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Certificate IV Government Investigations - Can you afford not to be adequately qualified?    

  

"Certificate IV in Government (Security) or equivalent tertiary qualification is essential……"  

"Diploma of Government (Security) or equivalent tertiary qualification is preferable……"  

"The successful applicant will hold a Certificate IV in (Government) Investigations or an equivalent tertiary qualification…"  

"Diploma of Government (Security) or equivalent tertiary qualification is essential…"  

"Certificate III Investigative Services a prerequisite…"  

  

How may time do you see these paragraphs on vacancy advertisements within the security and investigations arena?   

Competition is becoming so tight that a majority of candidates must hold recognised investigation and security industry certificates and qualifications to apply for vacancies. Can you afford not to be adequately qualified?  

  

Investigator Recruitment has formed a strategic alliance with a Registered Training Organisation to bring you competitive prices in the Australian market for full training or RPL assessment for:

Certificate III Investigative Services and Certificate IV in (Government) Investigations and other Investigation and Security related qualifications.

  

Email or speak to me at Investigator Recruitment about the full training or the recognition of prior learning pathway to obtaining your Certificate III in Investigative Services and Certificate IV in (Government) Investigations. We can direct you to one of Australia's most resognised RTO training organisations.

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How do I obtain Certificate IV in Government (Investigations)?

A Certificate IV in Government (Investigations) is a nationally accredited course designed for individuals who are authorised to investigate breaches of legislation, regulations, Government or organisational policy. If you work in Government or you are seeking employment in Federal Government as an investigator you are required to have the Certificate IV in Government Investigation qualification. This is also required by other organisations including ATO, Customs, ComCare, Centrelink, Child Support, Veteran's Affairs, Australian Media Communications Authority, Medicare and many more. 

  

Core Units

Generic “Government” core units common to nearly all Govt qualifications:

PSPETHC401A Uphold and support the values and principles of public  service

PSPGOV412A Use advanced workplace communication strategies         

PSPLEGN401A Encourage compliance with legislation in the public sector    

  

Core units specific to “Investigation”

PSPREG401C Exercise regulatory powers              PSPREG404C Investigate non-compliance

PSPREG407B Produce formal record of interview   PSPREG411A Gather information through interviews                                

PSPREG412A Gather and manage evidence          PSPREG418A Advise on progress of investigations     

  

PSPREG419A Finalise and report on investigations

  

OH&S Elective Units (must complete one of the following)

PSPOHS401B Implement workplace safety procedures and programs    

PSPOHS301A: Contribute to workplace safety    

  

Elective Units

Please note that the following electives are of particular relevance to Fraud Investigators:

PSPFRAU401B Monitor data for indicators of fraud    PSPFRAU407B Conduct fraud control awareness sessions

PSPREG415A Receive and validate data                    PSPREG416A Conduct data analysis

PSPREG414A Conduct surveillance

  

The following electives are of particular relevance to Ethical standard investigators:

PSPGOV408A  Value diversity                                    PSPGOV402B  Deliver and monitor service to clients    

PSPG0V422A  Apply Knowledge of Government Processes

  

Are you eligible for the Certificate IV in Government (Investigations) via Recognition of Prior Learning due to your previous training and work experience?

You can obtain the Certificate IV in Government (Investigations) if you have previous investigation training and operational experience. This is achieved through an assessment of your prior learning and operational experience. The fee is less than about 40% of the full training costs and you don't have to spend time re-learning what you already know. 

The Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) process is not easy. Your previous experience and training will be rigorously assessed. You will be required to provide evidence that your relevant training, education and operational work meets the requirements of the Certificate IV in Government (Investigations) qualification. Don’t be fooled, you won’t meet the requirements if you don’t have the training or experience within the investigations arena.

Obtaining Certificate IV in Government (Investigations) doesn’t guarantee you will secure employment in the public sector because it’s a competitive market. Please consider carefully your chances of securing work in this sector before committing to obtaining your Certificate IV in Government (Investigations).

Email me or speak to me at Investigator Recruitment about the recognition of prior learning pathway to obtaining your Certificate IV in Government (Investigations). We can direct you to one of Australia's most resognised Recognition of Prior Learning training organisations.

 

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or phone 02 9665 0005

  

Mathew Mckee

Managing Director

 

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