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Advertising (Certificate IV to Diploma)   


Program DetailsProgram Details  
This course orovides students with the skills and knowledge to work effectively in the advertising industry. Students learn about marketing, drafting and costing advertisements, working with advertising agencies and using technology to develop advertisements.

Summary

Program Summary
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Duration (depends on entry & exit point): 1 to 1.5 years of full-time study
Study Location(s) Available: Northbridge
College(s): Central TAFE
Approximate Tuition Costs: A$5,000 per semester
Commencement/Intake Availability: February and July
Other Info: The first 6 months of the Cert IV is the Cert III in Business - Sales

Download our Subject handbook (PDF) of all Business & Management courses.


Qualifications Available in this Program (depending on your entry & exit points)
  • Certificate IV in Business - Advertising
  • Diploma of Business - Advertising

Program Components & Pathway

This program can include multiple courses and different entry and exit points providing students the flexibility to begin at the most suitable stage and continue studying till they reach their desired outcome. Please see the study pathway diagram below.

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General Entry Requirements and Pre-requisites

Entry into the Certificate IV requires the equivalent of Australian Year 10 with passes in English or completion of any Certificate III in Business.

For Yr 10-11 and Yr 12 academic equivalence, please refer to the Entry Requirements Summary (PDF) for your relevant country. This also details the normal English proficiency standard needed.


What You'll Learn in Each Course

The Certificate IV provides students with skills and knowledge to work effectively within the advertising industry. To compliment their advertising knowledge students learn additional skills in the area of marketing, how to draft advertisements, how to work effectively with advertising agencies and use technology to develop advertisements.

The Diploma further develops skills in advertising as well as management skills across a number of areas. Students learn how to write draft advertisements, cost advertisements, develop and maintain relationships within the advertising industry as well as learn about general marketing concepts.


Career Outcomes

Depending on the stage of completion, graduates can enter into various roles in the advertising industry and with suitable experience and further qualifications head up an advertising agency.


Further Study & University Options

Successful completion of this course may allow students to continue further studies at university in related subjects. Please contact your specific university of interest for more details on entry.


Detailed Course & Unit Information

These courses consist of required units and a broad choice of elective units allowing students to specialise in certain areas. A sample program structure and unit outline is available in the Subject handbook (PDF).


Other General Study Information


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Student Profile

kanakoStudent: Kanako Sahara - Japan

Course
: Diploma of Business - Marketing

Where
: Central TAFE - Northbridge

"I have been studying here in Central TAFE for one and half years. I love Perth, because of it's peacefulness and pleasant weather, and I like studying at TAFE, because the teachers are so helpful."

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