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CRICOS CODE: 02926D
RTO NO: 22034
2021 - 2022
MELBOURNE I HOBART
WWW.ALTEC.EDU.AU
LOCATION
MELBOURNE (Victoria)
Level 5 and Level 10, 601 Bourke Street,
Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
+61 (03) 9529 1783
+61 (0) 426 238 082
melbourne@altec.edu.au
HOBART (Tasmania)
Level 1, 242 Liverpool Street
Hobart TAS 7000, Australia
+61 (03) 6289 6258
+61 (0) 478 125 310
hobart@altec.edu.au
CONTENTS
From the CEO 2
Why study at ALTEC College 3
Student life at ALTEC College 5
Student engagement & excursions 6
Destination: Melbourne 8
Live and study in Melbourne 9
Destination: Hobart 11
Live and study in Hobart 12
Courses at ALTEC College 13
Essential information 16
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FROM
THE CEO
It is my privilege to welcome you to the 2021 academic year In Melbourne, our Hospitality and Commercial Cookery
at ALTEC College. I hope that you are ready to embrace the students have access to a new state of the art dedicated
promise and potential that every year brings. Some of your kitchen campus in North Melbourne to gain valuable
most transformative experiences will likely occur beyond the hands-on experience.
confines of the classroom, and we are excited to help you
explore your passion and achieve your goals. Further, we have made strategic alliances with some of the
best Higher Education providers to offer you pathways to
ALTEC College is defined by its diverse student community, help you with your educational journey.
vibrant culture and sense of belonging. Our students, staff,
partners, clients and local community are the parts that make In the approaching year, I call upon you to aspire to be
us whole. We strive for academic excellence and this is the global citizens and leaders that your campus and
achieved through our philosophy of continuous improvement the world needs. When your days at ALTEC College are
and excellence in student service and support. far behind you, each of you will have undoubtedly shaped
your future in some meaningful way. As an educational
We are embarking on a new chapter after celebrating a institution, our hope is that future generations will inherit
decade of success in delivering high quality training and a world that is civil, safe, healthy, peaceful and more
achieving academic excellence. We are proud to report that enlightened than the world we live in today. I look forward
ALTEC College continues to grow in all facets of its operations. to the journey ahead with all of you.
Our Hobart campus offers range of Leadership & Management
courses and now also offer Commercial Cookery & Hospitality
Management courses.
Ramit Masalia
CEO
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WHY STUDY
AT ALTEC COLLEGE
ALTEC College believes that a caring educational environment is essential for achieving a positive learning experience.
Therefore, our focus is not only on providing resources and facilities, but nurturing an academic culture where students feel connected,
motivated and part of the college community. Our educational culture is enhanced through our commitment to quality outcomes in all
areas of our operation. Some of the other distinctive factors for selecting ALTEC College as your destination include:
A Wide Choice of Courses in Business, Leadership &
Management and Hospitality & Commercial Cookery
Academic Pathways – VET and Higher Education
Student Focused Approach and Student-
Centred Services
Dedicated Learning and Academic Support
Multiple Locations – Melbourne and Hobart
Modern and Spacious Campuses
Top-Class Student Amenities and Facilities
Wi-Fi Enabled Campuses
Central CBD/City Locations with Food,
Entertainment, and Shopping Nearby
Access to Multiple Modes of Public Transport
FREE Public Transport Zone Location in Melbourne
Friendly Staff and Student Services
Highly Qualified and Experienced Trainers
and Assessors
Learning and Assessments Designed to
Enhance Classroom Experience
Excellent Academic Outcomes and Student
Satisfaction
With its vibrant, culturally diverse and positive learning environment,
ALTEC College is one of the preferred study destinations for
international students from all around the world.
ALTEC College has a student-focused approach to training.
EXPLORE YOUR STUDY OPTIONS ON
We offer courses that focus on quality learning outcomes and
OUR WEBSITE WWW.ALTEC.EDU.AU
pathways in a range of subject areas starting with certificates and
diplomas all the way to graduate diplomas level. Or simply email us admissions@altec.edu.au
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“ALTEC College really helps us to accommodate
our needs by providing a flexible timetable and
organising interesting student activities.”
“The trainers are really friendly and approachable,
they are like old friends and could help you
out from difficulties.”
Worawut Onnom, Thailand
Student of Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery
“My trainer is very kind and is
always available when I need
support, she has the academic
knowledge to teach this course.”
“I am happy studying here
because the learning environment is
comfortable and flexible, I can manage
my time effectively. The new campus
location is so convenient for me!”
Sindy Lorena Martinez Varela, Colombia
Student of Advanced Diploma of
Leadership & Management
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STUDENT LIFE
AT ALTEC COLLEGE
An International Experience Higher Education Pathways
ALTEC College boasts a diverse student ALTEC College is committed to providing learning
community with students from various pathways, within and across qualifications, to maximise
parts of the world. A culturally vibrant student learning options. Such pathways include access
and warm environment ensures that your to qualifications via internal and external articulation
learning experience will be both exciting arrangements and/or via the granting of credit/RPL.
and stimulating. Furthermore, our pathway packages mean you complete
a selected diploma at ALTEC College and receive credit
towards it, and a guaranteed place in a degree course with
Facilities and Technology one of our partners. Learning Pathways seek to maximise
ALTEC College provides you with a truly learning outcomes for ALTEC College’s students through
modern campus with state-of-the-art internal articulation, sequential or concurrent studies or
equipment, technology and student amenities. dual awards. A range of ALTEC College’s Diploma and
Our lecture rooms and computer labs are Advanced Diploma courses provide a pathway to higher
elegantly fitted and designed with student education qualifications with an advanced standing.
expectations in mind. Other facilities include
broadband Internet, free Wi-Fi, student
accessible computers, Free MS Office Access
for ALTEC College students, library, Student Care and Services
photocopying, printing and a student lounge. Our students and their achievements are our primary
focus and we ensure that our systems and resources are
structured to meet student needs and exceed
Industry Focused & expectations. ALTEC College is committed to fostering
Career Oriented Learning an environment in which each student feels safe and
supported and contributes in a positive manner to the
Our education and training programs are college community. Examples of student support
developed by industry experts based on services include study skills and language, Literacy &
current industry needs and expectations. Numeracy (LLN) assistance, counselling, referral
Academic pathways provide options for services for students with special needs, research skills
further education and career development. programs and career resources.
Qualified & Experienced Student orientation is a welcome program for new
Academic Staff students commencing their learning at the college.
Our highly qualified trainers are leaders in The program consists of a presentation, campus tour
their respective fields and are committed to and information that help new students settle into
academic excellence. ALTEC College complies their new learning environment. All new and commencing
with national standards for trainer and students are expected to attend the orientation program.
assessor qualifications and vocational
experience and sets high academic goals
for training and development.
Nationally Recognised Qualifications
Nationally recognised training is a formal process
to ensure training meets the standards required by For more information, visit :
the industry. Students receiving nationally recognised
training can be confident that the skills and knowledge they Future Students
attain are recognised and valued across Australia. Training www.altec.edu.au/future-students/
package qualifications provide expected pathways into and
from a qualification. ALTEC College endeavours to maximise Student Services & Support:
learning options for its students via the effective www.altec.edu.au/services-2/
development and design of qualifications that provide
students with pathways between its courses/training
packages, as well as to ALTEC College’s higher education
articulation partners.
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STUDENT ENGAGEMENT
& EXCURSIONS
Stronger student engagement is the main objective of
ALTEC College. Trainers at ALTEC College use a variety
of strategies to stimulate engagement through social interactions,
such as;
• Working in pairs on outdoor projects
• Group presentations in class
• Student excursions to enhance soft skills
• BBQ events
Students visited Cake Bake & Sweets show
at Melbourne Exhibition Centre
ALTEC College cookery master class Students preparing for their role play in classroom
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There’s so much for you to discover
in Melbourne, Victoria – even people
who have lived here their whole lives
discover new and exciting things.
That’s why it’s one of the best places
in the world to live and work.
One of the first things you’ll notice when you visit
Melbourne is our cultural diversity. We’re proud of
our multicultural heritage and we welcome
people from all nations.
DESTINATION : MELBOURNE
Hugging the tip of the Australian east coast, Victoria is
Australia’s second-smallest state, covering 227,600 square
kilometres – roughly the size of the British Isles.
Victoria’s capital, Melbourne, sits on the Yarra River and
around the shores of Port Phillip Bay. Lauded for its sense
of style and elegance, Melbourne boasts glamorous
festivals and events, Australia’s best shopping, a lively
passion for eating and drinking, and a flourishing interest in
the arts. Restored and preserved nineteenth-century
architecture, built following the discovery of gold, provides
a heady reminder of a prosperous age, while beautifully
tended parks and gardens present a therapeutic respite
from the pace of city life.
Degraves Street
Melbourne is a maze of hidden laneways, opulent bars, Melbourne laneways are world renowned for their coffee
exclusive restaurants and off-the-beaten-track boutiques.
Here you can soak up culture, hit the sporting grounds,
taste the dynamic food and wine scene, dance till dawn or
wander the parks and leafy boulevards. Visit Federation
Square, the city’s landmark cultural space, and enjoy a
sunset beer on the St Kilda promenade. Shop till you drop
on funky Brunswick Street or upmarket Chapel Street.
Wander Southbank’s cafes, bistros and bars and get a
world tour of cuisines in Carlton, Richmond and Fitzroy.
Take an Aboriginal Heritage Walk through the Royal
Botanic Gardens and cheer with a capacity crowd at the
Melbourne Cricket Ground.
Seasons and climate
Despite its small size, the Victorian climate varies across
the state. The north is much drier and warmer Flinders Street Railway Station
Melbourne’s iconic central railway station
than the south. Australia’s seasons are the reverse of those located in the central business district of Melbourne
in the northern hemisphere. The climate can be
characterised as warm to hot in summer (December to
February), mild in autumn (March to May), cold and damp in winter
(June to August), and cool in spring (September to November).
Further information & Links
• http://www.visitmelbourne.com/
• http://www.australia.com/explore/cities/melbourne.aspx
• http://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au
• http://www.australia.com/en/places/melbourne-and
surrounds/guide-to-melbourne.html
• http://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/Pages/home.aspx (Multi-lingual)
• https://www.lonelyplanet.com/australia/melbourne
Brighton Beach
The famous beach in Victoria
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IN MELBOURNE
We have a proud history of
Melbourne is the capital city cultural diversity – we’re made With friendly people, a great
of the state of Victoria up of many different people lifestyle and endless business
and is home to more than from all kinds of cultures and opportunities, you’ll quickly
4.5 million people. all ages. We’re inclusive, fall in love with Melbourne.
progressive and respectful of
people’s differences.
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RTO No: 22034 | CRICOS Code: 02926D | Melbourne | North Melbourne | HobartTasmania is often referred to as an island paradise and those of us lucky enough to live here think that it is quite true. Tassie offers vast natural beauty and nearly forty percent of the island is protected World Heritage wilderness, national parks and reserves. Tasmania is the smallest state of Australia, an island of around 250 kilometres (150 miles) south of mainland Australia, with the state’s capital Hobart being an hours’ flight from Melbourne.
DESTINATION : HOBART
The island of Tasmania is located South of Melbourne Weather in Hobart
across the Bass Strait. Tasmania is known for its relaxed Hobart is on the southern coast of Tasmania.
lifestyle, natural beauty, mountainous and spectacular The Tasman Bridge connects the larger western side to
landscapes, friendly and welcoming people, pleasant the eastern shore.
climate, quality cool-climate wines and food, and a
creative arts community. Driving around Tasmania, you Overlooking the city is Mt Wellington.
can go from beach-lined coasts to World Heritage-listed The climate is cool. While snowfalls and
mountain areas in just a few hours. More than 40 per deep frosts are rare due to the surrounding ocean, the daily
cent of the island is protected as World Heritage Area, maximum temperature is usually between 17-21
national parks and reserves. degrees Celsius with winters a bit cooler.
To the South is Tasmania’s capital city, Hobart, the
second oldest capital in Australia after Sydney, with a
population of approximately 220,000. Located at the
entrance to the Derwent River, its natural and well
preserved surrounding bushland reaches close to the
city centre, accentuated by beautiful beaches along the
shores of the river and the bay beyond.
Hobart is a relatively smaller city compared to major
capital cities in Australia but offers quality education and
world-class educational institutions. Students will find a
range of career-oriented learning opportunities and
courses through a range of preparatory and pathway
Fishing Boats docked at the wooden jetty in Hobart Harbour, Franklin Wharf
programs, both within VET and higher education.
Hobart is very easy to get around – there are no traffic
jams or pollution for students travelling from their home
to schools, colleges, universities, restaurants and shops.
Hobart, same as other cities in Tasmania, offers a blend
of modern and classical experience with European styled
buildings and a multicultural population with a blend of
many styles and types of food, cultural and religious
activities and strong communities.
Working as a Student
Finding work in Tasmania is just like finding work
anywhere else. The availability of jobs is not guaranteed, The Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) is an art museum
located within the Moorilla winery on the Berriedale peninsula in Hobart
however there are plenty of people, such as
employment agencies, to help you in your search for a
job and give you tips for applications and interviews
(Study Tasmania, 2018). Further information & Links
Hobart Guide:
Student visa conditions specify how many hours students
are allowed to work while on a student visa. It is very https://www.australia.com/en/places/hobartandsurrounds/guide-to-hobart.html
important that you understand these rules/visa Insiders’ Guide:
conditions, as any breach may impact your student visa. http://insiderguides.com.au/reasons-live-hobart/
You are not permitted to start work until you have
Tasmania:
commenced your course of study.
https://www.discovertasmania.com.au/
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RTO No: 22034 | CRICOS Code: 02926D | Melbourne | North Melbourne | HobartLIVE AND STUDY
IN HOBART
Hobart, Australia’s second-oldest city is charming and inviting with lots to do in
and around the area. The history is still alive with its 19th Century sandstone warehouses
that now serve as cafes, restaurants and artists’ studios.
Quaint cottages and colonial mansions are all over the small city.
There is the backdrop of Mount Wellington rising above the city and the River
Derwent racing through its heart. Get a dash of history by wandering around
the historic harbour, Battery Point, and Salamanca.
The incredible MONA is only a ferry boat ride away from Constitution Dock.
The famous Saturday Salamanca Market has the reputation as one of Australia’s
best markets. Set in picturesque Salamanca Place, it’s essentially one walkable
area of vendors selling their wares, buskers performing and yummy street food.
Tasmanians enjoy a wonderful and relaxed lifestyle. Most people can afford to
choose to live a short distance from their work, leaving time to do more important
things than sit in peak-hour traffic.
There is of course much more to Tasmania and something for everyone.
You will find Tasmanians to be very friendly and welcoming and keen to share
with you all their favourite places to go and things to do.
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ALTEC COLLEGE
Our courses are carefully designed to equip students
with the appropriate skills and knowledge for employment
and further studies in their respective fields.
Our scope of courses will continually grow enabling
students to select from a wider range of career pathways.
Studying at ALTEC College enable students to remain up
to date with changing trends in the market as our course
structure and strategies are periodically validated
with industry stakeholders.
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RTO No: 22034 | CRICOS Code: 02926D | Melbourne | North Melbourne | HobartBUSINESS AND LEADERSHIP
& MANAGEMENT COURSES
The BSB Business Services Training Package covers a diverse
range of industries and occupations. Business Services covers
a range of cross-industry functions and services supporting
the commercial activities of all industries.
LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT
BSB50420
Diploma of Leadership and Management
This qualification reflects the role of individuals who apply
knowledge, practical skills and experience in leadership and
management across a range of enterprise and industry contexts.
BUSINESS
BSB40120 BSB60420
Advanced Diploma of Leadership and Management
Certificate IV in Business
This qualification reflects the role of Individuals at this level use
This qualification reflects the role of individuals who apply initiative and judgement to plan and implement a range of
solutions to a defined range of unpredictable problems and leadership and management functions, with accountability
analyse and evaluate information from a variety of sources. for personal and team.
BSB50120 BSB80120
Diploma of Business Graduate Diploma of Management (Learning)
This qualification is suited to the needs of individuals with This qualification reflects the roles of individuals who apply
little or no vocational experience, but who possess highly specialised knowledge and skills in the field of
theoretical business skills. organisational learning and capability development.
BSB60120 BSB80320
Advanced Diploma of Business Graduate Diploma of Strategic Leadership
The qualification is suited to the needs of individuals who This qualification reflects the role of individuals who apply
possess significant theoretical business skills and advanced knowledge and skills in a range of strategic leadership
knowledge that they would like to develop further. and management roles.
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RTO No: 22034 | CRICOS Code: 02926D | Melbourne | North Melbourne | HobartCOOKERY AND HOSPITALITY COURSES Cookery and Hospitality courses will provide students with the hands-on skills and theoretical knowledge required to work within the fast paced and fun hospitality sector. A Hospitality career can take you all over the world; speak to us today to start your journey! SIT30816 Certificate III in Commercial Cookery This program is aimed at learners wishing to develop a career in commercial cookery or pursue higher studies in the hospitality field. This qualification provides a pathway to work as a commercial cook in organisations such as restaurants, hotels, clubs, pubs, cafés, cafeterias and coffee shops. SIT40516 Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery This qualification reflects the role of commercial cooks who have a supervisory or team leading role in the kitchen. They operate independently or with limited guidance from others and use discretion to solve non-routine problems. SIT50416 Diploma of Hospitality Management This qualification reflects the role of highly skilled senior operators who use a broad range of hospitality skills combined with managerial skills and sound knowledge of industry to coordinate hospitality operations. SIT60316 Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management This qualification reflects the role of highly skilled senior managers who use a broad range of hospitality skills combined with specialised managerial skills and substantial knowledge of industry to coordinate hospitality operations. They operate with significant autonomy and are responsible for making strategic business management decisions. Version November 2020, Approved: CEO Pass Global Pty Ltd t/a ALTEC College. ALTEC COLLEGE BROCHURE 2021-2022 15 RTO No: 22034 | CRICOS Code: 02926D | Melbourne | North Melbourne | Hobart
ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
Note: This page contains only an overview of the essential Work Placement
information for prospective students. For full and complete Some courses, such as hospitality courses, require work
information, refer to ALTEC College’s course guide and the placement (practical work experience) as part of the course
relevant policies and procedure as available on the college’s requirements. For offshore applicants, ALTEC College arranges
website work placement for a nominal fee. For more information, refer
http://www.altec.edu.au to ALTEC College’s latest course guide available from the
http://www.altec.edu.au/important-forms-and-policies/ home page of the college’s website - http://www.altec.edu.au
Academic Year Application and Enrolment
Candidates may apply directly with ALTEC College or through
An academic year comprises of four academic terms of 10
its approved and appointed education agents. Only authorised
weeks each. There is a two-week term break between the
terms and a six-week holiday during summer. agents, as listed on ALTEC College’s website can recruit
students on ALTEC College’s behalf. For information on
Mode of Delivery pre-enrolment assessment and the application process, visit -
All of ALTEC College’s vocational courses are delivered in a http://www.altec.edu.au/admission/
face-to-face mode in a classroom-based learning environment
through structured lessons and timetables. Timetables are Attendance and Course Progress
scheduled for twenty (20) contact hours per week. Students are required to maintain satisfactory course progress
as per the college’s Course Progress Policy and Procedures
Duration & Delivery schedule (available on the college’s website) throughout their enrolment.
The course duration includes scheduled contact hours and Attendance is closely linked to course progress, as in-class
holidays. For example, a one-year course has a CRICOS activities, projects, and assessment related
duration of 52 weeks with 40 contact weeks in a calendar year. activities are part of both learning and assessment.
Classes are scheduled for twenty (20) hours per week.
Timetable Issuance of AQF Documentation
(qualifications)
Timetables may vary from term to term. Timetables are
ALTEC College is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO)
typically developed over 2.5 days (8+8+4 hours).
approved to issue AQF certifications to eligible students.
Fees and Fee Refund ALTEC College has no other partner, either in Australia or
overseas, to deliver training and assessment on its behalf.
All tuition and additional fees are published annually in ALTEC
College’s Fee Schedule available on the college’s website. ALTEC College is the sole authority to issue all AQF
Partial and full refunds apply under specific situations. Fees and documentation under the relevant standards and regulations.
refund information are also provided in the application pack, offer
letter and students agreement prior to finalising the enrolment. ESOS Framework & Student Protection
Prepaid fees are protected under Australian Government’s Tuition The Australian Government wants overseas students in
Protection Services (TPS) of which ALTEC College is a member. Australia to have a safe, enjoyable and rewarding place to
For detailed information, refer to fee and fee refund policies and study. Australia’s laws promote quality education and
procedures available on the college’s website through the link consumer protection for overseas students. These laws are
above.
known as the ESOS framework and they include the Education
Course Contents Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act 2000 and the
National Code (2018).
For complete course information and contents, download
ALTEC College’s latest course guide available from the home
page of the college’s website - http://www.altec.edu.au The ESOS Framework can be accessed at;
Course information and contents, including entry requirements, https://internationaleducation.gov.au/regulatoryinformation/
pre-requisites, units of competency and pathway information pages/regulatoryinformation.aspx
can also be viewed online on the college’s website as above.
ALTEC College Policies and Procedures
Assessment Methods Information on the college’s policies and procedures can be
To attain competency in a unit students need to complete a obtained from; Students Services:
range of assessment tasks. These tasks are unit-specific but studentservices@altec.edu.au
generally include individual and group/team assignments. or from the college website - http://www.altec.edu.au/
Assessment methods include (but not limited to) written tasks,
practical tasks, projects, case studies, presentations and
short questions and answers.
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Level 5 and 10, 601 Bourke Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Phone: 03 9529 1783 | Email: melbourne@altec.edu.au
NORTH MELBOURNE TRAINING KITCHEN
Unit 7 / 63-71 Boundary Road, North Melbourne VIC 3051
Phone: 03 9529 1783
HOBART
Level 1, 242 Liverpool Street, Hobart TAS 7000
Phone: 03 6289 6258 | Email: hobart@altec.edu.au
HOBART TRAINING KITCHEN
Fahan School, Fisher Avenue, Lower Sandy Bay TAS 7005
Phone: 03 6289 6258
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