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The RCSA Professional Diploma in Human Resource Consulting is a four unit part-time off campus learning program developed in association with the Faculty of Business and Economics at Monash University. The program focuses on contemporary HR Consulting and Management. In today’s competitive Recruitment Industry, consultants need to be equipped with up to date academic knowledge of the various activities in Human Resource Management. Managing candidates, not only through recruitment and selection and the various activities involved with this procedure, but also to have an in-depth understanding as to why they are carried out. Through this quality undergraduate program you will learn why and what comes “before” and “after” the recruitment and selection process. You will expand your knowledge further to gain an understanding of managing people, financial management or marketing by choosing the various elective units on offer. Course Structure Purpose The program is offered at an undergraduate level and has been designed to encourage use of work-related issues as an avenue for learning. Program Outline For unit content outline click here. Each subject is a 13-week (one semester) program requiring on average, 12 hours of study per week. It is strongly recommended that candidates unfamiliar with tertiary study undertake one subject per semester. This would enable the successful completion of the course in one year. Requests for RPL must be made in writing to Monash University, together with supporting documents, including proof of successful completion,program outlines and assessment methods. Credit may be obtained, however, it is necessary to complete two subjects for the RCSA Professional Certificate in Human Resource Consulting, and a further two subjects to successfully complete the RCSA Professional Diploma in Human Resource Consulting. Articulating into A Monash University Course Entry Requirements Application Procedures and Enrolment Dates
Please return the APPLICATION FORM together with evidence of satisfying entrance requirements to Monash University. New students need to supply a passport size photo with their name printed on the back, to enable a student identity card to be prepared. This will allow unit materials to be despatched in time for the start of semester.
As most of the learning materials are not returnable, a full refund cannot be made after the closing date. However, written cancellation can be accepted up to 4 weeks after the commencement of the semester, but will attract a 50% cancellation fee. Although RCSA takes all steps and measurements encouraging students to enrol for the next semester, the RCSA does not take responsibility for lost or late enrolments. It is the responsibility of the student to enrol every semester that study is intended. Cost Unit Changes and Withdrawals If you withdraw from a unit or course in the first two weeks of the semester, there is no academic or financial penalty. You may withdraw from a unit in weeks three and four and no financial penalty will be imposed however, the unit will appear on your academic record as a discontinued and the date of discontinuation will be disclosed. Withdrawal from a unit from the fifth week to the first day of the 10th week of the semester will show on your academic record as discontinued with the date of discontinuation, and you will be charged for the unit. A withdrawal made after the first day of the 10th week of the semester will show as a fail grade.
Withdrawal from study in a subject and refund
of payment
'Fail' grades are usually recorded for withdrawals after the end of the eighth week of a Semester. These dates are detailed in your enrolment confirmation letter. It is therefore essential that you contact Monash University if you are having difficulties to discuss your options in the first four weeks of the Semester. Technology Requirements Faculty Website Learning Materials The materials provide an overview of studying the unit, the assessment requirements, unit content and some reading and reference material. They may also be supplemented by a computer-mediated communication system to facilitate interaction with reach staff and fellow students. Most units have prescribed textbooks(s), and some may require software that the student is responsible for purchasing. Some, or all, of the unit learning materials are mailed out prior to the commencement of semester. Students may commence studying as soon as the materials are received. Academic Assistance RCSA Learning Network Commonly Asked
Questions For further enquiries please
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