• TLIF0009 – Ensure the safety of transport activities (Chain of Responsibility)
• TLID0020 – Shift materials safely using manual handling methods
• TLIE2007 – Use communications systems
• TLIF0025 – Follow work health and safety procedures
• TLIA0010 – Identify goods and store to specifications
• TLIE0002 – Process workplace documentation
• TLIA0015 – Organise receival and despatch operations
• TLIX0013X – Maintain stock control and receivals
• TLIA0004 – Complete receival and despatch documentation
• TLIA0016 – Organise warehouse records operations
• TLIB2001 – Check and assess operational capabilities of equipment
• TLIE0003 – Consolidate manifest documentation
• TLIL3003 – Conduct induction process
• TLIU2012 – Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices

Photo identification, Medicare card, concession card (e.g. healthcare concession card if relevant)

There are no formal entry requirements for this course, however literacy and numeracy skills equivalent to Year 10 are recommended.  A numeracy and literacy assessment will be conducted to identify any areas you may require learning support.

If you are wishing to obtain your Forklift licence as part of this qualification, you must be at least 18 years of age and be able to present 100pts of identification.

The duration of this course will vary based on individual learner needs. People move through training programs at differing rates, based on their personal learning style and approach to education. This course consists of a combination of self-paced learning, online assessments, practical training, observation, and demonstration.

Some people will move through the program faster than others. We will not push you to complete inside a timeframe with which you are not comfortable. Our team wants to see you be successful in achieving the qualification at a pace that is appropriate to you.

Skill and knowledge assessments are an essential step in progressing through your course. You may be assessed in several ways while you are studying, including observation, written assessment, questioning, portfolios, work samples, third-party feedback, and through recognition of prior learning.

You will require access to the Internet and a personal computer to complete this course. All other training resources are supplied and are included in the course fees.

Courses are delivered and assessed in English and require you to read comprehensive learner workbooks, complete a range of written assessments, undertake independent research activities and at times engage in online forums and discussions. Furthermore, the delivery mode relies on the extensive use of written communication.

If you have any doubts about whether you have the language, literacy and numeracy skills to undertake a program, please contact our administration team on 1300 556 387 for further information. You can also refer to the Qld Government Department of Small Business, Education and Training.

Government Funded Training – Certificate 3 Guarantee

The Certificate 3 Guarantee Program is a Queensland Government Initiative. The State Government has created a fact sheet on the Certificate 3 Guarantee program. For further information please refer to the Certificate 3 Guarantee Factsheet

This is a person who is receiving a benefit of a type that permits them to claim concessional discounts and rates for goods and services.

The most common concessional evidence is a health care card. You can learn more about the health care cards and related federal government services here. One Stop Training provides this link as research assistance only and has no relationship to this service.

You must:

1. be a Queensland resident
2. be aged 15 years or over, and no longer at school (with the exception of VET in Schools students)
3. be an Australian or New Zealand citizen or Australian permanent resident (including humanitarian entrants), or a temporary resident with the necessary visa and work permits on the pathway to permanent residency
4. not hold, or be enrolled in, a certificate III level or higher qualification (not including qualifications completed at school and foundations skills training).

Given the benefits that training provides to individuals, students undertaking certificate III level training and non-concessional students undertaking lower-level vocational training are required to contribute to the costs of their training through a co-contribution fee. The amount of your out-of-pocket expense will vary depending on the course you undertake and the training provider you choose.

The fee may be paid on your behalf by an employer or another third party, but cannot be paid or waived by the training provider, or any organisation related to the training provider, unless approved by the department.

Contribution Fees

• Concession card holder $17.50 per unit or $245.00 total
• Non-concessional $20 per unit or $280.00 total

To receive the concessional rate, you must be a person who is receiving a benefit of a type that permits you to claim concessional discounts and rates for goods and services.

The most common concessional evidence is a Health Care card, Pension Concession card or a Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA) Concession Card. You will be required to present this on enrolment to receive the concessional discount.

If you are not eligible for, or not wanting to claim Certificate 3 Guarantee funding, you can opt to pay the course fees yourself. The fee for service price is outlined below:

Non-funded $125.00 per unit or $1750.00 total

Registering for this course is simple, to begin the registration process click the ‘register’ link on this page to begin. Once you have registered your interest in this course you will be contacted by our ‘student support team’ to discuss your eligibility and the enrolment procedure.