PSP40616 - Certificate IV in Procurement and Contracting

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Overview

Learn skills in procurement and contract management to reach your career goals quickly with the PSP40616 Certificate IV Procurement and Contracting.

This nationally recognised qualification is perfect for those with no previous procurement training or who are moving on to a new career in contract management or procurement. For those that want an entry level procurement certificate, then this is the place to start.

The PSP40616 Certificate IV Procurement and Contracting is designed to be practical, giving you the skills and knowledge you need to advance in the workplace. Our experienced trainers will help you develop a thorough grasp of the essentials of government procurement, contract management and how to procure goods and services to meet business needs. You’ll be able to tap into their extensive on-the-job experience across a broad range of industries, including government, to gain the strategies, insights and real-world examples you won’t find anywhere else.

Designed for maximum flexibility, this course allows you to study anytime, anywhere. Get a head-start with Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) and study at your own pace through distance learning. The best part is you can put your new skills into practice every single day of your course.

Are you an organisation looking to upskill your employees in contract management? Talk to us about our face-to-face training for groups of 8+.

Support and delivery

Take advantage of our flexible training and assessment options which allow you to fit your study around your work and personal life. Transformed offers two flexible learning pathways:

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) – Assessment only, assessing evidence of existing skills and knowledge against the competency standards.
Online Learning – The learning environment provides access to study guides, assessment materials & submission links and online support from your assessor.

Our Transformed team will support you every step of the way through training literature, videos and assessor contact.

Course Structure for PSP40616 - Certificate IV in Procurement and Contracting

The Certificate IV in Procurement and Contracting consists of fifteen units of competency, consisting of:

nine core units plus
six elective units (as listed below)

Core Units

PSPETH002 Uphold and support the values and principles of public service
PSPGEN038 Identify and treat risks
PSPGEN042 Exercise delegations
PSPGEN043 Apply government processes
PSPLEG002 Encourage compliance with legislation in the public sector
PSPPCM004 Plan procurement
PSPPCM005 Develop and distribute requests for offers
PSPPCM006 Select providers and develop contracts
PSPPCM007 Manage contracts

Elective Units

PSPGEN027 Gather and analyse information
PSPGEN033 Use advanced workplace communication strategies
PSPGEN039 Develop internal and external networks
PSPPCM002 Dispose of assets
PSPPCY004 Support policy implementation
BSBPEF402 Develop personal work priorities

Entry Requirements

No entry requirements for this program, however government work experience is desirable.

Expected level of student skills:
It is expected students have a level of digital literacy to access information, communicate and complete training and assessment activities using a computer/tablet and our online learning platform. Students will be required to complete a number of tasks independently, and to have the skills to manage their own time and study. Students are expected to be able to research and analyse information, and to apply knowledge to real world situations.

Students will be required to independently read and understand a range of different documents including organisation policies, plans, guidelines & procedures, external documentation (may include codes, policies and articles), handbooks, instruction guides (and where applicable drawing and plans). Students are also required to develop written documentation, including risk assessments, action plans, logs, reports.

A key skill for this program is the ability to effectively communicate with others in English.

Technology requirements:
Students should be able to access and use computer/tablet device with word processing software, internet browser, email account and webcam/microphone and speakers (or headset). An internet connection is also required.