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What are the benefits of a government qualification?
Commonwealth and State Government employment and University opportunities.
Government qualifications provide you with formal recognition that equals your police experience, knowledge and skills.
A Certificate IV and Diploma of Government (Fraud Control) are mandatory requirements if you wish to work for Commonwealth Government Agencies, see section 8.14 on page 13 of the following Commonwealth Fraud Control Guideliness 2011. In addition, section 8.15 recommends studys in investigations.
The Diploma and Advanced Diploma in Government (Management) enable senior police to receive a substantial qualification that immulates their ability, knowledge, skills and experience at that level and can be used to support an application for senior roles in Commonwealth and State Government.
You can use your Diploma and Advanced Diploma of Government when seeking entry and credit into relevant University degrees.
Government qualifications are very powerful not only providing recognition for your years of experience but they position you to move into other Commonwealth and State Government employment which maintains all your police entitlements such as sick leave, holidays and superanuation.
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Qualification Structure - 11 units
This specialist qualification covers the competencies required of those responsible for the coordination and conduct of fraud control prevention and detection.
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PSPETHC501B Promote the values and ethos of public service
This unit covers the responsibility of those in public service to model and encourage in others the highest standards of ethical conduct. It includes promoting ethical standards, assisting staff to avoid conflicts of interest, and modelling and fostering integrity of conduct.
PSPGOV504B Undertake research and analysis
This unit covers research and analysis to develop advice and recommendations. It includes identifying and undertaking research, analysing information and applying the results of analysis, maintaining information systems, and compiling reports from information.
PSPGOV505A Promote diversity
This unit covers the implementation of workplace diversity strategies to promote diversity through the development of effective and inclusive work practices, the generation of new ideas, and to improve the organisation’s responsiveness to the community. It includes providing diversity input to strategies, policies and plans, attracting and developing a diverse workforce and monitoring diversity outcomes.
PSPGOV512A Use complex workplace communication strategies
This unit covers complex workplace communication for working at middle management level with internal and external clients, colleagues and other staff. It includes preparing for complex communication, analysing and responding to opinions, presenting a convincing argument, and developing a range of communication strategies.
PSPLEGN501B Promote compliance with legislation in the public sector
This unit covers promotion of compliance with legislation in the public sector. It includes modelling compliance with legislation and related public sector guidelines and procedures and encouraging and assisting others to comply.
PSPOHS501A Monitor and maintain workplace safety
This unit covers the monitoring and improvement of the organisation’s occupational health and safety policies, procedures and programs in the relevant work area to achieve and maintain occupational health and safety standards.
PSPFRAU504B Conduct fraud risk assessments
This unit covers the implementation of a fraud and corruption risk management process that may be the responsibility of organisational staff or contractors. It includes conducting fraud and corruption risk assessment and reviewing the processes involved in the risk assessment in line with standard risk management processes.
PSPFRAU505B Develop fraud control plans
This unit covers planning actions in response to the organisation’s fraud/corruption control strategy, either the preparation of a specific fraud/corruption control plan based on a risk assessment or as an extension of the organisation’s documentation of its fraud/corruption control strategy.
The unit includes identifying areas for action, gaining commitment to the plan, identifying qualitative and quantitative performance indicators, and documenting and disseminating the fraud/corruption control plan.
PSPFRAU506B Implement fraud control activities
This unit covers implementation of controls and education which will reduce or eliminate the risk of fraud and corruption. It includes assessing options and selecting actions for fraud and corruption control activities, setting down procedures and expectations for staff, and implementing performance evaluation and monitoring systems.
PSPFRAU507B Coordinate development and implementation of fraud information systems
This unit covers the activities required for coordinating the development of data information systems relevant to fraud/corruption control. The system/s may be developed by internal staff or external contractors or consultants. The unit includes establishing objectives of data collection, ensuring that data collection matches requirements and implementing data collection/matching systems.
PSPFRAU502B Anticipate and detect possible fraud activity
This unit covers the activities required to undertake strategic analysis and detection of corruption or fraudulent activities. It includes hypothesising fraud and corruption situations, initiating projects to test newly identified risk areas, analysing trends in fraud and corruption activities and investigations, recommending courses of action and providing information on recommended actions.











