Work in the dynamic sports and event management industry. Develop skills for administration and management roles in areas such as marketing, event and conference management as well as client services co-ordination.

• Location:
  Footscray Park
• Other locations:

  Campus

• Faculty:
  Faculty of Workforce Development
• School:
  School of Sport & Science
• Study mode:
  Full Time and Part Time
• Delivery mode:
  On campus
• Course code:
  SRO50106
• Duration:
  1 year
• This information is for Australian residents.
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How to apply

• sports administrator
• administration manager
• recreation manager
• event manager
• sport centre manager

Learn more about your career options on the Australian government's Career Information and Resources website.

This course provides training for persons working as administrative managers in the sport and recreation industry with responsibility for marketing, conferences, client services co-ordination and event management.

• Create a Client Relationship

  Unit code

  SRXGCSO01A

• Deal With Client Feedback

  Unit code

  SRXGCSO02A

• Exercise Initiative in a Business Environment

  Unit code

  BSBCMN301A

• Apply Sport and Recreation Law

  Unit code

  SRXINU002A

• Follow Defined Occupational Health and Safety Policy and Procedures Related to the Work Being Undertaken in Order to Ensure Own Safety and That of Others in the Workplace

  Unit code

  SRXOHS001A

• Undertake Risk Analysis of Activities

  Unit code

  SRXRIK001A

• Conduct Projects

  Unit code

  SRXOGN001A

• Develop Work Priorities

  Unit code

  BSBCMN402A

• Implement and Monitor the Organisation's Occupational Health and Safety Policies, Procedures and Programs

  Unit code

  SRXOHS002B

• Manage Meetings

  Unit code

  BSBADM502A

• Lead Work Teams

  Unit code

  BSBFLM404A

• Use Advanced Features of Computer Applications

  Unit code

  ICAITU126B

• Determine Needs of Client Populations

  Unit code

  SRXGCSS07A

• Determine Needs of Client Populations

  Unit code

  SRXGCSS07A

• Determine Needs of Client Populations

  Unit code

  SRXGCSS07A

• Promote Compliance With Laws and Legal Principles

  Unit code

  SRXINU004A

• Manage Culture and Education to Expand Participation in a Leisure and Recreation Service

  Unit code

  SRXINU005A

• Manage Projects

  Unit code

  SRXOGN002A

• Establish, Maintain and Evaluate the Organisation's Occupational Health and Safety System

  Unit code

  SRXOHS003B

• Manage an Organisation's Risk

  Unit code

  SRXRIK002A

• Provide Orientation to Clients Prior to Undertaking a Fitness Program

  Unit code

  SRFFIT001B

• Undertake Client Induction and Screening

  Unit code

  SRFFIT003B

• Undertake Relevant Exercise Planning and Programming

  Unit code

  SRFFIT007B

• Utilise a Broad Range of Fitness Equipment

  Unit code

  SRFFIT010B

• Apply Basic Exercise Science to Exercise Instruction

  Unit code

  SRFFIT005B

• Utilise a Broad Knowledge of Exercise Science in Exercise Planning, Programming and Instruction

  Unit code

  SRFFIT008B

• Provide Advice to Clients on the Application of Basic Anatomy and Physiology to Fitness Programs

  Unit code

  SRFFIT014A

• Instruct Fitness Activity Skills to a Client Using Fitness Equipment

  Unit code

  SRFGYM001B

• Customise Gym Instructional Skills to Include Specific Areas of Expertise Current in the Fitness Industry

  Unit code

  SRFGYM002B

The course is over 12 months on a full-time basis or part-time equivalent. Full-time or part-time equivalent.

• To qualify for admission to the course, applicants must have successfully completed year 12 and/or can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Head of School that they possess the necessary skills and knowledge to undertake formal study.