RTO#41192 | PSP40818

Certificate IV in Auslan

The Certificate IV in Auslan will give you the skills and knowledge to communicate in Auslan as an independent user of the language.

You will learn to communicate with deaf people with some complexity, developing a degree of fluency and spontaneity in a wide range of topics. You will learn to identify significant differences between the structures of Auslan and English. You will also develop basic skills for communication with deafblind people.

ENROLMENT INFORMATION

CURRENT ENROLMENT STATUS

2025 enrolments are

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NEXT COURSE OFFERING

Certificate IV courses are only in Semester 1 of each year.

NEXT ENROLMENT INTAKE

2025 enrolments open on 5 November 2024 (from 9am (QLD time)).

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KEY INFORMATION

To get an idea of our next course’s locations, days and times, we suggest you look at the Program Factsheets in the ‘Course Documents’ tab.

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Units of Competency

PSP40818 – Certificate IV in Auslan is made up of nine (9) units.
Six (6) of them will be completed as part of your Certificate II and Certificate III in Auslan:

PSPLAN001 – Converse in Auslan at a basic user level
PSPLAN002 – Compare the fundamental differences between Auslan and English structure
PSPLAN003 – Source information on Deaf culture, and communicate according to Deaf protocols
PSPLAN004 – Converse in Auslan at an independent user level (familiar subjects)
PSPLAN005 – Analyse the structure of Auslan signs
PSPLAN006 – Research the development of educational and social conditions for Australian Deaf communities

You will need to successfully complete the remaining three (3) units in order to attain your Certificate IV in Auslan:

PSPLAN007 – Converse in Auslan at an independent user level (abstract and concrete notions)
PSPLAN008 – Compare the structure of sentences in Auslan and English
PSPLAN010 – Communicate with Deafblind people

More information about this qualification and its units can be found on training.gov.au.

Study Options

We offer the following study options:

Blended (combination of face-to-face in classroom and online), or
Online only (virtual classroom via Zoom).

Face-to-face and live online sessions are timetabled in your Course Guide (in the ‘Course Documents’ tab).

Pathway Continuity

Please note that we may NOT be able to guarantee continuity of delivery after this qualification. This means that:

whilst you MAY be able to enrol in a face-to-face class close to where you live for this qualification, a similar offering may NOT be available for the next qualification. In this case, you MAY need to consider an online offering if you choose to continue on the pathway.
if you choose to defer your enrolment from a course, a similar offering may NOT be available next year and your deferral will be at risk of expiry.

Support Services

Deaf Connect will provide weekly Auslan Practice Sessions for students to practice their signing skills. Subject Matter Experts will also provide extra tutorials on the theory units.

Students are strongly encouraged to attend. Check your timetable in your Course Guide to find out when the sessions are.

Deaf Connect may also make reasonable adjustments to accommodate students with disability, where possible. The adjustment made will be determined on a case-by-case basis after assessment of the individual need(s) of the student.

You can find more information in our Support Services Policy or in our Student Handbook.

Outcome

On successful completion of the course, you should be able to:

Understand the main ideas of complex text on both concrete and abstract topics, including technical discussions in your field of specialisation,
Interact with a degree of fluency and spontaneity that makes regular interaction with native/proficient signers,
Produce clear, detailed text on a wide range of subjects to explain a viewpoint on a topical issue giving the advantages and disadvantages of various options.

Your enrolment in the course does not guarantee that you will successfully complete or that you will obtain a particular employment outcome where it is outside of Deaf Connect’s control.

You must have successfully completed all units in order to be issued with an AQF [Australian Qualifications Framework] certification documentation for PSP40818 – Certificate IV in Auslan.

Entry

There are no occupational licensing, certification or specific legislative requirements applicable to this qualification at the time of publication on the National Register.

However, Deaf Connect requires students to successfully complete PSP30218 – Certificate III in Auslan prior to enrolling in this course.

If you already have Auslan proficiency at Certificate III level, but do not hold PSP30218 – Certificate III in Auslan, you may be able to apply for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) for part of the course.

Deaf Connect may also require you to undergo a Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) Test and/or a Digital Learning Readiness Questionnaire as part of the enrolment process.

Note: Effective use of your arms, hands, and fingers is essential for Auslan. If you have a physical disability or sustain an injury that affects your ability to use these body parts, please inform us as soon as possible. This will allow us to assess how it may impact your course participation and discuss potential accommodations, including extensions or deferrals.

More information will be provided to you upon assessment of your eligibility for your course of choice.

You can find more information in our Enrolment Policy or in our Student Handbook.

Duration

One semester is 19 weeks – 1 week for Online Orientation + 18 weeks.

Classes will be 5 hours per week (over 1 day or 2 evenings). You will also be expected to watch a 1 hour pre-recorded video each week.

However, outside this time, you are expected to complete approximately 15 to 20 hours per week for individual study, online learning, your own review of signs and information from class activities, research and preparation of assessments, and community contact.

Auslan Only Weekend (AOW)

Students will also be required to attend a residential Auslan Only Weekend (AOW), which will also be attended by members of the Deaf Community. AOWs are held in Brisbane, Perth and Sydney.

The AOW forms part of your course and attendance is highly recommended, however, failure to attend will not impact on your ability to successfully complete the course.

Note: Whilst accommodation and meals for the Auslan Only Weekend (AOW) are included as part of your course fees, you will be responsible for covering the cost of getting to and from the venue.

You are expected to attend the AOW in the state where you reside, unless you live in a border town or outside NSW, QLD or WA, or unless you live in a state where no AOW is held – in these cases, you can choose to travel to the venue closest to you or the most cost effective AOW.

Semester 1, 2025 AOWs will take place from Friday, 23 May 2025 to Sunday, 25 May 2025.

Material & Equipment

You need to have access to the following:

Laptop or desktop computer with reliable internet connection
Filming device (webcam, handheld camera or smartphone)
Word processing and presentation software(s) to make presentations or complete your assessments (Microsoft Word or Google Docs and Microsoft PowerPoint or Google Slides)
PDF reader (download PDF reader for free)
Access to Zoom
Access to Moodle – instructions will be provided prior to the commencement of the course
Access to printer and scanner – If you are not familiar with document editing
Pen and notepad

Note: Our Learning Management System (Moodle) is not easily accessible from smart phones or tablets and is best accessed on a laptop or desktop computer. Due to the way our courses are structured, the Moodle App for either Apple or Android is NOT SUITABLE for studying Deaf Connect courses. You are at risk of not seeing all learning materials in full when attempting to access them via a mobile phone or tablet.

For blended courses, laptops are preferred rather than phones or tablets and you may need to hotspot from your phone. For online only courses, you MUST use a laptop or desktop computer and your screen must be of adequate size (about 22”) in order for you to clearly see your trainer and classmates. We recommend you use two monitors: one for the PowerPoint and one for your Zoom class.

Communication with Deaf Connect

Email is the primary means by which we will contact you about your course, e.g. to confirm a course once minimum enrolment numbers are achieved, or cancel if we do not receive enough enrolments.

Please ensure you enter your email address correctly at the time of enrolment.
Please also monitor your Junk folder for emails from Deaf Connect. If you do not receive an email about your course by at least the day before the scheduled start date, please contact us.

Australian Capital Territory

Government funding is available in certain states for students who meet specific eligibility criteria.

Funding: Subsidised training is available for PSP40818 – Certificate IV in Auslan in Semester 1, 2024 under Skilled Capital*. Skilled Capital is an ACT Government funded training initiative.
Subsidised fee for Semester 1, 2025:
- $690 + the Auslan Only Weekend fee = $970 (non-concessional fee) for eligible students, or
- $280 + the Auslan Only Weekend fee = $420 (concessional fee) for eligible students.
Eligibility: Eligibility requirements are outlined on page 12 of the ‘ACT Standards Compliance Guide for Skilled Capital‘.

*Note: There is only a limited number of places available for subsidised training under Skilled Capital in Semester 1, 2025. Subsidised places will be offered to students who submit their complete Enrolment Form on a first-come, first-served basis. Once the number of subsidised places is exhausted, the Fee For Service rate will apply.

**Note: The minimum age for students to enrol in the Australian Capital Territory is 17 years of age.

The Auslan Only Weekend (AOW) is included in your course fees. The AOW forms part of your course and attendance is highly recommended, however, failure to attend will not impact on your ability to successfully complete the course.

You can find more information in our Fees and Refunds Policy or in our Student Handbook.

CERTIFICATION DOCUMENTATION WILL NOT BE ISSUED UNTIL ALL FEES HAVE BEEN PAID.

New South Wales

Government funding is available in certain states for students who meet specific eligibility criteria.

Funding: This training is subsidised by the NSW Government*.
Subsidised fee** for Semester 1, 2025:
- $2,310 + the Auslan Only Weekend fee = $2,590 (non-concessional fee) for eligible students, or
- $240 + the Auslan Only Weekend fee = $380 (concessional fee) for eligible students.
Eligibility: You can check your eligibility here.

*Note: There is only a limited number of places available for subsidised training in Semester 1, 2025. Subsidised places will be offered to students who submit their complete Enrolment Form on a first-come, first-served basis. Once the number of subsidised places is exhausted, the Fee For Service rate will apply.

**Note: Whilst the Smart and Skilled “Second or Further Qualification” student fee is set at $2,310, your fee will be reduced once we are in possession of the necessary evidence to demonstrate that you meet the Entry Requirements for this qualification. This is because a deduction will be applied in order to account for the units of competency you will be credited from previous qualifications. When you meet the Entry Requirements, the maximum payable fee will be $720 + the Auslan Only Weekend fee (if applicable). Your final fee will be communicated to you upon enrolment.

The Auslan Only Weekend (AOW) is included in your course fees. The AOW forms part of your course and attendance is highly recommended, however, failure to attend will not impact on your ability to successfully complete the course.

You can find more information in our Fees and Refunds Policy or in our Student Handbook.

CERTIFICATION DOCUMENTATION WILL NOT BE ISSUED UNTIL ALL FEES HAVE BEEN PAID.

Queensland

Government funding is available in certain states for students who meet specific eligibility criteria.

Funding: This training is subsidised by the Queensland Government under the Higher Level Skills program.
Subsidised fee for Semester 1, 2025:
- $395 + the Auslan Only Weekend fee = $535 (non-concessional co-contribution fee) for eligible students, or
- $395 + the Auslan Only Weekend fee = $535 (concessional co-contribution fee) for eligible students.
Eligibility: You can check your eligibility here*.

For a breakdown of the fees at a unit of competency level, see the Program Factsheet relevant to your course of choice. Deaf Connect will send you a first invoice upon enrolment for the unit(s) of competency being delivered during the course.

*Note: Under the Queensland VET Investment Program Priority Skills List, Deaf Connect has an exemption for this course that allows students who hold a certificate III or higher level qualification to still be considered for funding eligibility, as long as they meet all other eligibility criteria.

The Auslan Only Weekend (AOW) is included in your course fees. The AOW forms part of your course and attendance is highly recommended, however, failure to attend will not impact on your ability to successfully complete the course.

You can find more information in our Fees and Refunds Policy or in our Student Handbook.

CERTIFICATION DOCUMENTATION WILL NOT BE ISSUED UNTIL ALL FEES HAVE BEEN PAID.

South Australia

Government funding is available in certain states for students who meet specific eligibility criteria.

Funding: This training is supported through WorkReady by the Government of South Australia*.
Subsidised fee for Semester 1, 2025:
- $920 + the Auslan Only Weekend fee = $1,200 (non-concessional fee) for eligible students, or
- $415 + the Auslan Only Weekend fee = $555 (concessional fee) for eligible students.
Eligibility: Visit www.skills.sa.gov.au for Participant Eligibility Criteria.

*Note: The minimum age for students to enrol in South Australia is 16 years of age.

The Auslan Only Weekend (AOW) is included in your course fees. The AOW forms part of your course and attendance is highly recommended, however, failure to attend will not impact on your ability to successfully complete the course.

You can find more information in our Fees and Refunds Policy or in our Student Handbook.

CERTIFICATION DOCUMENTATION WILL NOT BE ISSUED UNTIL ALL FEES HAVE BEEN PAID.

Western Australia

Government funding is available in certain states for students who meet specific eligibility criteria.

Funding: This training is publicly funded by the Government of Western Australia (Department of Training and Workforce Development) under the Priority Industry Training and Participation – Work Readiness programs.
Subsidised fee for Semester 1, 2025*:
- $93.45 + the Auslan Only Weekend fee = $373.45 (non-concessional student tuition fee) for eligible students, or
- $93.45 + the Auslan Only Weekend fee = $233.45 (concessional student tuition fee) for eligible students.
Eligibility: You must meet the following eligibility criteria to access publicly funded training:
- Priority Industry Training: be working 20 hours or more a week with a single or multiple employers.
- Participation – Work Readiness: be unemployed or under-employed and working less than 20 hours a week with a single or across multiple employers.

For more information, please visit the Jobs and Skills WA website.

For a breakdown of the fees at a unit of competency level, see the Program Factsheet relevant to your course of choice. Deaf Connect will send you an invoice at the commencement of each unit of competency.

*Note: The Student tuition fees are indicative only and are subject to change given individual circumstances at enrolment. Additional fees may apply such as resource fees and other fees.

The Auslan Only Weekend (AOW) is included in your course fees. The AOW forms part of your course and attendance is highly recommended, however, failure to attend will not impact on your ability to successfully complete the course.

You can find more information in our Fees and Refunds Policy or in our Student Handbook.

CERTIFICATION DOCUMENTATION WILL NOT BE ISSUED UNTIL ALL FEES HAVE BEEN PAID.

Other States

$3,850.
Deaf Connect does not provide subsidised training for students from other states. If you are from another state or territory and wish to enrol, you will need to pay the full fee of the course.
If you are from one of the above-listed states but are not eligible for funding and wish to enrol, you will also need to pay the full fee of the course.

The Auslan Only Weekend (AOW) is included in your course fees. The AOW forms part of your course and attendance is highly recommended, however, failure to attend will not impact on your ability to successfully complete the course.

You can find more information in our Fees and Refunds Policy or in our Student Handbook.

CERTIFICATION DOCUMENTATION WILL NOT BE ISSUED UNTIL ALL FEES HAVE BEEN PAID.

Course Guide & Student Handbook

For detailed information about this course, you can access the Course Guide appropriate to your course (based on its commencement) below:

The Student Handbook contains information about Deaf Connect’s obligations towards our students, information about students’ rights and obligations towards Deaf Connect, as well as links to the relevant policies.

You are required to read and understand our Student Handbook prior to enrolling into this course.

Program Factsheets

The below is the list of Deaf Connect’s course offerings for S1, 2025 and their associated Program Factsheet.

Students considering enrolling in a course must read and are strongly encouraged to download the Program Factsheet relevant to their course of choice.

Note: The below list is subject to change.

Students in ACT

Canberra – Tuesday 9am to 230pm

Students in NSW

Students in QLD

Students in WA

Perth – Wednesday 9am to 230pm

Online Students

Note for online offerings: Please make note of the time zone of the class you choose to enrol in. The time zone is identified in brackets at the end of each course offering’s description. A table with example times for each state is located in your Course Guide.

The Program Factsheets for the Semester 1, 2024 offerings can still be accessed through the Semester 1, 2024 Course Guide.

Enrolment Documents

FUNDING ELIGIBILITY EVIDENCE

In order for Deaf Connect to assess your funding eligibility, you will need to provide some evidence along with your Enrolment Form.

Proof of ID in the form of one of the following:

Australian or New Zealand Birth Certificate
Australian or New Zealand Passport
Green Medicare card
Naturalisation Certificate
Humanitarian VISA
Certificate of Evidence of Resident Status (Permanent Resident).

Proof of residency or employment in the form of one of the following:

Current driver’s license
Health Care card or Pension card
Proof of Age card
Letter or email form employer to show the street address where you are working
Electricity, gas or telephone account issued the last six (6) months (in QLD) or in the last three (3) months (in ACT). Utility bills are not acceptable as proof of residency in any other states.

If relevant, proof of disability in the form of one of the following:

Disability Support Pension card
Letter form a medical practitioner
Letter from appropriate government agency
Letter from TAFE NSW Teacher/Consultant for students with a disability
Letter from special education coordinator
Letter from specialised allied health professional.

Note (students in ACT and NSW):
The documents you provide must be a copy of the original which has been sighted and signed by an Approved Witness within the last twelve (12) months. For a list of Approved Witnesses, please visit the Attorney-General’s Department page.

Note (students in NSW):
As part of the enrolment process, you will also need to submit a completed Consent to use and disclosure of personal information form. You can download and complete this form in advance, so you have it ready to be uploaded with your online Enrolment Form.

Note (students in SA):
As part of the enrolment process, you will also need to submit a completed Agreement Form – Collection and Use of Personal Information form. You can download and complete this form in advance, so you have it ready to be uploaded with your online Enrolment Form.

UNIQUE STUDENT IDENTIFIER (USI)

From 1 January 2015, Deaf Connect can be prevented from issuing you with a nationally recognised VET qualification or statement of attainment when you complete your course if you do not have a Unique Student Identifier (USI).
In addition, we are required to include your USI in the data we submit to NCVER. If you have not yet obtained a USI you can apply for it directly at https://www.usi.gov.au/students/create-your-usi/ on computer or mobile device.
You may already have a USI if you have done any nationally recognised training. It is important that you try to find out whether you already have a USI before attempting to create a new one. You should not have more than one USI. To check if you already have a USI, use the ‘Forgotten USI’ link on the USI website at https://www.usi.gov.au/faqs/i-have-forgotten-my-usi/.

COURSE CONFIRMATION

Courses will only be confirmed once minimum enrolment numbers have been reached. Students will receive a confirmation email confirming that their course is going ahead, which they should wait for before committing to any affiliated expenses like childcare.

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

Students who have completed some formal/informal training and/or have proficiency in Auslan may be eligible for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL).

For information about RPL, please refer to our RPL page.

You can also find more information in our Credit Transfer and Recognition of Prior Learning or in our Student Handbook.

UPCOMING COURSES

Enrolments for Semester 1, 2025 are open.

If enrolling in an online class, please make note of the time zone of the class you choose to enrol in. The time zone is identified in brackets at the end of each course offering’s description. You can also check our time zone calendar below by clicking the “view time zone calendar” button.

ACTNSWQLDSAWAOther States

Name	Course Start Date	Course End Date
2025 S1 ACT - Cert IV Canberra - Tuesday 9am - 2:30pm	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 ACT - Cert IV Online - Friday 9am - 2:30pm (NSW time)	22/01/2025	20/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 ACT - Cert IV Online - Friday 9am - 2:30pm (QLD time)	22/01/2025	20/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 ACT - Cert IV Online - Monday 9am - 2:30pm (NSW time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 ACT - Cert IV Online - Tue & Thu 6pm - 8:30pm (QLD time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 ACT - Cert IV Online - Tuesday 9am - 2:30pm (NSW time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 ACT - Cert IV Online - Wednesday 9am - 2:30pm (QLD time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol

Name	Course Start Date	Course End Date
2025 S1 NSW - Cert IV Canberra - Tuesday 9am - 2:30pm	22/01/2025	18/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 NSW - Cert IV Newcastle - Tue & Thu 6pm - 8:30pm	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 NSW - Cert IV Online - Friday 9am - 2:30pm (NSW time)	22/01/2025	20/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 NSW - Cert IV Online - Friday 9am - 2:30pm (QLD time)	22/01/2025	20/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 NSW - Cert IV Online - Monday 9am - 2:30pm (NSW time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 NSW - Cert IV Online - Tue & Thu 6pm - 8:30pm (QLD time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 NSW - Cert IV Online - Tuesday 9am - 2:30pm (NSW time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 NSW - Cert IV Online - Wednesday 9am - 2:30pm (QLD time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 NSW - Cert IV Parramatta - Friday 9am - 2:30pm	22/01/2025	20/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 NSW - Cert IV Parramatta - Mon & Wed 6pm - 8:30pm	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 NSW - Cert IV Sydney - Wednesday 9am - 2:30pm	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol

Name	Course Start Date	Course End Date
2025 S1 QLD - Cert IV Cairns - Mon & Wed 6pm - 8:30pm	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 QLD - Cert IV Online - Friday 9am - 2:30pm (NSW time)	22/01/2025	20/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 QLD - Cert IV Online - Friday 9am - 2:30pm (QLD time)	22/01/2025	20/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 QLD - Cert IV Online - Monday 9am - 2:30pm (NSW time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 QLD - Cert IV Online - Tue & Thu 6pm - 8:30pm (QLD time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 QLD - Cert IV Online - Tuesday 9am - 2:30pm (NSW time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 QLD - Cert IV Online - Wednesday 9am - 2:30pm (QLD time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 QLD - Cert IV South Brisbane - Tue & Thu 6pm - 8:30pm	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol

Name	Course Start Date	Course End Date
2025 S1 SA - Cert IV Online - Friday 9am - 2:30pm (NSW time)	22/01/2025	20/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 SA - Cert IV Online - Friday 9am - 2:30pm (QLD time)	22/01/2025	20/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 SA - Cert IV Online - Monday 9am - 2:30pm (NSW time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 SA - Cert IV Online - Tue & Thu 6pm - 8:30pm (QLD time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 SA - Cert IV Online - Tuesday 9am - 2:30pm (NSW time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 SA - Cert IV Online - Wednesday 9am - 2:30pm (QLD time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol

Name	Course Start Date	Course End Date
2025 S1 WA - Cert IV Online - Friday 9am - 2:30pm (NSW time)	22/01/2025	20/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 WA - Cert IV Online - Friday 9am - 2:30pm (QLD time)	22/01/2025	20/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 WA - Cert IV Online - Monday 9am - 2:30pm (NSW time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 WA - Cert IV Online - Tue & Thu 6pm - 8:30pm (QLD time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 WA - Cert IV Online - Tuesday 9am - 2:30pm (NSW time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 WA - Cert IV Online - Wednesday 9am - 2:30pm (QLD time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 WA - Cert IV Perth - Wednesday 9am - 2:30pm	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol

Name	Course Start Date	Course End Date
2025 S1 FFS - Cert IV Online - Friday 9am - 2:30pm (NSW time)	22/01/2025	20/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 FFS - Cert IV Online - Friday 9am - 2:30pm (QLD time)	22/01/2025	20/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 FFS - Cert IV Online - Monday 9am - 2:30pm (NSW time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 FFS - Cert IV Online - Tue & Thu 6pm - 8:30pm (QLD time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 FFS - Cert IV Online - Tuesday 9am - 2:30pm (NSW time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol
2025 S1 FFS - Cert IV Online - Wednesday 9am - 2:30pm (QLD time)	22/01/2025	19/06/2025	Enrol

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