York College
About the TAA40104 Qualification
The TAA04 Training Package
TAA40104 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment is one of two qualifications from the TAA04 Training and Assessment Training Package.
Overview of the TAA40104
The TAA40104 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment is aimed at people whose primary job role is that of a workplace trainer and/or assessor. The qualification prepares trainers/assessors to work effectively in any environment and focuses on training/assessing in the vocational education and training (VET) sector.
TAA40104 is a broad qualification that addresses performance of the following tasks in a VET context:
- Designing learning programs
- Delivering learning in a variety of contexts
- Planning, developing, conducting, and validating assessments.
TAA40104: competency requirements
To obtain the TAA40104, students must demonstrate competence in a total of 14 units of competency: 12 core units + 2 elective units.
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Core units
| Field | Unit code | Unit name |
|---|---|---|
| Environment | TAAENV401B | Work effectively in vocational education and training |
| TAAENV402B | Foster and promote an inclusive learning culture | |
| TAAENV403B | Ensure a healthy and safe learning environment | |
| Design | TAADES401B | Use Training Packages to meet client needs |
| TAADES402B | Design and develop learning programs | |
| Delivery | TAADEL401B | Plan and organise group-based delivery |
| TAADEL403B | Facilitate individual learning | |
| TAADEL404B | Facilitate work-based learning | |
| Assessment | TAAASS401C | Plan and organise assessment |
| TAAASS402C | Assess competence | |
| TAAASS403B | Develop assessment tools | |
| TAAASS404B | Participate in assessment validation |
Elective Units
ATS has chosen to offer the two elective units of competency listed below:
| Delivery | TAADEL301C | Provide training through instruction and demonstration of work skills |
|---|---|---|
| TAADEL402B | Facilitate group-based learning |
The two above units were selected because, of all the elective units that may be chosen, they are the most ‘generalist’ in nature, and therefore relevant to almost all workplace trainers.