The Australian College has been issued with a NSW Smart and Skilled contract at a time when many RTOs did not receive one. The contract brings with it an array of changes which include changes to fees and funding allocations.
Dedicated traineeships in financial planning practice support are now available. This course is a great way to develop the skills of clerical and administration staff before taking the next step of becoming a para-planner.
This July 2015 announcement means that The Australian College of Commerce and Management will have increased capacity to meet industry demand for funded training positions for traineeships listed in the NSW Skills List.
Audit is often seen in the RTO world as a dirty word; with lots of stories of negative and frustrating experiences. So why did the College voluntarily go down the external audit path? And what made it a positive and valuable experience?
The 2015 NSW Training Awards celebrate 60 years of recognising Vocational Education and Training in NSW; and the College is proud of the many students recognised.
Consider these three questions when choosing the qualification that is right for your career! College Student Advisers and our CourseConnect team are able to help you better understand the career opportunities from each qualification.
Vocational Education provides the most accessible pathway to career growth for Australia’s workforce. Learn why it is the key to your ideal job.
Recently Baycorp celebrated the success of its Western Australia team who completed a significant milestone in their professional development - 13 Baycorp team members graduated with qualifications from the Australian College of Commerce and Management.
Courses in Business, Administration, Legal Services, and IT are funded under the Queensland Certificate 3 Guarantee Program, as well as offered as traineeships. Qualifications in Finance and Call Centre operations are also funded under the Certificate 3 Guarantee program, while Certificate IV in Accounting is funded under the Higher Skills Program.
All of the qualifications in Business, Finance and Information Technology were updated by the federal government at Training.gov.au in early April. The College has been ready to implement the new qualifications once they were approved. So we have now started enrolling students into these newer versions. Read about the changes.
