Advanced Diploma of Leadership and Management

ABOUT THE COURSE

This qualification reflects the role of individuals who apply specialised knowledge and skills, together with experience in leadership and management, across a range of enterprise and industry contexts.

Individuals at this level use initiative and judgement to plan and implement a range of leadership and management functions, with accountability for personal and team outcomes within broad parameters.

They use cognitive and communication skills to identify, analyse and synthesise information from a variety of sources and transfer their knowledge to others, and creative or conceptual skills to express ideas and perspectives or respond to complex problems.

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Recognised by Australian Qualifications Framework and Nationally Recognised Training

Details

Course Code

BSB60420

CRICOS Course Code

111216E

Location

Melbourne Campus

Delivery Mode

Face to Face and Self Study

Intake

Contact AIA for upcoming intake dates and availability

Your commencement date and study schedule are confirmed in writing before enrolment or payment.

Fees

Please see the Fees and Charges page or contact the campus directly!

Duration

Up to 78 Weeks*

(This qualification will be delivered as full-time study over the course of 78 weeks including 12 weeks of breaks/holidays. Duration may vary based on mode of delivery and/or RPL and CT)

Course Entry Requirements

This course is available to international students. Entry into this qualification is limited to applicants who meet one of the following requirements:

• Successful completion of a Diploma or Advanced Diploma from the BSB Training Package (current or superseded equivalent versions); or

• A minimum of two (2) years equivalent full-time relevant workplace experience in an operational or leadership role within an enterprise.

Applicants must also:

• Be 18 years of age or older at the time of course commencement.

• Have successfully completed Year 12 or equivalent secondary schooling.

• Demonstrate English language proficiency through one of the following approved tests: IELTS Academic 6.0, PTE Academic 50, or equivalent English language proficiency.

English language competence may also be demonstrated through documented evidence of any of the following:

• Completion of a recognised ELICOS program with an English proficiency level considered equivalent to the course entry requirements.

• Completion of at least two (2) years of study in Australia at AQF Level 4 or higher.

• Minimum five (5) years of study in English in Australia, the United Kingdom, the United States of America, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa or the Republic of Ireland.

• Completion of Year 12 or equivalent secondary schooling in English.

Note: English language requirements and exemptions may vary depending on visa requirements and individual circumstances. Please contact AIA for further details or visit the Department of Home Affairs website.

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Additional Entry Requirements:

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• Applicants may be required to participate in a pre-enrolment review/interview to determine whether the course is suitable for their individual needs, career goals and capabilities.

• Students must have access to a working PC or laptop with suitable specifications to meet study requirements. Students may seek assistance from their trainer and/or assessor where required.

• Students must possess basic digital literacy skills, including the ability to communicate and access information using digital technologies, email, search engines, learning platforms and basic Microsoft Office applications, as well as access to a reliable internet connection.

• Where an applicant’s educational qualifications or experience do not fully meet AIA’s admission requirements, other factors may be considered at the discretion of AIA. Please refer to AIA’s Admissions Policy available on the Forms & Policies page for further information.

Pre-enrolment review and LLND

Applicants complete an online Language, Literacy, Numeracy and Digital (LLND) skills assessment during application. AIA reviews the results against the course requirements and advises on course suitability and any support or preparation needed before enrolment.

Where verifiable English test results are unavailable, AIA may administer an approved internal English proficiency test in line with its enrolment policy. This is separate from the LLND review. AIA may recommend English language preparation where required. Student visa English evidence requirements apply separately.

Read AIA's Student Enrolment Policy or contact Admissions to discuss your application.

Course Structure

To achieve this qualification, students must complete 10 units: 5 core units and 5 elective units.

Students who complete individual units may receive a Statement of Attainment, provided their USI is verified. Students who complete all required units will be awarded the full qualification.

BSBCRT611 Core

Apply critical thinking for complex problem solving

BSBLDR601 Core

Lead and manage organisational change

BSBOPS601 Core

Develop and implement business plans

BSBLDR602 Core

Provide leadership across the organisation

BSBSTR601 Core

Manage innovation and continuous improvement

BSBFIN601 Elective

Manage organisational finances

BSBXCM501 Elective

Lead communication in the workplace

BSBSTR602 Elective

Develop organisational strategies

BSBHRM613 Elective

Contribute to the development of learning and development strategies

BSBSTR801 Elective

Lead innovative thinking and practices

Assessment methodology

How you’ll be assessed

Show what you know and what you can do. Assessment checks your skills and knowledge against the requirements of each unit.

Knowledge

Written or oral questions may be used to check your understanding of key concepts and workplace requirements.

Applied tasks

Projects, case studies, reports or presentations may ask you to apply your learning to realistic situations.

Practical skills

Demonstrations, observations or role plays may be used in the classroom, a simulated environment or a workplace, as required by the unit.

Know what to expect.

Your trainer and assessor will explain the tasks and evidence required for each unit. Where practical training, service periods or work placement apply, refer to the course requirements on this page. Contact AIA to discuss assessment support or reasonable adjustments.

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Industry snapshot

Explore potential roles and an example occupation profile for Corporate Services Managers.

Job requirements vary by employer and may include further experience, qualifications or licensing. Completing this course does not guarantee employment or a particular salary.

Potential jobs

  • Advertising manager
  • Business analyst
  • Chief executive officer (CEO)
  • Entrepreneur
  • Finance officer
  • Government or corporate policy adviser
  • Human resources adviser
  • Marketing manager
  • Supply chain manager
  • Tax accountant
  • Trade policy adviser

Occupation profile

23,000
Corporate Services Managers employed
83%
Full-time share
$2,932
Median full-time weekly earnings
48
Median age

Source: Jobs and Skills Australia: Corporate Services Managers. Checked October 2026. Historical ANZSCO occupation data; earnings are median full-time weekly earnings (May 2025). Figures describe the broader workforce, not graduate outcomes. ANZSCO profiles are no longer updated. N/A means a figure is not published.

Your previous learning counts

Recognition of Prior Learning & Credit Transfer

You may be able to gain credit for skills you already have or study you have completed.

RPL

Recognition of Prior Learning

Have skills gained through work, life experience or previous learning? You can apply to have them assessed against the course requirements.

CT

Credit Transfer

Already completed the same or equivalent units? You can apply for credit by providing formal evidence, such as a Statement of Attainment or an authenticated VET transcript.

Contact AIA before enrolment to discuss your options. All applications are subject to assessment or verification of evidence. Approved credit may reduce your study requirements; AIA will confirm any changes to your course duration and fees.

Support and important information

Explore your options and understand the arrangements before you enrol.

Learning and wellbeing support

Contact AIA to discuss learning support, wellbeing support or reasonable adjustments for your study and assessment. View support services and contact details.

Fees, refunds and your written offer

Review the applicable tuition and other charges, payment terms and refund or withdrawal conditions before enrolling. Your written offer and agreement set out the fees and obligations applicable to your enrolment before payment is required. View fees and policies.

Feedback, complaints and appeals

Information about raising a concern, making a complaint or appealing a decision is available in AIA's Feedback, Complaints and Appeals Policy.

Unique Student Identifier (USI)

A USI is generally required for nationally recognised training, unless an exemption applies. Creating a USI through the Australian Government service is free. Read AIA's USI guidance.

FEES AND CHARGES

At AIA, we are committed to providing transparent information regarding our fees and charges to ensure that students have a clear understanding of their financial commitments. Our fees are structured to cover tuition, administration, and any additional services or materials required for your chosen course.

To access the comprehensive Fees and Charges document outlining the costs associated with our courses, please click the button below;

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