Unit Knowledge Guide-CHCSOH014 Manage and maintain tenancy agreements and servicess Graduate Diploma Units of competency BSBPRC402 Negotiate

Units of competency BSBPRC402 Negotiate contracts FNSORG501 Develop and manage a budget BSBWRT411 Write complex documents BSBPEF501 Manage personal and professional development BSBOPS504 Manage business risk CUAFIM511 Source funding for projects BSBTWK401 Build and maintain business relationships * We can develop additional elective units that are not listed on request (Please contact us for further information)

Core units FNSINC411 Conduct work according to professional practices in the financial services industry FNSINC513 Identify and apply complex ethical decision making to workplace situations FNSRSK411 Apply risk management strategies to own work Elective units FNSCRD401 Assess credit applications FNSFMK515 Comply with financial services regulation and industry codes of practice FNSINC412 Apply and maintain knowledge of financial products and services FNSORG501 Develop and manage a budget FNSORG506 Prepare financial forecasts and projections FNSRSK511 Undertake risk identification FNSRSK512 Assess risks If you require RPL Kits with comprehensive benchmarking

implementing and maintaining an organisation’s WHS management system CPCCBC6001 Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for large building projects CPCCBC6003 Establish

Comprehensive LLND assessment tools aligned with the ACSF

plan and implement building and construction environmental management processes CPCCBC6009 Develop

Unit Knowledge Guide-CHCSOH014 Manage and maintain tenancy agreements and servicess Graduate Diploma Units of competency BSBPRC402 NegotiateOur unit knowledge guide supports your learners in understanding the knowledge evidence concepts of the training package. It assists trainers to deliver effective, engaging and compliant classroom or webinar delivery of the qualification unit. The unit knowledge guide is a tool that can be used to help a student extend their learning. It can be effective when students begin to prepare for a summative assessment. Please note: This is not a learner