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CHC81115Graduate Diploma of Family Dispute Resolution

Graduate-level qualification for family dispute resolution practitioners, aligned to accreditation requirements under the Family Law Act.

What you receive for every unit

  • Learner guide

    Full unit content with activities, case studies and legislation references.

  • Student assessment booklet

    All tasks with instructions, conditions, submission checklists and declarations.

  • Assessor marking guide

    Benchmark answers, observation checklists and decision-making rules.

  • Assessment mapping

    Task-by-task mapping to every unit requirement and the principles of assessment.

  • Session plan and slides

    Sequenced delivery plan with an editable presentation deck.

  • Placement or simulation kit

    Logbook, third-party report and scenario pack where the unit requires it.

  • Validation record

    Pre-use validation and version history.

  • Self-study guide

    Structured reading and activity plan for online and distance learners.

Packaging rules

10 units of competency are required for this qualification: 6 core units and 4 elective units, selected in line with the packaging rules on training.gov.au. Learners must complete at least 50 hours of work placement, and our placement logbook and third-party reports cover this evidence.

Core units for CHC81115
Core unitTitleStatus
CHCDFV008Manage responses to domestic and family violence in family workAvailable
CHCDSP001Facilitate dispute resolution in the family law contextAvailable
CHCDSP002Adhere to ethical standards in family dispute resolutionAvailable
CHCDSP003Support the safety of vulnerable parties in dispute resolutionAvailable
CHCFAM001Operate in a family law environmentAvailable
CHCFAM002Work with a child-focused approachAvailable

Elective units are available individually. Ask for the full unit list with your sample request.

Compliance features for CHC81115

  • Every assessment task mapped to elements, performance criteria, performance evidence, knowledge evidence, foundation skills and assessment conditions.
  • Benchmark answers and observation checklists with decision-making rules so multiple assessors reach the same judgement.
  • Reasonable adjustment and re-assessment guidance written into the assessor guide.
  • Pre-use validation record and version control history supplied with every unit.
  • Placement logbook, supervisor declaration and third-party report templates aligned to the mandatory work placement requirement.

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