The remaining intakes in 10th edition for Intermediate clinical coding as a stand-alone course will be in August 2017, May and August 2018 and February 2019.

Education for clinical coders at the Intermediate level has been incorporated into our Certificate IV in Clinical Classification; however, for those students who meet the entry requirement and wish to study Intermediate clinical coding independently of our Certificate IV the aforementioned intakes in 10th edition will be available until early 2019.
 
When you apply for enrolment you are required to select a timetable of study on the enrolment form. Details of the timetable for each intake are shown on the forms listed below. Your selection should be based on your available study time, assessment submission requirements and the examination dates scheduled by Education Services.  The coursework and assessment content are the same for each timetable.  Timetable 1 is the minimum time allowed for completion of a course.

Course commences is the date HIMAA expects students to begin the coursework
Number of weeks is the total number of weeks for submission of assessments 
Average study hours indicates the average time taken per week to study the course work and complete the assessment for each module
Note This is a guideline only as study time will depend on your ability and understanding
Total course hours  70
Assessment submission is via the dropbox in your coursework
Submit by is the last day for receipt of each assessment. Assessments may only be submitted two days before the date scheduled.  Assessments submitted prior to this date will not be marked until the scheduled date
Examination dates are allocated to each timetable.  If the examination date falls on a public holiday the examination is to be taken the next business day
Application for examination and supervisor nomination form are sent by the student to the Student Support and Administration Officer, Education Services after all assessments have been completed. 
                                                                                                                          Updated 26 April 2018