Qualification levels
Whether you choose to complete a Certificate II or III, or even a Diploma course, the qualification level you achieve by studying at WideBay TAFE will prepare you for the job you want.
Each qualification has key features and outcomes.
Find out what qualification level you need to get to work in the industry you are interested in and then return to this site to find and enrol in one of our courses.
The qualifications
Different education sectors issue varying qualifications, with some being issued by two sectors. The list below outlines the qualifications most commonly issued by the separate sectors. For further information visit the Australian Qualificatons Framework website.
| School sector | Vocational Education and Training sector | Higher Education sector |
|---|---|---|
| Doctoral Degree | ||
| Masters Degree | ||
| Vocational Graduate Diploma | Graduate Diploma | |
| Vocational Graduate Certificate | Graduate Certificate | |
| Bachelor Degree | ||
| Advanced Diploma | Associate Advanced Diploma | |
| Diploma | Diploma | |
| Certificate IV | ||
| Certificate III | ||
| Senior Secondary Certificate of Education | Certificate II Certificate I |
Vocational education and training sector qualifications
The vocational educational and training sector qualifications are as follows:
Diploma and Advanced Diploma
Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas provide high-level technical or management skills and offer credit to many universities in Queensland. These diplomas can also assist in upgrading your work skills or assist you to enter or re-enter the workforce at a more qualified level.
Certificates III and IV
Certificates III and IV provide a broad range of skills within a variety of tasks and roles. These certificates can help prepare you for autonomous and supervisory roles within the workplace.
Certificates I and II
Certificates I and II are entry-level qualifications that provide preparatory skills, and application or knowledge at a basic level, primarily to provide access to work or education.
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