The Associate Degree of Learning Design provides students with a knowledge, understanding and acquisition of:

• the functional underpinnings of one or more disciplines, including understanding and interpretation of key concepts and theories and how they are evolving within the Vocational Education and Training (VET) sector;
• teaching and learning work in a range of operational and management positions within VET;
• the academic skills and attributes necessary to access, comprehend and evaluate information from a range of sources;
• generic employment-related skills relevant to a range of employment contexts; and
• a capacity for self-directed and lifelong learning.

The program consists of the 16 courses/96 units of credit.

Applicants who possess a base trade qualification/paraprofessional training/qualification to AQF Level 3 and can demonstrate substantial experience that demonstrates the facility of the learning of others may be eligible to obtain advanced standing towards this program.

Credit is negotiated on a case-by-case basis.