This qualification reflects the roles of experienced individuals in a variety of vocational education and training (VET) sector job roles, including:
Advanced training and assessment job roles where individuals are responsible for delivering training and assessment services in the VET sector, including promoting innovative practices and leading other VET teachers, trainers and assessors.
Job roles include:
Design and development job roles where individuals are responsible for designing and developing training and assessment strategies usually for registered training organisations (RTOs), including analysing training needs and designing training solutions and products to meet industry standards and compliance requirements.
Job roles include:
VET leadership job roles where individuals are responsible for providing mentoring, guidance and advice to entry-level VET teachers, trainers and assessors, including supporting quality and compliance operations.
Job roles include:
Those entering this qualification must demonstrate current VET skills and knowledge relevant to the specialisation chosen in this qualification.
Total number of units = 12
3 core units plus
9 elective units
(Group A and B must complete TAEASS512 Design and develop assessment tools) the rest in accordance to packaging rules.
12-24 months
12 Units total – 3 core, 9 electives
12-24 months
$3950 Distance with full one on one mentoring and support
$350 Per unit RPL / Upgrade or Full Training and Assessment for the full TAE50122 Upgrade qualification.
$400 per unit for single units of competency resulting in a SoA.
Payment Plan – Individually Funded Students can apply for a payment plan for fees over $1500.
*South Australia Government Funding Available $1500 Co-Contribution payable – conditions apply.
* Note the following prerequisite unit requirements.
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UNITS IN THIS QUALIFICATION |
PREREQUISITE UNIT |
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TAEASS511 Lead assessment |
TAEASS412 Assess competence** |
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TAEASS513 Lead assessment moderation and validation processes |
TAEASS413 Participate in assessment validation** |
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TAEDEL512 Lead training facilitation |
TAEDEL411 Facilitate vocational training** |
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TAEDES511 Design and develop strategies for training and assessment |
TAEDES411 Use nationally recognised training products to meet vocational training needs (or its previous version TAEDES402 Use training packages and accredited courses to meet client needs) |
** or the most recent previous version of this unit, regardless of whether it was deemed equivalent or not equivalent
Please be aware that this qualification has practical components which you would need to follow depending on your chosen stream and electives.
“I want to do the Diploma, but I’ve heard it’s a nightmare… What makes your RTO different?”
We get it. The TAE50122 Diploma of Vocational Education and Training has a reputation.
❌ Confusing assessments that feel like they’re designed to trip you up.
❌ Little to no support, just a portal full of documents to ‘work through’ on your own.
❌ Providers who take your enrolment fee and vanish into thin air.
That’s NOT how we do things.
At HBTA, we’re committed to making sure you don’t just ‘get through’ this diploma—you actually gain the skills and confidence to elevate your career in the VET sector. Whether you want to refine your training and assessment skills, move into course design and development, or step up into VET leadership, we’ll help you get there.
Absolutely. This qualification is designed for experienced VET professionals who want to take their expertise to the next level. We focus on real-world application, so you can immediately use what you learn in your current role or transition into new opportunities.
Depending on the stream you choose, you’ll develop advanced skills in:
🔹 Training and assessment – Refining your ability to mentor and assess others effectively.
🔹 Design and development – Creating high-quality training programs that meet industry needs.
🔹 VET leadership – Leading training teams and shaping the future of vocational education.
This isn’t just another qualification to add to your resume—it’s a strategic step forward in your career.
Unlike other providers that dump everything into an online system and leave you to figure it out, we take a personal, supportive approach.
✅ One-on-one mentoring with experienced professionals who understand the challenges of working in VET.
✅ Step-by-step guidance to help you navigate the assessments with confidence.
✅ Real support when you need it—so you’re never left wondering, What am I supposed to do next?
We don’t just enrol students—we partner with them to ensure they succeed.
We won’t lie—the TAE50122 is a demanding qualification, and it should be. It’s designed to build on your existing knowledge and take your skills to the next level.
But that doesn’t mean it has to be overwhelming.
We break it down into manageable steps, helping you balance study with your professional commitments. With our structured approach and responsive support, you’ll be able to keep making progress without feeling buried in paperwork.
We are as committed to your success as you are.
We’re here to support, guide, and mentor you—but we can’t do the work for you.
🚀 If you engage with us, ask questions, and take consistent action, you’ll succeed.
😬 If you disappear, ignore the support available, and let things pile up, this qualification can become a real challenge.
We believe in quality training, real results, and genuine support—but it’s a two-way street. If you’re ready to put in the work, we’re ready to help you every step of the way.
So, if you’re looking for a training provider that actually cares about your success, supports you properly, and delivers a course that’s practical, structured, and achievable, HBTA is the place for you.
Ready to take your career in the VET sector to the next level? Let’s chat. Call us at 1300 704 742.
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