Link into paperless keeping of records
As we learned during the election period, keeping good records is imperative for those in the public eye. But as the world's systems go digital, recordkeeping is no exception.
"The federal government's Digital Transition Policy will soon see all federal government agencies transition to digital recordkeeping," says operations manager with Linked Training, Rachelle Sammut.
This course, targeted at those working in records or information management (as well as those new to the field), practises what it preaches, and is run solely online.
Recognised by Records and Information Management Professionals Australasia, the course aims to keep learning as close to real life as possible. Students are engaged in a virtual world where they act as a records officer in one of two fictional environments.
The students are given real world problems and procedures, like they would experience in the workplace, Sammut says.
Duration: 12-24 months.
Time: Self-paced learning - most students spend four hours a week.
Where: Online.
When: In your own home.
Link: linkedtraining.com.au
Frequently Asked Questions about this Article…
The Certificate IV in Recordkeeping is an online course run by Linked Training that teaches practical recordkeeping and information management skills. It’s designed to reflect real workplace tasks and is delivered entirely online.
The course is targeted at people already working in records or information management as well as those who are new to the field — it’s suitable for beginners and existing records officers wanting formal, practical training.
Yes. The course is recognised by Records and Information Management Professionals Australasia, which helps ensure the content aligns with professional standards in the records sector.
The course is run solely online and uses a virtual learning environment where students act as a records officer in one of two fictional workplaces. Learners tackle real-world problems and procedures to mirror workplace experience.
Duration is typically 12–24 months. It’s self-paced learning, and most students spend about four hours a week on the course.
The course prepares students for the shift to digital records by teaching modern recordkeeping practices. Linked Training notes the federal government’s Digital Transition Policy will see agencies move to digital recordkeeping, so the course aims to build relevant digital skills.
Yes. The course is fully online and designed for study at home, allowing learners to complete modules remotely and at their own pace.
For more details or to enrol, you can visit Linked Training’s website at linkedtraining.com.au, which is cited as the course link in the article.
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