Study Certificate IV in Laboratory Techniques at Holmesglen Institute in Australia,
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Certificate IV in Laboratory Techniques

Australia

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What will I learn?

The MSL40122 Certificate IV in Laboratory Techniques prepares students for careers as laboratory technicians in pathology, biotechnology, food testing, environmental science, education and research laboratories. This nationally recognised qualification combines practical laboratory training with industry-focused learning to develop skills in laboratory operations, sample preparation, chemical and biological testing, microscopy, data analysis, laboratory documentation and quality control. Train using industry-standard laboratory equipment in Holmesglen's specialised pathology and biotechnology laboratories while learning safe laboratory practices from experienced science educators. Graduate with the practical skills, technical knowledge and confidence to work in laboratory settings or continue your studies in laboratory science and related scientific fields. At Holmesglen, you'll learn from experienced and supportive teaching staff, all with postgraduate qualifications across various science disciplines. Our teachers are dedicated to helping you succeed. The course is delivered in Holmesglen’s state-of-the-art pathology and biotechnology education facility, where practical training is emphasised to ensure you gain hands-on experience with industry-standard equipment. Our well-equipped labs and advanced instrumentation mirror what you’ll use in the industry, preparing you for a confident start in your laboratory career. Holmesglen graduates are highly regarded in industries such as pathology, food, environmental science, education, and research. Upon successful completion of the Certificate IV in Laboratory Techniques, you’ll have the option to enhance your skills through a non-compulsory work placement, supervised by industry professionals. Holmesglen supports students throughout this process, Students must fulfil immunisation requirements, including flu vaccines, covid-19 vaccines, and other immunisations. Additionally, they require a current police check and a Volunteer Working with Children's Check if they want to be placed.

CRICOS

112036A

Study options

Full Time (1 Year)

Tuition fees
A$18,440.00 (US$ 12,152) per year
General Services Fee 80 Per Semester
Start date

February 2027

Venue

Moorabbin Campus

488 South Road,

Moorabbin,

Victoria,

3189, Melbourne, Australia

Entry requirements

For international students

Good passes at Year 12 or the overseas equivalent. Students must be at least 18 at the commencement of the course. Recommended skills: • Ability to follow instructions accurately • Strong English communication for reporting and collaboration • Attention to detail for laboratory testing • Familiarity with digital technologies for online learning Digital readiness: • Access to a computer, laptop, or tablet with a headset is highly recommended for online activities via Holmesglens Brightspace LMS. Laboratory participation: • No special physical requirements beyond standard lab activities • Must handle equipment and samples safely and follow protocols

*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.

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