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Skills Unit
RPBF51-15

Business Fundamental Unit

This online unit describes the role of good customer service in building and maintaining the profitability of your organisation. The unit also describes how to identify, model and meet expected industry professional approaches to procedures, guidelines, policies, standards and ethical requirements. In addition, this unit describes how to contribute to the implementation of strategies to control occupational health and safety risks.

5 CIP Points
Business Fundamental Unit
AUD $250
Risk Management
12 weeks
10 Credit Points
Foundation

This module has a workplace assessment in the form of a Workplace Skills Observation (WPO). The WPO is due within 6 weeks of you completing the online assessment. Download the Workplace Skills Observation Form

What you'll learn

  • Identify the scope, sectors and responsibilities of the industry
  • Identify and apply financial services industry guidelines, procedures and legislation
  • Identify sustainability issues for the financial services industry
  • Manage information
  • Participate in and facilitate work team activities
  • Plan work to be completed, taking into consideration:
    • time
    • resources
    • other constraints
  • develop and maintain personal competency.

This unit also describes how to contribute to the implementation of strategies to control occupational health and safety risks.

Competencies

BSBWHS404 Contribute to WHS hazard indentification, risk assessment and risk control

FNSINC401A Apply principles of professional practice to work in the financial services industry.

Pass Grade: 75

*Note: It is recommended that students study RMBF51 concurrently with RM504 as there is some overlap in the content these modules cover.

 

 

5 CIP Points
Business Fundamental Unit
AUD $250
Risk Management
12 weeks
10 Credit Points
Foundation