NRSA Course Accreditation

Course Accreditation

NRSA Course Accreditation

National Relative Sector Award (NRSA) accreditation is for education that builds upon existing sector knowledge and supports further professional learning within the antenatal and postnatal sector.

NRSA submissions do not follow a prescribed list of core course elements. The provider must instead demonstrate a clear and appropriate connection to existing sector knowledge requirements through postgraduate training, continuing professional development or a sector related award.

Read Before Applying

Please review the general information on Course Accreditation. This explains the assessment process, supporting evidence and responsibilities that apply to accredited education providers.

Show the Course Connection

Explain how the course builds on learners’ prior knowledge or qualifications and how it develops knowledge or practice relevant to the antenatal or postnatal sector.

Supporting Documents

You will be required to upload the following information and evidence as part of the application.

1A description of the education provider’s facilities and a list of all equipment used for the course.
2CVs for teaching staff or facilitators.
3Copies of course handouts or slide presentations.
4The course prospectus.
5The course syllabus.
6A sample lesson plan.
7The learning outcomes for the course.
8A sample of the proposed Diploma of Competence or Attendance Award.

Prepare Before Opening the Form

  • Have the supporting documents available on your computer.
  • Use the exact course title consistently throughout your submission.
  • Ensure that every document reflects the current course being submitted.

Continue With Your Application

Review the requirements and prepare your supporting documents before using the Course Accreditation Form. About Course Accreditation explains the assessment process.