Complementary Health short courses for a range of qualifications
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HLT32607 Certificate III in Pathology |
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Healthy Business Training Academy offers a wide range of flexible delivery (correspondence) programs for complementary health practitioners. These are assessed against the HLT07 Health Training Package core competencies for qualifications in the Alternative and Complementary Health professions.
Note, however, that we only offer select units for the
Our training programs are creative, intuitive, interactive and fun. We believe that you deserve information specifically designed for the kind of person you are: caring, sharing and with a commitment to serve others. Several schools of complementary medicine are already using our training resources and the core business management textbook, "Doing Business with the Universe" volumes 1 & 2 (available by mail order from Sea Eagle Publications).
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Short Course Enrolments
Full enrolment information about our enrolemnt process is outlined on our pages for Australian and Overseas applicants.
The relevant enrolment forms and prospectus illustrate the relationship between individual modules and the following qualifications:
Information about workshop dates and locations is posted on our Workshops page.
We strongly recommend that you review the policies indicated in our main navigation menu. These highlight important matters that relate to your enrolment and in particular, to the action which can be taken should the need arise. As the saying goes, "Ignorance is no excuse".
Entry Requirements
None of the short course programs have specifiec entry requirements.
Prerequisite and Corequisite requirements
Our enrolment forms can be accessed through the general enrolment page these will identify the relevant units with prerequisite requirements. This affects only a small number of programs and a summary of these are identifed here.
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Recognition assessment
There are many ways to complete a program. This process recognises that you may not be a 'clean slate'. You may have completed training with another organisation (registered or unregistered training organisation or witn an employer, for example). You may also have working and life experience which you can use to demonstrate that you can already fulfill the tasks required by your chosen unit/s of competency.
There are four ways you can obtain a recognition assessment:
- Recognition of Prior Learning - your previous learning experiences & decided on the basis of documentary or interview evidence
- Recognition of Current Competencies - your current skills and skills, gained through a variety of means which do not inlcude formal learning, decided using a variety of methods
- National Recognition - automatically applies for an identical unit (same code, title and standards) in your program with us
- Credit Transfer - requires a judgement on our part between broadly equivalent (but not identical) Units or modules (combination of units) from accredited courses.
If you are interested in applying for Recognition, we recommend that you read the Health Programs RPL Handbook before contacting us and requesting an Application for an RPL Kit. The Handbook contains important and useful information regarding the collection of appropriate evidence. It also describes the process which we are obliged to follow in assessing Recognition applications.
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Awards
These short courses will lead to a Statement of Attainment. In most cases, completing multiple short courses will not lead to a full Certificate.
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Available e-learning
At this stage, eLearning is only available for Business units (BSBCMN204A and BSBFLM303B).
However, all students are issued with a CD containing assessments in MS Word for all units in your enrolment. These can be completed using a comoputer and emailed to HBTA. Once these are assessed and feedback provided, you will receive them and an assessment report via return email.
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Short Course descriptions
HLT40307 Certificate IV in Massage Therapy Practice
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| HM07-01: Introduction to work in the health industry |
BSBCMN204A: Work effectively with others HLTHIR301A: Communicate and work effectively in health |
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| HM07-04: Client Services |
HLTCOM404B: Communicate effectively with clients/patients |
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| HM07-05: Medical Terminology |
HLTCOM408B Use specific health terminology to communicate effectively | |
| HM07-06 Practice Administration |
HLTCOM405B: Administer a practice | |
| OHSC02 OHS Level 1B |
HLTIN301A Comply with infection control policies and procedures | Assessment: Attendance in at least one practical workshop is required for this unit Options: Print, CD-ROM |
| OHSC03 OHS Level 1A |
HLTOHS300A: Participate in OH&S processes | Assessment: Attendance in at least one practical workshop on back care and manual handling is required for this unit Options: Print, CD-ROM |
HLT60507 Advanced Diploma in Naturopathy
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| HM07-02: Introduction to health services management |
HITHIR501A Maintain an effective health work environment | |
| HM07-03: Professional development |
HLTCOM502B Develop professional expertise BSBFLM303B Contribute to effective workplace relationships |
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| HM07-07 Practice Management |
HLTCOMN503B Manage a practice | |
| OHSC04 OHS Level 2B: Infection Control Management |
HLTIN504B: Manage the control of infection | |
BSBH01 |
BSBCMN204A Work effectively with others | Options: Print, CD-ROM or e-learning |
| BSBH02 Workplace relationships |
BSBFLM303B: Contribute to effective workplace relationships | Options: Print, CD-ROM or e-learning |
Last updated on July 4, 2008