ICT · Information and Communications Technology
Training and assessment resources for the ICT training package. Every qualification below is drawn live from the national register, so this catalogue cannot drift from what is actually current. Mapping matrices, learner guides and assessor marking guides are supplied for each.
A resource is only as good as the evidence it produces.
Every kit is written to the unit of competency, mapped to the performance criteria and evidence requirements, and built to be defensible at audit.
Filter by AQF level. Superseded qualifications are excluded from this list and tracked separately, because advertising a superseded product as available is a compliance problem, not a presentation choice.
| Code | Qualification | Release |
|---|---|---|
| Advanced Diploma1 qualification | ||
| ICT60220 | Advanced Diploma of Information Technology | Release 3 |
| Diploma1 qualification | ||
| ICT50220 | Diploma of Information Technology | Release 2 |
| Certificate IV3 qualifications | ||
| ICT40120 | Certificate IV in Information Technology | Release 4 |
| ICT41119 | Certificate IV in Telecommunications Network Design | Release 2 |
| ICT41219 | Certificate IV in Telecommunications Engineering Technology | Release 4 |
| Certificate III3 qualifications | ||
| ICT30120 | Certificate III in Information Technology | Release 3 |
| ICT30419 | Certificate III in Telecommunications Network Build and Operation | Release 2 |
| ICT30524 | Certificate III in Telecommunications Technology | Release 1 |
| Certificate II3 qualifications | ||
| ICT20120 | Certificate II in Applied Digital Technologies | Release 2 |
| ICT20219 | Certificate II in Telecommunications Network Build and Operation | Release 2 |
| ICT20319 | Certificate II in Telecommunications Technology | Release 3 |
Written to the unit, in plain English, with activities that generate evidence rather than fill pages.
Knowledge questions, practical tasks, observation checklists and third party reports.
Every performance criterion, knowledge and performance evidence item traced to where it is assessed.
Benchmark answers, marking guidance and the reasonable adjustment notes assessors actually need.
Resources are the most common source of audit findings. These are written against the Standards for RTOs, and we tell you plainly what a kit does and does not cover so you can plan your own contextualisation.
Structured so a validation panel can follow the evidence trail without reconstructing it first.
Where you must adapt to your cohort, equipment or workplace, the kit says so rather than pretending otherwise.
151 superseded ICT qualifications are tracked so you know what is changing and when.
ICT Resources covers ICT. CAQA Resources holds audit ready training and assessment resources across every training package, plus skill sets, learner guides, assessor guides and mapping matrices, in the world's largest library of its kind.
Package specific catalogues like this one exist so you can see what is current for ICT at a glance. Everything is supplied from the same library and to the same standard.