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CUA50118- Diploma of Professional Writing and Editing
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Overview
The Diploma of Professional Writing and Editing offers comprehensive training for aspiring writers and editors. This course covers various writing styles, including creative, technical, and professional writing. Students will also learn essential editing skills, focusing on grammar, syntax, and content refinement. This diploma prepares graduates for careers in publishing, media, communications, and other writing-focused industries.
Why study with Career Calling Education (CCE)
At Career Calling Education, we are committed to providing you with a personalised learning experience. As an online education provider in Australia, our classes are designed to be small, ensuring you receive the individual attention you deserve. You will be paired with a dedicated trainer who will be your guide throughout your studies. Our trainers are ISO-certified auditors with extensive auditing, risk management, project management, and compliance backgrounds. Our trainers are not only experts in their fields but also passionate about helping you succeed. They will offer personalised support, answer your questions, and provide valuable feedback on your progress. With their guidance and your dedication, you will gain the skills and knowledge needed to achieve your career goals.
Course outcomes
Upon successful completion, you will receive a Nationally Recognised Qualification.
Admission requirements
- 18 years old and above at the time of enrolment
- Year 12 or equivalent
- LLN skills demonstration according to “Language, literacy and Numeracy requirements” levels identified
- Student must have access to Computer, Internet and Printer or e-printer
- Student must be able to enrol, participate and complete the online course
- Pre-training review
Entry Requirements
To enter this qualification, individuals must provide evidence of their technical skills in writing and editing and ability to: Write short works (approximately 1,000 words) suitable for publication in any media Edit other people’s written work for grammar, punctuation and appropriate use of language Provide an objective critique of other people’s written work in a positive manner to assist re-writing. Skills may have been acquired through personal or work experience, or through formal study.
Prerequisite Units
Units having prerequisite units are:
- CUAWRT504 Perform advanced editing tasks
- CUAWRT505 Perform advanced writing tasks
- CUAWRT506 Develop nonfiction works for publication
The prerequisite units will be taught as elective units listed below:
- CUAWRT404 Perform writing and editing tasks
- CUAWRT406 Write nonfiction material
Fees and charges
$1500 (the charges include the training and assessment resources)
Intake dates
For upcoming intake dates, contact us for more information at info@careercalling.edu.au
Course outcomes
After successful completion of the course, students will be equipped to:
- Develop advanced writing skills across multiple genres and formats.
- Learn editing techniques to improve clarity, coherence, and correctness.
- Understand the publishing process and prepare manuscripts for publication.
- Gain proficiency in professional communication and content creation.
- Build a portfolio showcasing writing and editing projects.
Pathways
Into the course: Completion of CUA40118 Certificate IV in Professional Writing and Editing or other Certificate Level III courses from other training providers. Out of the course: Students who successfully complete this qualification may pathway into further higher studies.
Employment pathways/possible career outcomes
Graduates may find employment as follows:
- Writer
- Editor
Assessment methods
Formative:
- observations in a simulated assessment environment
- quizzes/multiple choice tests
- research projects
- tests – written or practical
- verbal questioning
- work samples
- written assignments or short answers.
Summative: Written assessment (Short answer questions) and Skills Test/Project
Support services
Career Calling Education provides academic support. Please contact us for more information regarding all our support services.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
At Career Calling Education, we truly appreciate the significance of your prior learning and experience. If you think you qualify for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) to receive credit for your existing skills and knowledge, kindly reach out to us at info@careercalling.edu.au before you enrol with us. We will review your RPL application and offer recommendations on your eligibility.
Flexible Learning Options
We understand that everyone has unique learning needs. That’s why we offer flexible delivery methods, allowing you to complete the course at your own pace within 23 months. Our online delivery provides a supportive and engaging learning environment accessible from anywhere.
Affordable Investment in Your Future
We believe in making education accessible and affordable. For just $1500, you can unlock a world of opportunities in writing and editing. Invest in yourself and watch your career soar!
Payment options
Payment via Stripe or PayPal upon enrolment. Invoice Option: Pay in up to 4 monthly instalments. Initial payment not to exceed $1,500. Remaining fees due after course start, with due date specified on invoice.
Complaints and appeals processes
Please read our RTO’s complaints and appeals processes for more information.
Third-party arrangements
We do not have any third-party arrangements.
Funding or subsidy information (if applicable)
Our courses are currently not eligible for government funding or subsidies, please contact us for more information.
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CUAWRT404 Perform writing and editing tasks -
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CUAWRT406 Write nonfiction material
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BSBMKG537 Develop a social media engagement plan
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CUAWRT301 Write content for a range of media
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CUACMP511 Manage copyright arrangements
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BSBITU404 Produce complex desktop published documents
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BSBSMB403 Market the small business
Note for the students:
Fees and Charges: Additional Information
While our course fee of $1500 covers the cost of training and assessment resources, there are some additional expenses that students are responsible for:
1. Digital devices:
- Students are expected to have their own digital devices, such as a laptop, desktop computer, or tablet, to access the online learning materials and complete assessments.
- The device should have a reliable internet browser, such as Google Chrome, Firefox, or Safari, and be able to run word processing software like Microsoft Word or Google Docs.
- It is the student's responsibility to ensure their device is compatible with the learning management system and has the necessary specifications to support online learning.
2. Internet connection:
- As this is an online course, students must have a stable internet connection to access learning materials, participate in virtual classes, and submit assessments.
- The cost of internet connectivity is not included in the course fee and must be borne by the student.
- We recommend a minimum internet speed of 5 Mbps for a smooth learning experience
3. Textbooks and additional learning resources:
- While we provide comprehensive training and assessment resources, students may be required to purchase additional textbooks or learning materials depending on the course requirements.
- Information about any additional textbooks or resources will be provided prior to enrollment, and students are responsible for purchasing these materials separately.
4. Stationery and printing:
- Students are expected to have basic stationery items, such as notebooks, pens, and pencils, to take notes during virtual classes and complete written assessments.
- If any assessments need to be printed, the cost of printing is the student's responsibility.
5. Software and applications:
- Depending on the course, students may need to install specific software or applications to complete assessments or participate in practical activities.
- The cost of purchasing or subscribing to these software or applications is not included in the course fee, unless otherwise specified.
6. Professional certification or membership fees:
- Some courses may prepare students for professional certifications or memberships offered by external bodies.
- The cost of applying for these certifications or memberships, as well as any associated examination fees, is the student's responsibility and is not included in the course fee.
Please note that this list is not exhaustive, and there may be other incidental expenses depending on the specific course and individual student needs. We encourage students to review the course information carefully and contact us at info@careercalling.edu.au if they have any questions about additional costs.
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