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Thank you and welcome! Thank you for taking the opportunity to contact the team at Rose Training Australia about your potential Certificate IV in Celebrancy - the nationally accredited CHC41015 qualification. Rose Training Australia utilises practising celebrants and expert vocational trainers to ensure that you leave us with not just your qualification, but also the skills you need to succeed in your new role! In this document, you'll find all of the information you will need to get you started in your training!

Course fees

About our course The Certificate IV in Celebrancy comprises thirteen units in all, including six compulsory units, plus three electives that are mandatory if you wish to apply for registration as a marriage celebrant with the Attorney-General's Department.

This course has been designed to encompass:

• six compulsory units, as determined by ASQA

• three elective units mandatory for registration as amarriage celebrant, and

• four other units that will equip students to carry out theircelebrancy business.

On successful completion, you will be awarded with a Certificate IV in Celebrancy, which is the minimum requirement for registration as a marriage celebrant. Once you have received your certificate, you can begin the application process to become registered as a marriage celebrant.

The following table outlines the fees for the Certificate IV in Celebrancy:

Delivery

Face-to-face course

Online course

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$1985

$985

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Course delivery

Face to face

Face to face classes are conducted in a blended format.

Initially, you will attend classes over five days, followed by a portfolio submission to be completed after the course concludes.

We aim to make the most use of our time together to deliver

the theory that you will need, and assess some observable components. The portfolio contains self-directed assignments such as creating forms, researching various aspects of celebrancy, and creating scripts and information kits for your

clients - all of which can form the basis of your new celebrancy business!

Online

The online course has been specifically designed for those who wish to carry out their training as a self-paced course. There is no requirement for any face-to-face sessions, however you will be required to undergo a short

phone activity and submit a video footage of you performing a range of mock ceremonies.

The face-to-face components are offered as a block course (9:00am to 4:30pm Monday to Friday}, Saturday courses (9:00am to 4:30pm for five consecutive Saturdays} and evening courses (5:00pm-9:00pm for ten weeks}.

Students will be required to conduct a mock ceremony in the classroom, and will also be required to assist by role-playing for their fellow classmates' mock ceremonies and simulated phone calls. Further mock ceremonies must be conducted as part of your post-course portfolio.

Further mock ceremonies must be conducted as part of your post-course portfolio.

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Course outline Units completed for this qualification meet the requirements

of the Registrar of Marriage Celebrants, as set out in regula­tion 37G(2} of the Marriage Regulations 1963. These are:

Compulsory units:

CHCCEL00l Develop sustainable celebrancy practice CHCCEL002 Establish client celebrancy needs CHCCEL003 Research, design and organise ceremonies CHCCEL004 Prepare for, present and evaluate ceremonies CHCDIV00l Work with diverse people CHCLEG00l Work legally and ethically

Mandatory units for registration as a marriage celebrant:

CHCCEL005 Establish and maintain marriage celebrancy practice

CHCCEL006 Interview clients and plan marriage ceremonies

CHCCEL007 Prepare for, present and evaluate marriage ceremonies

Elective units:

CHCPRP003

BSBADM409 BSBCMM401 BSBITU306

Reflect on and improve own professional

practice Coordinate business resources Make a presentation Design and produce business documents

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Assessment of activities Assessments for activities submitted online will be marked within ten working days of receipt by the trainer. Where multiple assessments are submitted in bulk, this may take a little longer, but every effort will be made to send your results to you as soon as possible.

Activities completed by face to face students will be assessed within two weeks of receipt of all the necessary assessment items.

Assessments will be graded as either 'satisfactory' or 'not satisfactory'. Feedback will be provided regardless of the grading, however students who have been assessed as 'not yet satisfactory', will need to re-submit their assessment.

Resources All students will receive:

• sample copies of forms and certificates specified in the Marriage Regulations 1963, and

• electronic copies of:

o The Marriage Act 1961 and the Marriage Regulations 1963

o The Guidelines on the Marriage Act 1961 for Marriage Celebrantso Other relevant legislation, ando o additional information that may be an added resource for you to refer to when you are actively

engaged as a celebrant.

Unique Student Identifier All students undertaking training with a Registered Training Organisation must register for a Unique Student Identifier (USI). Please ensure that you have provided us with your USI prior to commencing your course. Information on how to obtain one if you have not already, can be found in the Student Handbook, or by accessing usi.gov.au

Please be aware that results or Certificates are unable to be issued until a Unique Student Identifier has been provided and verified.

About becoming a marriage celebrant When applying to the Attorney-General's Department to become registered as a marriage celebrant, in addition to the relevant certificate, you must demonstrate to the Registrar of Marriage Celebrants that you meet the following "fit and proper person" criteria as set out in the Marriage Act 1961.

• have sufficient knowledge of the law relating to the solemnisation of marriages by marriage celebrants• are committed to advising couples of the availability of relationship support services• are of good standing in the community• have not been convicted of an offence, punishable by imprisonment for one year or longer, against a

law of the Commonwealth, States or Territories• do not have an actual or potential conflict of interest between your practice, or proposed practice, as

a marriage celebrant and your business interests or other interests such as employment or hobbies• will not gain a benefit in respect of another business you own, control or carry out as a result of your

registration as a marriage celebrant• will fulfil your obligations as a marriage celebrant, and• satisfy any other matter the Registrar considers relevant to whether you are a fit and proper person to

be a marriage celebrant

It is a requirement of the Attorney-General's Department that until you have been notified that you have been registered as a marriage celebrant you do not:

• engage in any advertising or promotion that suggests you are available to conduct marriageceremonies

• accept any bookings, or• agree to perform any marriage. You may only solemnise marriages once you have been formally

notified of your registration as a marriage celebrant.

Further information about becoming a celebrant can be found on the Attorney-General's website.

Questions? If you have any questions regarding this information pack, or any of our courses, please get in contact by:

• Phone - (07) 3038 3048• email - admin@rosetraining.com.au, or• Live Chat at www.rosetraining.com.au

One of our friendly team is looking forward to hearing from you!

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