The Australian Qualifications Framework is a quality assured national framework of qualifications in the school, Vocational Education and Training (VET) and higher education sectors in Australia.
Nationally Recognised Training. This means that qualifications or units that you complete are recognised in other states and territories within Australia.
You will be provided with this information upon enrolment or following your initial enquiry for your chosen course. You may also find a list of books and resources on your course information page.
Based on previous relevant qualifications and experience, you can apply for credit against Units of Competency or entire courses. Please contact us for further information on Phone (02)9362 3139 or email enquiries@penncollege.edu.au
For more information about the qualifications available, please visit the Australian Qualifications Framework website
Many of our courses have specific entry requirements, such as qualifications, skills, knowledge or experience. Specific requirements for each course can be found in the individual course page. Please contact us for further information on Phone (02)9362 3139 or email enquiries@penncollege.edu.au
Lots of useful information can be found on the course pages within our website, if you have not been able to locate the information you need, please phone (02)9362 3139 or email your question to enquiries@penncollege.edu.au
Please phone (02)9362 3139 or email enquiries@penncollege.edu.au and we will send you the relevant documents.
At The Penn College, you are assessed on your competency in Units of Competency or Modules. Your competency is based on whether or not you can perform specific tasks and duties to the standard expected in employment.
If you receive a J on your results of assessment, you have achieved competency for that unit.
If you receive an M on your results of assessment, you have not achieved competency for that unit.
You may be awarded other grades, which are listed below.
J: Competency Achieved
Student has been assessed and has satisfied all the requirements for the Unit of Competency or Module.
M: Competency Not Achieved
Student has attempted all assessment requirements for the Unit of Competency or Module and has been assessed as not competent.
AW: Withdrawn With Participation
Student has engaged in learning activity for the Unit of Competency or Module but has not attempted all assessment to justify an M or J grade.
Student is withdrawn with participation from the Unit of Competency or Module.
NATT: Withdrawn Without Participation
Student enrolled but did not engage in learning activity for the Unit of Competency or Module.
Student is withdrawn without participation from the Unit of Competency or Module.
Most courses can be paid for per unit, however some courses require full payment at the time of enrolment. Many of our courses offer the option of applying for interest free credit through Ezy-way. For more information please phone (02)9362 3139 or email enquiries@penncollege.edu.au