At ACCM we are proud of the great feedback we get from clients and students.
IDEXX is a leading service provider and supplier for Australian and New Zealand’s animal health sector. They are proud of their 5 year association with ACCM.
In our 20 year history, we have a proven record of delivering strong business results for our clients. Nowhere is that success more evident than in our 15 year partnership with Datacom in Australia!
The Australian College of Commerce and Management has passed its RTO registration renewal and has been granted the maximum registration period possible. The College registration has been approved until 17 January 2023. The College was one of the first private RTOs to be registered, so our renewal period will take us well past 20 years delivering quality vocational training nationally.
IMB Bank makes no secret that the traineeship program is a key retention strategy for their business. IMB have a 10 year history of working with ACCM for the delivery of its highly successful traineeship program.
The College 2015 year was its most successful year to date. The key is our ability to quickly respond to customer needs and environmental changes - and the great team spirit we have.
Government funded business and management qualifications under the Strategic Skills Program were a huge success with College clients.
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?
