Flexible, self-paced online study supported with scheduled online trainer-facilitated workshop sessions.

Course Modules

CORE UNITS

• BSBLEG421 Apply the understanding of the Australian legal system 

• NAT10971002 Prepare documentation for court proceedings 

• NAT10971001 Provide information and referral advice on justice-related issues 

• NAT10971003 Analyse social justice issues 

• PSPREG003 Apply regulatory powers

• BSBXCM401 Apply communication strategies in the workplace 

ELECTIVE UNITS

• BSBPEF402 Develop personal work priorities 

• PSPCRT011 Provide court support to Indigenous clients 

• PSPCRT017 Provide support to self-represented litigants 

• BSBTWK503 Manage meetings

Start Your Learning at Your Convenience

A rolling intake allows you to start the course whenever suits you. Study with flexible learning options and ongoing support. Please speak to our amazing staff to know about the upcoming intake! 

• Completion of Year 10 (or equivalent) of secondary school and/ or demonstrated work experience.
• Achievement of a satisfactory result in the College's Language, Literacy and Numeracy Admission Test.
• An interview to gauge an applicant's aptitude and suitability to the intended course may be required at the College's discretion.

How to Enrol – a quick guide

1. Fill out the relevant application form on the enrolment page (you can download a PDF form if you have an older browser or a slow internet connection).
2. Submit the online form or send your completed PDF application form to [email protected]
3. We will review your application form, if you are accepted, you will receive a "Letter of Offer" via email
4. Sign and return via email the written acceptance offer to Barrington College Admissions Officer together with payment, for the amount specified in the "Letter of Offer". Call us on +617 55625700, if you require any assistance.

The following information will be provided to students at the beginning of each course

• A course outline indicating units of work, units of competency, assessment requirements, materials and equipment required
• A student handbook
• RPL process and complaints and appeals processes will be discussed
• Vocational outcomes and opportunities will be discussed/credit transfers will be outlined
• Work placement application form if required

Enrolment Procedure:

Prior to enrolment, prospective students will receive a letter of offer which contains information on fees and charges, code of practice and refund policy. The course guide and student handbook are also available on our website. This contains information on entry requirements, the induction and orientation procedure, payment options and unit details. In order to apply for enrolment students must return the signed letter of offer, this process ensures enrolment. Course content and assessment procedures are explained and vocational outcomes are outlined in the course handbook and covered during the students orientation procedure in the first session.