Audit, Risk and Compliance
Audit, risk, governance and compliance qualifications, gathered from every training package rather than one industry. Everything listed here is drawn from the national register, so this page cannot drift from what is actually current.
A qualification is a promise that someone can do the work.
Which means the assessment has to be real, the trainers have to be current, and the evidence has to survive somebody checking it later.
Filter by AQF level or search by code and title. Superseded qualifications are excluded, because listing a superseded product as available is a compliance problem rather than a presentation choice.
| Code | Qualification | Package |
|---|---|---|
| Advanced Diploma1 qualification | ||
| FNS60822 | Advanced Diploma of Integrated Risk Management | FNS |
| Diploma5 qualifications | ||
| BSB50920 | Diploma of Quality Auditing | BSB |
| CPP50619 | Diploma of Security Risk Management | CPP |
| DEF50317 | Diploma of Compliance | DEF |
| FBP50221 | Diploma of Food Safety Auditing | FBP |
| SFI50219 | Diploma of Fisheries Compliance | SFI |
| Certificate IV5 qualifications | ||
| BSB41021 | Certificate IV in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Governance | BSB |
| CPP41519 | Certificate IV in Security Risk Analysis | CPP |
| PSP40716 | Certificate IV in Heavy Vehicle Road Compliance | PSP |
| SFI40319 | Certificate IV in Fisheries Compliance | SFI |
| UEE40320 | Certificate IV in Installation Inspection and Audits | UEE |
| Certificate III1 qualification | ||
| SFI30419 | Certificate III in Fisheries Compliance | SFI |
| Certificate II1 qualification | ||
| SFI20419 | Certificate II in Fisheries Compliance Support | SFI |
We start from what the unit requires you to demonstrate, then design the teaching that gets you there. The reverse order produces courses that are interesting and unassessable.
Trainers who still work in the field. Vocational currency is a requirement, and it is also the difference between a class that is true and one that was true.
Where a qualification prepares you for a role but does not licence you for it, we say so before you enrol rather than after.
The levels above stack. A Certificate III that leads nowhere is a worse outcome than a Certificate II that leads somewhere, and the register is arranged so you can see the next step before you commit to this one.
Units completed in one qualification carry into any other qualification that contains them. That is a right, not a concession, and it is worth checking before you re enrol in something you have already done.
Tell us where you are now and what you are trying to reach. The right qualification usually follows from that.