Certificate III in Rural Merchandising

Comments about Certificate III in Rural Merchandising - On Campus - Bendigo - Victoria

• Objectives
  This course is suitable for people working in a rural merchandising business, such as stock and station agents or rural goods and clothing.
• Entry requirements
  Participants must be over 16 years of age and employed in a commercial rural merchandise business. Training will involve off-the-job and on-the-job training and assessment. The proportion of each will be negotiated between the employer, employee and BRIT. Other Entry Requirements This course is only available to Certificate III in Rural Merchandising trainees.
• Academic title
  Certificate III in Rural Merchandising
• Course description
  Key Study Areas      
  
  Key study areas include:
  
      * Interacting with customers
      * Selling products and services
      * Preparing stock for sale
      * Replenishing stock
      * Dealing with customer complaints
  
  Where     • Workplace Based
  
  Selection Process     • Individual Interview
  
  Up Coming Courses     
  
  Campus                                  Start Date     End Date     Attendance Mode
  Charleston Road Campus     26.03.2008     25.03.2009     Trainee
  
  Employment Opportunities    
  
  Successful completion may lead you to employment in a diverse range of primary industry or allied retail businesses.
  
  Further Study Options    
  
  After successful completion you may wish to undertake a Small Business Course or Front Line Management Course.
  
  Assessment    
  
  You will be assessed as part of this course.
  
  Typical Course Content     (exact details may be obtained from the teaching centre)
  
  BSBCMN206A         Process And Maintain Workplace Information
  BSBCMN307A         Maintain Business Resources
  BSBEBUS302A        Use and maintain electronic mail system
  BSBEBUS304A        Buy Online
  BSBEBUS305A        Sell Online
  PRDSSA30A            Select stock for sale
  PRDSSA31A            Prepare stock for sale
  RTC2705A              Work effectively in the industry
  RTC2801A              Participate In Workplace Communications
  RTC3701A              Respond To Emergencies
  RTE2804A              Provide information on products and services
  RTE3713A              Carry out workplace OHS procedures
  RTE3714A              Maintain and monitor environmental work practices
  RTE3806A              Provide advice and sell farm chemicals
  RTE3819A              Process customer complaints
  RTE3905A              Sell products and services
  RTE3907A              Use hand held e-business tools
  TDTA2097B            Replenish Stock
  TDTD1097B            Operate A Forklift
  WRRCS3B              Interact With Customers
  WRRLP3B               Maintain Store Safety
  WRRM3B                Coordinate merchandise presentation
  
  Recognition of Prior Learning    
  
  Recognition of your current qualifications and prior learning: BRIT has processes to give you credit for relevant units from your prior study, and to assess your prior learning against units in a course.

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