About

Accellier is the provider of choice for thousands of people and hundreds of organisations in Australia and around the world. Under our former name SAVE Training, we built a solid foundation on which Accellier now stands, embodying almost 10 years of service to Australia’s Tertiary and Vocational Education Sector. As a testament to this, since our inception in 2010 we have spent only a few thousand dollars on advertising. Our clients are almost entirely referred from our happy graduates and business customers.

Accellier is the trading name of SAVE Training Pty Ltd and is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO 32395) that offers a range of nationally recognised courses in education and business Australia wide through our online and face to face courses.

Our mission is to enhance people’s value through excellence in service and learning outcomes.

A lot of our community ask about the difference between units of competency, training packages, accredited courses and skill sets.

People also ask about how these things all come together when you’re doing TAEDES401 Design and develop learning programs and possibly as part of a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment.

In this video we introduce those basic concepts in a nice easy to understand way.

We cover it from a real-world perspective and discuss how a real Registered Training Organisation (RTO) might bring this all together.

In this video, you’ll learn these basic concepts for the Cert IV:

  • What’s a Training Package
  • Where to get a Training Package
  • What’s a unit of competency
  • What’s a qualification
  • What’s a Training and Assessment Strategy (TAS)
  • What’s a Learning Program
  • What’s the difference between a TAS and a Learning Program.

We hope wherever you’re doing your Certificate IV in Training and Assessment that it’s going well. Good luck!

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