Dedicated Student Support Support for Students with Special Needs Dedicated Student Support Dedicated Student Support Throughout your studies, you’ll be able to count on the helping hand of our knowledgeable and experienced Student Advice team, who are always a phone call or email away. The Student Advice team will be in regular contact to keep you up to date with important information, as well as being able to assist with decisions about subject enrolments, completion pathways and general study advice. Support for Students with Special Needs Support for Students with Special Needs If you have a condition or special learning need which impacts on your ability to study or to complete assessments, the following application processes are available to you: For a condition or special learning need existing at the time of your initial enrolment, refer to the appropriate Reasonable Adjustment application form. For a condition or special need that occurs during the course of your study, refer to the appropriate Special Consideration application form. Please make us aware of your circumstances at the time of your enrolment, or as soon as possible thereafter. Refer to the Assessment Policy for further information on both of these processes.
Interactive E-books Online Presentations Discussion Forums Kaplan Library Workload Interactive E-books Interactive E-books E-books are advanced digital versions of traditional subject notes, and use some of the latest technology to give you greater interactivity and accessibility throughout your studies. E-books allow you to search for key words, highlight important content and write comments or calculations on the pages which you can print out and use for study purposes. You also have instant access to online learning resources such as online lectures, required readings and discussion forums. Online Presentations Online Presentations In order to enhance the learning experience, students can access a number of presentations within their subject rooms. Depending on the learning resources required, subjects may incorporate the following: Lecture presentations Videos to reinforce key topics Screencasts to demonstrate worked examples Other interactive presentations Delivered by industry experts from Australia’s leading financial institutions they can be viewed online or downloaded as an MP3 allowing you to listen anytime, anywhere. Discussion Forums Discussion Forums Each subject has an interactive discussion forum which gives you the opportunity to stimulate conversation, debate issues and share knowledge with other students. Each forum is facilitated by an industry practitioner who is a subject matter specialist who will guide you with your learning. Kaplan Library Kaplan Library The Kaplan Library and Resource Centre provides a range of information and learning support resources, and research services to assist you in your studies. This includes access to online databases which contain full-text journal, magazine and newspaper articles, Australian company information and e-books. Our library catalogue contains descriptive information about our book and e-book collections. The Library and Resource Centre also contains learning support materials to assist you with referencing including e-tutorials and quizzes; guides to using the databases; library policies; contact details for our preferred bookshops; and other useful resources. Workload Workload Subjects require approximately 120 hours of student effort (11-12 hours per week). This includes time spent on activities, such as reading and review of subject materials, participating in e-learning activities, and assessment preparation and review.
Graduate Certificate in Mining Finance Download a brochure Course overviewKey informationProgram structure and subjectsLearning outcomes and Graduate attributesWhy choose usKey datesEntry RequirementsRecognition of Prior LearningHow to applyFeesSupport and wellbeing servicesCourse overviewThis course is no longer accepting new student applications. Understanding the valuation of mining projects and companies is complex. The knowledge of mining finance and analysis is important not only for finance professionals but also those working in the mining industry such as engineers, geologists and mining managers wishing to broaden their finance knowledge. Individuals who undertake this course are well positioned to gain advanced technical and specialist skills and knowledge in the mining finance industry. Key informationThis course is no longer accepting new student applications. Course IDProvider ID CRS1300108PRV12030 AQF LevelStudy mode 8 An Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) qualification is recognised both within Australia and internationally. For further information about AQF qualifications, please visit the AQF website www.aqf.edu.au.100% online Individuals will need to have access to a computer and internet connection to study this course. Course duration*Accreditation status • 7 months full-time • 1.25 years part-time • 6 months accelerated full-timeThis course is currently accredited with the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA). *The course durations outlined above provide an indication of how long it may take an individual to complete this course. Actual completion times may vary depending on individual study patterns. The recommended study hours for each subject can be found in the relevant subject outline listed under the ‘Program structure and subjects’ tab. Program structure and subjectsThis course is no longer accepting new student applications. The structure of the course provides an opportunity for companies wishing to provide career pathways by choosing a specialist qualification for staff in order to upskill, progress or retrain them. The nature of the course also caters for those wishing to enter the field of finance by providing a clear progression pathway to higher degrees. Graduates may be employed in areas of mining investment analysis, financial analysis, and financial risk management. There are three compulsory subjects which provide an introduction to the key areas of the finance sector, and one elective subject taken from a selected group. Three (3) core subjects: FIN101 Financial Markets and Economic Principles FIN205 Business Valuation FIN327 Natural Resource Equity Analysis One (1) elective subject (choose one): FIN202 Fundamentals of Asset Valuation FIN206 Investment Management FIN338 Project Finance FIN351 The Derivatives Market Click here for full subject availability. Progress your qualification If you have graduated with a Kaplan Professional or Finsia postgraduate qualification, you may wish to progress to a higher qualification. Learn more > Learning outcomes and Graduate attributesThis course is no longer accepting new student applications. Course learning outcomes On completion of this qualification, individuals will be able to: Explain key economic principles and financial/commodity market concepts Explain basic geological processes, and the extraction and processing of resources Construct a valuation using a range of methodologies to forecast future project earnings Interpret key economic and financial data Apply valuation techniques to a range of mining and other related projects Analyse the results of a valuation of a mining business or others Evaluate the feasibility of a mining project in the context of the resources industry Graduate attributes Kaplan Professional defines the philosophy underpinning our qualifications through the graduate attributes. These are the qualities we’d like individuals to develop as they progress through their academic studies; they reflect what individuals will know (knowledge) or be able to do (capabilities), when they finish their qualifications. The attributes are built into Kaplan Professional course learning outcomes, content and assessments: Deep discipline knowledge Ethical conduct and values Communication Digital literacy Critical thinking and problem solving Independence and initiative Please click here to learn more about our graduate attributes. Why choose usThis course is no longer accepting new student applications. Kaplan Professional is a leading provider of education in Australia, providing learning solutions to over 45,000 professionals annually – this includes 1,500 corporate clients, incorporating all the major banks and leading financial services providers in the country. Proactive and personalised support You can count on diligent and prompt support from a dedicated Student Advice team who are always a phone call or email away. The team is experienced, knowledgeable and specifically in place to support financial advisers who are studying at the postgraduate level. You’ll work together with the team to create a tailored pathway that will help you map out your studies and plan ahead to ensure you’re able to achieve your goals within your desired timeframe Practical and relevant learning rather than just academic theory Kaplan Professional has always prided itself on its ability to engage industry experts and leading financial advisers to curate and deliver our subject content. This ensures you’ll be provided with practical, relevant and performance-focused outcomes, directly applicable to your professional practice. These industry practitioners deliver online lectures, respond to questions in the discussion forum, and provide assessment feedback. Study any subject all year round over six study periods Kaplan Professional’s six study period model provides you the freedom to study all year round, but most importantly, every postgraduate financial planning subject is available in each study period. This ensures you’re able to plan ahead and choose study periods that accommodate your professional and personal commitments. With a new study period commencing approximately every two months, overlapping slightly from the previous, you can accelerate your study or ‘take a break’ depending on your circumstances. Complete flexibility – accessible 24/7 You have access to KapLearn – your innovative online learning hub – anytime and anywhere. This convenience and flexibility empowers you to plan your study time around the rest of your day, instead of the other way around. This is particularly beneficial for busy financial advisers who already have significant professional and personal commitments. Discussion forums, interactive notes, research journals, online journals, real-world case studies and diverse multimedia content are all easily accessible in one intuitive and user-friendly hub. Learn together and support each other You’ll have direct access to the industry practitioners and subject matter experts in an online discussion forum, where you can seek clarification on subject content and discuss any study issues you may have. By participating in online discussion forums in a supportive peer-to-peer environment, you have the unique ability to discover the viewpoints of like-minded individuals from different areas of the industry. This creates a richer, more immersive learning experience, while providing you further opportunities to extend your professional network. You’ll also have the option of being assigned a study group. This enables you to form new perspectives; understand and absorb information more efficiently; improve and develop new study skills; and benefit from a cooperative, rather than competitive, learning environment. Key datesThis course is no longer accepting new student applications. Kaplan Professional’s six study period model provides you the freedom to study all year round. It also enables you to plan ahead and choose study periods that accommodate your professional and personal commitments. With a new study period commencing approximately every two months, overlapping slightly from the previous, you can accelerate your study or ‘take a break’ depending on your circumstances. Study Period 4-6 2019 Principal datesStudy Period 4Study Period 5Study Period 6 Enrolments open29-Apr-1920-Jun-1902-Sep-19 Study period commences08-Jul-1902-Sep-1911-Nov-19 Census date24-Jul-1918-Sep-1927-Nov-19 Study period ends27-Sep-1922-Nov-1931-Jan-20 Study Period 1-3 2020 Principal datesStudy Period 1Study Period 2Study Period 3 Enrolments open28-Oct-1928-Oct-1928-Oct-19 Study period commences06-Jan-2009-Mar-2004-May-20 Census date22-Jan-2025-Mar-2020-May-20 Study period ends27-Mar-2029-May-2024-Jul-20 Entry RequirementsThis course is no longer accepting new student applications. Recognition of Prior LearningThis course is no longer accepting new student applications. Advanced standing may be awarded in recognition of prior learning (RPL) or industry experience, which is directly related to this qualification. We recognise various types of prior learning towards our postgraduate qualifications: Advanced standing based on an industry designation Advanced standing based on prior postgraduate study Advanced standing based on industry experience Further information can be found on our Advanced Standing ‘Precedent List’. Click here for further information about how to apply for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). How to applyThis course is no longer accepting new student applications. FeesThis course is no longer accepting new student applications. Tuition fees When you apply to study with Kaplan Professional, you pay for the subjects you’ve enrolled in for each study period. The tuition fee listed below applies to all postgraduate subjects: Enrolment feesFee Subject fee 2019 – SP1 2020$2,400 Subject fee SP2 2020 – SP6 2020$2,500 If you’re paying by cheque, utilising a deferral, or have a preferred client code, you’ll need to download and submit a hard copy of the form below. Download a new student application form > Further fees may apply. Click here for a full list of fees and allowances. FEE-HELP is available to eligible students. Click here to find out if you’re eligible for FEE-HELP. Support and wellbeing servicesThis course is no longer accepting new student applications. Support Services Dedicated Student SupportSupport for Students with Special NeedsDedicated Student Support Dedicated Student Support Throughout your studies, you’ll be able to count on the helping hand of our knowledgeable and experienced Student Advice team, who are always a phone call or email away. The Student Advice team will be in regular contact to keep you up to date with important information, as well as being able to assist with decisions about subject enrolments, completion pathways and general study advice. Support for Students with Special Needs Support for Students with Special Needs If you have a condition or special learning need which impacts on your ability to study or to complete assessments, the following application processes are available to you: For a condition or special learning need existing at the time of your initial enrolment, refer to the appropriate Reasonable Adjustment application form. For a condition or special need that occurs during the course of your study, refer to the appropriate Special Consideration application form. Please make us aware of your circumstances at the time of your enrolment, or as soon as possible thereafter. Refer to the Assessment Policy for further information on both of these processes. KapLearn KapLearn is your virtual classroom where you can access your learning resources and activities. This enables you to connect to your course materials, industry experts and your fellow students. Contained within KapLearn are the following resources: Interactive E-booksOnline PresentationsDiscussion ForumsKaplan LibraryWorkloadInteractive E-books Interactive E-books E-books are advanced digital versions of traditional subject notes, and use some of the latest technology to give you greater interactivity and accessibility throughout your studies. E-books allow you to search for key words, highlight important content and write comments or calculations on the pages which you can print out and use for study purposes. You also have instant access to online learning resources such as online lectures, required readings and discussion forums. Online Presentations Online Presentations In order to enhance the learning experience, students can access a number of presentations within their subject rooms. Depending on the learning resources required, subjects may incorporate the following: Lecture presentations Videos to reinforce key topics Screencasts to demonstrate worked examples Other interactive presentations Delivered by industry experts from Australia’s leading financial institutions they can be viewed online or downloaded as an MP3 allowing you to listen anytime, anywhere. Discussion Forums Discussion Forums Each subject has an interactive discussion forum which gives you the opportunity to stimulate conversation, debate issues and share knowledge with other students. Each forum is facilitated by an industry practitioner who is a subject matter specialist who will guide you with your learning. Kaplan Library Kaplan Library The Kaplan Library and Resource Centre provides a range of information and learning support resources, and research services to assist you in your studies. This includes access to online databases which contain full-text journal, magazine and newspaper articles, Australian company information and e-books. Our library catalogue contains descriptive information about our book and e-book collections. The Library and Resource Centre also contains learning support materials to assist you with referencing including e-tutorials and quizzes; guides to using the databases; library policies; contact details for our preferred bookshops; and other useful resources. Workload Workload Subjects require approximately 120 hours of student effort (11-12 hours per week). This includes time spent on activities, such as reading and review of subject materials, participating in e-learning activities, and assessment preparation and review. 1300 135 798 Email us
Dedicated Student SupportSupport for Students with Special NeedsDedicated Student Support Dedicated Student Support Throughout your studies, you’ll be able to count on the helping hand of our knowledgeable and experienced Student Advice team, who are always a phone call or email away. The Student Advice team will be in regular contact to keep you up to date with important information, as well as being able to assist with decisions about subject enrolments, completion pathways and general study advice. Support for Students with Special Needs Support for Students with Special Needs If you have a condition or special learning need which impacts on your ability to study or to complete assessments, the following application processes are available to you: For a condition or special learning need existing at the time of your initial enrolment, refer to the appropriate Reasonable Adjustment application form. For a condition or special need that occurs during the course of your study, refer to the appropriate Special Consideration application form. Please make us aware of your circumstances at the time of your enrolment, or as soon as possible thereafter. Refer to the Assessment Policy for further information on both of these processes.
Interactive E-booksOnline PresentationsDiscussion ForumsKaplan LibraryWorkloadInteractive E-books Interactive E-books E-books are advanced digital versions of traditional subject notes, and use some of the latest technology to give you greater interactivity and accessibility throughout your studies. E-books allow you to search for key words, highlight important content and write comments or calculations on the pages which you can print out and use for study purposes. You also have instant access to online learning resources such as online lectures, required readings and discussion forums. Online Presentations Online Presentations In order to enhance the learning experience, students can access a number of presentations within their subject rooms. Depending on the learning resources required, subjects may incorporate the following: Lecture presentations Videos to reinforce key topics Screencasts to demonstrate worked examples Other interactive presentations Delivered by industry experts from Australia’s leading financial institutions they can be viewed online or downloaded as an MP3 allowing you to listen anytime, anywhere. Discussion Forums Discussion Forums Each subject has an interactive discussion forum which gives you the opportunity to stimulate conversation, debate issues and share knowledge with other students. Each forum is facilitated by an industry practitioner who is a subject matter specialist who will guide you with your learning. Kaplan Library Kaplan Library The Kaplan Library and Resource Centre provides a range of information and learning support resources, and research services to assist you in your studies. This includes access to online databases which contain full-text journal, magazine and newspaper articles, Australian company information and e-books. Our library catalogue contains descriptive information about our book and e-book collections. The Library and Resource Centre also contains learning support materials to assist you with referencing including e-tutorials and quizzes; guides to using the databases; library policies; contact details for our preferred bookshops; and other useful resources. Workload Workload Subjects require approximately 120 hours of student effort (11-12 hours per week). This includes time spent on activities, such as reading and review of subject materials, participating in e-learning activities, and assessment preparation and review.
