Copyediting & Proofreading Essentials
Certificate EP10
Journalism, Editing & Publishing
Learning Method: Correspondence with online support

For your convenience you may be able to study this course by distance education in three different ways: correspondence, eLearning and online. For all of these methods, you study at home, at work or wherever is convenient. You choose the day and time which suits you best. You do not attend classes, so travel is not involved. For some courses class-based learning might be available.

The method of learning available is indicated against each course. Not all courses offer all methods of learning.

	Correspondence: If you have elected to have your course delivered by correspondence, all the learning and assessment materials will be provided in printed format for you.
	Disc Learning: If you have elected to have your course delivered by Disc Learning, all the materials will be provided on DVD for you, making them completely portable and interactive. To study in Disc Learning mode, you will require a standard computer with word processor and printer.

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
If you feel you might be able to gain credit exemptions for national modules, please contact the College for an initial discussion.

Credit Transfer (CrT): You will need to submit qualifications or statement of attainment demonstrating competency in the course module for which you are applying for credit. You will receive a $35 discount per credit awarded.

Work/life (RCC): Where you don't have current qualifications or statement of attainment, you will need to submit evidence to show your knowledge and skills are current. Credit recognition is available for work/life experience. Full course fees apply and these must be paid prior to assessment. These fees are non-refundable if credit is not achieved. You will be provided with an RPL Application Guide if you proceed.