Diploma of Government (Investigation)
This specialist qualification covers the competencies required of persons responsible for the coordination and conduct of investigations. Electives should reflect the responsibilities of the individual and the job skills required for effective performance. Where a free choice of Electives is possible in the qualification packaging rules, Electives may also be drawn from other Training Packages to reflect the work context and career plans of the individual.
A total of 11 units are required to achieve the award of Diploma in Government (Investigation), 8 of which are mandatory core units and 3 are the candidates choice electives
Core Units - Mandatory |
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PSPETHC501B |
Promote the values and ethos of public service |
PSPGOV503B |
Coordinate resource allocation and usage |
PSPGOV512A |
Use complex workplace communication strategies |
PSPLEGN501B |
Promote compliance with legislation in the public sector |
PSPREG502A |
Coordinate investigation processes |
PUAPOL024A |
Conduct investigations |
PUAPOL028A |
Manage investigation information processes |
PUAPOL030A |
Review and evaluate major investigations |
Electives |
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PSPOHS501A |
Monitor and maintain workplace safety |
PUAPOL001A |
Maintain operational safety |
Choose 1 Elective only from the 2 listed above (units are mutually exclusive). |
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In addition, choose 2 Electives: from anywhere in this Training Package, packaged at the same or a higher level, and/or from any other set of endorsed standards packaged at the same or a higher level in accordance with the requirements of those standards, provided that the units selected do not duplicate content covered in any PSP units. Alternatively , one of these two Electives may be drawn from units of competency packaged at Certificate IV level. |
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Please note that the following Electives are of particular relevance to Fraud Investigators: |
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PSPFRAU501B |
Communicate fraud control awareness |
PSPFRAU502B |
Anticipate and detect possible fraud activity |