Simulation and Interactive Technologies in the Workplace Skill Set
Course Description
This qualification is designed for individuals looking to develop skills and knowledge in the field of simulation and interactive technology. It aims to equip learners with versatile abilities that are applicable in various roles, industries, and technological contexts. The course is ideal for those seeking to support the integration and application of simulation or interactive activities in diverse workplace settings.
Target Roles
Students that complete this Micro credential can expect to develop knowledge to assist in understanding opportunities and entry pathways to roles such as:
- Simulation Operator Assistant / Assistant Simulation Technician
- eLearning Developer Assistant
- Instructional Design Assistant
- Role Player/Embedded Participant
- Simulation or Interactive Technology Salesperson (Wholesale / Retail)
Outcomes
Successful completion leads to the award of the Foundations of Simulation and Interactive Technologies in Practice Micro-Credential upon successful completion of all assessment requirements.
Learners who do not complete the full qualification will receive a ‘Statement of Attainment’ for the units they have successfully completed.
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for this course.
Industry Applicability
Simulation technology is increasingly pivotal across sectors:
- Defence: Enhancing tactical training, mission planning, and equipment testing.
- Health and Medical: Assisting in surgical training, patient care simulations, and emergency response training.
- Science and Research: Facilitating complex experimental simulations, data analysis, and modelling.
- Sport: Improving training regimes, injury prevention, and performance analysis.
- Entertainment: Advancing interactive gaming, virtual reality experiences, and movie special effects.
- Training: Enriching educational experiences through virtual classrooms and interactive modules.
- Construction and Design: Aiding in architectural visualizations, structural simulations, and design testing.
Employment Pathways
Graduates are well-prepared for diverse roles, reflecting the course’s emphasis on transferable skills applicable across various sectors and technologies.
Additional Information
The course comprises two units focusing on industry-relevant skills:
- NAT10805001 – Work effectively in the simulation or interactive technologies industry
- NAT10805002 – Apply procedural and quality guidelines to a simulated activity
Completing this course opens pathways into the 10805NAT Certificate III in Simulation and Interactive Technologies.
Students will receive credit for the two units of competency completed in this course against the full qualification requirements.
This course is currently offered through face-to-face delivery. This can be undertaken at our premises in Townville, or where being delivered for a group booking or organisation, it can be delivered from that organisation’s preferred location.
To enquire future courses, please contact our team at [email protected].
The Simulation and Interactive Technologies in the Workplace skill set is $1,100 per unit or $2,200 for the full course.
Recognition of Prior Learning is invoiced at $600 per unit or $1,200 for the course.
Minimum numbers apply for courses. Contact our team for tailored quotes for group bookings.
Learners require a personal computer and internet connection to access the learner portal for learnign materials and assessment tasks.