfers or refunds will not be issued under any circumstances.

COURSE CANCELLATIONS

As we are a non-profit organisation, classes with low enrolments may be cancelled. Enrolled students will be given at least 3 days notice in the event of a course being cancelled or postponed. In the event of this happening, enrollees will be eligible for a full refund.


Getting ThereLOCATION

Level 1, Campus Centre21 Chancellors WalkMonash UniversityClayton Campus

OPENING HOURS

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9am – 5pm9am – 5pm9am – 5pm9am – 5pm9am – 3pm10am – 12pm

CONTACT

Phone: (03) 9905 3180Email: [email protected]

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

There are many public transport options available to Monash University, contact Metlink information line on 131 638 for more details.

Building/dept. name & number AddressAlexander Theatre (7) 48 Exhibition Walk Australian Pulp and Paper Institute (59) 15 Alliance Lane Bicycle Arrival Station – James Gormley (80A) 5 Rainforest Walk Biochemistry Laboratories (16) 11 Chancellors Walk Biological Sciences (18) 25 Rainforest Walk Biological Sciences Lecture Theatres S7– S8 (21) 21 Rainforest Walk Biology (17) 18 Innovation Walk Boiler House (38) 22 Research Way Campus Centre (10) 21 Chancellors Walk Central Science Block (19) 19 Rainforest Walk Chancellery Building A (3A) 27 Chancellors Walk Chancellery Building B (3B) 36 Exhibition Walk Chancellery Building C (3C) 34 Exhibition Walk Chancellery Building D (3D) 26 Sports Walk Chancellery Building E (3E) 24 Sports Walk Chemistry (23) 17 Rainforest Walk Doug Ellis Swimming Pool (1) 36 Scenic Boulevard Education (6) 29 Ancora Imparo Way Engineering 31 (31) 17 College Walk Engineering 33 (33) 19 College Walk Engineering 35 (35) 16 Alliance Lane Engineering 36 (36) 18 Alliance Lane Engineering 36A (36A) 20 Alliance Lane Engineering 37 (37) 17 Alliance Lane Engineering 69 (69) 22 Alliance Lane Engineering 72 (72) 14 Alliance Lane Engineering Examination Halls, EH1 – EH4 (60) 23 College Walk Facilities and Services Portables (40P) 24 Research Way Facilities and Services, Central Store, Transport and Mail (56) 30 Research Way Facilities and Services (40) 26 Research Way Faculty of Information Technology (63) 25 Exhibition Walk Faculty of Medicine Offices (64) 43 Rainforest Walk Faculty Teaching – MBBS (15) 27 Rainforest Walk First Year Biology (22) 23 Rainforest Walk Gallery Building (55) 21 Ancora Imparo Way Green Chemical Futures (86) 13 Rainforest Walk Hargrave-Andrew Library (30) 13 College Walk Information Services (67) 44 Exhibition Walk Japanese Studies Centre (54) 12 Ancora Imparo Way Jock Marshall Reserve Environmental Laboratories (42) 52 College Walk John Monash Science School (84) 39 Innovation Walk Krongold Centre (5) 57 Scenic Boulevard Law Building (12) 15 Ancora Imparo Way Law Library (12) 15 Ancora Imparo Way

Mathematics & Earth, Atmosphere and Environment (28) 9 Rainforest Walk Medicine A (13A) 37 Rainforest Walk Medicine B (13B) 39 Rainforest Walk Medicine C (13C) 10 Chancellors Walk Medicine D (13D) 35 Rainforest Walk Medicine E (13E) 9 Ancora Imparo Way Medicine F (13F) 26 Innovation Walk Medicine Teaching Services Unit (14) 28 Innovation Walk Melbourne Centre for Nanofabrication (222) 151 Wellington Road Menzies Building (11) 20 Chancellors Walk Microbiology & Biological Sciences (53) 12 Innovation Walk Monash Biomedical Imaging (220) 770 Blackburn Road Monash Centre for Electron Microscopy (81) 10 Innovation Walk Monash Children’s Centre Co-op (162) 62 Beddoe Avenue Monash Club (50) 32 Exhibition Walk Monash College (73) 49 Rainforest Walk Monash Community Family Co-operative (83) 56 Howleys Road Monash House (65) 14 Ancora Imparo Way Monash Injury Research Institute (70) 21 Alliance Lane Monash Sport (1) 42 Scenic Boulevard Monash Sustainability Institute (74) 8 Scenic Boulevard Monash University Business Park (201) 680 Blackburn Road Monash University Business Park (202) 710 Blackburn Road Monash University Business Park (203) 700 Blackburn Road Monash University Business Park (205) 738 Blackburn Road Monash-Oakleigh Legal Service (160) 60 Beddoe Avenue New Horizons (82) 20 Research Way Old Science Laboratories (20) 22 Rainforest Walk Performing Arts (68) 55 Scenic Boulevard Physics (27) 10 College Walk Plant Sciences Complex (42A) 54 College Walk Religious Centre (9) 38 Exhibition Walk Robert Blackwood Hall (2) 49 Scenic Boulevard Rotunda (8) 46 Exhibition Walk Science and IT (26) 14 Rainforest Walk Science Instrumentation and Technology Development Platform (40) 26 Research Way Science Portables (79P) 7 Innovation Walk Security & Traffic (61) 59 Scenic Boulevard Sir Louis Matheson Library (4) 40 Exhibition Walk Staff Development 195 Wellington Road STRIP1 Monash Biotechnology (75) 15 Innovation Walk STRIP2 School of Biomedical Sciences (76) 19 Innovation Walk STRIP3 School of Biomedical Sciences (77) 23 Innovation Walk Yarrawonga (58) 10 Ancora Imparo Way

Major lecture theatres AddressCentral One Lecture Theatre (63) 25 Exhibition Walk Engineering Lecture Theatres E1 – E6 (32) 21 College Walk Humanities Lecture Theatres H1 – H10 (11) 20 Chancellors Walk Law Lecture Theatres L1 – 5, G20 (12) 15 Ancora Imparo Way Medicine Lecture Theatre M1 (13) 35 Rainforest Walk Medicine Lecture Theatres M2 – M3 (13) 37 Rainforest Walk Rotunda Lecture Theatres R1 – R7 (8) 46 Exhibition Walk Science Lecture Theatres (North), S13 – S15 (29) 11 Rainforest Walk Science Lecture Theatres (West), S5-S6 (24) 15 Rainforest Walk Science Lecture Theatres S1 – S4, S9 – S12, STI – 4, ST7 (25) 16 Rainforest Walk Sir Alexander Stewart Theatre (72) 14 Alliance Lane South One Lecture Theatre (64) 43 Rainforest Walk

Residences AddressBriggs Hall (85B) 42 College Walk Deakin Hall (48) 56 College Way Farrer Hall (45) 62 College Way Howitt Hall (46) 60 College Way Jackomos Hall (85A) 44 College Walk Mannix College (218) Wellington Road x Parker Street MRS Administration HOR (47) 58 College Way New Residences (currently C11 East) (88) 27 Sports Walk New Residences (currently C11 West) (89) 21 Sports Walk New Residences (currently C2) (90) 28 Sports Walk New Residences (currently E1) (87) 38 College Walk Normanby House (52) 101 Normanby Road Richardson Hall (43) 63 College Way Roberts Hall (44) 61 College Way South East Flats (49) 52 Ancora Imparo Way

Parking AddressNorth West Car Parks enter via Forster Road, Gardiner Road and Bayview AvenueNorth One Multi-level – Ground level (N1) 10 Research Way North One Multi-level – Upper levels (N1) All day ticket parking available on level 4 2 Innovation Walk North Three (N3) 28 Research Way West One (W1) 3 Alliance Lane West Two (W2) 3 College Walk North East Car Parks enter via Howleys Road and Normanby RoadCentral Eleven (C11) 29 Scenic Boulevard Central Twelve (C12) 17 Scenic Boulevard East One (E1) Scenic Boulevard East Two (E2) Scenic Boulevard North Four (N4) 32 Research Way

North-east One (NE1) 6 Scenic Boulevard North-east Two (NE2) RC6 Residential Carpark 6 North-east Three (NE3) RC7 Residential Carpark 7 North-east Four (NE4) RC3 Residential Carpark 3 North-east Five (NE5) RC1 Residential Carpark 1 North-east Six (NE6) RC2 Residential Carpark 2 North-east Seven (NE7) RC4 Residential Carpark 4 North-east Eight (NE8) RC5 Residential Carpark 5 South West Car Parks enter via Wellington Road and Princes HighwayCentral Eight (C8) 5 Ancora Imparo Way South-west One (SW1) 38 Innovation Walk South-west Two (SW2) 4 Ancora Imparo Way South East Car Parks enter via Wellington RoadCentral One (C1) 45 Scenic Boulevard Central Two (C2) 37 Scenic Boulevard South One (S1) 30 Ancora Imparo Way South Two (S2) 22 Ancora Imparo Way South-east One (SE1) 52 Scenic Boulevard South-east Two (SE2) 54 Scenic Boulevard South-east Three (SE3) All day ticket parking available 64 Scenic Boulevard South-east Four Multi-level (SE4) 60 Scenic Boulevard South-east Four (SE4) 62 Scenic Boulevard South-east Five (SE5) RC8 Residential Carpark 8

Loading docks AddressBoundary Road Boundary Road x College WalkBoundary Road Rear of 23 Innovation Walk Ancora Imparo Way Rear of 15 Ancora Imparo Way C11 Loading Zone 29 Scenic Boulevard Boiler House Road Boiler House Road

Public transport AddressBus Interchange Ancora Imparo Way x Rainforest Walk Bus Stop Research Way Bus Stops Blackburn Road

Bicycle arrival stations AddressJames Gormley (80A) 5 Rainforest Walk

Taxis AddressTaxi Rank Ancora Imparo Way

Share cars AddressFlexicar Bays RC5 58 College Way

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Updated June 2015SHORT COURSES HQ

PARKING

To avoid any unnecessary fees or fines, please read the following carefully:

1. No parking restrictions on weekends or after 5pm on weekdays.

2. Parking in permit areas before 5pm on weekdays may result in fines.

3. No parking at any time in disabled zones.4. Freek parking is available adjacent to the

campus at the courner of Blackburn and Wellington Roads.

5. A number of ticketed parking spaces are available on campus.

Phone the Security and Parking Office on 9905 3059 for more details on parking on Campus.


Group TrainingMonash Short Courses has a department that specialises in Group Training. We design programs

and courses to suit your needs, this can range from Nationally Recognised Courses to Professional Development Courses.

These courses can be delivered at your location and even be worked around a time that is suitable to you. We work with Monash Faculties to develop programs that will help students

gain the employability skills needed when applying for work.

Group Training CoursesCertificate IV in Leadership and Management (BSB42015)

Certificate III in Active volunteering (CHC30612)

Certificate III in Business Administration Medical (BSB31115)

All the courses that are offered through Monash Short Courses can be tailored to your needs, we are also able to develop new programs if you have a desired training aspect in mind.

Please call or email for more information

Angela McGhee [email protected]

(03) 9905 1074

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