COURSE OVERVIEW
Typically undertaken part time over two years, this online, self-paced program allows you to be awarded the Diploma of Venue Management upon successful completion.
There are 16 units to complete across 10 core and 6 elective subjects.
If you are looking to commence your career, have experience or are currently working in the venue management industry, you may be able to fast track your qualification via recognition of prior learning (RPL).
Students are issued with a qualification and statement of attainment for all units completed and the accredited course is nationally recognised.
The Diploma of Venue Management can be undertaken as a standalone program or in conjunction with the Venue Management School.
CAREER PROSPECTS
For those already in the industry, the diploma provides a great stepping stone for advancing your career. For those entering the industry, new roles will open up for you.
On successful completion, there may be opportunities in roles such as:
- Operations Manager
- Theatre Manager
- Event or Venue Coordinator
- Stadium Manager
- Facilities Officer
- Risk and Compliance Coordinator
- Workforce Planning
- Production Coordinator
- Ticketing Manager and so many more!
UNIVERSITY PATHWAYS
The VMA also has a formal partnership with Griffith University which allows VMA members to receive credits towards a degree program. Students who complete the diploma have the opportunity to receive credit towards two degrees:
- Bachelor of Business, majoring in Event Management (Nathan Campus, Gold Coast Campus)
- Bachelor of International Tourism and Hotel Management (Nathan Campus, Gold Coast Campus)
The Diploma of Venue Management graduates will be awarded 80 points of credit, which is equivalent to one year off the above-listed degrees.
STREAMS, CORE UNITS & ELECTIVES
CORE UNITS
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Code |
Core Units |
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SITXWHS003 |
Implement and monitor work health and safety practices |
|
SITXFIN003 |
Manage finances within a budget |
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BSBWOR502 |
Lead and manage team effectiveness |
|
BSBPMG522 |
Undertake project work |
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SITXMGT002 |
Establish and conduct business relationships |
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BSBSUS501 |
Develop workplace policy and procedures for sustainability |
|
TAEDEL301 |
Provide work skill instruction |
|
BSBHRM506 |
Manage recruitment, selection and induction processes |
|
BSBMGT502 |
Manage people performance |
|
BSBMGT608 |
Manage innovation and continuous improvement |
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STREAM 1 Venue Operations
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CUAPPR406 |
Plan work space |
|
BSBMKG414 |
Undertake marketing activities |
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BSBLEG415 |
Apply the principles of contract law |
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BSBCMM401 |
Make a presentation |
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SIRXMGT005 |
Lead the development of business opportunities |
|
BSBCUS501 |
Manage quality customer service |
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STREAM 2 People & Culture
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BSBDIV501 |
Manage diversity in the workplace |
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BSBLED501 |
Develop a workplace learning environment |
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BSBCMM401 |
Make a presentation |
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PSPGEN048 |
Support workplace coaching and mentoring |
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BSBHRM602 |
Manage human resources strategic planning |
|
SIRXMGT005 |
Lead the development of business opportunities |
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STREAM 3 Facilities and Asset Management
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SISXFAC003 |
Implement facility maintenance programs |
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BSBRSK501 |
Manage risk |
|
CUAPPR406 |
Plan work space |
|
BSBLEG415 |
Apply the principles of contract law |
|
BSBWHS605 |
Develop, implement and maintain WHS management systems |
|
SITEEVT016 |
Develop crowd management plans |
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STREAM 4 Leadership
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BSBMGT517 |
Manage operational plan |
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BSBRSK501 |
Manage risk |
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SIRXCHA001 |
Facilitate the change process |
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BSBPUB504 |
Develop and implement crisis management plans |
|
SIRXMGT005 |
Lead the development of business opportunities |
|
BSBHRM602 |
Manage human resources strategic planning |
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STREAM 5 General
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Select six elective units from the above streams |
Must be a minimum of 222 – 390 nominal hours, plus core units.
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RECOMMENDED ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
1. It is recommended entrants:
A) Currently work in industry at an operational level OR;
B) Have access to a suitable workplace OR;
C) Are enrolled in or have completed the Venue Management School
2. It is recommended all entrants have:
A) Completed a Certificate III or above in one of the following:
– Hospitality
– Tourism
– Events
– Sport Management
– Business or;
– a certificate relevant to the venue management industry OR;
B) An in-depth knowledge of the venue industry OR;
C) Developed fundamental skills in venue operations and;
3. Have a high level of:
A) English language, literacy and numeracy skills sufficient to interpret, prepare and present complex documents.
Recognition Of Prior Learning
Convert your experience into qualifications and advance your career. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is about the skills and knowledge collected throughout your career experiences and transferring them into the diploma requirements.
RPL will take into account:
– skills gained through prior study (including formal, informal and non-formal learning)
– on the job skills and work experience
– volunteer and community work
Credit Transfer
You may be eligible to credit transfer some units through recognising your previous formal learning. Credit transfer determines the extent your previous units are equivalent to the units within the Diploma of Venue Management.
CONTACT US
Zan Lewarn | Education Manager | Venue Management Association
education@vma.org.au | 1300 001 862
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The Diploma of Venue Management (10807NAT) is registered with the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) and delivered under a partnership agreement with Registered Training Organisation (RTO), Amina Academy Pty Ltd (RTO 31532). Amina Academy is responsible for the quality of training and assessment provided and issuing all qualifications and statements of attainment.
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