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- 1. Figuring out the course Objective As soon as the goal of the course has been identified, the electives will likely be easier to build. Some questions instructors could ask themselves include: • Will the course like the Certificate IV in Training and Assessment Perth be helping several learners along with their professional advancement? • Will the students need to have relevant and accurate information? • Does the course want the students to understand or know about legislative prerequisites? http://www.livtraining.edu.au/cert-and-assessment/ • Is the program designed to create a culture change inside an organization? • Does the program have to meet OHS requirements? • Is the Certificate IV in Training and Assessment Perth course and other teaching programs required to fulfill funding needs? The learners as well as their characteristics must have already been identified plus the elective should be readily able to be adapted for their specific needs. Mature individuals like to be actively involved with their self improvement, therefore by including them in figuring out the electives, they will feel more keen to take part and be an advocate of the training program by supporting it. Analysing their specifications for the electives is a main component of developing a training system such as the Certificate IV in Training and Assessment Melbourne training course to satisfy their demands.