PSP50416 Diploma of Government Investigations

Candidates should already have completed a CIV in Government Investigation or similar, or possess previous supervisory experience or senior-level employment in an investigative area of the public sector.

All learners must be at least 18 years of age or above.

Students must meet the minimum English language proficiency requirement outlined in the KPS course brochure available for download from our website.

Have access to a computer (with Adobe Reader, Microsoft Word and a web browser installed), a scanner and relevant IT hardware to complete an online course.

Have access to the internet.

Have access to a video and audio recording device, such as a smartphone or webcam.

A high level of language, literacy and numeracy levels; sufficient to interpret and analyse documents, provide oral and written directions to staff, review written reports and evaluate investigation outcomes.

An intermediate level of technology skills – sufficient to use computer programs and software.

Be employed in a public sector agency and working within an area of government investigation or regulatory compliance.

Have access to workplace resources (workplace investigations) to complete assessment activities.

A total of 11 units are required to achieve the award of Diploma of Government Investigations, 5 of which are mandatory core units and 6 electives units.

The units listed here have been selected based on industry consultation. The skills and knowledge learnt in this program are what employers and government agencies are looking for in their investigation managers and team leaders.

Other electives may be selected in accordance with the packaging rules of this qualification. For information regarding the selection of different elective units, please contact your trainer or our office.

This nationally recognised qualification is available via Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

Option 1 – Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

Participants with previous experience in the supervision, coordination and review of government investigations may apply for a Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) assessment. This alternative assessment method may reduce the time required to complete this qualification and lower the associated costs. Refer to RPL for more information.

Suggested pathways for further study after completion of this qualification include:

• PSP60122 Advanced Diploma of Government (Workplace Inspection/Investigations/Fraud Control)

Each qualification or training course offered by KPS has a specific maximum course fee that will be charged to the student. This fee is inclusive of all tuition and assessment, student support, electronic copies of reference materials and learner guides, and access to mandatory resources and equipment.

The total cost of this qualification is:

$1250 (RPL)

All course fees must be paid in accordance with our terms and conditions. Fees for new students are subject to change without notice.