Information media and telecommunications
Industry information
The information, media and telecommunications industry covers a wide variety of roles related to creating, storing and distributing information ( newspapers, books, films and music).
In this industry, you'll find people interested in creative and technical writing, photography and music production and backstage production services. It also covers computer infrastructure supporting creative activity, including database management, security, network management, systems analytics and associated technical trades.
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In this industry, you'll find people interested in creative and technical writing, photography and music production and backstage production services. It also covers computer infrastructure supporting creative activity, including database management, security, network management, systems analytics and associated technical trades.
How do I get into the industry?
Some courses in this industry include:
- Diploma of Information Technology
- Diploma of Social Media Marketing
- Certificate IV in Information Technology
- Diploma of Screen and Media
- Certificate IV in Cyber Security
Jobs in this industry
Potential jobs may include:
- management and organisation analysts
- ICT business and systems analysts
- software and application programmers
- multimedia specialists and web developers
- ICT support and test engineers.
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A VET qualification will broaden your skills in a specialised area and give you the practical experience you'll need for the workplace. It will train you to design, plan and execute the practical and technical aspects of your field within an industry context. Certificates I?IV generally take from six months to two years to complete full time; diploma courses typically take one or two years and advanced diplomas usually take between 18 months to two years.
Apprenticeship
An apprenticeship combines practical skills learnt on the job with an employer and formal learning from an approved provider. As an apprentice, you'll spend three to four years learning a traditional trade and gaining a qualification, usually a Certificate III or IV. Typically you?ll work four days a week, and attend formal training one day a week.
Traineeship
A traineeship combines practical skills learnt on the job with an employer and formal learning from an approved provider. A traineeship will take you one to three years to complete, depending on your industry and qualification. Typically you?ll work four days a week, and attend formal training one day a week.
Short Course
A part-qualification is a short course made up of subjects from a nationally recognised VET qualification. You may receive a Statement of Attainment when you complete a part qualification. If you successfully complete a part qualification, you can build on that learning to complete a full qualification at Certificate I, II, III or IV, Diploma or Advanced Diploma levels.
- Telecommunications services89item
- Newspaper, periodical, book and directory publishing22item
- Motion picture and video activities33item
- Radio broadcasting12item
- Television broadcasting32item
- Internet service providers and web search portals34item
- Internet publishing and broadcasting3item
- Data processing, web hosting and electronic information storage services4item
- Software publishing2item
- Sound recording and music publishing8item
- Libraries and archives6item
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Advocacy
Cost
Standard fee:
$12,530.00
Estimated fee: $0.00 to $4,410.00
for support.
Delivery Mode
Program Type
Full qualification
Estimated Duration
17 months (full-time)
Advanced Diploma of Electronics and Communications Engineering
Cost
Standard fee:
$22,040.00
Estimated fee: $0.00 to $8,570.00
for support.
Delivery Mode
Program Type
Full qualification
Estimated Duration
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Advanced Diploma of Electronics and Communications Engineering
Cost
Standard fee:
$22,040.00
Estimated fee: $0.00 to $8,570.00
for support.
Delivery Mode
Program Type
Traineeship
Estimated Duration
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Advanced Diploma of Information Technology
Cost
Standard fee:
$9,250.00
Estimated fee: $0.00 to $2,910.00
for support.
Delivery Mode
Program Type
Full qualification
Estimated Duration
8 - 11 months (full-time)
Advanced Diploma of Leadership and Management
Cost
Standard fee:
$8,440.00
Estimated fee: $0.00 to $2,910.00
for support.
Delivery Mode
Program Type
Full qualification
Estimated Duration
10 months (full-time)
Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media
Cost
Standard fee:
$13,880.00
Estimated fee: $0.00 to $3,860.00
for support.
Delivery Mode
Program Type
Full qualification
Estimated Duration
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Applied Aboriginal Studies
Cost
Standard fee:
$7,890.00
Estimated fee: $0.00 to $3,680.00
for support.
Delivery Mode
Program Type
Full qualification
Estimated Duration
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Certificate II in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Cultural Arts
Cost
Standard fee:
$5,450.00
Estimated fee: $0.00 to $1,050.00
for support.
Delivery Mode
Program Type
Full qualification
Estimated Duration
6 - 7 months (full-time)
Certificate II in Applied Digital Technologies
Cost
Standard fee:
$4,360.00
Estimated fee: $0.00 to $880.00
for support.
NSW Fee Free
Delivery Mode
Program Type
Full qualification
Estimated Duration
2 - 3 months (full-time)
Certificate II in Applied Digital Technologies
Cost
Standard fee:
$4,360.00
Estimated fee: $0.00 to $880.00
for support.
Delivery Mode
Program Type
Traineeship
Estimated Duration
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Certificate II in Computer Assembly and Repair
Cost
Standard fee:
$4,100.00
Estimated fee: $0.00 to $1,220.00
for support.
Delivery Mode
Currently unavailable
Program Type
Full qualification
Estimated Duration
5 months (full-time)
Certificate II in Electronics
Cost
Standard fee:
$4,630.00
Estimated fee: $0.00 to $1,220.00
for support.
Delivery Mode
Program Type
Traineeship
Estimated Duration
8 - 12 months (full-time)
