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Quite simply, you don’t have what is required for licencing under CASA.
Unlike the CASA Part 66 Exams, there is no legislated time limit window on when a “CASA Basics” exam must be applied to a licence. Hence,…
In reality, it shouldn’t be complicated, as the requirements are set out in the Part 66 Manual of Standards.
Despite the perception in industry, the answer is quite straight forward.
By law, they have to accept any Units of Competency you hold which have been issued by another RTO.
The CASR Part 66 Manual of Standards contains all information relevant to licencing and type ratings. This is periodically updated and can be accessed online
No. Irrespective of the result obtained in any CASA modular exam, the knowledge evidence required for completion of a unit of competency (“MEA”) will not necessarily…
Everything required for licencing is outlined in the Part 66 Manual of Standards.
Basics are no longer used for a pathway to licencing. However, your basics results can be used to grant credit towards CASA modular exams through an…
To satisfy the requirements to have an exclusion removed, there are two distinct parts. Complete the Units of Competency relevant to the exclusion listed the Part…
In short, you shouldn’t be. The assessment requirements for CASA examinations cannot satisfy the assessment requirements for ASQA qualifications.
Simple answer, no. Despite this widespread information provided (incorrectly) by certain training organisations, a 50% pass in a CASA exam WILL NOT SATISFY the ASQA knowledge requirements.