At ACCM College, we pride ourselves on providing you with all the information you need to make the best decision when enrolling into a course. We have also provided this list of Frequently Asked Questions, just in case you can't find the information you are looking for. Please let us know if we've missed anything by completing the enquiry form below.
You can enrol at anytime. Simply find the course you want to study, click 'Enrol Now', and complete the enrolment form.
It only takes around 5 minutes and once completed, you will get immediate access to Webclass - your online study portal.
Yes!
All of ACCM's Certificates and Diplomas are Nationally Recognised qualifications.
The fastest way to determine the fee is to use the fee calculator on the relevant course page, just look for a green button that says "Check Price" and press it for more information.
Course fees may vary depending on a few factors:
For example, in NSW there is a subsidised program called Smart and Skilled. This program provides a government subsidy towards course fees for NSW residents and workers; meaning the course fee may be significantly lower.
Contact the College on 1300 515 321 if you have any questions about specific fees.
Yes.
ACCM offers interest free payment plans on all our courses.
Payment plans can be set up during the enrolment process.
Yes.
Certain states have government subsidised training programs which reduce the cost of some courses.
ACCM can offer eligible students selected courses under the following state programs.
You can determine your course fee by using the course fee checker on the relevant course page, just look for the green button labeled "Check Price" and click it for more information.
For the full range of Concession information for all States can be found here
If you are eligible for Smart and Skilled training and you're an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student, a student with a disability or an Australian Government welfare recipient, you and your dependants may be eligible for a fee exemption or concession when enrolling in a Smart and Skilled course.
In NSW you will first need to meet the Smart and Skilled eligibility criteria:
Eligible concessions:
If eligible, and places are available, the following fees will apply:
| Certificate II/III/IV | Diploma | |
| Indigenous Australian | $0 | $0 |
| Person with a Disability | $0 | $0 |
| Australian Government Welfare Recipient | $240 | N |
Please note - If enrolling under a concession, you will need to provide a JP certified copy of your concession card or welfare statement.
People with a disability who are not receiving a Disability Support Pension will need to provide documentary evidence of support demonstrating a clear additional need as a result of the student’s disability.
You can find out more about concessions and exemptions for Smart and Skilled approved courses by visiting their website.
Visit the Smart and Skilled website to see their most Frequently Asked Questions
Click HERE to view the Smart and Skilled Fee Administration Policy.
No.
ACCM prices it courses to include all fees to ensure you know exactly what you are paying.
We also provide all resources and learning materials.
You can view our course fee policy HERE
All of our courses are self-paced. However, you are still required to submit work within certain timeframes.
This means that there is no need to attend physical or online classes.
The length of time it takes to complete the course depends on the course you choose, your existing knowledge and experience and the amount of time you can dedicate to your studies.
The following study hours are an estimate:
Certificate II/III - 3 hours per week to complete in 8 months
Certificate IV - 4 hours per week to complete in 12 months
Diploma/Advanced Diploma - 6 hours per week to complete in 18 months
No.
Our courses involve short answer and written assessments, online quizzes, projects and over the phone skills checks with a Student Training Adviser.
There may also be an element of practical assessment depending on the course you choose. For example, if you are completing an accounting qualification you may be required to complete tasks using accounting software.
