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Diploma of Government Investigations (Group Training) PSP50416
PSP50416
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Qualification Snapshot
A quick overview of what this qualification offers and who it's designed for.
Diploma (AQF Level 5)
Nationally recognised
Group Training + Dedicated Support
Delivery method
10 Days Classroom Training
Subject to consultation
Government Investigations
Key career outcome
Diploma (AQF Level 5)
Nationally recognised
Group Training + Dedicated Support
Delivery method
10 Days Classroom Training
Subject to consultation
Government Investigations
Key career outcome
Overview
The Diploma of Government Investigations PSP50416 is a specialist qualification that covers the competencies required to conduct and coordinate investigations. It’s open to teams of professionals interested in earning a diploma in a group setting, rather than through individual learning.
This nationally recognised diploma is designed primarily for professionals who work in a government regulatory or statutory authority, but it is transferable across different industries.
Churchill Education uses a variety of methods to deliver group training for the Diploma of Government Investigations, including:
- Classroom training: a facilitator leading a course in the traditional classroom environment, incorporating a post-course assessment
- Field training
- External role players
- Workplace-based assessment that is relevant to the work, including on-the-job reports from supervisors
- Self-paced classroom materials
The course is delivered either in two consecutive five-day business weeks or in two five-day business weeks with a four-week gap in between.
Key Competency
Is this qualification right for you?
This qualification is intended for professionals who require training in investigative operations. This particular version is designed for groups of investigators, rather than individuals. This qualification is not suitable for private organisations; applicants must be working in Government roles.
Experience Snapshot
You can apply for the Diploma of Government Investigations (Group Training) PSP50416 if your group works in a governmental environment that requires investigative skills and responsibilities in compliance and/or enforcement. This can include conducting an investigation, detecting and coordinating fraud responses, allocating resources, and enforcing compliance.
Who this is suitable for
Regulations officers
Senior investigation officers
Professionals with a background in compliance
Operational or strategic task specialists
Senior-level government employees or military personnel
Industries Commonly Eligible
Government
Operational Level
Security & Risk
Mid-operational Level
Defence
Operational Level
Security & Risk
Operational Level
Police & Emergency Services
Mid-operational Level
Infrastructure
Entry-mid Level
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Submit Evidence
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Assessment Review
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Units and Competencies
Explore the core and elective units where your team’s workplace experience is assessed for a Diploma of Government Investigations (Group Training) PSP50416.
Require Qualification Structure
Qualification Overview
The Diploma of Government Investigations (Group Training) PSP50416 applies to professionals who need to study investigation coordination and operational skills. Students/Clients will be required to demonstrate their ability to apply integrated technical and theoretical concepts in a range of contexts, and undertake advanced duties in a government investigations environment.
Unit Structure Summary
- 11 units total: 5 core units + 6 elective units
- Elective units are selected in line with investigation and regulatory practice requirements
Core Units
PSPETH003 Promote the values and ethos of public service
Promote ethical standards to model and foster integrity and avoid conflicts of interest.
PSPLEG003 Promote compliance with legislation in the public sector
Encourage others to comply with public sector legislation while conducting an investigation.
PSPINV002 Conduct an investigation
Conduct an investigation in line with commonwealth and/or jurisdictional law.
PSPREG021 Coordinate investigation process
Direct others in undertaking their duties as part of an investigation.
PSPREG026 Review and evaluate investigations
Assess the standards of investigations and ensure they are in line with commonwealth and/or jurisdictional law.
Elective Units
BSBWHS401 Implement and monitor WHS policies, procedures and programs to meet legislative requirements
BSBTWK503 Manage meetings
Organise and lead meetings in a government investigations environment.
BSBPEF501 Manage personal and professional development
Support and encourage the development of yourself and others.
PSPGEN045 Coordinate resource allocation and usage
Ensure a practical and appropriate allocation of resources in the course of an investigation.
PSPGEN054 Use complex workplace communication strategies
Use a variety of complex communication strategies to convey information.
BSBWHS501 Ensure a safe workplace
Promote and coordinate WHS in a government workplace.
Key Competencies
- Apply critical thinking to assess compliance standards
- Produce complex documents
- Coordinate resources and allocate them effectively
- Assess safety protocols and minimise risk
- Communicate fraud control awareness
Pathways
This qualification is primarily designed for public sector organisations, but is transferable to other industries such as the military or infrastructure. Our graduates have transitioned into roles with titles such as Senior Investigations Officer, Policy Officer, and Supervisory Administrator. It can also be used as evidence for progression towards other qualifications.
Job outcomes and salary insights
Understand the career and financial value this qualification can deliver.
$83,200 - $110,760
Typical Salary Range
High
Industry Demand
Strong Growth
Employment Outlook
$83,200 - $110,760
Typical Salary Range
High
Industry Demand
Strong Growth
Employment Outlook
Salary data based on Australian Bureau of Statistics and industry sources. Individual outcomes may vary based on experience, location, and role.
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Government Investigations career pathways
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Advanced practical and supervisory capability in government investigations.
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Advanced Diploma of Government Investigations PSP60122
Strategic leadership and specialist expertise in government investigations.
What this qualification can lead to
Read our complete RPL guide→Graduates can use this qualification as supporting evidence when applying for operational and senior-level investigatory positions. The primary career pathway is in the public sector, but it is also applicable to other sectors, such as the emergency services and military.
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Which diploma course is best for a government job?
It depends on your preferred pathway within the government, but a Diploma of Government Investigations (Group Training) PSP50416 is a good choice. It’s a direct qualification for the public sector and is designed to equip teams with the skills needed to conduct investigations in a government setting.
What skills does the Diploma of Government Investigations (Group Training) PSP50416 assess?
The skills assessed for the Diploma of Government Investigations (Group Training) PSP50416 may include, but are not limited to:
- Resource allocation
- Managing complex workplace communication strategies
- Successfully executing investigation processes
- Working with partnered government agencies
- Adhering to Australian government investigation standards
- Maintaining a safe workplace
- Ensuring compliance with legislation
What's the difference between the Diploma and Advanced Diploma in Government Investigations (Group Training) PSP50146?
The PSP50416 Diploma of Government Investigations is designed for professionals working in mid-level investigative roles, focusing on the practical skills and frameworks used in conducting and managing investigations within government agencies.
The PSP50116 Advanced Diploma of Government Investigations builds upon this foundation and is suited to those progressing into senior or strategic leadership positions. It extends into complex case management, governance, and oversight responsibilities—ideal for experienced investigators or teams aiming to lead and mentor others in investigative practice.
Is the Diploma of Government Investigations (Group Training) PSP50416 a nationally recognised qualification?
Yes, the Diploma of Government Investigations (Group Training) PSP50416 is recognised nationally. It meets Australia’s Higher Education Standards and is issued under the Australian Qualification Framework.
How long does the training process take?
The core base of our group training consists of 10 days of face-to-face training. From there, we work with you to determine what structure will best suit your team’s needs. For example, you could opt for:
- 2 x 5-day consecutive business weeks face-to-face, then a period of 4 to 6 weeks to complete post-course assessments; or
- 1 x 5-day business week, return to the workforce for 4 weeks, then return to the classroom for 1 x 5-day business week, then a period of 4 to 6 weeks to complete post-course assessments.
The final method of delivery is determined in consultation with the customer, and delivery is arranged at a mutually agreeable timetable.
Can our team continue to work full-time while earning this qualification?
We would recommend against continuing to work full-time while earning the Diploma of Government Investigations (Group Training) PSP50416. Unlike our RPL qualifications, this diploma requires classroom learning over several working days. Attempting to complete it while continuing to work full-time might not be practical, although there will be exceptions depending on your personal circumstances.