There are no formal entry requirements for this qualification.

RTO Entry Requirements

Prospective students will be required to undertake the following:

• Take part in an informal interview/chat with the lecturer to enable the lecturer to gather information about their background, preferred methods of learning, barriers they may experience, including their access to technology and digital literacy.
• As the students are employed in the workplace, the lecturer and the workplace supervisor would discuss any specific LLND needs that should be addressed in training (for individual learners as required).
• Prospective students may be asked to complete the LLN Robot Quiz to enable the lecturer to gather information about their language, literacy, numeracy skills. Learners will be provided with a copy of their results including supplementary learning materials to support them in areas that need further development. Hard copies will be provided as required.
• Learners will have access to the Student hub including computers to enable them to access and complete the LLN Robot Quiz on campus if they wish to.
• A Student Support Plan will be completed by the lecturer in collaboration with the learner where specific support needs are identified including strategies to address them.

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Work placement

• Students are employed in a health services context. 
• Students will be supported in gaining access to an acute setting (for HLTAIN001 and HLTAIN002) as required. 
• Learners must complete a minimum of 80 hours of supervised work placement in an acute care setting to meet the competency requirements of the qualification.
• The lecturer will work with relevant workplace personnel to ensure that learners on workplacement will have the opportunity to undertake workplace tasks relevant to the unit of competency. 
• Scheduled workplace visits will; be undertaken by the lecturer to conduct training in the workplace, monitor progress, provide feedback, and for the purpose of conducting summative observation assessments in the workplace. 
• The lecturer will maintain oversight throughout the placement, ensuring students receive support and guidance. A designated workplace supervisor will be assigned to each student to monitor their progress.

Certification

Upon successful completion, students will be issued with a qualification.