Please Note: Courses are Currently Unavailable Due To Illness
Ideal for international students unable to travel to Australia at present or
professional development for existing vocational teachers.
These courses are hyper-flexible, meaning extended time for each course and no deadlines for assessments.
Choose which course or units you want to study online.
You only pay for the unit(s) you want to study, if you don’t want to study the entire course.
In this course, you will study the following topics:
Unit 1: Understanding Self and Relationships With Others
Unit 2: Understanding Groups and Teams
Unit 3: Life Skills
In this course, you will study the following topics:
Unit 2: The Business Context, Business Planning, Setting Objectives and Key Performance Indicators
Unit 3: Human Resource Management. Law and Industrial Relations
Unit 4: Effective Management Practice
Unit 5: Marketing
Unit 6: Accounting and Financial Management
In this course, you will study the following topics:
Unit 1: The Challenges of the International Business Environment
Unit 2: The Impact of the External Environment on International Business
Unit 3: The Impact of Internal Factors on International Business
Unit 4: Marketing in the International Business Context
In this course, you will study the following topics:
Unit 1: Administration
Unit 2: Marketing
Unit 3: Human Resource Management
Unit 4: Sustainability
In this course, you will study the following topics:
Unit 1: Marketing
Unit 2: Advertising
Unit 3: Information Management
Unit 4: Sustainability
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Those foreigners who hold shares in Chinese tech companies are being warned that all is not well. It is China expert Gordon Chang who explained at Gatestone Institute, where he is a distinguished senior fellow and a member of the advisory board, that the nation controlled by a repressive Communist regime is “on the road […]
While a typhoon largely evaded Taiwan over the weekend, tragedy struck the mainland. Shanghai faced flooding and death while India suffered a landslide in the Himalayas. In a shocking video, one boulder took out a bridge. Several people died. But, speaking of Taiwan’s tendency to fall out of manure smelling like roses, there’s nothing like […]
Originally posted on Craig Hill:
Third Royal Australian Regiment Only five years after the end of the Second World War, Australia became involved in the Korean War. Personnel from the Royal Australian Navy (RAN), Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF), and the Australian Regular Army (ARA) were committed soon after the war began and would serve…
It is 100 years since we were supposedly getting over the war to end all wars, World War I, and forming the League of Nations with the purpose of preventing such a conflict and slaughter happening again. Regrettably, the only good that came out of it was the proposal to form the League of Nations; […]
Last week, the Biden administration warned American companies about the risk of doing business in Hong Kong, citing Beijing’s increasing crackdown on the city. “The bottom line is that businesses should be aware that the risks faced in mainland China are now increasingly present in Hong Kong,” White House press secretary Jen Psaki told reporters. […]
In an ominous new video that was circulated by the Communist Party of China, they vow to use nuclear bombs on Japan “continuously until it’s unconditional surrender” in an all out war if they decide to intervene in China’s planned re-taking of Taiwan. “When we ‘liberate’ Taiwan, if Japan dares to intervene by force – […]
Peace is the absence of war, while war is the absence of peace! A negotiated peace in Afghanistan presents a number of challenges. The duration of the war over several decades has created a number of situations, that requires an in-depth examination in light of the peace negotiations that took place between the United States […]
As early as 2005 John Gersham and Melvin Goodman alerted against the trend of an over-militarized US foreign policy. The warning has been a recurrent theme of American debate, although it gained little traction. The debate recently spilled into mainstream media with The Economist averring that “an over-militarized foreign policy that embraces unrealistic objectives is liable to fail.” […]
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Children account for 15 per cent of Australian farm deaths, says AgHealth study – 15 per cent of farm deaths are children under 14 years old, according to an AgHealth Australia study; A Ballarat farmer says she is shocked almost one in six … Australia’s first body image program for…
Ford unveils lower-priced Mustang Mach-E in China to qualify for subsidies – Previously, this was the only Mach-E priced low enough to qualify for China’s EV subsidies. It was joined by Extended Range RWD and AWD versions as well as the … NZ in ‘position of vulnerability’ over China hacking accusations – New Zealand has […]
Do you currently live in China? Shanghai?
Posted by Mona | January 21, 2012, 19:15Hi Mona. I will send you an email.
Posted by Craig Hill | January 21, 2012, 19:47Hi, cool blog you have there. It’s like reading a high-class new site, good job.
Keep it up!
Posted by kevintriedge | January 23, 2012, 20:27Thanks. Glad you liked it. I still have a long way to go to get it finished.
Posted by Craig Hill | January 23, 2012, 20:44G’Day ! thanks for follwing and your blog is nice !! You live in China right ? You could read some Japanese words too ?! Glad to be here I will follow you too.
Ta ,
Ai See you on blog !
Posted by theinnervoices180 | January 26, 2012, 18:53Yes. I live in China. Liked your blog as well. Glad to have you on board, and hope you like the posts.
Posted by Craig Hill | January 26, 2012, 18:57Craig, I just nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award. Check out my post.
Posted by Mona | February 9, 2012, 16:11Craig, I have a proposal for a book on “Service Management.” It is not the usual “call center” book. It gets into the weeds on all aspects; field, factory, installation, managing work orders, software, failure mechanisms, etc.. Is there any use for this type of book in your neck of the woods? Thanks for reading this.
Posted by Waldo "Wally" Tomosky | February 23, 2012, 06:35It’s not really an area that I deal in, but sounds interesting.
Posted by Craig Hill | February 23, 2012, 08:40Hi Craig! Thanks for checking out my site. Will look at yours in more detail soon…looks very interesting. You obviously have a wealth of knowledge to share. Hope you have a great day…with or without a milkshake 🙂
Posted by Lotus Mama | February 28, 2012, 00:14I liked that milkshake story – quite amazing. Welcome to my site, and hope you can find some stories to pass the time.
Posted by Craig Hill | February 28, 2012, 00:23Hey Craig, I saw you liked my blog. I need some critique on my writing. Is advice free? 🙂
Posted by willemtaute | March 3, 2012, 17:32I just write what I feel; I think that’s the best way to write. My editor does the critique for me; he is very wise and all-knowing 🙂
Posted by Craig Hill | March 3, 2012, 17:51Craig, D’Ellis / “omegetymon” here. Thanks for your viewings, and I’d like to know what your expertise is in International Business. (I’ve a ‘project’ that is a Health research funding tool.) Contact me, if you’d deem so, at grissmiffin@safe-mail.net.
This might be beneficial to “many”.
I’ll keep ‘pecking’-n-“thinking”. You be who you are.
Posted by awinkandanod | March 4, 2012, 03:26I’ll send you an email shortly. Thank you.
Posted by Craig Hill | March 4, 2012, 08:44Hello, and THANKS for the view. You may find the CITIZENTOOLS.wp.com post on …MONSTERS… interesting as I have about Mr Einstein, we’re born three days and SOME apart, but suffered some small learning disabilities.
“D” / om
Posted by awinkandanod | March 16, 2012, 03:57Hi Craig, I would like to personally thank you for all the support you have given to us at Migrant Tales. From your background, I can easily tell that you have a very interesting background. Thank you and enjoy a beautiful Sunday in Shanghai. Enrique
Posted by Migrant Tales | March 25, 2012, 22:11Thanks for following me and for you like responses. Encouragement never hurts, just sets the bar higher. Again, enjoy your work.
Posted by le artiste boots | March 26, 2012, 05:37Thank you for stopping by my blog and liking one of the posts
Posted by boomiebol | May 25, 2012, 13:13Hello! Thanks for liking my posts @ Steel, Brick, and Stone! Please let me know if you have any suggestions for future posts!
Posted by dhdefazio | June 22, 2012, 12:23I want to thank you personally for “Liking” some of the posts on my Word Press Blog, “American Liberal Times.” I am sincerely honored that you would do that.
When I looked at your blog, I was flabbergasted and overwhelmed at the scope and magnitude of your work and the absolutely impeccable intellectualism that it all reflects.
Thanks again for the visit to my blog – – – I will be checking yours often because I feel the work you are doing is vitally important to Human Understanding on a Global basis.
Very Respectfully yours.
John
Posted by John Liming | June 23, 2012, 14:28Hi Craig! Thanks for the like, hope you find it interesting!
Posted by dontbringlulubook | July 13, 2012, 04:22Thank you for following my blog, Craig. I would appreciate any constructive criticisms or advice you may have for me as I go through my writing career. Thank you again!
Posted by everythingilluminate | July 17, 2012, 05:06Hey, just wanted to thank you for the recent ‘likes’ on my blog. You lead an interesting life, Mr. Hill. I spent a month in Australia back in ’87 and had a wonderful time. Again, thanks, from MIke.
Posted by Mike Harkins | July 27, 2012, 08:15I am happy to let you know that I nominated your blog a Super Sweet Blogging Award!
Check out the rules and nomination in this link http://luccav.com/
Posted by cav12 | August 28, 2012, 22:19