Course materials
All distance education course materials consist of a study guide and resources to enable self-paced study and encourage interaction. Learning activities are located throughout the text to enable you to check your progress and to apply course content to your area of practice.
Course assessment
All distance education subjects have a formal assessment component. Assessments are graded against set criteria. Assessments may include essays, learning journals, learning contracts, case studies and research proposals.
To gain a Certificate of completion you must achieve a satisfactory grade in all subject assessments within six months of enrolment unless otherwise indicated.
Credit transfer
Distance education subjects are structured to facilitate credit transfer to universities and to the College's graduate certificate courses. Students are encouraged to negotiate with universities, many of whom give credit to students who have undertaken specific programs of study at the College. Each applicant is expected to seek exemptions individually on the basis of merit; there is no blanket exemption. College staff will be happy to advise on such applications.
The geographical roll
If you elect to be included on a geographical roll, your name, address and contact numbers will be distributed to all students enrolled in your subject.