Are you looking to master the art of safe manual handling? Dive into our comprehensive course, where you'll explore everything from the legalities and ergonomic risks to the latest technological innovations. Learn to navigate challenging environments, select the right equipment, and foster a culture of safety. This course was reviewed and approved by qualified subject matter expert Tyler Honor, a manual handling and safety professional.

Prepare for workforce entry or vocational training pathways by learning, expanding and developing skills to effectively stand out and thrive. This program has been designed for participants to help them prepare for work and develop essential employability skills and confidence to stand out and thrive in the workplace

Enhance your communication, language, literacy, and numeracy skills and gain increased confidence to enter the workforce or undertake further study. Within Australia, many people do not possess the literacy and numeracy skills needed to participate fully in modern life and work. Facilitated by expert teaching staff who understand that each learner is different, you will be provided with the support and guidance you need to complete your studies.

Foundation skills are basic skills that people require in order to be employable, such as reading, writing, communication and basic numeracy skills. This skill set focuses on the ability to recognise foundation skill requirements in nationally recognised training programs, and to provide the right support, whether in a work, learning, or assessment setting.

Set yourself on the path to a career in business with this introductory qualification. This course will prepare you for further study and equip you with the foundation skills to work in a range of entry-level administrative positions. In this course, you will develop the basic skills needed to work effectively in a business environment.

Certificate II in Workplace Skills is an introduction to business and the workplace with a focus on practical skills you can use right away. Learn to perform a range of mainly routine tasks in an office environment under direct supervision. If you complete this qualification you could gain junior administrative positions such as office junior, data entry operator, clerical worker, office assistant, or administrative assistant.

Kickstart your career by developing the skills you need to perform basic administration tasks in an office environment. According to the Australian Government's Job Outlook service, roles in administration, including receptionists and data entry operators, will continue to be in demand with stable growth predicted for the next five years.

The Certificate II in EAL (Employment) has been designed for participants to help them prepare for work and develop essential employability skills and confidence to stand out and thrive in the workplace. Participants will focus on preparation for employment, employability skills, literacy skills including digital literacy skills, and awareness of basic workplace safety and work culture in the Australian workplace.

Enterprise Trainer – Presenting Skill Set provides the skills, knowledge and competencies for people training under supervision within the Vocational Education and Training (VET) sector, working primarily in classroom situations. This unit is about preparing, delivering and reviewing presentations to an audience. It applies to those who may be expected to make presentations for a range of purposes, such as marketing, training and promotions.

Assessor Skill Set provides VET practitioners with the assessor competencies to meet the Standards for RTOs requirements. This unit covers the skills and knowledge required to plan the assessment process in a competency-based assessment system. It applies to individuals with assessment planning responsibilities.