Certificate IV in Marketing and Communication

After completing this course, you'll be qualified to work in a range of positions across the marketing and communications industry, including marketing assistant, public relations officer, customer service officer, marketing administrator, or in an entry-level position at an advertising agency. Further study could lead to management roles in marketing across a range of industries.

Tuition fees vary depending on eligibility: the concession fee is $850, the government subsidised fee is $4,250, and the non-subsidised fee is $6,850. The maximum annual amenities fee is $180 (concession) or $260 (government subsidised and non-subsidised). Total payable is $1,030 (concession), $4,510 (government subsidised), or $7,110 (non-subsidised). This training is delivered with Victorian and Commonwealth Government funding.

There are no formal entrance requirements, and you will not be expected to have any marketing experience or knowledge prior to enrolling in this course. However, all potential learners will undertake a pre-training review and an LLN assessment to determine their ACSF level and any additional support requirements.

The course is delivered on-campus through interactive, face-to-face learning at Melbourne Polytechnic's Preston Campus. A variety of engaging and practical assessment methods are used, including tests, written assignments, individual and group presentations, and case studies.

Yes. Successful completion of this course will enable you to enrol in the Diploma of Marketing and Communication at Melbourne Polytechnic, which can further lead to management roles in marketing across a range of industries.