Thinking About Enrolling or Have Questions?

No prior experience is required for our courses. Some short courses are suitable for beginners, while others may be better suited to students with some existing knowledge or practical experience. Please refer to the relevant course page for details.

Before choosing a course, it is important to review the course structure, duration, delivery format, fees, payment options, and the skills covered. This will help you decide which option is the best fit for you.

Delivery varies depending on the course. Our courses include both theory and practical training, while short courses are focused on the specific area being taught. Full delivery details are provided on each course page.

Course fees, payment information, and any applicable payment plan details are listed on each individual course page.

Yes. If you would like guidance before enrolling, our team is available to answer questions and help you better understand your options.

The interview is a chance to discuss your course interest, your goals, and the enrolment process. It also gives you the opportunity to ask questions and better understand what to expect.

The interview helps ensure that the course is the right fit for you and that you understand the training and enrolment process before getting started.

Yes you can choose to the interview over the phone.

If you need to change your interview time, please contact our team as soon as possible so we can assist you with rescheduling.

Training facility visits may be available by appointment. Please contact our team to check availability and arrange a suitable time.

To complete your enrolment, you will generally need your personal details, your course selection, and any other information required during the enrolment process.

This is usually discussed during your interview and pre-training review to help make sure the course is the right fit for your goals and learning needs.

Yes, where required, students may complete an LLN review as part of the enrolment process.

LLN stands for Language, Literacy and Numeracy. The LLN review helps identify whether you may need any learning support before starting your course.

The LLN review helps the college understand whether any support may be needed and whether the course is suitable for you.

The LLN review is completed during the enrolment process before your place is confirmed.

Orientation is designed to help you become familiar with the college, your course, and what will be expected of you as a student. This may include an introduction to the training facility, key student areas such as the classrooms and toilets, course information, student expectations, and other important details before classes begin.

Yes. Orientation is an important part of starting your course, and students are expected to attend. If you miss it, you will still be responsible for understanding the information and expectations provided.

Your orientation time will be provided before the session. We recommend arriving a little early so you have time to settle in before it begins.

You do not need to wear uniform to orientation unless advised otherwise. Please attend in neat, presentable clothing and maintain a professional standard of grooming.

Please bring a notebook and pen if you would like to take notes, along with anything the college has asked you to prepare in advance.

Student kits are usually issued on the first day of your course. If there are any different arrangements, the college will let you know before commencement.

Orientation is generally for enrolled students only. If you believe you need support to attend, please contact the college in advance to discuss your situation.

A laptop or computer may be required depending on your course. Any technology requirements will be explained before your course begins.

If your contact details change, please notify the college as soon as possible so your records can be updated.

If you need to withdraw or defer, please contact the college directly to discuss the process.

Your progress is monitored throughout your course through trainer and assessor feedback, in-class practical support, self-reflection, and assessment progress.

Certificates are generally issued within 30 days once you have been assessed as competent in all required units and final course processing has been completed.