Australia's first accredited blockchain courses have arrived

Australia’s first accredited blockchain courses have arrived

Australia now has a formal, accredited and nationally recognised way of identifying blockchain people.
The Advanced Diploma of Applied Blockchain (10747NAT) consists of eight modules, including six core modules and two electives. Developed by Blockchain Collective, it’s the first blockchain course to be accredited by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA), making it Australia’s first formal, nationally recognised, accredited blockchain course.
What you’ll find
The course is a deep dive into the technology and is intended to prepare students for experiences such as transitioning an operation to a blockchain network, assessing the performance of a business model deployed on blockchain and more.
The course is delivered through registered training organisations, blended learning and intensive learning retreats, and will mark students across ten objectives. During the course, students will do the following:
Establish a blockchain framework for decentralised peer-to-peer consensus and innovation
Develop a blockchain business model
Learn to specify the functional development requirements of a blockchain network
Create trust and activate a blockchain with smart contracts
Develop a framework for operating a blockchain network
Develop a strategic network framework for interoperability
Prepare the organisation for transitioning operations to a blockchain network
Develop a blockchain governance model for stewardship
Lead recruitment strategy for blockchain projects
Analyse the performance of a business model deployed on a blockchain
“We are honoured to bring accredited blockchain education to the Australian and International markets,” said Nathan Burns, Blockchain Collective co-founder.