At CBTC, our dedication lies in delivering top-notch vocational education and training services.
Our team is deeply passionate about your success and is committed to empowering you to achieve your personal and professional aspirations. As an internationally recognized organization, we endeavor to offer learning pathways that cater to your individual needs.
Unlike the conventional instructor-centered approach, we acknowledge that each learner is unique, bringing their own knowledge, past experiences, education, and ideas. This diversity influences how they assimilate new information and learn.
Business & Human Resource Management
Construction
Cyber Security & IT
Early Childhood Education
Individual & Ageing Support
Nationally Recognised Courses
Every course offered by CBTC for Training is accredited at both the national and state levels.
Expert Trainer and Assessors
All instructors at CBTC are extensively qualified and possess relevant industry expertise.
Gain Practical Work Experience
We are here to assist you in securing an appropriate work placement to kick-start your career journey.
Multiple Training Locations
CBTC for Training offers vocational courses throughout New South Wales (NSW) and the Australian Capital Territory (ACT).
Government Subsidised Programs
You have the option to select from face-to-face, online, or blended learning formats.
Student Support
Qualified participants may access courses at a discounted rate or even at no cost.
Flexible Working Options
Choose between face-to-face, online, or blended learning formats to suit your preferences.
Positive Learning Experience
Interactive learning sessions are conducted to ensure that learners receive the necessary support and engagement.
For added flexibility in your learning journey, CBTC for Training offers select courses in various delivery methods.
Classroom Based
All training sessions occur in a classroom setting with a group of students and a CBTC Trainer or Assessor. This face-to-face delivery method necessitates regular attendance to participate in coursework. While classroom-based training primarily takes place in a classroom, it may also involve practical field trips and/or work placements.
Mixed-Mode Training
Training is conducted through a combination of face-to-face and blended learning, which includes both online and in-person components. If you are enrolled in mixed mode, you will have access to a CBTC Trainer or Assessor to support you with coursework. While mixed-mode training primarily occurs outside the classroom, it may involve some classroom-based learning or face-to-face practical exercises.
Work-Based Training
Training is conducted either through a work training program or an Apprenticeship or Traineeship. Students enrolled in a work training program may need to attend classroom-based sessions or engage in mixed-mode training, depending on their employer’s requirements. Apprenticeship or Traineeship participants will fulfill their coursework obligations under a national training contract. During their Apprenticeship or Traineeship, students will be allocated time away from their regular work responsibilities to attend training sessions, undergo assessments, and meet with their CBTC Trainer or Assessor.
How Government Subsidy Works
In Australia, government-funded vocational education and training (VET) programs are financed by both the Commonwealth and State/Territory Governments. The delivery of VET services is overseen by State and Territory Governments, which allocate funding for VET through yearly budget cycles.
CBTC for Training has proactively engaged in multiple State and Commonwealth government-subsidized initiatives:
- New South Wales: Smart and Skilled
- Australian Capital Territory: User Choice
Fees and Concessions
Fee Information
In compliance with relevant Commonwealth and State laws, CBTC for Training is authorized to levy fees for items or services provided to students enrolled in a course of study. The fee amount may differ based on factors such as the specific course, available funding, delivery mode, and eligibility for concessions. Typically, course fees are allocated to cover expenses such as course materials, student services, and training and assessment services. For further details, please refer to our Course Fees, Payment, and Refund Policy outlined in the Student Information Handbook.
Payment Options and Assistance
At CBTC for Training, we provide various payment options and assistance to help you successfully complete your studies and reach your objectives. Students can choose from flexible payment methods, including upfront payments, pay-as-you-go arrangements, or customized payment plans. For those facing financial challenges, CBTC for Training is committed to discussing flexible payment solutions or connecting students with welfare support networks for further assistance.
Travel Concessions
Under State and Territory legislation, students pursuing tertiary education may qualify for subsidized travel or travel concessions. For additional details, please consult the respective website for your State or Territory:
- Australian Capital Territory: Transport Canberra
- New South Wales: Transport NSW
Children and Rebates
At CBTC for Training, we understand that many of our students are also parents, and we recognize the challenges of balancing study with family responsibilities. To support students in managing their family and study commitments, CBTC can offer information on local childcare options within the community. Additionally, it is essential to determine if you qualify for the Federal Government Child Care Subsidy. For further details regarding the Child Care Subsidy, please visit the Department of Human Services website.
Skills Recognition
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) and Credit Transfer is an evaluation process tailored to recognize and assess a student’s prior knowledge and skills. This encompasses evaluating both past and present education and training, as well as work and life experience.
How to Apply for an RPL?
Upon course enrollment, students are prompted to indicate their interest in applying for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) or Credit Transfer on the Application/Enrolment Form. After completing the enrollment process, students are required to fill out the Application for Recognition Form and provide relevant evidence to their Trainer or Assessor.
For further details regarding Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) and Credit Transfer, please consult our Learner Handbook.
Enrolment
We strive to simplify the enrollment process for your convenience.
Induction
The induction process will furnish students with comprehensive information necessary for undertaking their training course.
Training
All of our courses integrate both theoretical and practical knowledge to ensure that students receive education that prepares them for the job market.
Assessment
All components of the unit of competency are mastered and can be effectively applied within an industry setting.
Support & Monitoring
We offer our learners supplementary support, guidance, or assistance to facilitate the attainment of favorable learning outcomes.
Award
Successful completion of a course of study by a student results in the attainment of a nationally recognized qualification.
Job Search Assisstance
This offers the opportunity to acquire practical job skills, paving the way for entry into the workforce.