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BSB101020 Certificate I in Workplace Skills | This qualification reflects the role of individuals who have not yet entered the workforce, and are developing the necessary skills in preparation for work.
This qualification provides a range of introductory skills and knowledge to provide individuals with an understanding of the business environment.
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BSB30120 Certificate III in Business | This is ideal for students who want to build practical skills for the workplace across a range of business environments. Students develop skills in customer service, workplace communication, teamwork, digital technologies, and basic business operations. This course provides a strong foundation for entry-level roles in business and administration and is also a great pathway into further study such as the Diploma of Business or other vocational qualifications.
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BSB50120 Diploma of Business | The Diploma of Business is designed for students who want to develop strong skills in leadership, communication and business operations. This course provides practical, real-world knowledge in areas such as project work, teamwork, workplace communication, and problem-solving. It is ideal for students interested in future pathways in business, management, administration, or entrepreneurship, and can support further study at TAFE or university, or entry into the workforce with a nationally recognised qualification.
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BSB40520 Certificate IV in Leadership and Management
| The Certificate IV in Leadership and Management is designed for students who want to build confidence in leading others and developing workplace leadership skills. This course focuses on communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and supporting team performance in real workplace scenarios.
It is ideal for students interested in future pathways into supervisory or team leader roles and provides a strong foundation for further study in business or management, including the Diploma of Business.
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BINNACLE TRAINING (RTO Number 31319)
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| SIS20122 Certificate II in Sport and Recreation & SIS30122 Certificate III in Sport, Aquatics and Recreation
| SIS20122 Certificate II in Sport and Recreation The Certificate II in Sport and Recreation is ideal for students who are passionate about sport, fitness and working with people. This course provides hands-on experience in assisting with sport and recreation activities, developing teamwork, communication, and basic coaching and event support skills. It's a great introduction to the sport and recreation industry and a pathway into further study or entry-level roles in the field. SIS30122 Certificate III in Sport, Aquatics and Recreation The Certificate III in Sport, Aquatics and Recreation builds on foundation skills and prepares students for roles in the sport, recreation and aquatics industries. Students develop practical skills in customer service, teamwork, risk awareness and supporting sport and recreation programs, with potential pathways into roles such as recreation assistant, pool lifeguard (subject to additional requirements), or further study in sport and fitness-related courses.
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BLUEDOG TRAINING (RTO Number 31183
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| MEM20422 Certificate II in Engineering Pathways
| The Certificate II in Engineering Pathways is ideal for students interested in mechanical, fabrication, or engineering trade careers. This hands-on course introduces students to practical skills such as using tools and equipment, basic machining, workplace safety, and working effectively in an engineering environment. It provides a strong foundation for students considering apprenticeships in trades such as fitting and turning, welding, automotive, or engineering fabrication, and supports pathways into further vocational training or employment in the engineering industry.
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AURORA TRAINING INSTITUTE (RTO 32237)
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| SIT20421 Certificate II in Cookery
| The Certificate II in Cookery is perfect for students who enjoy food, hospitality and hands-on learning. This course introduces students to basic cooking techniques, kitchen operations, food safety, and working in a commercial kitchen environment. Students gain practical experience preparing and presenting food and develop essential employability skills such as teamwork, time management and communication. It provides a great foundation for pathways into hospitality apprenticeships, further cookery qualifications, or entry-level roles in cafés, restaurants and catering.
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| BSB30120 Certificate III in Business
| This is ideal for students who want to build practical skills for the workplace across a range of business environments. Students develop skills in customer service, workplace communication, teamwork, digital technologies, and basic business operations. This course provides a strong foundation for entry-level roles in business and administration and is also a great pathway into further study such as the Diploma of Business or other vocational qualifications.
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CTIA (RTO 6517)
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| SIT20122 Certificate II in Tourism
| The Certificate II in Tourism is ideal for students who are interested in travel, tourism and working with people. This course introduces students to the tourism industry, customer service, workplace communication, and basic tourism operations. Students develop practical skills for entry-level roles in tourism and hospitality environments and gain an understanding of how the tourism industry operates. It provides a strong foundation for further study in tourism, hospitality or business-related pathways.
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IVET (RTO 40548)
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| CHC24015 Certificate II in Active Volunteering
| The Certificate II in Active Volunteering supports students to engage in purposeful community work while developing essential skills in communication, teamwork, and workplace safety. This course provides hands-on experience in volunteer settings, helping students grow their confidence, civic awareness, and readiness for further study or employment in the community services sector. Whether students are looking to give back, gain practical experience, or explore future pathways in care and support roles, this course empowers them to make a meaningful contribution while building key personal and professional capabilities.
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AXIOM (RTO 40489)
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| HLT23221 Certificate II in Health Support Services
| This entry-level course provides the essential skills and knowledge needed to work in health support roles. Learn to communicate effectively, work with diverse people, and perform manual tasks safely. Gain practical experience and foundational skills to confidently step into healthcare support roles or continue with further study.
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