Entry requirements - 16 years of age or older and must have completed year 10 or equivalent Students should have an English level of IELTS 5.5 or equivalent, with no individual score lower than 5.0. TOEFL scores of 525 paper, 196 computer or 69-70 IBT are excepted. Students who enter an General English program may for up to 30 weeks and then enter a EAP course (English for Academic Purposes) and then sit an IELTS test and must achieve a score of 4.5 with no individual score under 4.0

About Qualification This qualification provides the skills and knowledge for an individual to pursue a career as an athlete at a regional or State/Territory level. It covers the personal skills required on a day to day basis to self manage yourself. This course is designed for any person wishing to reach the required golf skills of a person who is able to shoot scores below 13 over. In this course, you will cover all aspects of the game to give you total golf skills and knowledge

What’s Included :
- Golf Club membership, including maintenance of handicap
- Golf Australia handicap
- Complimentary college golf shirt
- Minimal class size’s
- Access to golf course daily
- On course management and strategy lessons
- Driving range lessons and computer swing analysis
- Unlimited range usage 7 days per week, 7 am to 4 pm
- Classroom instruction in all areas covered
- Regular golf competitions
- Physical training program (including gym membership) (GROUP LESSONS)
- Pilates (GROUP LESSONS)
- Injury prevention and maintenance (Golf physiotherapy) (GROUP LESSONS)
- Golf Psychology training(GROUP LESSONS)
- Golf Nutritional training (GROUP LESSONS)

Not Include :
- Golf equipment
- External tournaments

Units studied (Certificate II)

Core units

- BSBCMN202A Organize and complete daily work activities
- SRXFAD001A Provide first aid
- SRXGCSO02A Deal with client feedback
- SRXINU001A Develop knowledge of the sport and recreation industry
- SRXOHS001B Follow defined Occupational Health and Safety policies and procedures

Stream units

- SRSCOP001B Prepare for public speaking
- SRSCOP002B Plan for and participate in a media interview
- SRSCOP003B Demonstrate personal image and presentation skills
- SRSCOP004B Develop negotiation skills
- SRSCOP005B Demonstrate basic assertive communication skills
- SRSCOP006B Complete a tax return
- SRSCOP007B Develop a financial goal setting plan
- SRSCOP008B Prepare a pre-event or post-event meal
- SRSCOP009B Collect information on drugs in sport
- SRSCOP010B Collect information on stress management
- SRSCOP011B Develop an integrated time management plan
- SRSCOP012B Develop a travel and accommodation plan
- SRSCOP013B Develop a career goal setting plan
- SRSCOP014B Prepare to study

Specialization units

- SRSGLF001A Perform the A grade skills of golf
- SRSGLF002A Apply the A grade tactics and strategies of golf in a competitive situation
- SRSGLF003A Interpret and apply the rules of golf at the A grade level

Elective units

- BSBCMN102A : Complete daily work activities
- SRXCAI001B : Assist in preparing sport and recreation sessions for participants
- SRXEMR001A : Respond to emergency situations
- SRXCAI003B : Provide equipment for activities
- BSBCMN203A : Communicate in the workplace
- BSBCMN204A : Work effectively with others
- BSBCMN210A : Implement improved work practices

RPL - Recognition of prior learning is available to provide credit for existing skills, qualifications and
knowledge of students and this process is undertaken on arrival at AGA, following an application by
the student.
Note that for overseas' students, (i) RPL may impact on the duration of the student's visa.
If the RPL is granted before visa grant, AGA will advise on the actual net course duration (as reduced
by RPL). If the RPL is granted after visa grant, AGA will report the change in course duration.
Note that it is a condition of a student visa that the student must be involved in fulltime study
and that if they finish their course early, the student must enroll in another CRICOS-registered course
or depart Australia immediately unless they have been given authorization by DIAC to remain
in Australia. (ii) An RPL will not be granted where it may result in the student having less than
a fulltime study load (minimum 20 hours per week).

Note - For students attending with school aged dependents, these dependents will be required
to pay full fees if they are enrolled in either a government or non-government school

Delivery - Delivery is by a combination of in-class tuition, self-paced learning, small group
and practical exercises in the classroom and driving range, gymnasium, on-course and driving range
supervision, and at a first aid training facility.

Assessment - Competency is assessed through workbook exercises, oral presentations, reports,
assignments with research components, skills and rules tests, the student’s handicap record,
observation-demonstration checklists, completion of a gym based conditioning program,
and self-assessment using a player log

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