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Strata is sometimes called Community Management title as a form of property ownership such as apartments, houses, and various other forms of development with shared areas and facilities.
In the context of Australia and New Zealand, the Strata Community Association (SCA) is the supreme authority for Industry Managers, Lot Owners, Tenants, and Stakeholders living in or affected by Strata Title, Corporate Body, Community Title, and Owners Corporations.
In Australia, there are a handful of institutions that avail such certification, and Unique College of Technology (UCT) is one of them. It is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) and expert provider of nationally recognized training since 2007. It provides the unstoppable achievers with the opportunity to realize their ambitions through lifelong education and training.
UCT is committed to the required workplace needs and personal aspirations. They help to identify the training needs and preferences and make an informed decision that will foster career and company performance.
In Certificate IV In Strata Community Management course, students acquire a range of essential communication, coordination, management, and administration skills which is vital for a professional strata manager. In most situations, a strata manager works independently but may operate as a part of a strata community management team. Here, students get to execute all functions related to the administration of strata communities.
This course is the right fit for any individuals possessing attributes such as organization skills, integrity, and attention to detail, good communication, and interpersonal skills. Students can gain skills such as promote meetings of strata community members, manage insurance for strata communities, control strata community funds, maintain business records, report on the financial activities of strata communities.
The students are assessed for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) or Recognition of Current Competency (RCC) for one or more of the modules within the strata license training program.
Assessment is undertaken on an individual basis and determination of RPL or RCC is based on third party evidence of their previous learning and work experience. The students can discuss this with an Assessor at the College who can provide an Evidence Guide that gives the details of the types of evidence that they need to provide for the Units of Competency for which they intend to apply for RPL for their strata license.
The students partaking in this course learn the significance of the legislation and its application, effective communication with committees, and other key stakeholders.
Strata license modules are offered either face-to-face or online. For face to face assessments and online study, students will be provided with a username and credentials to access their course through the online Student Portal system.
It is significant to ensure that the students store their login details safely as they can log in and out of their portal at any preferred time.
Upon completion of this course, the candidate will have a good understanding of handling a portfolio of strata-titled properties and be able to work effectively as a strata manager.
The certification is formed from 18 Nationally Recognised Units of Competency, that the Australian College of execs has bundled into 4 training modules for people to undertake an in-depth study of the entire strata license process.
AssessmentCommunity ManagementDevelopmentOwners CorporationsStakeholdersStrata Community Association
