Course Guide
2015
Semester 1
Welcome
TAFE Queensland North Makes Great Happen.
With 17 campus locations from The Whitsundays
to Thursday Island including Cairns, Townsville and
Mount Isa – we are proud to be the largest provider
of Vocational Education and Training in North
Queensland.
Each year more than 25,000 students walk through
our doors to become artists, builders, carers,
electricians, managers, chefs – the list is endless.
TAFE Queensland North boasts a diverse range
of courses and qualifications, including certificates,
diplomas, training for apprentices and trainees,
as well as short courses.
With more than 380 courses to choose from,
TAFE Queensland North gives you the practical
skills to do extraordinary things.
At last count,
we had more
students
than all the
Queensland
universities
combined.
Contact us
1300 656 959
tafenorth.edu.au
info.north@tafe.qld.edu.au
Visit us
AthertonMaunds Road, Atherton Q 4883 Phone 07 4095 6000
Bamaga
Sebasio Street, Bamaga Q 4876 Phone 07 4069 3214
Bowen
98 – 158 Queens Road, Bowen Q 4805 Phone 07 4720 4433
Burdekin
Seventeenth Street, Home Hill Q 4806 Phone 07 4752 4288
Cairns
Gatton, Newton, Eureka and Wilkinson Streets, Manunda Q 4870 Phone 07 4042 2422
Cannonvale (The Whitsundays) Shute Harbour Road, Cannonvale Q 4802 Phone 07 4940 2777 Charters Towers 1–13 Macpherson Street, Charters Towers Q 4820 Phone 07 4788 2600 Cloncurry
35 Ramsay Street, Cloncurry Q 4824 Phone 07 4742 2380
Ingham
74 Townsville Road, Ingham Q 4850 Phone 07 4776 8111
Innisfail
45 Flying Fish Point Road, Innisfail Q 4860 Phone 07 4078 0222
Mareeba
39 Byrnes Street, Mareeba Q 4880 Phone 07 4092 9755
Mount Isa
165–179 Abel Smith Parade, Mount Isa Q 4825
Phone 07 4744 9999 Normanton
Green Street, Normanton Q 4890 Phone 07 4745 2000
Palm Island
Beach Road, Palm Island Q 4816 Phone 07 4752 5400
Thursday Island
19 Aplin Road, Thursday Island Q 4875 Phone 07 4212 1500
Full time
This option is perfect if you’re ready to jump in and give your studies
everything you’ve got! Studying full
Part time
Life already in the fast lane? If you’re busy working, juggling family or something else just as exciting, we
Short courses
If you’re looking for a brief fling, one of our short courses will satisfy your appetite. Experiment with a new
Study
Options
Contents
Accounting
Accounts Administration AccountingAged Care
Aged Care Work
Art
Visual Arts
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Arts
Automotive
Automotive Vocational Preparation
Automotive Servicing Technology Automotive Airconditioning Technology Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology
Mobile Plant Technology Diesel Fitting
Automotive Electrical Technology
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Beauty
Retail, Make Up and Skin Care Beauty Services Beauty Therapy
Business
Business Business Administration Management Commerce StudiesCompetitive Systems and Processes Small Business Management
Carpentry and Construction
Construction Civil Construction Plant Operations
Cabinet Making (Kitchen and Bathroom, Furniture Making) Carpentry
Wall and Floor Tiling Painting and Decorating Building and Construction
Disability
DisabilityEarly Childhood
Education and Care
Early Childhood Education and CareBridging Program for Queensland Registered Primary Teachers
Education
Education Support Education (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander)Electrical, Instrumentation,
and Airconditioning
Refrigeration
Electrotechnology ElectricianInstrumentation and Control Split System Installation and Decommissioning Licence Refrigeration and Airconditioning
Engineering
Engineering Pathways Boilermaking Metal Fabrication Sheetmetal Fitting and Turning Diesel Fitting
Fitness, Sport and
Recreation
Fitness
Sport and Recreation
Hairdressing
Hairdressing
Horticulture,
Conservation and
Land Management
Conservation and Land Management
Horticulture
Landscape Construction Parks and Gardens Rural Operations Sports Turf Management
Hospitality and Cookery
Kitchen Operations Commercial Cookery Hospitality Welcome 02 Campus Information 03 Pathway Options 06 Leaving School 06 Career Development 06 Dual, Triple Qualifications 06 Recognition of Prior Learning 06 Higher Level Skills Program 07 Certificate 3 Guarantee 07 VET FEE-HELP 07 How to Enrol 08 Student Support 08 Apprenticeships and 09 Traineeships International Students 10 Industry Training 10
Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander Studies 11
Great Barrier Reef International Marine College 11 myProfiler 12
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Online
Studying online gives you access to TAFE Queensland’s huge range of resources with
Flexible
If you want a qualification but don’t know how to fit studying into your busy life, TAFE
Apprenticeship/
Traineeship
Get the skills while you pay the bills with an apprenticeship or
Through Recognition of Prior Learning your existing skills,
Recognition of
Prior Learning (RPL)
Human and
Community Services
Community Services Work Home and Community Care Mental Health
Community Services Coordination Alcohol and Other Drugs
Child, Youth and Family Intervention Counselling Youth Work
Indigenous Programs
Accounting Cultural Arts Visual Arts Business Business Administration Management EducationSport and Recreation Justice
Primary Health Care Environmental Health
Information Technology
Information, Digital Media and Technology Information Technology (Networking)Justice
Business Administration (Legal) Justice StudiesAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Advocacy Legal Services
Language, Literacy and
Numeracy
Year 10 Maths and English Equivalent
Language, Literacy and numeracy program (SEE)
Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP)
Management and
Human Resources
Project Management Small Business Management Frontline Management Human Resources Management SustainabilityMarine
Maritime Operations General Purpose Hand CoxswainMarine Cookery
Master Near Coastal (24m, 35m) Marine Engine Driver (grade 1, 2, 3)
Music
Music
Nursing and Health Care
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care Indigenous Environmental Health
Health Services Assistance Health Administration Basic Health Care Optical Dispensing Health Supervision Practice Management Nursing
Plumbing
Gas Fitting Plumbing Roof Plumbing Plumbing and ServicesTraining and
Assessment
Training and Assessment Vocational Education and Training
Training Design and Development
Transport and Logistics
Warehousing Operations
Travel, Tourism
and Events
Tourism Travel Guiding EventsWork Health and
Safety
Work Health and Safety
Diplomas 59 External Courses 60 Short Courses 62
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Pathway opt
Leaving School
Just completed high school, or finishing soon and not
sure what your next move is?
TAFE Queensland North gives you the practical skills
to do extraordinary things.
Start the next chapter of your life with a nationally
recognised qualification – it could help you to land
your dream job or provide a pathway to further study.
Year 12 graduates may be eligible for fee-free training
for Certificate III qualifications, in high priority areas,
under the Queensland Government’s Certificate 3
Guarantee Program.
For more information visit or call your nearest campus
and our Customer Service Team will be able to assist.
Career Development
If you’re looking to build skills for the career you are in,
or you’re seeking an entirely different career path,
TAFE Queensland North can help you get there. We
give you the flexibility to choose when, where and how
you study, and all students are trained by industry
professionals who are passionate about helping you
achieve your personal and professional goals.
Dual, Triple Qualifications
Our experts at TAFE Queensland North have
packaged programs that will enable you to combine
two or three qualifications together. This will save time,
give you better value for money and enhance your
career and employment opportunities.
For the range of dual or triple qualifications you can
study, contact the Customer Service Centre on
1300 656 959
.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
Be rewarded for what you know.
Have your current skills, knowledge and work
experience recognised and credited towards
a formal qualification.
Previous experience can include study, work or
volunteering.
RPL could provide you with a full or part qualification,
and avoid duplication of training.
tions
Higher Level Skills Program
The Higher Level Skills Program is a key Queensland
Government initiative to assist individuals to gain the
higher-level skills required to secure employment or
career advancement in a priority industry, or transition
to university. The program provides a government
subsidy to support eligible individuals to access one
subsidised training place in selected Certificate IV level
and above qualifications, or priority skill sets.
Certificate 3 Guarantee
The Certificate 3 Guarantee is a Queensland
Government initiative to ensure ongoing training
subsidies are available to eligible students to
increase employment opportunities. If eligible, you
will receive subsidised training for your first
post-school Certificate III level qualification in a priority
training area.
For more information visit or call your nearest
campus and our Customer Service Team will be
able to assist.
VET FEE-HELP
Study now, pay later!
Students can now access VET FEE-HELP, an
Australian Government interest free loan scheme.
Eligible students who enrol in an approved Certificate
IV, Diploma or higher level course can apply for VET
FEE-HELP to assist with the cost of TAFE tuition fees.
To find out if the course you’re planning to study offers
VET FEE-HELP, call your nearest campus or visit
tafenorth.edu.au
.
High School Certificate
1st Year
2nd Year
3rd Year
4th Year
Bachelor Degree
HIGH SCHOOL with Schools Program HIGH SCHOOL UNIVERSITY RPL RPL RPL RPL RPL RPLCertificate I
Certificate II
Certificate III
Certificate III
Apprenticeship/Traineeship
Certificate IV
Diploma
Advanced Diploma
VET Qualification
Get your existing skills recognised
LEARNING SUPPORT
Provided by specialised teachers, TAFE offers
free support in time management, goal setting,
exam preparation, operating a computer, study
and research skills.
COUNSELLING AND CAREER ADVICE
Free and confidential short-term counselling is
available to assist and support students with
physical, emotional, social, educational and
vocational needs. Where necessary a
counsellor will work with teachers to assist
students to achieve their personal and
educational potential.
DISABILITY SERVICES
Students with a disability receive a variety
of support services including; assistance
with information on course content, adaptive
INDIGENOUS STUDENT SUPPORT
All Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students
have access to a team of Indigenous Support
Officers to assist them with their learning and
training needs.
LIBRARY
Visit
http://north.tafeqld.spydus.com
for
the full range of library services available
including books, magazines, DVDs, computers
for student use, eBooks and eJournals.
Students studying externally, or at a campus
without a library, may request resources to be
sent to their postal address.
INTERNET/WI-FI
Wi-fi hot spots are available at various campuses.
Ask us how to connect your personal devices.
Student computers have internet access.
myPROFILER
If you are unsure on what to study, TAFE
The course/s you choose will generally determine how
you enrol at TAFE.
Studying at TAFE Queensland North is one of the most
cost-effective ways you can gain a nationally recognised
qualification.
Phone
I
To enrol over the phone call
1300 656 959
and our Customer Service Team
will be able to assist.
In person
I
Visit us at a TAFE campus nearest
you and speak to the Customer Service Team.
See page 3 for campus locations.
QTAC
For some of our programs you will need to apply
directly to Queensland Tertiary Admission Centre (QTAC)
at
www.qtac.edu.au
. If your application to enrol in
a program of study is successful you will receive
an acceptance letter and email. Closing dates and
timelines are outlined on the QTAC website.
ENROLMENT CONDITIONS
Access to all classes is subject to:
• sufficient enrolments in the class
• pre-requisites and other entry requirements being met
• course fees being finalised
ENROLMENT FEES
Course fees are payable at the time of enrolment,
although Time to Pay plans and concessions may be
available.
Fees can be paid by cash, cheque, EFTPOS or credit card
(Visa, Mastercard). Contact us to discuss your payment
options.
What student support
is available?
I’m ready to enrol, where
to next?
Here are
four
easy
steps
to become
an apprentice
or trainee
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Choose the right apprenticeship or traineeship
• Think about what you enjoy doing and what your interests are.
• Speak to your family, friends or your school career counsellor or guidance officer.
• Get the facts at
apprenticeshipsinfo.qld.gov.au
.
Find an employer
•
You can be employed directly by a business.
The business will pay your wages
and train you with the support of a training organisation.
To find an employer: contact businesses either in person or through a letter
.
apply for jobs advertised in the newspaper.
.
search for jobs on
websites: jobsearch.gov.au, seek.com.au and careerone.com.au.
.
using your personal networks – talk to family and friends to see if they know anyone
who could employ you as an apprentice or trainee.
.
contact a Job Services Australia provider – these organisations can provide you with
a list of job vacancies in your area. Call 13 62 68 or visit employment.gov.au.
• You can be employed by a group training organisation who will place you with
different businesses to gain on-the-job experience, pay your wage and organise your
training. To find a group training organisation call 1800 819 747.
Choose your training partners
•
Work with an Australian Apprenticeships Centre:
They will work with you and your employer at this stage to help you complete
the training contract.
•
Choose a training organisation:
You and your employer will choose a training organisation (TAFE) who will work
with you throughout the apprenticeship or traineeship.
Contact the Australian Apprenticeships Centre on 13 38 73 or Apprenticeships Info
on 1800 210 210 for more information.
Get started
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4
Choose TAFE for your apprentices and trainees.
As an employer, TAFE Queensland North can work with you to
develop a training plan, deliver the training, carry out assessments
and issue qualifications to your employees on completion of their
apprenticeship/traineeship. Our workplace coordinators provide
ongoing support to employers, apprentices and trainees.
Through extensive links with industry, TAFE is well-equipped to deliver
quality training to give apprentices and trainees across North
Queensland, the skills they need to succeed in their chosen field.
Apprenticeships and
Traineeships
Apprenticeships and
traineeships
are jobs that combine
work, structured training and formal
assessment, which lead to a qualification.
Apprentices or trainees are contracted to
an employer for a nominal period of time,
enabling them to successfully gain
competence in a trade (apprenticeship)
or a vocational area (traineeship).
Every year thousands of students from all over the world make
the rewarding decision to come and study at TAFE Queensland
North.
Our international students can be assured of world-class,
industry-relevant training across a variety of industries including:
business, tourism, hospitality, cookery, information technology
and nursing.
Students receive access to a wide range of learning and
support services, and teaching staff are committed to helping
students achieve their study goals.
Studying at TAFE Queensland North offers students an idyllic
opportunity to receive world-class training in safe, sub-tropical,
picturesque locations of North Queensland.
For more information on training opportunities for International
students visit
www.tafenorth.edu.au/international
or
email: international.north@tafe.qld.edu.au.
TAFE Queensland North operates in one of the fastest growing
economic regions in Queensland.
If you’re in business, you’ll know that quality training equals
improved workplace productivity. TAFE Queensland North has the
credentials to manage and deliver your training, adding value to
your operations with unmatched training expertise and facilities.
Our Business Development team can help your business with:
training needs analysis, workforce development planning,
customised training, workplace training, assistance in funding
applications and Recognition of Prior Learning assessments.
Our training is developed in close consultation with
industry and reflects the vocational needs of our students
.
We can provide flexible delivery options based on specific
training requirements.
Training for
International
Students
Partnering with
business is what
we do
Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander Studies
TAFE Queensland North is the only training facility in Queensland to have
a faculty dedicated to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander studies.
Over 20% of students enrolled at TAFE are Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
students.
Students can choose to study a variety of industries including:
Students can choose to study on campus, in communities and in the workplace.
Even if you don’t live near one of our campuses you can still enrol in our courses
by accessing Away from Base (AFB) financial assistance which may help pay for
your travel and accommodation to undertake an AFB course. (See page 41).
All students have access to a team of dedicated Indigenous Student Support
Officers to assist them with their training needs.
Great Barrier Reef
International Marine
College
All your maritime training needs in one location.
One of the most comprehensively equipped training centres in the southern
hemisphere,
Great Barrier Reef International Marine College (GBRIMC)
comprises a full mission bridge simulator and navigation labs, fire fighting and
damage control emergency response training simulator and a sea survival
training immersion pool, all of which are located on the one campus.
In addition, our training vessel provides innovative hands on training, taking
the classroom to sea.
Training courses on offer at GBRIMC lead to Australian and internationally
recognised certificates required to service on and operate all types of vessels.
Refer to pages 47 and 48 for the full range of certificate qualifications and
short courses on offer at GBRIMC.
For more information call
07 4041 9813
or visit
www.gbrimc.com.au
.
• Accounting
• Aged Care
• Business
• Conservation and
Land Management
• Cultural Arts
• Education
• Environmental Health
• Management
• Primary Health Care
• Sport and Recreation
Visit
tafenorth.edu.au,
click on the
MyProfiler App
and find a career and
TAFE course to suit you.
ARE YOU...
Not sure what
to study?
Let’s celebrate the
number crunchers
Study
Accounting
with us.
Number crunching is known as the language of business and is a necessary tool in all companies. A career in accounting is both challenging and lucrative and offers a wide range of career paths with high job security. From accounting and bookkeeping through to small office management, TAFE courses could be for you!
Be accountable for your education, enrol now.
Certificate III in Accounts Administration
Learn entry-level skills in fundamental accounting processes such as general ledger, double entry bookkeeping, journals, trial balance, payroll and spread sheets to those seeking employment in the bookkeeping or accounting sector.
Career outcome I Financial Data Processing and Entry Clerk, Accounts Clerk, Payroll Assistant
Certificate IV in Accounting
(Indigenous students)
Learn about preparation of accounts, inventory records and operational reporting. You will learn how to complete a Business Activity Statement and produce basic management reports as well as preparing budgets and supervising the operation of computer based systems. Career outcome I Financial Officer
Certificate IV in Accounting
Learn about preparation of accounts, inventory records and operational reporting. You will learn how to complete a Business Activity Statement and produce basic management reports as well as preparing budgets and supervising the operation of computer based systems. Career outcome I Financial Officer
Diploma of Accounting
This qualification provides the skills required for management and administration of accounting functions including management accounting, preparation of financial reports or income tax returns and legislative compliance.
Career outcome I Assistant Accountant, Budget Officer
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Certificate III in Aged Care Work
Gain the knowledge and practical skills required to provide quality care for our older clients using supportive and safe practices. You will gain the skills to work in residential facilities under direct or regular supervision within clearly defined organisation guidelines and service plans.
Career outcome I Assistant in Nursing, Home Care Provider
Let’s celebrate
the nurturers
Study
Aged Care
with us.
Do you enjoy giving back and helping others? As Australia’s population ages, the demand for Aged Care professionals rises. If you are looking to make a difference in your life and the lives of others, now is a great time to join this rewarding profession.
Whether you’re interested in working in a residential facility or in client homes, TAFE will prepare you for both!
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Campus I Cairns, Townsville (Pimlico), video conference to all locations
We believe
in who we
are and
what we
do.
Employers
want to
hire our
graduates.
Let’s celebrate
the creatives
Study
Art
with us.
Express yourself and your craft with these creative courses and learn how to make a profession out of your passion. Creative industries give you the freedom to build your own career your own way. Freelance to full time career paths, the options are infinite.Certificate III in Visual Arts
Develop both traditional and electronic skills in visual arts and craft, using a range of specialisations.
Career outcome I Art Gallery Assistant, further pathways in art
Certificate III in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Arts
Gain skills to become a professional artist with focus on the cultural knowledge of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Study areas include painting, drawing and screen printing. Career outcomeI Self-employed Artist, Visual Artist, Print Maker
Certificate IV in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Arts
Develop basic art-making skills in visual arts and craft practice with a focus on the cultural knowledge of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Learn drawing techniques and produce simple creative work.
Career outcomeI Further pathways to specific art disciplines
Diploma of Visual Arts
Learn about visual culture and professional practice. Specialise in studio areas; painting, sculpture, printmaking, digital media, drawing, jewellery and community projects. (Not all skill sets are offered at both locations).
Career outcome I Self-employed Artist, Painter, Visual Artist, Sculptor, Print Maker
Diploma of Visual Arts
(Indigenous students)
Learn about visual culture and professional practice. Specialise in studio areas; painting, textiles, printmaking, digital media, drawing and community projects.
Career outcome I Self-employed Artist, Painter, Visual Artist, Print Maker
Advanced Diploma of Visual Arts
Independent professional artists are able to further develop their highly specialised technical, creative and conceptual skills and knowledge.
Career outcome I Visual Artists across a range of disciplines
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Let’s celebrate
the trades people
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Certificate II in Automotive Vocational Preparation
Develop the skills and knowledge required to perform a range of servicing operations on light vehicles, heavy vehicles within a mechanical service or repair business. This course provides a pathway to an apprenticeship.
Career outcome I Mechanical Serviceperson
Certificate II in Automotive Servicing Technology Pre-apprenticeship
Develop the skills and knowledge required to perform a range of servicing operations on light vehicles, heavy vehicles, mobile plant and earthmoving machinery within a mechanical workshop or repair business. This course provides a pathway to an apprenticeship. Career outcome I Mechanical Service Person – automotive and diesel fitting
Certificate II in Automotive Airconditioning Technology (Post trade)
Gain the skills to fit, install, service and repair airconditioning units on various types of vehicles such as cars, trucks and vans, tractors and earthmoving machinery. (Post trade qualification).
Career outcome I Auto Airconditioning Installer/Repairer
Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology
Gain skills and knowledge required to perform a broad range of tasks on a variety of light vehicles in the automotive service and repair industry.
Career outcome I Light Vehicle Mechanic
Study
Automotive
with us.
Our automotive qualifications cover a wide variety of disciplines that lead to a large range of careers. With courses in automotive electrical, diesel fitting, light and heavy vehicle mechanical technology and more, we have the perfect course for you.
Qualified technicians are highly sought after across the region and skills gained from our training programs can be easily applied to a variety of career outcomes.
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Study
Automotive
with us.
Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology
Gain skills and knowledge required to perform a broad range of tasks on a variety of heavy commercial vehicles in the automotive service and repair industry.
Career outcome I Heavy Vehicle Mechanic
Certificate III in Mobile Plant Technology
Gain skills and knowledge required to perform a broad range of tasks on a variety of mobile plant equipment in the mechanical service and repair industry.
Career outcome I Diesel Fitter
Certificate III in Engineering (Mechanical Trade) Diesel Fitting
Learn to service, maintain, repair and overhaul automotive heavy commercial equipment including engines and transmissions. This may include: diesel fuel injection, emission control, engine-forced induction systems, electrical circuits and hydraulics.
Career outcome I Diesel Fitter
Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Technology
Gain the skills to install, maintain, diagnose faults and repair electrical wiring and computer based equipment in cars, trucks, caravans, trailers, earthmoving and agricultural equipment and boats. Learn to test, recondition and install equipment such as generators, alternators, starter motors and batteries.
Certificate II in Retail, Make Up and Skin Care
Kick start your career in the beauty industry and gain an understanding of make-up application techniques and how to conduct demonstrations of retail skin care products. Develop customer service and retail skills.
Career outcome I Sales Representative for cosmetic companies, Consultants at retail make-up counters or beauty salons
Certificate III in Beauty Services
Further develop your skills in the beauty industry. Learn to provide a range of services and treatments as well as how to interact with customers.
Career outcome I Beauty Therapist
Diploma of Beauty Therapy
Develop extensive practical skills and theoretical knowledge in a range of treatments, enabling you to successfully own and operate or manage a salon.
Career outcome I Beauty Therapist, Salon Owner/Manager
Let’s celebrate the
people who make us
all look beautiful
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Campus I Cairns, Townsville (Pimlico), other sites by arrangement
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Study
Beauty
with us.
The beauty industry is about helping people look good, feel good and achieve a healthy, balanced lifestyle. It is an industry that is constantly evolving through changes in fashion trends and the development of improved products, innovative techniques and new technologies. Get qualified to work in a salon or spa or gain the ability to own or manage one of your own.
Let’s celebrate
the professionals
Study
Business
with us.
In the business world, career pathway options are limitless. From accounting and bookkeeping through to multimedia and project planning, the business industry can lead you to an exciting and fulfilling working life with endless possibilities.
Get down to business in one of our industry recognised courses.
Certificate III in Business
Further develop your office skills to help you pursue employment in business. These include; computing, communication and customer service.
Career outcome I Administration Officer, Receptionist
Certificate III in Business
(Indigenous students)
Further develop your office skills to help you pursue employment in business. These include; computing, communication and customer service.
Career outcome I Administration Officer, Receptionist
Certificate IV in Business
Further develop an understanding of how a business works, identifying the main functions of a business and how they contribute to organisational objectives in a supervisory capacity. Career outcome I Middle Level Managers, Customer Service Advisor
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Campus I Bowen, Burdekin,
Cairns, Cannonvale (The Whitsundays), Charters Towers, Ingham, Mount Isa, Townsville (Pimlico), external (off campus) at any location
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Diploma of Business
Develop an understanding of the dynamics and principles underlying the effective functioning of business operations. Gain high level supervisory, decision-making and problem solving skills.
Career outcome I Executive Officer, Office Manager
Certificate III in Business Administration
Develop skills and knowledge to; design and develop business documents, create and use databases, create electronic presentations, maintain financial records and organise schedules.
Career outcome I Secretary, Personal Assistant
Certificate III in Business Administration
(Indigenous students)
Further develop your office and finance skills to help you pursue employment in business. These include; computing, communication, financials and customer service.
Career outcome I Administration Officer, Receptionist
Certificate IV in Business Administration
Team your existing administrative skills with supervisory skills for a career boost. Learn a range of skills including; preparing financial reports and complex documents, organising meetings and business travel.
Career outcome I Executive Personal Assistant, Project Assistant, Accounts Supervisor
Diploma of Business Administration
Gain a range of specialist, technical and management skills including; managing payroll, facilitating meetings, planning and managing conferences and developing administrative procedures.
Career outcome I Administration Manager, Office Manager
Diploma of Business
and
Diploma of Management
This dual qualification combines the study of business dynamics and principles of business operations with the high level skills needed for success in middle management.
Career outcome I Manager, Executive Officer
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Campus I Bowen, Burdekin,
Cairns, Cannonvale (The Whitsundays), Charters Towers, Ingham, Mount Isa, Townsville (Pimlico), external (off campus) at any location
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Campus I Bowen, Burdekin, Cairns, Cannonvale (The Whitsundays), Charters Towers, external (off campus) at any location
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I Mount Isa, external (off campus) at any location
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Start I January 2015 Campus I Cairns, Mount Isa, Townsville (Pimlico), external (off campus) at any location
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Start I Expression of interest Campus I Cairns (residential blocks), Thursday Island
Study
Business
with us.
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I Cairns, Mount Isa, Townsville (Pimlico), external (off campus) at any location
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I Cairns (residential blocks)
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Start I January 2015
Campus I Townsville (Pimlico)
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I Townsville (Pimlico), external (off campus) at any location
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I Townsville (Pimlico), external (off campus) at any location
Study
Business
with us.
Diploma of Business
and
Diploma of Management
(Indigenous students)
This dual qualification is tailored for Indigenous students and combines the study of business dynamics and principles of business operations with the high level skills needed for success in middle management.
Career outcome I Manager, Executive Officer
Diploma of Business and Commerce Studies
This course gives you skills in business and commerce, allowing you to tap into a range of opportunities in the world of business or undertake university study.
Career outcome I Business Manager, Business Administrator
Certificate III in Competitive Systems and Processes
This course will teach you the skills to better improve workplace processes. Develop your skills in time management and prioritising, as well as analysing workplace systems and practices, to streamline and improve processes for increased productivity.
Career outcome I Senior Workplace Improvement Specialist
Certificate IV in Competitive Systems and Processes
Further develop your skills to better improve workplace processes. Learn about time management and prioritising, as well as analysing workplace systems and practices, to streamline and improve processes for increased productivity.
Career outcome I Senior Workplace Improvement Specialist
Certificate IV in Small Business Management
This course gives you strong small business management skills. Learn how to; market, plan finances, prepare business plans and meet customer needs.
Career outcome I Small Business Owner/Operator/Manager
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I Burdekin, Cairns, Cannonvale (The Whitsundays), Mount Isa, external (off campus) at any location
Certificate I in Construction
Gain skills and knowledge in a range of support tasks applicable to a majority of construction work sites.
Career outcome I Trades Assistant, Builder’s Labourer, Construction Assistant
Certificate II in Civil Construction
Gain skills in general civil construction to work in civil operations work undertaken by local government, state road authorities and civil contractors.
Career outcome I Labourer, Construction Crew, Civil Construction Worker
Certificate III in Civil Construction
Develop a broad range of skills to apply as a skilled operator working within the civil
construction sector in a varied work context including use of some discretion and judgement and relevant theoretical knowledge.
Career outcome I Plant Operator, Supervisor
Certificate III in Civil Construction (Plant Operations)
Learn the skills and knowledge to be a skilled operator working with civil construction plants. Career outcome I Plant Operator, Supervisor
Let’s celebrate
the trades people
Study
Carpentry and
Construction
with us.
Build a solid career path with one of our
courses in carpentry and construction.
We offer a variety of course options within
the construction sector including building,
cabinet making, painting and decorating,
civil construction, wall and floor tiling and
more. Although physically demanding,
this industry provides high job
satisfaction and flexibility with
many qualified tradespeople
being self-employed.
Course mode
Start I 2 February 2015
Campus I Cairns, Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
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Start I May 2015
Campus I Cairns, Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I Cairns, Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
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Start I Ongoing Campus I Cairns
Certificate III in Cabinet Making (Kitchen and Bathroom)
Develop your skills to make kitchen and bathroom cabinets. Learn how to use power tools, workshop machinery, produce manual and computer aided production drawings and estimate and cost jobs.
Career outcome I Cabinet Maker
Certificate III in Cabinet Making (Furniture Making)
Gain a range of wood machining skills to pursue a career in cabinetmaking. Learn how to use power tools and workshop machinery, produce manual and computer aided production drawings and cost jobs.
Career outcome I Cabinet Maker
Certificate III in Carpentry
Gain a range of carpentry skills and the option to learn carpentry specialisations. Career outcome I Carpenter
Certificate III in Wall and Floor Tiling
Gain the knowledge and skills to learn how to lay tiles on a variety of wall and floor surfaces. Career outcome I Wall and Floor Tiler
Certificate III in Painting and Decorating
Learn a range of decorating skills including; how to handle painting and decorating materials, use painting and decorating tools and equipment, remove and replace doors and door and window furniture and match specified paint colours.
Career outcome I Painter and Decorator
Certificate IV in Building and Construction
Develop the skills and knowledge you need as a builder to manage a small to medium-sized building business. (Post trade qualification).
Career outcome I Builder, Construction Manager
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I Cairns, Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I Cairns, Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I Cairns, Mount Isa, Thursday Island, Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I Cairns, Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
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Start I 2 February 2015
Campus I Cairns, Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle), External
Certificate III in Disability
Learn how to be a skilled, competent, hands-on support worker and carry out activities to maintain personal care and/or other activities for people living with a disability. Gain knowledge about workplace health and safety, how to work within the community services sector, and how to work with different types of disabilities in different settings. This
qualification is suitable for those interested in working in respite centres, residential settings, schools, holiday programs, clients’ homes and anywhere that people with a disability need support.
Career outcome I Disability Support Worker/Officer, Care Assistant, Community Care/House Worker, In-home Respite Care Worker, Personal Care Worker/Assistant, Residential Aide, Support Worker
Certificate IV in Disability
Gain skills to provide specialised training and support to people with disabilities to enhance their ability to achieve greater levels of independence, self-reliance and community participation, develop and coordinate support programs and mentor colleagues in the workplace. Work in clients’ homes and residential settings, training resource and day respite centres, open employment services and other community settings.
Career outcome I Disability Support Officer/Worker, Behavioural Support Officer, Development Officer, Employment Coordinator (Disability), Lifestyle Support Officer, Residential Care Officer, Supervisor
Let’s celebrate
the people who
empower us
Study
Disability
with us.
Are you a natural born helper who is in search of a rewarding career?
Empower others and learn how to support people with a range of disabilities
in order for individuals to sustain a high quality of life.
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I Cairns, Townsville (Pimlico), external (off campus) at any location
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I External (off campus) at any location
Let’s celebrate
the nurturers
Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care
Develop knowledge and practical skills to provide high quality education and care to children in an early childhood environment. Learn to use a range of tools to plan educational
experiences and care for children, facilitating their leisure and play and enabling them to fulfil their potential.
Career outcome I Children’s Service Educator
Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care
Gain skills to take responsibility for developing, implementing and evaluating early childhood education and care programs under the National Quality Framework. Career outcome I Lead Educator, Nominated Supervisor, Certified Supervisor, Service Director
Children’s Services Bridging Program for Queensland Registered
Primary Teachers
A customised Early Childhood Bridging Program to assist registered primary teachers to upgrade their qualifications to deliver programs across a variety of early childhood education and care settings.
Career outcome I Early Childhood Teacher in an education and care service, an Approved Diploma Level Educator in an education and care service
Course mode
Start I February 2015
Campus I Cairns, Townsville (Pimlico), other sites by arrangement
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Start I February 2015
Campus I Cairns, Townsville (Pimlico), other sites by arrangement
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I By arrangement
Study
Early
Childhood Education
and Care
with us.
Do you enjoy helping and teaching children? Educating and taking care of children is an important and rewarding career.
Whether you’re already working in the industry and looking for a qualification to match your skills or looking to develop your
career, we have a course and delivery style to suit you!
Certificate III in Education Support
Gain the skills and knowledge required to work in a range of education settings, including public and independent schools and community education settings to support students from Prep to Year 12.
Career outcome I Education Support Worker (Teacher Aide), Home Tutor
Certificate IV in Education Support
Learn how to work in a range of education settings, including public and independent schools and community education settings, who provide assistance and support to teachers and students under broad-based supervision. Some job roles may require tasks to be performed with a moderate level of autonomy and/or the provision of supervision/leadership to other staff/volunteers.
Career outcome I Education Support Worker (Teacher Aide), Home Tutor
Certificate IV in Education (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander)
A nationally-recognised, paraprofessional teaching qualification for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders eager to work in a school environment. The course is provided through the RATEP program at 15 locations across the state and is also available via an innovative distance learning/off-site model from anywhere throughout Queensland. Gain credit towards higher level teaching qualifications.
Career outcome I Teacher Aide/Assistant, leading to higher level qualifications
Diploma of Education (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander)
Always wanted to be a teacher but can’t imagine leaving your home community to attend university? Study from home with RATEP to gain high level teaching skills and the cultural competence to work more effectively in schools as an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Teacher Aide/Assistant. Alternatively, continue studying with a year’s credit from your Diploma and take a guaranteed place at James Cook University to complete your Bachelor of Education either on campus or via RATEP.
Career outcome I Teacher Aide/Assistant, leading to fully qualified teacher
Let’s celebrate
the educators
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Start I Ongoing – monthly intakes Campus I External (off campus)
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Start I March 2015
Campus I Cairns (residential blocks)
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Start I February 2015
Campus I Cairns (residential blocks) Course mode
Start I Ongoing – monthly intakes Campus I External (off campus)
Study
Education
with us.
Do you want to work in education and
help students achieve their goals?
Education is a rewarding pathway
to provide support to teachers and
students in and out of the
Certificate II in Electrotechnology
Gain a solid grounding in safety and the basic skills for working in any area of electrotechnology. Complete electrical theory and practice in extra low voltage. Career outcome I Pathway to an electrical apprenticeship
Certificate III in Electrotechnology – Electrician
Develop skills to select, install, set up, test, fault find, repair and maintain electrical systems and equipment in buildings and premises. (Offered as an apprenticeship).
Career outcome I Electrician
Certificate III in Instrumentation and Control
Gain skills to select, install, set up, test, fault find, repair and maintain systems and devices for measurement and recording of physical/chemical phenomenon and related process control. (Offered as an apprenticeship).
Career outcome I Electronic Instrument Tradesperson
Let’s celebrate
the trades people
Course mode
Start I March 2015 – Cairns, February & April 2015 – Townsville Campus I Cairns, Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I Cairns, Mount Isa, Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
Study
Electrical,
Instrumentation and
Airconditioning
Refrigeration
with us.
Are you a natural doer? A career in electro
technology is mentally and physically
challenging, diverse, and generally has
high job security. Working within electro
technology opens a range of career and
specialty options with the choice of being
self-employed, or part of a larger business
within manufacturing, mining,
building and construction, energy,
and water supply industries.
Certificate III in Electrotechnology
and
Certificate III in
Instrumentation and Control (Dual Trade)
See previous qualifications. This program is offered as an apprenticeship. Career outcome I Electrician, Electronic Instrument Tradesperson
Certificate IV in Electrical – Instrumentation
Gain skills to select, install, commission, fault find and maintain electrical instrumentation equipment in buildings, premises and instrumentation systems and core instrumentation equipment for process and control. (Post trade qualification).
Career outcome I Electrician, Instrumentation Tradesperson
Certificate IV in Instrumentation and Control
Learn how to install, modify, repair and maintain instruments and instrumentation used in measurement and control systems. (Post trade qualification).
Career outcome I Instrumentation Tradesperson
Certificate II in Engineering – Split system installation and
decommissioning
Gain the skills to install, commission and decommission single head, split airconditioning and heat pump systems to a prescribed routine where maximum plant capacity for each system does not exceed 18 kWr. (Post trade qualification).
Career outcome I Licensed Split Installer
Certificate III in Electrotechnology (Airconditioning and Refrigeration)
Learn how to select components, install, test, fault find, repair and maintain refrigeration systems and equipment that apply to food storage and preservation, airconditioning and air distribution equipment. (Offered as an apprenticeship).
Career outcome I Airconditioning and Refrigeration Mechanic
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Campus I Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
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Start I Expression of interest Campus I Cairns, Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I Cairns, Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
Study
Electrical, Instrumentation and Airconditioning
Certificate II in Engineering Pathways
Kick start your career in engineering with this pathway to an apprenticeship. Gain entry level skills in the set up and operation of key areas of engineering, mechanical and fabrication. Career outcome I Skills in fitting, fabrication and diesel fitting trades
Certificate III in Engineering (Boilermaking/Metal Fabrication)
Learn the skills required for employment as an engineering tradesperson – fabrication within the metal, engineering, manufacturing and associated industries.
Career outcome I Welder, Boilermaker
Certificate III in Engineering (Sheetmetal)
Gain the skills required for employment as an engineering tradesperson – sheetmetal worker within the metal, engineering, manufacturing and associated industries.
Career outcome I Sheetmetal Worker
Let’s celebrate
the trades people
Course mode
Start I Contact us
Campus I Bowen, Cairns, Charters Towers, Mount Isa, Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
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Start I Contact us
Campus I Bowen, Burdekin, Cairns, Mount Isa, Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
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Start I Contact us
Campus I Cairns, Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
Study
Engineering
with us.
Our engineering qualifications cover a large range of disciplines that lead to a wide variety of careers. Whether you want to be a boilermaker, metal fabricator, fitter and turner or diesel fitter we have the qualification for you.
Qualified technicians are highly sought after across the region and skills gained from our training programs can be easily applied to a variety of career outcomes.
Certificate III in Engineering (Fitting and Turning)
Gain the skills and knowledge required to work as an engineering tradesperson – fitter and turner within metal, engineering, manufacturing and associated industries.
Career outcome I Fitter and Turner
Certificate III in Engineering (Mechanical Trade) Diesel Fitting
Learn to service, maintain, repair and overhaul mechanical equipment including engines and transmissions. This may include: diesel fuel injection, emission control and engine-forced induction systems, electrical circuits and hydraulics.
Career outcome I Diesel Fitter
Certificate IV in Engineering (Post trade)
Gain high-level engineering skills. This is a flexible qualification that offers multiple exit points between trade and post-trade levels across two engineering streams of mechanical and fabrication. (Post trade qualification).
Career outcome I Higher Engineering Tradesperson
Certificate IV in Engineering (Metal Fabrication)
Gain the skills to work as a higher engineering tradesperson or a special class engineering tradesperson within the metal, engineering, manufacturing and associated industries where engineering tradespersons work. Learn how to design, assemble, manufacture, install, modify, test, maintain and service equipment and machinery.
Career outcome I Higher Engineering Tradesperson
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Campus I Bowen, Burdekin, Cairns, Mount Isa, Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
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Start I Contact us
Campus I Cairns, Mount Isa, Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
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Start I Anytime
Campus I Cairns, Mount Isa, Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
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Campus I Cairns, Townsville Trade Training Centre (Bohle)
Let’s celebrate
the motivators
Study
Fitness,
Sport and Recreation
with us.
For a stronger career in fitness or outdoor recreation, make one of our courses part of your training. With experienced teachers, you will learn your trade in an award winning, hands-on environment, making your experience and knowledge a cut above the rest when it comes to entering your chosen profession. The fitness industry offers a flexible working environment including outdoor training, fitness centres, personal training, rehab and specialised training – the choice is yours!
Certificate III in Fitness
Gain skills in gym programming, anatomy and physiology, nutrition, first aid and group exercise.
Career outcome I Exercise Instructor (gym, group exercise, strength and conditioning)
Certificate IV in Fitness
Obtain advanced technical skills and knowledge in exercise science, project and business management, personal training and special populations.
Career outcome I Personal Trainer, Self-employed or Consultancy working with chronic diseases, older adults and children
Diploma of Fitness
Gain high-level skills to work as a specialised exercise trainer who is well-versed in injury prevention and management. Learn health promotion to prevent chronic disease, motivational psychology and healthy lifestyle behaviour change.
Career outcome I Specialised Exercise Trainer, work with medical and allied health professionals in fitness facilities
Certificate III in Sport and Recreation
(Indigenous students)
This course is for people wishing to work in the areas of sport and recreation or fitness. Study covers the areas of community recreation development and administration skills along with knowledge of anatomy, physiology and nutrition.
Career outcome I Sport and Recreation Officer
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Certificate II in Hairdressing
Learn basic hairdressing skills including braiding, hair colour application, customer interaction and service, safety procedures and provide assistance to colleagues in a salon. (Apprenticeship pathway).
Career outcome I Salon Assistant
Certificate III in Hairdressing
Perform a range of client services including hair treatments, cutting, design, colour, chemical formation and customer service.
Career outcome I Hairdresser
Certificate IV in Hairdressing
Gain high level specialist services including; cutting, design, colour correction, extensions, make-up application for photography, chemical reformation.
Career outcome I Manager/Supervisor in a hairdressing environment, Technical Adviser, Freelance Session Stylist
Let’s celebrate the
people who make us
all look beautiful
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Start I February 2015 Campus I Burdekin, Cairns, Townsville (Pimlico)
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I Burdekin, Cairns, Townsville (Pimlico)
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I Cairns, Townsville (Pimlico)
Study
Hairdressing
with us.
The hair industry is about helping people look good and feel good. The industry is constantly evolving through changes in fashion trends and the development of improved products, innovative techniques and new technologies.
Opportunities from working in a salon to owning your own business exist if you take a hairdressing course at TAFE.
Let’s celebrate
the green thumbs
Study
Horticulture,
Conservation and
Land Management
with us.
Do you have a love of the great outdoors, a green thumb or a passion for conservation? We can help put your career in full bloom! With industry experts leading our
professionally structured programs in horticulture and conservation and land management, you’ll learn all the vital skills that employers demand in these exciting industries.
Employing over 10,000 Queenslanders, horticulture is acknowledged to be one of Queensland’s fastest growing
industries, with an estimated total gross value of $1.3 billion dollars.
Certificate II in Conservation and Land Management
Gain entry level skills in conservation and land management. This qualification enables individuals to select an indigenous land management practice: conservation earthworks, lands, park and wildlife or natural area management context as a job focus or a mix of these. Career outcome I Nursery Worker, Farm or Forestry Worker
Certificate III in Conservation and Land Management
Gain knowledge and skills in natural resource management. Learn about safe and
environmentally sustainable work practices as well as selected skills in areas like indigenous culture and practices, weeds and pest controls, chemical use, machinery operation and maintenance, parks maintenance and industry work practices.
Career outcome I Skilled worker in natural resource management
Diploma of Conservation and Land Management
Gain skills and knowledge in environmental science and pursue a career in middle management in the resource management industry.
Career outcome I Environmental Manager
Course mode
Start I February 2015 – Townsville, ongoing – Cannonvale (The Whitsundays)
Campus I Cairns, Cannonvale (The Whitsundays), Mount Isa, Townsville Course mode
Start I Expression of interest, ongoing Campus I Cairns, Cannonvale (The Whitsundays), Townsville
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Campus I Cairns, Cannonvale (The Whitsundays), Townsville
Certificate II in Horticulture
Learn how to identify plants, recognise and control plant pests, diseases and weeds, soil health, plant propagation and maintenance as well as operating machinery.
Career outcome I Horticultural Assistant
Certificate III in Horticulture
Further develop your skills in plant recognition, plant propagation, nutrition and maintenance, chemical application.
Career outcome I Horticulturalist
Diploma of Horticulture
Gain the knowledge and skills to work in a senior role in the horticulture industry. Learn about plant health, budgets, contracts, analysing data and managing projects.
Career outcome I Project Coordinator, Manager in landscape construction industry
Certificate III in Landscape Construction
Gain a range of skills and knowledge in landscape design, irrigation systems, plant selection, soil testing and turf installation.
Career outcome I Gardener, Landscape Assistant
Certificate III in Parks and Gardens
Gain the skills and knowledge to work in conservation and land management, horticulture and agriculture.
Career outcome I Gardener, Horticulturalist
Certificate II in Rural Operations
Gain the skills and knowledge to work in conservation and land management, horticulture and agriculture.
Career outcome I Stock and Station Agent
Certificate III in Sports Turf Management
Gain the skills and knowledge to construct and maintain grassed areas including; golf courses, football stadiums, tennis courts, bowling greens and cricket wickets. Career outcome I Sports Turf Manager
Course mode
Start I July 2015 & expression of interest – Cairns,
expression of interest – Cannonvale (The Whitsundays) & Townsville Campus I Cairns, Cannonvale (The Whitsundays), Townsville
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Start I Expression of interest Campus I External (off campus) at any location
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I Cairns, Townsville Course mode
Start I Ongoing
Campus I Cairns, Townsville Course mode
Start I Expression of interest Campus I Cairns, Mount Isa, Townsville
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Start I Ongoing
Campus I Cairns, Townsville
Study
Horticulture, Conservation and Land
Management
with us.
Course mode
Start I Ongoing – Cannonvale (The Whitsundays),
expression of interest – Mount Isa, February 2015 – Townsville
Campus I Cairns, Cannonvale (The Whitsundays), Mount Isa, Townsville
Let’s celebrate
the taste makers
Study
Hospitality and
Cookery
with us.
If you enjoy a fast paced environment where no two days are the same, this is the industry for you!
Perfect for people who can think on their feet, apply some creative flair and relate to people from all walks of life. Hospitality and cookery courses will qualify you to work in
the front and back of house in restaurants and bars all around the country.
Certificate II in Kitchen Operations
You will learn to organise and prepare food, understand the basic methods of cookery and hygiene and follow health, safety and security procedures. (Apprenticeship pathway). Career outcome I Kitchen Attendant, Cook, Kitchen Hand
Certificate III in Commercial Cookery
Gain skills and industry knowledge to become a qualified cook. As an apprentice, you will learn to prepare a variety of dishes using meat, vegetables, seafood and poultry. Learn how to plan and prepare food for a buffet as well as receive and store kitchen supplies and maintain kitchens. (Offered through an apprenticeship).
Career outcome I Chef Trade
Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery
Take your culinary skills to the next level. Learn how to plan and prepare food, monitor catering revenue and cost, interpret financial information and stock control. Develop the skills to lead and manage people.
Career outcome I Kitchen Supervisor, Head Chef, Sous Chef, Chef de Partie
Course mode
Start I February 2015
Campus I Cairns, Cannonvale (The Whitsundays), Mount Isa, Townsville (Pim