The following is a list of some of the most commonly asked questions about the Business TAFE School.
Please contact the school if your particular question is not answered here.
You can study programs (courses) in the areas of Administration, Accounting, Law, Conveyancing, Financial Services, Marketing, Advertising, International Trade, Real Estate, Information and Communication Technology, Management and Foundation Studies.
A traineeship combines paid work with accredited training. This provides the opportunity for trainees to develop practical skills on the job while undertaking formal training. Please contact Business TAFE School Reception on (03) 9925 5464 for further information.
After signing your training agreement with your employer, please contact Business TAFE School Reception on (03) 9925 5464 and ask to be connected to the Enterprise area.
Articulation is the formal process for the educational progress of students from one level of program (course) to another. Students can move between programs or from one sector to another and in certain circumstances, gain credit for previous study. Articulation arrangements are in place for some programs within the Business TAFE School.
RMIT University recognises nationally accredited or endorsed qualifications and Statements of Attainment issued students by other Registered Training Organisations (RTO’s).
Also, RMIT provides credit for work experience or other forms of life experience that match the learning outcomes/competencies of RMIT courses. To apply, you should obtain an RPL information sheet from Business TAFE School Reception on Level 13 (Building 108), 239 Bourke Street, Melbourne. Forms are also available at Reception or from the RMIT Website at http://www.rmit.edu.au/student-records/studentforms
No. You must apply for a credit transfer with relevant supporting documentation i.e. results and learning outcomes.
You the student is responsible for finding out if the course is being offered for the following or current semester and add it on through an enrolment variation form.
You should obtain the form “Request for Letter of Attendance/Completion” from Business TAFE School Reception on Level 13 (Building 108), 239 Bourke Street, Melbourne.
DIMIA is the abbreviation for the Department of Immigration, Multi-cultural and Indigenous Affairs