Short Course
Alcohol and Other Drugs Short Course
Mode of study: 100% Online Self-Paced
No Exams
The Alcohol and Other Drugs Short Course is a 12-week professional development program delivered 100% online by Hader Institute of Education (RTO 45162), awarding a Statement of Attainment for 8 nationally recognised units. You will build foundational skills in AOD support practice, brief interventions, mental health co-occurrence, cultural safety, and legal and ethical frameworks, ready for entry-level AOD support work in Australia.
In this qualification, you will learn to:
- Deliver professional and person-centred support
Provide client centred support to people affected by alcohol and other drugs, using practical skills to promote safety, dignity, and recovery focused care. - Promote advocacy, inclusion, and cultural safety
Work respectfully with diverse communities, applying culturally responsive practice and promoting inclusive support for people impacted by alcohol and other drugs. - Apply legal, ethical, and professional standards
Apply legal and ethical frameworks relevant to alcohol and other drugs support, including privacy, boundaries, and duty of care across community based settings. - Communicate and collaborate effectively
Use effective communication to build rapport, coordinate support, and collaborate with services to strengthen client engagement and continuity of care. - Facilitate community engagement and resilience
Support positive change through brief interventions, practical guidance, and community based strategies that help people progress toward safer choices.
Course Outcomes
Graduates of Alcohol and Other Drugs Short Course are equipped for entry-level roles including AOD Support Worker, Community Support Worker, Outreach Worker, Case Worker, and Crisis Intervention Worker. Entry-level salaries in AOD support start around $75,000. The nationally recognised Statement of Attainment also provides a credit-eligible pathway into the CHC43215 Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs.
Salary figures are indicative only, sourced from Seek (seek.com.au) and Jora (au.jora.com) July 2026. These figures are not a guarantee of earnings. Actual salaries vary based on employer, location, experience and qualifications.
Study Pathways
- Continue Studying CHC43215 Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs
- Continue Studying CHC53215 Diploma of Alcohol and Other Drugs
Course Units
CHCDIV001: Work with Diverse People
This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to work effectively with a range of diverse individuals, families, carers and/or communities.
It applies to workers who interface with diverse people as part of their job role. It includes interacting with people from diverse backgrounds in a range of contexts. It also includes having an awareness of own personal values, attitudes and beliefs and how these may impact working with diverse people.
At the end of this unit, students should be able to:
- Engage diverse individuals, families, carers and/or communities in a way that meets their needs promote their strengths and are culturally safe.
- Communicate with diverse individuals, families, carers and/or communities using methods and language that are appropriate to their needs.
- Promote the inclusion and participation of diverse individuals, families, carers and/or communities.
- Use effective interpersonal skills to support the development of respectful relationships with diverse individuals, families, carers and/or communities.
- Reflect on personal values, attitudes and beliefs and how they may impact working with diverse individuals
It applies to workers across a range of community work and services contexts who take responsibility for their own outputs within an established framework. They work under broad supervision and guidance from others.
CHCDIV002: Promote Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Cultural Safety
This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to promote Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander cultural safety within own job role.
This unit applies to workers across a broad range of community service contexts who work collaboratively with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people. They may work with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander individuals, families or communities in a direct service capacity or in an indirect service capacity.
Workers at this level maintain cultural safety by ensuring their own attitudes, knowledge, behaviours, and values do not judgementally affect service provision.
They work to ensure that the service environment and delivery are culturally safe for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander clients. This includes promoting the use of interpreters and other strategies to facilitate communication.
Workers may be required to provide leadership and guidance to others in promoting Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander cultural safety.
This unit applies to workers across a range of community work and services contexts who take responsibility for their own outputs within an established framework. They work under broad supervision and guidance from others.
CHCCOM002: Use Communication to Build Relationships
This unit covers the skills and knowledge required to use communication to build relationships. It includes identifying opportunities and strategies for building relationships, using effective communication techniques, and maintaining relationships.
This unit is relevant to workers in a range of community, health and human service contexts who work with clients, co-workers and other stakeholders.
This unit is important because it will provide you with the skills and knowledge to use communication to build relationships. It is also important to be able to maintain these relationships.
On successful completion of this unit, you will be able to:
- Identify opportunities and strategies for building relationships
- Use effective communication techniques
- Maintain relationships.
CHCDFV001: Recognise and Respond Appropriately to Domestic and Family Violence
This unit covers the knowledge and skills required to recognise and respond appropriately to domestic and family violence. This includes understanding the dynamics of domestic and family violence, identifying signs of domestic and family violence, and responding safely and effectively to disclosures of domestic and family violence.
Handling domestic and family violence is a complex task. This unit will give you the skills and knowledge to safely and effectively support people experiencing or at risk of domestic and family violence.
At the end of this unit, you will be able to:
- Understand the dynamics of domestic and family violence
- Identify signs of domestic and family violence
- Respond safely and effectively to disclosures of domestic and family violence
- Refer clients who disclose domestic and family violence to appropriate services.
CHCLEG001: Work Legally and Ethically
This unit covers the legislation and professional, ethical frameworks governing the mental health industry. Learners will be able to identify and apply appropriate legal and ethical principles in the provision of mental health services.
This unit is important because it ensures that workers in the mental health industry are providing services in a legal and ethical manner. It is crucial that all workers in this industry understand the relevant legislation and professional, ethical frameworks in order to provide safe and effective services to their clients.
At the end of this unit, you will be able to:
- Identify and apply relevant legislation and professional, ethical frameworks in the provision of mental health services
- Understand the implications of non-compliance with legal and ethical requirements
- Access and interpret mental health legislation and professional, ethical frameworks
CHCMHS001: Work with people with mental health issues
This unit covers the skills and knowledge required to establish respectful and supportive relationships with people experiencing mental health issues. Learners will develop an understanding of mental health, identify individual needs, and work collaboratively to provide appropriate support within their role and scope of practice.
This unit is important because workers across a range of community services, health, and support settings regularly interact with people experiencing mental health issues. Understanding how to communicate effectively, respond appropriately, and provide person-centred support helps promote positive outcomes, wellbeing, and recovery while ensuring services are delivered safely and respectfully.
At the end of this unit, you will be able to:
- Establish positive and supportive working relationships with people experiencing mental health issues
- Identify and respond appropriately to the needs and goals of individuals
- Apply person-centred and recovery-oriented approaches when providing support
- Recognise the impact of mental health issues on daily living and wellbeing
- Work collaboratively with individuals, carers, and other service providers
- Maintain professional boundaries and reflect on your own work practices to improve service delivery
CHCAOD001: Work in an Alcohol and Other Drugs Context
This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to work in an alcohol and other drugs context. It covers identifying clients with AOD issues, working with clients who have AOD issues, and referral of clients with AOD issues.
This unit applies to workers who provide direct alcohol and other drugs services to clients. They work under general supervision and may have responsibility for leading other workers.
CHCCCS014: Provide brief interventions
This unit provides students with the skills and knowledge required to provide brief interventions. Students will learn how to identify and respond to the needs of individuals and groups using a range of communication methods.
This unit is important because it helps students to develop the skills they need to provide support to people who are experiencing difficulties in their lives. By completing this unit, students will be better equipped to provide effective support to clients.
At the end of this unit, you will be able to:
- Identify and respond to the needs of individuals and groups
- Use a range of communication methods
- Provide support to clients
I’ve been studying with Hader Institute for the past year and am currently completing my Diploma in Youth Work. My experience so far has been nothing short of outstanding.I’ve had the absolute pleasure of having Viki as my lecturer. She consistently delivers rich, detailed education throughout our online classes. Viki is approachable, enthusiastic, and always eager to answer any question—never with judgment, always with encouragement.Hader Institute itself is incredibly supportive. They regularly check in with phone calls to see how I’m progressing and to offer any additional support I might need. That level of care is rare and genuinely appreciated.The learning environment is both supportive and informative. Compared to other institutions I’ve studied at, I can honestly say I’ve never felt so comfortable, accepted, and encouraged in an educational setting. The sense of being valued as a student makes a huge difference.Highly recommend Hader Institute to anyone looking to further their education in a welcoming and empowering environment.
I'm really glad I chose to study at Hader. A big shoutout to my lecturer Blake for being so encouraging and always taking the time to explain things clearly. Also, thank you to the learner support team, they’ve been super helpful whenever I needed a hand
I’ve been working in Community Services for the past six years. I got into this work because I love helping people, not because of my studies. When I finally decided to study, I spent a lot of time looking for the best option that would fit my life. I was working full-time as a youth worker, married, and had a newborn at home. I couldn’t go to face-to-face classes, so studying online was my only choice.I’m over 40 and hadn’t studied in more than 20 years, so starting again was really hard. Learning how to use a new website, understanding how the classes and assessments worked, and even things like what “RPL” meant were all new to me. After a long week at work, keeping up with classes felt overwhelming. I think it’s tough for any adult to go back to studying after so long.Even though it was a big challenge, the Hader Institute supported me all the way. They guided me, kept me on track, and made me feel like I was part of something. But the real difference for me was Viki Hannah. Her kindness, patience, and encouragement really helped me move forward. She saw the experience I already had and helped me believe in myself during some really hard times. I feel like I found a mentor without even looking for one — and that’s something special.I truly hope I can keep in touch with Viki, and it’s good to know I can always reach out to Hader Institute again if I ever need support.
Viki Hannah was an absolute great help to me during my course, provided me with one on one support every week to help me get through all my roleplay assessments, I alway felt that Viki went out of her way to make sure that I was supported in every way that I needed to be able to complete my study.had a great experience during my final work placement observation. Charlotte’s instructions to help me prepare for the assessment were very clear and helpful, and she also supported me with a job I am applying for. I’m very grateful for the guidance and support I received from Hader Institute of Education!
My Trainer was Viki Hannah, what I liked most about our work together in classes and assessment support was how approachable and supportive you were. You always explained things clearly and took the time to make sure I understood, especially when I felt unsure about certain parts of the work. Your encouragement really helped boost my confidence. You made a real positive difference to my experience. For example, during my assessment preparation, you gave really helpful one-to-one guidance that made the tasks feel more manageable. I felt more organised and motivated because of your help. Thank you
A great place to study with, and a massive thank you to Cayan! An absolute awesome educator with sound knowledge and always happy to go above and beyond to get his students across the line. A top bloke as well. Couldn't be happier with the way he conducts himself professionally.
I want to thank Hader for hearing my special need's for my cert 4 AOD course and connecting me with Viki Hannah.Viki has dedicated her time with me to answer any concerns and question's regarding my studies. Viki has always been attentive to help me understand where I may be having trouble understanding. Viki does this by using her amazing skills in communication, compassion, empathy, experience and wisdom.I would also like to thank the amazing Duane for doing the same while facilitating our weekly 3 hour class. Hader has a great team of dedicated people and I feel happy that I chose Hader.
The best staff and study experience. Really positive environment and helping nature of everyone listening to the queries and everything. I am glad I made the right decision. My trainer Viki is the most supportive and emotionally intelligent woman. She is someone you can always rely upon.
My experiences with Hader has been wonderful and they have made me feel right at home in my studies in cert IV mental health.Cayan has been the teacher for our Wednesday night classes and he has been amazing in his delivery of the units we have completed and is always readily available with any help or advice we need.He is a very valued part of the institute of education and comes highly recommended.I would also like to give a shout out to Vicki who has been ready to answer any queries I have had and provide any extra guidance I have needed.My Initial contact person Sasha was amazing in explaining the ins and out of the course structures and so on and is also always available to answer any of my questions.I have also had conversations with Mika, a learning support officer who has been, and is a treasure trove of information and has been a fantastic support throughout.Whether you are starting out your education journey or trying to get back into the workforce in a second career through further learning, Hader Institute has you covered in all angles and will ensure you succeed in whichever career path you choose.Best wishesMartin O'Connor
I am delighted to provide a referral based on my experience studying with the Hader Institute. After much contemplation, I began my studies in late October, enrolling in the Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD). At the age of 55, I initially worried that I might be “too old” to return to education. To my surprise and delight, I’ve nearly completed my first course and have even progressed to the AOD Diploma.Choosing the right educational institution was a significant decision for me. The affordability of Hader’s fees and the flexible content delivery were key factors that made it stand out. I’ve found the option to attend Duane’s incredibly informative online classes when needed invaluable, while also having the freedom to request extra modules so I can study at my own pace.The support I’ve received from the trainers has been exceptional. Mika, in particular, has been wonderfully encouraging, and Sasha’s patience and wealth of knowledge have made navigating my studies much easier, even as I ask countless questions. As someone who isn’t particularly comfortable with technology, I’ve also greatly appreciated the simplicity and user-friendliness of the Axcelerate portal—it’s been such a relief.Embarking on this journey was a big decision, but I am now immensely grateful that I chose Hader Institute. The support, flexibility, and resources provided have made all the difference, and I’m thrilled with the progress I’ve made so far.
I’ve been studying with Hader Institute for the past year and am currently completing my Diploma in Youth Work. My experience so far has been nothing short of outstanding.I’ve had the absolute pleasure of having Viki as my lecturer. She consistently delivers rich, detailed education throughout our online classes. Viki is approachable, enthusiastic, and always eager to answer any question—never with judgment, always with encouragement.Hader Institute itself is incredibly supportive. They regularly check in with phone calls to see how I’m progressing and to offer any additional support I might need. That level of care is rare and genuinely appreciated.The learning environment is both supportive and informative. Compared to other institutions I’ve studied at, I can honestly say I’ve never felt so comfortable, accepted, and encouraged in an educational setting. The sense of being valued as a student makes a huge difference.Highly recommend Hader Institute to anyone looking to further their education in a welcoming and empowering environment.
I'm really glad I chose to study at Hader. A big shoutout to my lecturer Blake for being so encouraging and always taking the time to explain things clearly. Also, thank you to the learner support team, they’ve been super helpful whenever I needed a hand
I’ve been working in Community Services for the past six years. I got into this work because I love helping people, not because of my studies. When I finally decided to study, I spent a lot of time looking for the best option that would fit my life. I was working full-time as a youth worker, married, and had a newborn at home. I couldn’t go to face-to-face classes, so studying online was my only choice.I’m over 40 and hadn’t studied in more than 20 years, so starting again was really hard. Learning how to use a new website, understanding how the classes and assessments worked, and even things like what “RPL” meant were all new to me. After a long week at work, keeping up with classes felt overwhelming. I think it’s tough for any adult to go back to studying after so long.Even though it was a big challenge, the Hader Institute supported me all the way. They guided me, kept me on track, and made me feel like I was part of something. But the real difference for me was Viki Hannah. Her kindness, patience, and encouragement really helped me move forward. She saw the experience I already had and helped me believe in myself during some really hard times. I feel like I found a mentor without even looking for one — and that’s something special.I truly hope I can keep in touch with Viki, and it’s good to know I can always reach out to Hader Institute again if I ever need support.
Viki Hannah was an absolute great help to me during my course, provided me with one on one support every week to help me get through all my roleplay assessments, I alway felt that Viki went out of her way to make sure that I was supported in every way that I needed to be able to complete my study.had a great experience during my final work placement observation. Charlotte’s instructions to help me prepare for the assessment were very clear and helpful, and she also supported me with a job I am applying for. I’m very grateful for the guidance and support I received from Hader Institute of Education!
My Trainer was Viki Hannah, what I liked most about our work together in classes and assessment support was how approachable and supportive you were. You always explained things clearly and took the time to make sure I understood, especially when I felt unsure about certain parts of the work. Your encouragement really helped boost my confidence. You made a real positive difference to my experience. For example, during my assessment preparation, you gave really helpful one-to-one guidance that made the tasks feel more manageable. I felt more organised and motivated because of your help. Thank you
A great place to study with, and a massive thank you to Cayan! An absolute awesome educator with sound knowledge and always happy to go above and beyond to get his students across the line. A top bloke as well. Couldn't be happier with the way he conducts himself professionally.
I want to thank Hader for hearing my special need's for my cert 4 AOD course and connecting me with Viki Hannah.Viki has dedicated her time with me to answer any concerns and question's regarding my studies. Viki has always been attentive to help me understand where I may be having trouble understanding. Viki does this by using her amazing skills in communication, compassion, empathy, experience and wisdom.I would also like to thank the amazing Duane for doing the same while facilitating our weekly 3 hour class. Hader has a great team of dedicated people and I feel happy that I chose Hader.
The best staff and study experience. Really positive environment and helping nature of everyone listening to the queries and everything. I am glad I made the right decision. My trainer Viki is the most supportive and emotionally intelligent woman. She is someone you can always rely upon.
My experiences with Hader has been wonderful and they have made me feel right at home in my studies in cert IV mental health.Cayan has been the teacher for our Wednesday night classes and he has been amazing in his delivery of the units we have completed and is always readily available with any help or advice we need.He is a very valued part of the institute of education and comes highly recommended.I would also like to give a shout out to Vicki who has been ready to answer any queries I have had and provide any extra guidance I have needed.My Initial contact person Sasha was amazing in explaining the ins and out of the course structures and so on and is also always available to answer any of my questions.I have also had conversations with Mika, a learning support officer who has been, and is a treasure trove of information and has been a fantastic support throughout.Whether you are starting out your education journey or trying to get back into the workforce in a second career through further learning, Hader Institute has you covered in all angles and will ensure you succeed in whichever career path you choose.Best wishesMartin O'Connor
I am delighted to provide a referral based on my experience studying with the Hader Institute. After much contemplation, I began my studies in late October, enrolling in the Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD). At the age of 55, I initially worried that I might be “too old” to return to education. To my surprise and delight, I’ve nearly completed my first course and have even progressed to the AOD Diploma.Choosing the right educational institution was a significant decision for me. The affordability of Hader’s fees and the flexible content delivery were key factors that made it stand out. I’ve found the option to attend Duane’s incredibly informative online classes when needed invaluable, while also having the freedom to request extra modules so I can study at my own pace.The support I’ve received from the trainers has been exceptional. Mika, in particular, has been wonderfully encouraging, and Sasha’s patience and wealth of knowledge have made navigating my studies much easier, even as I ask countless questions. As someone who isn’t particularly comfortable with technology, I’ve also greatly appreciated the simplicity and user-friendliness of the Axcelerate portal—it’s been such a relief.Embarking on this journey was a big decision, but I am now immensely grateful that I chose Hader Institute. The support, flexibility, and resources provided have made all the difference, and I’m thrilled with the progress I’ve made so far.
Application Process
Step 1: Apply
Complete a Pre-Enrolment Application over the phone with our Admissions Team, or online via our website by clicking the “Apply Now” button.
Step 2: Assessment
Take a short Online Literacy and Numeracy Quiz to assess your current skills and ensure the right level of support throughout your studies.
Step 3: Pre-Training Interview
Join a quick Orientation Call with our team to confirm your eligibility requirements, availability, and acceptance into your chosen course.
Step 4: Acceptance
Once accepted, you’ll receive your Letter of Acceptance along with your login details to access our online learning platform and commence your studies.
Course Fees and Payment Options
To ensure that learners can fully participate in the course and meet all requirements, the following entry conditions apply:
- Be at least 18 years of age.
- Must be an Australian citizen, a permanent resident, or hold a visa with full work and study rights.
- Have completed a Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) assessment via the LLN Robot platform and met the Australian Core Skills Framework (ACSF) Level 3 standard prior to enrolment.
- Have sound computer skills, including:
- Ability to navigate software systems.
- Intermediate use of Microsoft Word (formatting, tables, editing) to complete assessments.
- Have access to a laptop or desktop computer with a reliable internet connection to complete online modules. Full minimum system requirements, including operating system, RAM, and browser specifications, are available on the Hader Institute of Education website and in your Learner Handbook.
- Complete a Pre-Training Review interview (via phone) to confirm eligibility and readiness to undertake the course.
This online short course in Alcohol & Other Drugs offers a flexible, self-paced learning environment, allowing you to balance study with other commitments. The short course includes pre-recorded teaching sessions, providing an interactive and engaging learning experience. You will also have access to real-world case studies and support from experienced instructors.
Accreditation
Upon successful completion, learners will receive a statement of attainment recognising the units of competency completed. These units can be used to credit transfer to create a pathway into further education, such as a (CHC43215) Certificate IV in Alcohol & Other Drugs or (CHC53215) Diploma of Alcohol & Other Drugs or related field.
Hader Institute provides support to all learners through the trainer and the Hader Institute of Education Learner Support Officer.
The assessment is conducted using a combination of realistic workplace tasks, projects, knowledge tests, response to case studies and feedback from supervisors. The following provides a brief explanation of the assessment methods that are to be applied: Written tasks; Case Study; Practical Activities and Demonstrations. You will also complete approximately 12 role plays to demonstrate your practical skills, including 1 assessor-led role plays and 11 non-assessor-led role plays based on realistic workplace scenarios.
Accreditation
Upon successful completion, learners will receive a statement of attainment recognising the units of competency completed. These units can be used to credit transfer to create a pathway into further education, such as a CHC42021 Certificate IV or CHC52021 in Community Services or related field.
What is the difference between the Alcohol and Other Drugs Short Course vs Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs Online?
The Alcohol and Other Drugs Short Course focuses on foundational AOD support, brief interventions, and cultural safety across 8 nationally recognised units, awarded as a Statement of Attainment. The CHC43215 Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs focuses on AOD assessment, intervention planning, and client-centred practice as a full AQF Level 4 qualification. Both are 100% online at Hader.
Comparison data is general and current as of July 2026. AQF levels are sourced from the Australian Qualifications Framework (aqf.edu.au). Certificate IV duration, delivery, and qualification details reflect Hader Institute of Education's current course offering (CHC43215 Course Guide v3.1) and the unit requirements on the National Register (training.gov.au). Career outcomes are indicative only and not a guarantee of employment. This comparison is a general guide to help you explore your options, and our team is here to talk through the path that best suits your goals.
How long and how you'll study the Alcohol and Other Drugs Short Course?
Hader's AOD Short Course runs over 3 months and is delivered 100% online with self-paced study via the aXcelerate portal and optional weekly virtual classes. No traditional exams. Assessment is via written tasks, case studies, and practical activities. No work placement is required to complete the course.
Here is your recommended learning hours breakdown to help you stay on track throughout the course:
Is the Alcohol and Other Drugs Short Course a nationally recognised qualification?
No. Hader's Alcohol and Other Drugs Short Course awards a Statement of Attainment for 8 nationally recognised units. It is not a full AQF qualification. It is a professional development entry point into AOD support work. Learners who want a nationally recognised qualification can progress into the CHC43215 Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs.
What does the Alcohol and Other Drugs Short Course cover?
The 12-week AOD Short Course at Hader covers 8 nationally recognised units including working in an AOD context (CHCAOD001), providing brief interventions (CHCCCS014), working with people with mental health issues (CHCMHS001), domestic and family violence response (CHCDFV001), cultural safety, legal and ethical practice, communication, and reflective practice. All content is delivered 100% online.
What jobs can you get after an AOD short course?
After completing Hader's AOD Short Course, learners are positioned for entry-level roles as AOD Support Workers, Community Support Workers, Outreach Workers, Case Workers, and Crisis Intervention Workers. Typical entry-level salaries in AOD support start around $75,000. The course is a recognised first step before progressing to the CHC43215 Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs.
Can you do the AOD Short Course online?
Yes. Hader's Alcohol and Other Drugs Short Course is delivered 100% online over 12 weeks via the aXcelerate portal with self-paced study modules. The course does not require on-campus attendance. Learners complete 8 nationally recognised units of competency, supported by Hader's trainer team and monthly learner support outreach. No work placement is required.
Course Outcomes & Recognition
Why Study at Hader Institute of Education?
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Learn anywhere, anytime, and at your own pace with our online courses — plus access to weekly virtual teaching sessions, recorded lectures, and exclusive masterclasses with industry professionals.
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From the moment you commence your studies, we'll help you with resume polishing, cover letters and finding the right role.
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Online trainers & assessors
Our online trainer & assessors are qualified, dedicated professionals who have current industry experience and qualifications in a range of industries. Their industry experience is continually up to date by participating in professional development activities, therefore giving our learners the best practical industry experience.
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