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Briefing Report: Assessment Task 2
Briefing Report: Assessment Task 2
Briefing Report
In each campus of both Brisbane and Sydney, will require a receptionist, a student service officer and
four trainers. Existing staff at the Melbourne campus will complete all other staff functions until such
time as student numbers increase substantially. It is anticipated that maximum student numbers will be
up to 50 students at each of the new campuses.
The College currently employs 24 staff members including the CEO, a Marketing Manager and Marketing
Assistant, Human Resources Manager, Finance Manager, Administration Manager, Office Assistant,
Receptionist, Academic Manager, Student Services Officer, and approximately 14 trainers.
Human resources information systems: the current human resources system is basic. Staff files
are kept in a filing cabinet and payroll is managed through accounting software. There is interest
in migrating to an advanced HR information system as the business grows and has multiple sites.
Costs need to be identified.
Induction is limited to a couple of hours at the beginning of an employee’s employment. There is
no follow up.
Job analysis and design: no formal systems in place.
Recruitment and selection: there is a desire to identify recruitment and selection strategies that
ensure the recruitment of quality staff.
Staff retention and succession planning: no formal systems are in place.
Review of Changes
Staff Review
In each campus of both Brisbane and Sydney, will require a receptionist, a student service officer and
four trainers. Existing staff at the Melbourne campus will complete all other staff functions until such
time as student numbers increase substantially.
Trainers and assessors as well as administrative and support staff will be employed part time on casual
contracts initially. Key skills required are high level knowledge and skills in adult learning and the design
and development of assessment tools.