FAQs for Training Courses
1. Are your courses and qualifications nationally recognised? Yes, FutureWest Institute is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO: 41184) and we specialise in developing, delivering and assessing nationally recognised courses and qualifications. We are also a licensed and approved RTO provider of AIIMS Courses with AFAC.
2. What are the cost of the courses? Please contact us for a customised, in-house delivery course cost or the cost of attending one of our open public courses.
3. What requirements do I need to attend the course? Please refer to the Learner Handbook for each relevant course to determine if there are any pre-requisites for the courses. We do advise that learners wanting to complete the Advanced Diploma of Public Safety (Emergency Management) or any of its units, possess at least some experience in the general workplace and experience in the emergency management field.
4. Do any of the units of competency in your courses lead to the Advanced Diploma of Public Safety (Emergency Management) qualification? Yes, both the units in the Level 1 Incident Management Course are elective units of the qualification. In addition, any two of the Level 2 Incident Management Course units also qualify as electives for the Advanced Diploma of Public Safety (Emergency Management) qualification. So, if you were to complete the Level 1 and Level 2 Incident Management courses, you would have fulfilled all four elective units of the Advanced Diploma of Public Safety (Emergency Management) qualification.
5. Can you provide a quote for onsite, in house delivery for organisations? Absolutely, please contact us to discuss your training requirements. We will then provide you a formal quote and upon acceptance, we will develop a training agreement with you.
6. Can you deliver training courses in every State and Territory in Australia? Yes, we can. Please contact us to discuss your training requirements.
7. What post course assessments are required? Our customised and flexible courses are designed for those professionals who have some experience in the general workplace. All our courses require post course assessments to be completed and submitted after the training course delivery. You will not receive a Statement of Attainment or qualification by simply turning up and attending a course. All details regarding in-class and post-course assessments are contained in the relevant Learner Handbooks for each course.
8. Are you a VET FEE-HELP provider? No.
9. What is your policy on complaints and appeals? We are committed to ensuring all learners have a positive learning experience. If you have any concerns or issues, please do not hesitate to contact us. You can also view our Policy on Complaints and Appeals here.
10. Do you provide RPL with your courses? Yes, we do. However, please bear in mind that we do not offer RPL based solely on your CV. Our RPL kits require you, not us, to complete an extensive process with provision of evidence to ensure the recognition of prior learning for each of the listed competencies as stated in the relevant units.
2. What are the cost of the courses? Please contact us for a customised, in-house delivery course cost or the cost of attending one of our open public courses.
3. What requirements do I need to attend the course? Please refer to the Learner Handbook for each relevant course to determine if there are any pre-requisites for the courses. We do advise that learners wanting to complete the Advanced Diploma of Public Safety (Emergency Management) or any of its units, possess at least some experience in the general workplace and experience in the emergency management field.
4. Do any of the units of competency in your courses lead to the Advanced Diploma of Public Safety (Emergency Management) qualification? Yes, both the units in the Level 1 Incident Management Course are elective units of the qualification. In addition, any two of the Level 2 Incident Management Course units also qualify as electives for the Advanced Diploma of Public Safety (Emergency Management) qualification. So, if you were to complete the Level 1 and Level 2 Incident Management courses, you would have fulfilled all four elective units of the Advanced Diploma of Public Safety (Emergency Management) qualification.
5. Can you provide a quote for onsite, in house delivery for organisations? Absolutely, please contact us to discuss your training requirements. We will then provide you a formal quote and upon acceptance, we will develop a training agreement with you.
6. Can you deliver training courses in every State and Territory in Australia? Yes, we can. Please contact us to discuss your training requirements.
7. What post course assessments are required? Our customised and flexible courses are designed for those professionals who have some experience in the general workplace. All our courses require post course assessments to be completed and submitted after the training course delivery. You will not receive a Statement of Attainment or qualification by simply turning up and attending a course. All details regarding in-class and post-course assessments are contained in the relevant Learner Handbooks for each course.
8. Are you a VET FEE-HELP provider? No.
9. What is your policy on complaints and appeals? We are committed to ensuring all learners have a positive learning experience. If you have any concerns or issues, please do not hesitate to contact us. You can also view our Policy on Complaints and Appeals here.
10. Do you provide RPL with your courses? Yes, we do. However, please bear in mind that we do not offer RPL based solely on your CV. Our RPL kits require you, not us, to complete an extensive process with provision of evidence to ensure the recognition of prior learning for each of the listed competencies as stated in the relevant units.
