Generated by All in One SEO Pro v5.0.1.1, this is an llms-full.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. # Axial Training Certificates & Diplomas | Brisbane and Townsville ## Posts ### [Automotive Apprentice Training in Your Workshop | Axial Training](https://www.axial.edu.au/automotive-apprentice-training-in-your-workshop-axial-training/) **Published:** September 10, 2026 **Author:** Sam Ali **Excerpt:** Start a light or heavy vehicle mechanic apprentice now with workplace-based training in QLD and NSW. No block release. Enquire with Axial Training. **Content:** Automotive Apprentice Training in Your Workshop | Axial Training Automotive apprenticeship training in QLD and NSW # Start Your Automotive Apprentice Now — Without Waiting for Next Year If you are planning to employ an automotive apprentice, commencing now can help them build capability sooner and contribute when your workshop workload peaks again. Axial Training delivers practical apprenticeship training in your workplace, built around the way your business operates. [ Enrol an Apprentice Now ](#enquire) [ Call 1300 729 425 ](tel:1300729425) Workplace-based delivery for eligible automotive employers across Queensland and New South Wales. Train where the work happens ## Automotive Apprenticeship Training Delivered in Your Workshop Axial Training delivers automotive apprenticeship training in the workshop, so your apprentice can develop knowledge and practical capability in the environment where they work every day. There is no need to wait for the next scheduled block release intake to get started. Our delivery model is designed for automotive employers who want to grow their team while keeping day-to-day operations moving. We work around your service schedule rather than expecting your workshop to work around a generic training timetable. ## Available Automotive Qualifications ### AUR30620 Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology ### AUR31120 Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology Course availability, apprentice eligibility and delivery arrangements may vary by location and workplace. Speak with Axial Training before enrolment. Built for automotive employers ## Why Automotive Employers Commence With Axial Whether you are taking on your first apprentice or building an established workshop team, Axial offers a training model designed to support productivity, practical learning and apprentice progress. ### Commence Without a Scheduled Intake Begin the enrolment and commencement process without waiting for a standard annual or block-release intake date. ### No Block or Day Release Your apprentice stays connected to your workshop, your team, your tools and the work that matters to your business. ### Industry-Current Trainers Axial trainers visit your business to support practical training in the workplace. ### 24/7 Online Theory Access Apprentices can access online theory through Axial’s LIME Room, helping them continue their learning beyond the workshop. ### Extra Learning Support When Needed Axial’s Learning Enhancement Program, or LEP, provides additional support when an apprentice needs help with their learning. ### Funding Guidance Government funding may be available for eligible apprentices. Axial can help you understand the current eligibility requirements and available options. Training outcomes matter ## Support for Apprentices From Commencement to Completion Axial Training reports a 68.5% apprentice completion rate, compared with an approximate national average of 48%. This result reflects the importance of practical delivery, accessible theory, workplace connection and individual learning support. Completion-rate figures should be interpreted in context and may change over time. Contact Axial Training for information on the current methodology and reporting period. For workshops of every size ## Is Workplace-Based Automotive Apprenticeship Training Right for Your Business? Axial’s workplace-based model may suit automotive employers who want to employ a new apprentice, transfer their apprentice to a new training provider, or establish a more practical training approach for an existing team. ### This may suit you if you: - Are planning to employ your first automotive apprentice - Want to build a larger light vehicle or heavy vehicle team - Want your apprentice to learn in your workshop environment - Prefer a model without scheduled block or day release - Need training that can work around workshop operations - Want support with apprenticeship commencement and funding questions ### Axial can help you clarify: - Which qualification best suits the work your apprentice will perform - Whether AUR30620 or AUR31120 is appropriate for your workplace - Apprentice and employer eligibility requirements - Potential funding options and conditions - How training can be scheduled around your service operations - What is required to begin the apprenticeship process Automotive apprenticeship FAQs ## Questions Automotive Employers Ask Before Starting an Apprentice Can I start an automotive apprentice before the end of the year? Yes. Axial Training can help eligible employers arrange an apprenticeship commencement without waiting for a scheduled intake. Contact the team to discuss timing that suits your workshop. Does my apprentice need to attend block release? Axial’s workplace-based delivery model means training is delivered in the workplace, rather than through scheduled block or day release. Your apprentice remains connected to the workshop while completing their training. What qualifications are available for automotive apprentices? Axial delivers AUR30620 Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology and AUR31120 Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology. The appropriate qualification depends on the apprentice’s job role and the nature of your workshop. Is government funding available? Government funding may be available for eligible apprentices. Funding eligibility, employer contributions and conditions can vary by individual, qualification and state. Axial can help you understand the current options. Where is automotive apprenticeship training available? Axial Training delivers eligible automotive apprenticeship training for employers and apprentices across Queensland and New South Wales. Contact the team to confirm availability in your area. What support is available if my apprentice needs help? Apprentices have access to online theory via the LIME Room, as well as Learning Enhancement Program support when additional assistance is needed. Get your apprentice started ## Arrange a Commencement That Works for Your Workshop Speak with Rod Lougoon, Director – Career Pathways, about starting an automotive apprentice in your business. We can discuss qualification options, workplace delivery, eligibility and the next steps for enrolment. [ Call 1300 729 425 ](tel:1300729425) [ Email Rod Lougoon ](mailto:rod.lougoon@axial.edu.au) **Rod Lougoon** Director – Career Pathways [ rod.lougoon@axial.edu.au ](mailto:rod.lougoon@axial.edu.au) General enquiries: Axial Training Pty Ltd | RTO 2437. Government funding may be available for eligible apprentices. Eligibility criteria, funding availability, course availability and delivery arrangements apply and may change. **Categories:** Automotive Courses --- ### [Why Workplace-Based Training Beats Block Release | Axial Training](https://www.axial.edu.au/why-workplace-based-training-beats-block-release-axial-training/) **Published:** July 15, 2026 **Author:** Sam Ali **Excerpt:** Stop paying wages for zero output. Axial delivers automotive apprenticeship training in your NSW workshop — no block release, higher completion rates. **Content:** Employer Guide · Automotive Training NSW# Why Workplace-Based Training Beats Block Release for Your Automotive Apprentice Axial Training · 7 min read · AUR30620 & AUR31120 Every week your apprentice spends sitting in a classroom is a week you’re paying full wages for zero workshop output. There’s a better way — and it’s already available to NSW automotive employers right now. ## The Real Cost of Block Release That Nobody Talks About Block release has been the default model for trade training in Australia for decades. Your apprentice disappears for 1–3 weeks at a stretch, attends theory classes at a training college, and you keep paying their wages the whole time. When they come back, you spend the next few days getting them back up to speed on the jobs they missed. For a single 2-week block release, the direct cost to a typical automotive business looks like this: $1,400+ Wages paid with no output 2–3 Days lost getting them back up to speed 4–6 Block releases per year in typical programs 27% National non-completion rate for trade apprentices Multiply that across a 3–4 year apprenticeship and the cost of the traditional model becomes significant. More importantly, the disruption to your team — and to the apprentice’s own momentum — is a genuine risk factor for non-completion. **The hidden cost most employers underestimate:** Apprentices who struggle to connect classroom theory with what they do in the workshop every day are more likely to disengage and drop out. Completion rates for Australian trade apprenticeships have hovered around 50–55% nationally for years. Workplace-based delivery directly addresses this gap. ## What Workplace-Based Training Actually Looks Like Workplace-based delivery flips the traditional model. Instead of your apprentice going to the training, the training comes to your workshop. Axial Training’s industry trainers visit your business directly to deliver hands-on training in the environment your apprentice works in every day. Theory and underpinning knowledge is delivered flexibly through the **Axial LIMEroom** — an online learning environment your apprentice can access before work, during downtime, or at any time that works around your production schedule. ### What stays the same - The qualification is identical — nationally recognised and fully accredited - Government funding entitlements are the same — your apprentice’s eligibility is unaffected - Assessment standards are the same — Axial is an accredited RTO (#2437) delivering to full national standards ### What changes - **No block release** — your apprentice stays productive in your workshop - **Training visits happen on your schedule** — built around your business, not a college timetable - **Theory is completed online and flexibly** — through the LIMEroom, accessible anytime - **Higher completion rates** — Axial’s completion rates are above the national average ## The Qualifications: What Axial Delivers in NSW Axial Training delivers two core automotive qualifications in New South Wales, both via the workplace-based model: AUR30620 Workplace Delivered Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology The core trade qualification for light vehicle mechanics — covers diagnostics, servicing, brake systems, engines, drivetrains, electrical systems, and more. Delivered into your workshop by Axial’s industry trainers. AUR31120 Workplace Delivered Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology The trade qualification for heavy vehicle mechanics — covering diesel engines, hydraulics, brake systems, steering, suspension, and transmission on trucks and commercial vehicles. Designed for businesses operating HCV fleets or workshop services. ## Block Release vs Workplace-Based: A Direct Comparison Factor Block Release (Traditional) Axial Workplace-Based Apprentice availability Away 2–3 weeks per block, 4–6 times/year Stays in your workshop every day Wage cost during training Full wages, zero output Full wages, productive output continues Training location College campus, off-site Your business premises Theory delivery Fixed timetable at college Flexible online via LIMEroom, any time Relevance to daily work Generic classroom environment Trained on the actual equipment they use Completion rates ~50–55% national average Above national average (Axial) Qualification outcome Nationally recognised Nationally recognised (identical) Can transfer mid-apprenticeship N/A ✓ Yes, at any stage ## Why NSW Automotive Employers Are Making the Switch The workforce pressures on automotive businesses in NSW right now are real. The skills shortage across both light and heavy vehicle sectors means every qualified mechanic is valuable — and the last thing you want is to lose a promising apprentice to a system that doesn’t keep them engaged. Employers who switch to Axial’s workplace-based model typically report three immediate improvements: **1. Productivity continuity.** The apprentice is in the workshop, contributing to the job schedule, progressing through real work — not sitting in a classroom 200km away. **2. Faster skill application.** When training happens in the actual workshop on the actual equipment, the connection between theory and practice is immediate. Skills get embedded faster. **3. Better retention.** Apprentices who feel productive and connected to the business are significantly less likely to disengage. Your investment in them compounds over time. ## How to Switch Your Apprentice to Axial — Mid-Training Is Fine One of the most common misconceptions among employers is that switching training providers mid-apprenticeship is complicated. It isn’t — and Axial manages the entire process. Whether your apprentice is in their first year or 18 months through their qualification, Axial can assess the training and competencies already completed, arrange appropriate credit recognition, and continue delivery from where they left off. You don’t start from scratch. - **Contact Axial** — one conversation with Rod Lougoon to discuss your situation - **Training assessment** — Axial reviews current competencies and determines credit transfer - **Paperwork handled** — Axial coordinates the transfer with the previous RTO and AASN/ASQA as required - **Training begins** — workplace visits and LIMEroom access set up, delivery starts - **No gap in apprentice progress** — designed to be seamless for the apprentice ## About Axial Training Axial Training has been delivering trade and vocational qualifications since 1997 — over 27 years of building skilled workforces across Queensland and New South Wales. As a registered training organisation (RTO #2437) and CRICOS provider (#03452C), Axial delivers across automotive, engineering, business, hospitality, and health sectors. The workplace-based automotive model was built specifically for employers who value productivity, retention, and real skill outcomes over a one-size-fits-all classroom approach. Axial’s completion rates consistently sit above the national average — a direct result of the supported, workplace-embedded training model. ## Frequently Asked Questions What is block release training for apprentices? Block release requires your apprentice to leave the workplace for extended periods — typically 1 to 3 weeks at a time — to attend theory classes at an off-site training college. During this time you continue paying their wages while they produce no output for your business. Can I switch my apprentice to Axial mid-way through their training? Yes — you can transfer at any stage of the apprenticeship. Axial conducts a recognition of prior learning assessment to credit what has already been completed, and continues delivery from that point. Axial manages all the paperwork and coordination with the previous RTO. Is workplace-based training the same qualification as block release? Completely identical. The AUR30620 Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology and AUR31120 Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology are nationally recognised qualifications regardless of how they are delivered. The only difference is how and where training happens — not what the apprentice achieves at the end. What is the Axial LIMEroom? The LIMEroom is Axial’s online learning environment. Apprentices use it to complete theory components, access resources, communicate with trainers, and track their progress — all flexibly, without needing to attend a campus. It’s accessible any time from any device. Does Axial train in my area of NSW? Axial delivers across New South Wales and Queensland. Contact Rod Lougoon on 1300 729 425 to confirm delivery in your specific location and discuss your business’s requirements. ## Keep Your Apprentice in the Workshop Talk to Rod about switching to workplace-based delivery — no block release, no lost productivity, better outcomes. [ Call 1300 729 425 ](tel:1300729425) [ Email Us ](mailto:connect@axial.edu.au) Rod Lougoon Director — Career Pathways, Axial Training [ Tel 1300 729 425 ](tel:1300729425) [ Email connect@axial.edu.au ](mailto:connect@axial.edu.au) [ Web axial.edu.au ](https://www.axial.edu.au) **Categories:** Automotive Courses **Tags:** 2025 outcomes, 2025 training trends, 2026 intakes, adult learners, air conditioning apprenticeship nsw, apprentices, apprenticeship funding, apprenticeship job search nsw, apprenticeship support nsw, apprenticeship training, apprenticeships, apprenticeships for employers, australian apprenticeships, automotive apprenticeship nsw, Axial International College, blended learning, block release, Brisbane 2032 jobs, business training, cabinetmaking apprenticeship nsw, career change for mums, career development, career pathways, carpentry apprenticeship nsw, Certificate III in Electrotechnology, Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician, Certificate III in Engineering, chef apprenticeship nsw, civil construction apprenticeship nsw, construction careers, digital skills, diploma programs, e-learning, earn while you learn, education NSW, electrical apprenticeship NSW, electrical contractor, electrical contractor licence, electrical licence Australia, electrician apprenticeship, electrician apprenticeship nsw, electrician career pathways, electrotechnology training, employer partnerships, engineering apprenticeship, engineering apprenticeship nsw, engineering apprenticeships, engineering trades, fabrication apprenticeship, family business training, fee-for-service training, fee-free apprenticeships, fixed and mobile plant mechanic, flexible learning, flexible training Queensland, government funding, group training organisation nsw, hairdressing apprenticeship nsw, heavy equipment mechanic, hospitality career, hospitality courses Australia, hospitality jobs, how to become a licensed electrician in NSW, Hunter region, industry benchmarks, landscape construction apprenticeship nsw, LEA assessment, licensed electrician, licensed electrician NSW, mechanical trade apprenticeship, MEM31419, mining jobs Australia, mobile plant mechanic, mums returning to study, Newcastle, nsw apprenticeships, NSW electrical licence, NSW Fair Trading, NSW training, online learning, part-time work, plant mechanic, plant mechanic NSW, plant mechanic QLD, plumbing apprenticeship nsw, qualified supervisor certificate, Queensland apprenticeships, Queensland education, Queensland mining careers, school-based apprenticeships, skills shortage Australia, Smart and Skilled funding, student visa, study as a mum, study hospitality, study in Australia, supervised work experience, tafe nsw apprenticeships, top apprenticeship careers nsw, trade careers $120K, trade careers Australia, trade courses, trades apprenticeship, traineeships, training technology, UEE30820, upskilling students, VET completion rates, vocational education, vocational education nsw, vocational training, vocational training Australia, vocational training for parents, women in VET, workforce development, workforce skills, workplace based training, workplace training, Year 10 training, Year 11 courses, Year 12 learning --- ### [Cost of Hiring an Apprentice in QLD & NSW (2026 Guide)](https://www.axial.edu.au/cost-of-hiring-an-apprentice-in-qld-nsw-2026-guide/) **Published:** August 6, 2026 **Author:** Sam Ali **Excerpt:** How much does it really cost to take on an apprentice in Queensland or NSW? A clear 2026 guide to apprentice wages, training funding, and employer incentives. **Content:** # What Does It Really Cost to Take On an Apprentice in QLD and NSW? A 2026 Employer Guide Taking on an apprentice often costs less than business owners expect. You pay a training wage while they learn, but in both Queensland and New South Wales, the formal training itself is government subsidised for eligible apprentices, and financial incentives may be available to help with the early costs. This guide walks through the costs involved in hiring an apprentice in QLD and NSW, what tends to be covered, and where the real expense usually sits. One quick heads up before we start: this is general information to help you plan, not financial or legal advice. Funding, wages and incentives change over time and depend on your situation, so we have pointed you to the official sources to confirm the current details. ## The short version: what an apprentice costs you When you employ an apprentice, your costs generally fall into four areas: - **Wages.** You pay an award-based training wage. It is lower than a fully qualified worker and rises each year as the apprentice progresses. - **Training fees.** The cost of the nationally recognised qualification. In QLD and NSW this is subsidised by the state government, and for eligible apprentices it can be fully covered. - **On costs.** Superannuation, workers’ compensation, and the basics like tools and PPE. - **Supervision.** Time from your qualified staff to mentor the apprentice on the job. Set against that, you gain a productive team member who is learning your business from the ground up, with a qualified tradesperson at the end of it. ## How much do you pay an apprentice? Apprentice wages are set by the relevant modern award for the trade. The exact figure depends on the industry, the stage of the apprenticeship, the apprentice’s age, and whether they are school-based or an adult apprentice. A few general points: - Wages start below the qualified rate and step up each year of the apprenticeship. - Adult apprentices, generally those 21 and over when they start, usually attract higher minimum rates than junior apprentices. - School-based apprentices are generally paid for the hours they work around their studies. Because award rates are reviewed every year, the most reliable way to budget is to check the current figures for your trade using the Fair Work Ombudsman’s Pay and Conditions Tool. ## Who pays for the training itself? This is where many employers are pleasantly surprised. The delivery of the qualification, the part your registered training organisation (RTO) handles, is subsidised by the state in both QLD and NSW, and for eligible apprentices it may be fully covered. - **In Queensland**, apprenticeship training is government subsidised, and eligible apprentices under 25 in high priority qualifications may have their training fees fully covered under the state’s Free Apprenticeships for Under 25s initiative. Eligibility, qualification lists and dates apply. - **In New South Wales**, apprenticeship training is subsidised under the Smart and Skilled program, and apprenticeships are currently fee-free for eligible qualifications, so neither the employer nor the apprentice pays the course fee. Eligibility and dates apply. These programs have eligibility rules and change from time to time, so the safest step is to confirm the current position for your apprentice with your RTO or your state training authority before you commit. A good RTO will check eligibility for you first. ## Are there incentives for employers? Often, yes. On top of subsidised training, financial support may be available to employers through the Australian Apprenticeships Incentive System. What you can access, and how much, depends on the trade, the apprentice and your circumstances, and the amounts and rules are reviewed regularly. Rather than rely on a headline figure that may have changed, the simplest approach is to have your eligibility checked for you. An Apprentice Connect Australia Provider, or your RTO, can tell you exactly what your business qualifies for at the time you hire. ## Queensland and New South Wales at a glance What to checkQueenslandNew South WalesTraining costGovernment subsidisedGovernment subsidised under Smart and SkilledFee-free optionMay be fully covered for eligible under 25s in priority qualificationsCurrently fee free for eligible apprenticeship qualificationsWage settingRelevant modern awardRelevant modern awardEmployer incentivesMay be available via the Australian Apprenticeships Incentive SystemMay be available via the Australian Apprenticeships Incentive SystemWhere to confirmYour state training authority and your RTOYour state training authority and your RTOBoth states sit under the same federal incentive system, so the main difference is the state funding program your RTO enrols the apprentice under. Because eligibility and dates change, treat the table as a starting point and confirm the current details before you budget. ## The cost most employers never plan for: non-completion Here is the risk that outweighs any wage. National data shows that a large share of apprentices who start do not finish, and a half-trained apprentice who leaves is the most expensive outcome of all. You have carried the wages, the supervision and the disruption, with no qualified tradesperson to show for it. This is why the training provider you choose matters so much. At [Axial Training](https://www.axial.edu.au/apprenticeship-training-qld-and-nsw/), apprentice completion sits at 82.5%, well above the national average, supported by one-on-one trainer support and a Learning Enhancement program built to keep apprentices engaged and on track. A provider that helps your apprentice finish protects everything you have already invested. ## How to keep your apprentice costs down A few decisions make a real difference to what an apprentice ends up costing you: - **Check funding eligibility up front.** Confirm what training subsidies your apprentice qualifies for before they start, so there are no surprises. - **Ask about incentives early.** Have your eligibility for employer incentives checked at the point of hiring, not after. - **Choose an RTO that comes to you.** Workplace-based training means less time off the tools and less lost productivity. [Axial delivers training at your workplace](https://www.axial.edu.au/apprenticeship-training-qld-and-nsw/) across QLD and NSW. - **Back completion, not just enrolment.** The cheapest apprentice is the one who finishes, so choose a provider with strong support and completion rates. ## Frequently asked questions **Do I have to pay an apprentice while they are training?** Yes. Apprentices are employees and are paid an award-based training wage for their working hours. The wage is lower than a qualified worker and increases each year of the apprenticeship. Current rates for each trade are on the Fair Work Ombudsman’s Pay and Conditions Tool. **Is apprenticeship training free in QLD and NSW?** For eligible apprentices, the training delivered by the RTO is heavily subsidised and can be fully covered through Queensland’s funding programs and New South Wales’ Smart and Skilled. Eligibility and dates apply, so your RTO can confirm the current position before enrolment. **Are there government incentives for hiring an apprentice?** Financial support may be available to employers through the Australian Apprenticeships Incentive System, depending on the trade, the apprentice and your circumstances. Because the amounts and rules change, the best step is to have your eligibility checked by an Apprentice Connect Australia Provider or your RTO. **Can I switch my apprentice to a different training provider?** Yes. You can move your apprentice to a new RTO during the apprenticeship, and a good provider will handle the paperwork and coordinate the changeover so your apprentice keeps progressing. **Does the trainer come to my workplace?** With Axial, yes. Training is delivered in your workplace across Queensland and New South Wales, which keeps your apprentice on the tools and reduces downtime. ## A quick note on accuracy Apprentice wages, training subsidies and government incentives change from time to time and depend on your specific circumstances. The details above are general information current at the time of writing, and not financial or legal advice. For the current position, check the Fair Work Ombudsman for wages, your state training authority for funding, and an Apprentice Connect Australia Provider for incentives, or talk to the team at Axial and we will point you in the right direction. ## Ready to take on an apprentice the smart way? Axial Training has been developing skilled tradespeople across Queensland and New South Wales since 1997. Our funded, workplace-based apprenticeships come with the one-on-one support that helps apprentices stay engaged and complete, so you end up with the qualified tradesperson you set out to train. Talk to our team about funding, eligibility and getting started. Call 1300 135 008 or [enquire online today](https://www.axial.edu.au/contact/). **Categories:** Automotive Courses, Engineering for Sustainable Development **Tags:** 2025 outcomes, 2025 training trends, 2026 intakes, adult learners, air conditioning apprenticeship nsw, apprentices, apprenticeship funding, apprenticeship job search nsw, apprenticeship support nsw, apprenticeship training, apprenticeships, apprenticeships for employers, australian apprenticeships, automotive apprenticeship nsw, Axial International College, blended learning, block release, Brisbane 2032 jobs, business training, cabinetmaking apprenticeship nsw, career change for mums, career development, career pathways, carpentry apprenticeship nsw, Certificate III in Electrotechnology, Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician, Certificate III in Engineering, chef apprenticeship nsw, civil construction apprenticeship nsw, construction careers, digital skills, diploma programs, e-learning, earn while you learn, education NSW, electrical apprenticeship NSW, electrical contractor, electrical contractor licence, electrical licence Australia, electrician apprenticeship, electrician apprenticeship nsw, electrician career pathways, electrotechnology training, employer partnerships, engineering apprenticeship, engineering apprenticeship nsw, engineering apprenticeships, engineering trades, fabrication apprenticeship, family business training, fee-for-service training, fee-free apprenticeships, fixed and mobile plant mechanic, flexible learning, flexible training Queensland, government funding, group training organisation nsw, hairdressing apprenticeship nsw, heavy equipment mechanic, hospitality career, hospitality courses Australia, hospitality jobs, how to become a licensed electrician in NSW, Hunter region, industry benchmarks, landscape construction apprenticeship nsw, LEA assessment, licensed electrician, licensed electrician NSW, mechanical trade apprenticeship, MEM31419, mining jobs Australia, mobile plant mechanic, mums returning to study, Newcastle, nsw apprenticeships, NSW electrical licence, NSW Fair Trading, NSW training, online learning, part-time work, plant mechanic, plant mechanic NSW, plant mechanic QLD, plumbing apprenticeship nsw, qualified supervisor certificate, Queensland apprenticeships, Queensland education, Queensland mining careers, school-based apprenticeships, skills shortage Australia, Smart and Skilled funding, student visa, study as a mum, study hospitality, study in Australia, supervised work experience, tafe nsw apprenticeships, top apprenticeship careers nsw, trade careers $120K, trade careers Australia, trade courses, trades apprenticeship, traineeships, training technology, UEE30820, upskilling students, VET completion rates, vocational education, vocational education nsw, vocational training, vocational training Australia, vocational training for parents, women in VET, workforce development, workforce skills, workplace based training, workplace training, Year 10 training, Year 11 courses, Year 12 learning --- ### [Engineering Apprenticeships Without the Downtime (QLD) | Axial](https://www.axial.edu.au/engineering-apprenticeships-without-the-downtime-qld-axial/) **Published:** August 7, 2026 **Author:** Sam Ali **Content:** For Queensland Engineering Employers# Engineering Apprenticeships Without the Downtime Every day an apprentice spends away on block release is a day they are not machining components, fabricating steel or keeping your equipment running. Workplace-based training fixes that. Axial Training delivers nationally recognised Certificate III engineering qualifications across Queensland in your own workshop, so your apprentice keeps adding value while they learn. ## What is workplace-based engineering apprenticeship training? It is apprenticeship training delivered where the work actually happens, in your business, rather than at a campus on block release. Your apprentice stays on the tools, an experienced engineering trades trainer comes to your workplace, and the theory is completed online around your production schedule through Axial’s LIME Room. The result is a fully qualified tradesperson trained the way your business really operates. National average (approx.) 48% apprentice completion Axial Training 68.5% engineering apprentice completion ## The hidden cost of block release Block release pulls apprentices out of your workshop for days or weeks at a time. On top of the lost productivity, you often carry travel and accommodation costs, and your production schedule takes the hit. For many engineering businesses, that downtime is the most expensive part of taking on an apprentice. Workplace-based training removes it. ## Engineering qualifications available CodeQualification MEM30219Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade MEM31419Certificate III in Engineering – Fixed & Mobile Plant Mechanic MEM30219BMechanical Trade (Fitting / Machining) MEM30219DMechanical Trade (Fitting) MEM30219CMechanical Trade (Machining) MEM31922Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade MEM31922DFabrication Trade (Sheetmetal Working) MEM31922CFabrication Trade (Boilermaking / Welding) ## Why Queensland engineering businesses choose Axial - No block release, so apprentices stay productive in your business - Training delivered in your workplace by experienced engineering trades trainers - Lower downtime, travel and accommodation costs - Flexible online theory through the LIME Room, completed around work schedules - Learning Enhancement Program (LEP) to help apprentices succeed - 68.5% engineering completion rate, well above the national average Whether you specialise in machining, fabrication, maintenance, manufacturing, fixed plant, mobile plant or heavy industry, Axial delivers apprenticeship training that works around your operation, not the other way around. ## Frequently asked questions ### Do apprentices still have to attend block release? No. With Axial’s workplace-based model, your apprentice trains in your workshop and completes the theory online through the LIME Room, so there is no block release and far less downtime. ### Which engineering qualifications does Axial deliver? Nationally recognised Certificate III qualifications across mechanical trade, fitting, machining, fabrication, boilermaking and welding, sheetmetal work, and fixed and mobile plant. ### Where is workplace-based engineering training available? It is delivered across Queensland, and Axial also trains apprentices across New South Wales. ### Who do I talk to about getting started? Contact Rod Lougoon, Director of Career Pathways, on 1300 729 425 or enquire online, and the team will walk you through it. ## Keep your apprentices on the tools Keep your business moving with training built around your workshop. [Train Smarter With Axial](https://www.axial.edu.au/apprenticeship-training-qld-and-nsw/) Call [1300 729 425](tel:1300729425) or email Axial Training Pty Ltd · RTO 2437 · Empowering lifelong learning since 1997, across QLD and NSW. **Categories:** Engineering for Sustainable Development **Tags:** 2025 outcomes, 2025 training trends, 2026 intakes, adult learners, air conditioning apprenticeship nsw, apprentices, apprenticeship funding, apprenticeship job search nsw, apprenticeship support nsw, apprenticeship training, apprenticeships, apprenticeships for employers, australian apprenticeships, automotive apprenticeship nsw, Axial International College, blended learning, block release, Brisbane 2032 jobs, business training, cabinetmaking apprenticeship nsw, career change for mums, career development, career pathways, carpentry apprenticeship nsw, Certificate III in Electrotechnology, Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician, Certificate III in Engineering, chef apprenticeship nsw, civil construction apprenticeship nsw, construction careers, digital skills, diploma programs, e-learning, earn while you learn, education NSW, electrical apprenticeship NSW, electrical contractor, electrical contractor licence, electrical licence Australia, electrician apprenticeship, electrician apprenticeship nsw, electrician career pathways, electrotechnology training, employer partnerships, engineering apprenticeship, engineering apprenticeship nsw, engineering apprenticeships, engineering trades, fabrication apprenticeship, family business training, fee-for-service training, fee-free apprenticeships, fixed and mobile plant mechanic, flexible learning, flexible training Queensland, government funding, group training organisation nsw, hairdressing apprenticeship nsw, heavy equipment mechanic, hospitality career, hospitality courses Australia, hospitality jobs, how to become a licensed electrician in NSW, Hunter region, industry benchmarks, landscape construction apprenticeship nsw, LEA assessment, licensed electrician, licensed electrician NSW, mechanical trade apprenticeship, MEM31419, mining jobs Australia, mobile plant mechanic, mums returning to study, Newcastle, nsw apprenticeships, NSW electrical licence, NSW Fair Trading, NSW training, online learning, part-time work, plant mechanic, plant mechanic NSW, plant mechanic QLD, plumbing apprenticeship nsw, qualified supervisor certificate, Queensland apprenticeships, Queensland education, Queensland mining careers, school-based apprenticeships, skills shortage Australia, Smart and Skilled funding, student visa, study as a mum, study hospitality, study in Australia, supervised work experience, tafe nsw apprenticeships, top apprenticeship careers nsw, trade careers $120K, trade careers Australia, trade courses, trades apprenticeship, traineeships, training technology, UEE30820, upskilling students, VET completion rates, vocational education, vocational education nsw, vocational training, vocational training Australia, vocational training for parents, women in VET, workforce development, workforce skills, workplace based training, workplace training, Year 10 training, Year 11 courses, Year 12 learning --- ### [The Complete Mobile Plant Mechanic Guide](https://www.axial.edu.au/the-complete-mobile-plant-mechanic-guide/) **Published:** November 25, 2025 **Author:** Sam Ali **Excerpt:** Are you searching for a career with genuine earning potential, job security, and hands-on work that makes a tangible difference? Mobile plant mechanics are among Australia's highest-paid **Content:** # **Your Roadmap to a $120K+ Career.** Are you searching for a career with genuine earning potential, job security, and hands-on work that makes a tangible difference? Mobile plant mechanics are among Australia’s highest-paid tradespeople, with experienced professionals earning $120,000 to $160,000+ annually, and demand has never been higher. With Queensland’s infrastructure boom accelerating toward the **Brisbane 2032 Olympics**, major civil projects breaking ground across NSW, and mining operations expanding, now is the perfect time to launch your career as a mobile plant mechanic. This comprehensive guide walks you through everything you need to know about becoming a mobile plant mechanic through **Certificate III in Engineering – Fixed and Mobile Plant Mechanic (MEM31419)** in NSW, including career pathways, earning potential, required skills, and how to get started with government-funded training. A day in the life of a Plant Mechanic at Coates Video credit: [ Coates ](https://www.coates.com.au) ![Apprenticeships & Traineeships](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Empower-Your-Future-with-Axial.png "Empower Your Future with Axial") ## **What Does a Mobile Plant Mechanic Do?** Mobile plant mechanics are the elite problem-solvers of the heavy machinery world. Unlike standard automotive mechanics, mobile plant mechanics work on the colossal equipment that builds our cities, mines our resources, and powers Australia’s infrastructure. ## **Your Workplace:** - **Mining sites:** Maintaining haul trucks, excavators, draglines, and loaders that operate 24/7 in remote locations - **Construction projects:** Servicing cranes, bulldozers, graders, and compactors on major builds - **Civil infrastructure:** Supporting road construction, tunnel boring, and earthmoving equipment - **Ports and logistics:** Maintaining forklifts, reach stackers, and container handling machinery - **Agriculture:** Servicing harvesters, tractors, and specialist farming equipment ## **The Work:** Mobile plant mechanics diagnose faults, perform preventative maintenance, conduct major overhauls, and ensure compliance with safety standards on equipment worth hundreds of thousands, sometimes millions, of dollars. You’ll work with: - **Hydraulic systems** (the “muscles” of heavy machinery) - **Diesel engines** (often supercharged, turbocharged, or hybrid) - **Electronic control systems** (modern machinery is computer-controlled) - **Pneumatic systems** (air brakes, compressors, tools) - **Welding and fabrication** (creating custom parts and repairs) The job combines diagnostic thinking, physical problem-solving, and technical expertise. Every day presents new challenges, and no two repairs are identical. ## **Career Pathway: From Apprentice to Specialist** One of the most attractive aspects of becoming a mobile plant mechanic is the clear, well-defined career progression with substantial salary increases at each stage. ## **Year 1-4: Apprenticeship** - **Earn while you learn:** $25,000-$50,000 annually (increasing each year) - Work under supervision while completing Certificate III in Engineering (MEM31419) - Gain hands-on experience with diverse equipment types - Build foundational skills in diagnostics, hydraulics, and systems ## **Year 5-7: Qualified Mechanic** - **Salary range:** $70,000-$95,000 annually - Work independently on standard repairs and maintenance - Develop specialisations (mining equipment, cranes, earthmoving) - Begin supervising junior apprentices ## **Year 8-12: Senior Mobile Plant Mechanic** - **Salary range:** $100,000-$130,000 annually - Lead complex diagnostic and repair projects - Specialise in high-value equipment or systems - Take on-site supervisor or leading hand roles - Potential for FIFO (fly-in-fly-out) positions with extended time off ## **Year 12+: Specialist/Superintendent** - **Salary range:** $120,000-$160,000+ annually - Workshop manager or maintenance superintendent positions - Equipment specialist roles (CAT dealer technician, Komatsu certified specialist) - Mobile service business owner (charges $150-$200/hour plus parts) - Training and mentorship responsibilities **Career Alternative Pathways:** - **Field Service Technician:** Travel to remote sites, premium pay rates - **Workshop Manager:** Oversee teams of 10-50+ mechanics - **Technical Sales:** Leverage your expertise selling machinery or parts ($120K+ base + commission) - **Business Owner:** Run your own mobile plant service company ## **Salary Breakdown: What You’ll Really Earn** Let’s look at realistic earning potential based on current market rates in Queensland and NSW (November 2025): ## **Apprenticeship Years (1-4):** YearBase SalaryAward PercentageTake-Home (Approx)Year 1$28,000-$35,00055% of qualified rate~$540/weekYear 2$35,000-$42,00065% of qualified rate~$660/weekYear 3$42,000-$50,00075% of qualified rate~$780/weekYear 4$50,000-$60,00088% of qualified rate~$950/week*Note: Many employers pay above award rates, especially mining companies.* ## **Qualified Years (5+):** Experience LevelMetro/RegionalMining/RemoteFIFO PremiumQualified (1-3 years)$70K-$85K$90K-$110K$110K-$130KSenior (4-8 years)$85K-$105K$110K-$135K$130K-$155KSpecialist/Lead (8+ years)$100K-$120K$130K-$160K+$160K-$200K+## **Additional Earning Opportunities:** - **Overtime:** Time-and-a-half (1.5x) and double time rates can add $10K-$30K annually - **Allowances:** Site allowances ($50-$150/day), travel allowances, meal allowances - **FIFO Rosters:** 2 weeks on/1 week off, 8 days on/6 days off (premium rates + extended time off) - **Weekend/On-Call Work:** Premium penalty rates for emergency callouts - **Side Work:** Many mechanics run mobile repair services on weekends ($1,500-$3,000/weekend) ## **Why Demand Is Exploding Right Now** Multiple factors have created a perfect storm of opportunity for mobile plant mechanics: ## **1. Brisbane 2032 Olympics Infrastructure Boom** Queensland is investing **$7.1 billion** in infrastructure upgrades, including: - New Olympic venues and facilities - Expanded public transport (Cross River Rail extension) - Road upgrades and tunnel projects - Accommodation and hospitality infrastructure Every bulldozer, excavator, crane, and grader on these sites needs qualified mechanics. ## **2. Critical Skills Shortage** - Australia-wide shortage of **15,000+ qualified diesel mechanics and mobile plant mechanics**​ - Aging workforce (45% of current mechanics are 50+ years old) - Retirement wave creating leadership vacancies - Consistent placement on skilled occupation lists ## **3. Mining Sector Expansion** Queensland and NSW mining operations are expanding: - Coal: Ongoing demand despite transition (equipment still needs maintenance) - Lithium, copper, rare earths: New mines opening for battery production - Gold and mineral sands: High commodity prices driving exploration - 24/7 operations = constant need for maintenance teams ## **4. Green Infrastructure Projects** - Renewable energy farms (solar, wind) require heavy machinery for construction - Hydrogen production facilities - Battery storage installations - Transmission line upgrades across regional areas ## **5. Post-Pandemic Supply Chain Investment** Companies learned that equipment downtime costs millions. They’re now investing heavily in: - Preventative maintenance programs - Larger in-house mechanic teams - Equipment upgrades requiring specialised skills ## **Skills You’ll Master in MEM31419** The **Certificate III in Engineering – Fixed and Mobile Plant Mechanic (MEM31419)** is a nationally recognized qualification that prepares you for real-world challenges. Here’s what you’ll learn: ## **Core Technical Skills:** **Hydraulic Systems** - Interpret hydraulic schematics and circuits - Diagnose pressure, flow, and contamination issues - Replace cylinders, pumps, valves, and hoses - Conduct hydraulic oil analysis and system flushing **Diesel Engine Technology** - Service and repair heavy-duty diesel engines (6-cylinder, V12, turbocharged) - Diagnose starting, fueling, and compression issues - Perform engine rebuilds and component replacement - Understand emissions systems and DPF maintenance **Electronic Diagnostics** - Use diagnostic software (CAT ET, Komatsu KOMTRAX, Volvo IMPACT) - Read and interpret fault codes - Test sensors, actuators, and control modules - Reprogram ECUs and perform software updates **Mechanical Systems** - Drivetrain repair (transmissions, differentials, final drives) - Undercarriage maintenance (tracks, rollers, idlers) - Steering and braking systems - Cooling systems and air conditioning **Welding and Fabrication** - MIG, TIG, and stick welding for repairs - Cutting and shaping metal - Fabricate custom brackets and mounts - Basic machining and drilling **Workplace Safety** - Lockout/tagout procedures (LOTO) - Working at heights certification - Confined space entry - Safe use of lifting equipment - Hazardous materials handling ## **Soft Skills and Professional Development:** - Problem-solving and critical thinking - Reading technical manuals and schematics - Time management for urgent repairs - Customer communication (explaining complex issues simply) - Record-keeping and documentation - Teamwork in high-pressure environments ## **Government Funding: Make Training Affordable** The best part? **You probably qualify for government funding** that significantly reduces training costs. ## **Funding Options (MEM31419):** - As a contracted Smart & Skilled provider in NSW and a contracted Skills Assure provider in Queensland, Axial Training offer thisApprenticeship training with funding from the respective State Governments. **Australian Apprenticeships Incentive System** - Employers receive incentives for hiring apprentices - You may receive direct support payments during the apprenticeship - Living away from home allowance available for regional students **Trade Support Loans** - Interest-free loans up to $23,444 over 4 years - 20% loan forgiveness upon completion - Helps cover living expenses during apprenticeship ## **Eligibility Criteria:** - Australian citizen, permanent resident, or humanitarian visa holder - NSW resident (for Smart and Skilled) - QLD Residents for Career Start. - Enrolled in an apprenticeship with a registered employer - Certificate III is your first qualification at this level (in most cases) **Check Your Eligibility:** Contact Axial Training’s enrolment team for a free eligibility assessment and funding calculation. --- ## **Why Choose Axial Training?** Axial Training brings unique advantages to your mobile plant mechanic education: ## **1. Learning Enhancement Hub** Not everyone learns the same way. Axial proudly **celebrates neurodiversity** and provides tailored support: - Customised learning plans matching your pace and style - Organisational and time management coaching - Literacy and numeracy support (no judgment, genuine help) - One-on-one assistance when concepts feel overwhelming - Study resources in multiple formats (visual, hands-on, written) ## **2. Flexible Learning Options** - **We come to you:** On-site training at your employer’s workshop - Blended learning: practical sessions + online theory - Weekend and evening options for working students - Self-paced modules for independent learners ## **3. Industry-Current Training** - Work with modern diagnostic tools and equipment - Learn the software systems employers actually use - Training aligned with current industry standards - Instructors with active industry experience ## **4. NSW Locations** We offer Workplace-based training (QLD & NSW) **MEM31419 Certificate III in Engineering – Fixed and Mobile Plant Mechanic, and various other courses.** ## **5. Support Network** - Dedicated student support staff throughout your journey - Connection to apprenticeship and employment opportunities - Ongoing communication with your employer for seamless coordination - Post-graduation career guidance --- ## **How to Get Started: Your 5-Step Action Plan** Ready to launch your $120K+ career? Here’s exactly what to do: ## **Step 1: Submit an Enquiry** Contact Axial Training to: - Discuss your background and career goals - Check your funding eligibility - Understand the apprenticeship process - Get answers to all your questions **Enquire now:** [Contact Axial Training](https://www.axial.edu.au/) or call \[insert phone number\] ## **Step 2: Secure an Apprenticeship** You need an employer to sponsor your apprenticeship. Options: - **Already working?** Ask your employer about apprenticeship opportunities - **Need a job?** Axial can connect you with employers seeking apprentices - **Search yourself:** Mining companies, equipment dealers (CAT, Komatsu, Volvo), civil contractors, and councils regularly hire ## **Step 3: Complete Enrolment** Once you have an apprenticeship: - Finalise funding paperwork (Axial assists with this) - Register with the Australian Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN) - Complete pre-training assessment (literacy, numeracy, learning needs) - Receive your customised training plan ## **Step 4: Begin Training** - Attend on-site or workshop-based training sessions - Complete theory modules (online or in-person) - Work through competencies at your employer’s site - Regular assessments to track progress ## **Step 5: Complete and Qualify** - Achieve all required competencies (typically 3-4 years) - Receive your nationally recognised Certificate III - Begin your journey towards becoming a qualified Mobile Plant Mechanic - Start earning $70K-$95K+ immediately --- ## **Real Talk: Is This Career Right for You?** Mobile plant mechanics thrive when they: - **Enjoy problem-solving:** Every breakdown is a puzzle to solve - **Like physical work:** You’ll be hands-on, climbing on equipment, lifting parts - **Have attention to detail:** A missed fault can cost thousands or cause safety incidents - **Work well under pressure:** Urgent repairs when equipment is down - **Keep learning:** Technology constantly evolves; curious minds excel - **Can work in various conditions:** Heat, cold, remote locations, shift work **This career might NOT suit you if:** - You prefer strictly 9-5 office work with zero physical demands - You’re not comfortable with occasional travel or remote work - You dislike getting dirty or working outdoors - You want minimal learning after initial qualification **Honest truth:** The work is demanding, but the rewards, financial, intellectual, and in job satisfaction, are exceptional. --- ## **Frequently Asked Questions** **Do I need experience to start an apprenticeship?** No! Apprenticeships are designed for beginners. Enthusiasm and willingness to learn matter more than prior experience. **Can I complete this if I struggled in school?** Absolutely. Axial’s Learning Enhancement Hub specialises in supporting students with different learning needs. Practical, hands-on training often clicks better than traditional classroom learning. **What if I’m older (30s, 40s, 50s)?** Mature-age apprentices are increasingly common and often excel due to life experience, maturity, and work ethic. There’s no age limit. **Is the work dangerous?** All work with heavy machinery carries risks, but strict safety protocols, training, and equipment help mitigate them. Following procedures keeps you safe. **Can women succeed as mobile plant mechanics?** Yes! The industry actively encourages diversity. Many women excel in this trade and find supportive workplaces. **What tools do I need to buy?** Basic hand tools (spanners, sockets, screwdrivers) are required, with a budget $1,000-$3,000. Employers provide specialised tools and equipment. Many offer tool allowances. **Can I work internationally?** Your Australian Certificate III is recognised in many countries (Canada, the UK, parts of the Middle East) with additional certifications or assessments. --- ## **Take the First Step Today** The mobile plant mechanic career pathway offers genuine financial security, intellectual challenge, and the satisfaction of keeping Australia moving. With demand exploding, government funding available, and wages reaching $120K-$160K+, there’s never been a better time to start. **Don’t let another month pass wondering “what if.”** ## **Ready to Transform Your Future?** **📞 Enquire About Certificate III in Engineering – Fixed and Mobile Plant Mechanic (MEM31419)** Contact Axial Training today: - **Website:** [www.axial.edu.au](https://www.axial.edu.au/) - **Email:** connect@axial.edu.au - **Phone:** 1300 729 425 **Our enrolment team will:** ✅ Assess your funding eligibility (often free or low-cost training) ✅ Connect you with apprenticeship opportunities ✅ Create a customised learning plan for your needs ✅ Answer every question (no such thing as a silly question) **Start earning while you learn. Build a career with genuine growth potential. Join Australia’s next generation of elite tradespeople.** ### Industry Connections and Internships Our strong connections with local restaurants, hotels, and catering companies provide students with valuable internship opportunities. These experiences not only enhance learning but also help students build professional networks in the industry. ### Join Us at Axial College Brisbane Are you ready to take the next step in your culinary journey? Join us at Axial International College Brisbane and become part of a diverse community of aspiring chefs and hospitality professionals. 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With our government-funded training programs, flexible learning options, and workplace-based delivery, we come to you to provide the practical, industry-focused training that prepares you for a successful electrical career. The electrical trade offers strong career prospects with excellent earning potential. Licensed electricians in NSW currently earn an average weekly salary of $2,120, with over 90% working full-time hours. With ongoing infrastructure developments and increasing demand for electrical services, there’s never been a better time to enter this essential trade. ## Understanding the Pathway to Becoming a Licensed Electrician in NSW Becoming a licensed electrician in New South Wales requires completing formal training, gaining substantial practical experience, and meeting specific state licensing requirements. The journey typically takes four years and combines structured education with on-the-job training through an apprenticeship. The foundation of your electrical career is the UEE30820 Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician, a nationally recognised qualification that Axial Training delivers in NSW. This qualification provides the technical knowledge and practical skills needed to work safely and competently with electrical systems, preparing you for independent electrical work and NSW licensing. ![Becoming a Licensed Electrician in NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Becoming-a-Licensed-Electrician-in-NSW-2.png "Becoming a Licensed Electrician in NSW 2") # The Six-Step Pathway to Your NSW Electrical License ## Step 1: Enrol in Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician with Axial Training Your journey begins by enrolling in the UEE30820 Certificate III in Electrotechnology (Electrician) qualification. At Axial Training, we deliver this course throughout NSW with a unique approach that sets us apart from other training providers. What you’ll learn in the Certificate III: • Electrical circuit design, installation, and wiring systems for residential, commercial, and industrial applications • Comprehensive understanding of Australian wiring regulations and standards (AS/NZS 3000:2018) • Advanced fault diagnosis, testing, and repair techniques using industry-standard equipment • Critical electrical safety practices and workplace compliance requirements • Installation and maintenance of low-voltage electrical systems across diverse settings • Professional electrical testing, measurement procedures, and equipment maintenance protocols ![Becoming a Licensed Electrician in NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Becoming-a-Licensed-Electrician-in-NSW.png "Becoming a Licensed Electrician in NSW") ## The Axial Difference: Unlike traditional training providers, Axial Training comes to your workplace. We deliver flexible, blended learning through our innovative Axial LIMEroom platform, combining on-site practical sessions with online theoretical components. This means you can balance your study with work commitments while learning in real-world environments that directly relate to your job. The Certificate III typically takes four years to complete as part of an apprenticeship, involving approximately 856 hours of scheduled face-to-face classes, plus online learning and self-paced study. You don’t need to have completed Year 12 to enrol; all students complete a pre-enrollment Learning Support Snapshot to identify any support needs and ensure your success. As a government-approved training provider, Axial can help eligible students access Smart and Skilled funding, significantly reducing the cost of their qualification. In many cases, training can be substantially subsidised or even fee-free for eligible apprentices. ## Step 2: Complete a Four-Year Electrical Apprenticeship Alongside your Certificate III studies with Axial Training, you’ll complete a four-year apprenticeship with a licensed electrical contractor. This provides crucial on-the-job training under the supervision of qualified electricians, allowing you to apply your theoretical knowledge in real-world settings. During your apprenticeship, you’ll: • Gain hands-on experience working on diverse electrical installations and systems • Work across residential, commercial, and/or industrial environments depending on your employer’s specialisation • Learn industry best practices and comprehensive workplace safety procedures • Develop critical problem-solving skills through real-world troubleshooting scenarios • Build a professional network within the NSW electrical trade that will support your career growth To find an apprenticeship, connect with an Australian Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN) provider who can assist with finding employment and establishing your training contract. The training contract is a formal agreement between you, your employer, and the apprenticeship network that outlines your training plan, employment conditions, and mutual obligations. ## Step 3: Obtain Your Certificate of Proficiency After completing your Certificate III with Axial Training, you’ll need to obtain a Certificate of Proficiency as an Electrician from the NSW Vocational Training Review Panel. This certificate demonstrates that you’ve met the competency standards required to work as a qualified electrician in NSW. The Certificate of Proficiency is a specific NSW requirement that’s separate from your Certificate III qualification. It verifies your competency based on your completed apprenticeship and structured training, confirming you’re ready for independent electrical work. ## Step 4: Gain Required Post-Qualification Work Experience NSW Fair Trading requires at least 12 months of relevant electrical wiring work experience after completing your qualification. This experience must demonstrate your practical application of the wiring rules (AS/NZS 3000:2018) in residential, commercial, and/or industrial settings. You’ll need to document this experience using NSW Fair Trading’s ‘Referee’s Statement Electrical Work’ form, which must be completed by a licensed electrician who has directly supervised your work. This verification confirms that you can independently and safely perform and supervise electrical wiring work. ## Step 5: Complete the TAFE Digital Assessment Before applying for your license, you must complete the TAFE Digital assessment on the current edition of the wiring rules (AS/NZS 3000:2018). This assessment, known as the Re-Licensing for Electricians Course (800-27213-200TE-020), verifies that you can perform and supervise electrical wiring work according to current Australian standards. This online assessment ensures all licensed electricians in NSW maintain current knowledge of the wiring rules and can apply them correctly in their work. It’s a mandatory requirement for obtaining your NSW electrical license. ## Step 6: Apply for Your Electrical License Through NSW Fair Trading Once you’ve met all the requirements, you can apply for your electrical license through Service NSW. The application process is straightforward but requires careful preparation of all supporting documentation. **You’ll need to submit:** • Your Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician from Axial Training • Your Certificate of Proficiency from the NSW Vocational Training Review Panel • Completed Referee’s Statement Electrical Work form documenting your 12 months of post-qualification experience • Proof of completion of the TAFE Digital assessment on AS/NZS 3000:2018 • Current passport-sized photograph • Proof of identity documents (driver’s license, passport, or birth certificate) • Detailed employment history and industry experience documentation • Disclosure of any past compliance issues, insolvency matters, or criminal offences (if applicable) • Application fee: approximately $271 for a 1-year license, $647 for a 3-year license, or $1,115 for a 5-year license ## Understanding NSW Electrical License Types New South Wales offers three main types of electrical licenses, each serving specific purposes and authorising different scopes of electrical work: ### 1. Contractor License (Individual, Partnership, or Company) This license allows you to advertise your electrical services and contract directly with customers to perform electrical work. It’s essential if you want to run your own electrical business or work as an independent contractor. You can only perform the specific types of electrical work listed on your license card. Contractor licenses are available in 1-, 3-, or 5-year terms and can be issued to individuals, partnerships, or companies. This flexibility allows you to choose the structure that best suits your business plans and financial situation. ## 2. Qualified Supervisor Certificate This certificate authorises you to supervise and perform the electrical work described on it. It’s only available to individuals and is commonly held by electricians working within a licensed electrical contracting business where they’re not the business owner. A Qualified Supervisor Certificate allows you to work as a qualified electrician and supervise apprentices and other workers, but you cannot advertise services or contract directly with customers, which requires a Contractor License. ### 3. Endorsed Contractor Certificate This specialised certificate is obtained by applying for a contractor license while possessing additional qualifications and experience beyond the standard requirements. It provides endorsements for specific types of electrical work, such as high-voltage installations or specialised electrical systems. ## Maintaining Compliance as a Licensed Electrician in NSW Once you’ve obtained your NSW electrical license, maintaining compliance with state regulations is essential for continuing to work legally and professionally. Here are the key ongoing requirements: ### Certificate of Compliance Requirements You must submit a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work (CCEW) for all electrical work you complete. This is a critical regulatory requirement that documents your work and ensures it meets Australian standards. Important changes from March 1, 2026: • All CCEWs must be submitted via the BCNSW eCert portal; handwritten and PDF forms will no longer be accepted • Each CCEW must have a unique serial number using your license number followed by a sequential number (e.g., 444444C001, 444444C002, 444444C003) • You must maintain records of all CCEWs issued for audit purposes ### Continuing Professional Development • Stay current with updates to Australian Standards and wiring rules (AS/NZS 3000) through regular professional development • Maintain awareness of changes to electrical safety regulations and NSW Fair Trading requirements • Keep your technical skills and knowledge up-to-date with emerging technologies and installation methods • Renew your license before expiry to continue working legally; late renewals may incur penalties or require additional assessments. ## Career Opportunities for Licensed Electricians in NSW Obtaining your electrical license opens doors to diverse career opportunities across New South Wales. The electrical trade offers flexibility, job security, and excellent earning potential, with multiple pathways for specialisation and career advancement. **Employment Options** • Residential Electrician: Installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical systems in homes, apartments, and residential developments • Commercial Electrician: Working on office buildings, retail spaces, restaurants, and commercial facilities with complex electrical systems • Industrial Electrician: Servicing factories, manufacturing plants, mining operations, and large-scale industrial facilities • Maintenance Electrician: Working in-house for large organisations, hospitals, universities, or government facilities, maintaining their electrical infrastructure • Self-Employed Contractor: Running your own electrical business and building a client base across residential and commercial sectors • Specialised Electrician: Focusing on niche areas such as solar installation, data cabling, security systems, building automation, or renewable energy systems **Career Advancement Opportunities** Many electricians choose to pursue additional qualifications to expand their capabilities and earning potential. Advanced certifications and specialisations can include: • Level 2 Accreditation for working on overhead and underground electrical infrastructure (service mains and connections) • Specialised certifications in air conditioning and refrigeration systems • Solar photovoltaic installation and design qualifications for the growing renewable energy sector • Building automation and control systems specialisation • High voltage electrical work qualifications for industrial and utility applications • Management and supervisory qualifications for leading electrical teams and projects. Why Complete Your Electrical Training With Axial? At Axial Training, we’re committed to delivering the highest quality electrical training in New South Wales. Our Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician program is designed for apprentices and employers who value flexibility, practical learning, and real-world application. Here’s what makes Axial Training the ideal partner for your electrical career: **We Come to You, Training at Your Workplace** Our unique workplace-based delivery model sets us apart from traditional training providers. We bring the training directly to your business location, minimising travel time and disruption to work operations. This approach is particularly valuable for employers looking to upskill their workforce efficiently. Training in your actual work environment lets apprentices immediately apply what they’re learning to the specific electrical work your business performs. This creates more relevant, practical training outcomes and helps apprentices develop faster. Flexible Blended Learning Through Axial LIMEroom Our innovative Axial LIMEroom platform revolutionises electrical training by combining the best of on-campus practical sessions with online theoretical learning. This cloud-based learning environment enables students and educators to interact anytime, anywhere. ### LIMEroom provides: • 24/7 access to learning resources, technical libraries, and training materials • Direct connection with mentors and experienced educators for support when you need it • IT support and technical assistance for your learning journey • Flexibility to balance study with full-time work and personal commitments • Transparent tracking of your progress and competency development throughout your apprenticeship Government Funding Available for Eligible Students As an approved NSW Smart and Skilled training provider, Axial Training can help eligible students access government funding for their electrical apprenticeship. This can dramatically reduce the cost of your Certificate III qualification. Many apprentices qualify for subsidised training or fee-free apprenticeships depending on their circumstances. We’ll work with you to determine your eligibility and help you access any available government support to make your electrical training more affordable. ### Industry-Current Training From Expert Educators Our electrical trainers bring current industry experience and remain actively engaged in the electrical trade. They participate in ongoing professional development, peer-to-peer learning, seminars, and industry workshops to ensure they’re teaching the most up-to-date techniques and technologies. You’ll learn from educators who understand the real-world challenges of electrical work and can share practical insights from their own experience. This ensures your training is relevant, up to date, and directly applicable to the NSW electrical industry. ### Comprehensive Student Support Services We understand that every apprentice has unique learning needs and challenges. Before enrollment, all students complete a pre-enrollment Learning Support Snapshot to help us identify any additional support they might need during their course. Throughout your training, we provide ongoing mentoring, academic assistance, and career guidance. Our dedicated support team is committed to helping you overcome obstacles and achieve success in your electrical apprenticeship. ### No Year 12 Completion Required You don’t need to have completed Year 12 to enrol in our Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician program. We welcome students from all educational backgrounds and provide the support structure needed to help you succeed in your electrical career, regardless of your prior academic achievements. ### Getting Started With Your Electrical Apprenticeship Ready to begin your journey toward becoming a licensed electrician in NSW? Here’s how to get started: 1\. Secure an Electrical Apprenticeship: Connect with an Australian Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN) provider who can help you find an electrical employer willing to take you on as an apprentice. Many electrical contractors actively seek apprentices and will work with your chosen training provider. 2\. Sign Your Training Contract: Once you secure employment, you’ll sign a formal training contract with your employer through the AASN. This contract outlines your training obligations, employment conditions, and apprenticeship pathway. 3\. Choose Axial Training as Your RTO: Your employer will select the Registered Training Organisation (RTO) for your apprenticeship training. Encourage them to Choose Axial Training for our workplace-focused delivery, flexible learning options, and commitment to quality training outcomes. 4\. Contact Axial Training: Reach out to discuss your specific training needs, funding eligibility, and the course enrollment process. Our team will guide you through the application and answer any questions about your electrical apprenticeship journey. 5\. Begin Your Training: Start your Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician with Axial Training and begin working toward your NSW electrical license while gaining invaluable on-the-job experience. ## Start Your Electrical Career Journey With Axial Training Becoming a licensed electrician in New South Wales is a rewarding career choice that offers excellent job security, strong earning potential, and diverse opportunities for specialisation and professional growth. While the pathway requires commitment, typically four years of combined study and apprenticeship training, the investment pays dividends throughout your career in this essential, in-demand trade. At Axial Training, we’re here to support you every step of the way. From your first day as an electrical apprentice through to obtaining your NSW electrical license, our industry-current training, flexible workplace-based delivery, and personalised support structure ensure you have everything you need to succeed. Our Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician program is designed specifically for the NSW market, with experienced educators who understand local industry requirements and licensing standards. Combined with government funding opportunities for eligible students and our unique ‘we come to you’ approach, there’s never been a better time to start your electrical apprenticeship with Axial Training. ## Contact Axial Training Today Ready to take the first step toward your electrical career? Get in touch with us to discuss your training options: Phone: 1300 729 425 Email: connect@axial.edu.au Website: https://axial.edu.au **RTO #2437 | CRICOS #03452C | ABN 150 77 405 442** Axial Training operates as an approved NSW Smart and Skilled training provider and is also a Queensland Government-Subsidized Training Provider through Skills Assure. ###### *We deliver the Certificate III in Electrotechnology (Electrician) (UEE30820) in New South Wales.* ### Industry Connections and Internships Our strong connections with local restaurants, hotels, and catering companies provide students with valuable internship opportunities. These experiences not only enhance learning but also help students build professional networks in the industry. **Categories:** International Students At Axial **Tags:** 2025 outcomes, 2025 training trends, 2026 intakes, adult learners, air conditioning apprenticeship nsw, apprentices, apprenticeship funding, apprenticeship job search nsw, apprenticeship support nsw, apprenticeship training, apprenticeships, apprenticeships for employers, australian apprenticeships, automotive apprenticeship nsw, Axial International College, Axial Training, blended learning, block release, Brisbane 2032 jobs, business training, cabinetmaking apprenticeship nsw, career change for mums, career development, career pathways, carpentry apprenticeship nsw, Certificate III in Electrotechnology, Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician, Certificate III in Engineering, chef apprenticeship nsw, civil construction apprenticeship nsw, construction careers, digital skills, diploma programs, e-learning, earn while you learn, education NSW, electrical apprenticeship NSW, electrical contractor, electrical contractor licence, electrical licence Australia, electrician apprenticeship, electrician apprenticeship nsw, electrician career pathways, electrotechnology training, employer partnerships, engineering apprenticeship, engineering apprenticeship nsw, engineering apprenticeships, engineering trades, fabrication apprenticeship, family business training, fee-for-service training, fee-free apprenticeships, fixed and mobile plant mechanic, flexible learning, flexible training Queensland, government funding, group training organisation nsw, hairdressing apprenticeship nsw, heavy equipment mechanic, hospitality career, hospitality courses Australia, hospitality jobs, how to become a licensed electrician in NSW, Hunter region, industry benchmarks, landscape construction apprenticeship nsw, LEA assessment, licensed electrician, licensed electrician NSW, mechanical trade apprenticeship, MEM31419, mining jobs Australia, mobile plant mechanic, mums returning to study, Newcastle, nsw apprenticeships, NSW electrical licence, NSW Fair Trading, NSW training, online learning, part-time work, plant mechanic, plant mechanic NSW, plant mechanic QLD, plumbing apprenticeship nsw, qualified supervisor certificate, Queensland apprenticeships, Queensland education, Queensland mining careers, school-based apprenticeships, skills shortage Australia, Smart and Skilled funding, student visa, study as a mum, study hospitality, study in Australia, supervised work experience, tafe nsw apprenticeships, top apprenticeship careers nsw, trade careers $120K, trade careers Australia, trade courses, trades apprenticeship, traineeships, training technology, UEE30820, upskilling students, VET completion rates, vocational education, vocational education nsw, vocational training, vocational training Australia, vocational training for parents, women in VET, workforce development, workforce skills, workplace based training, workplace training, Year 10 training, Year 11 courses, Year 12 learning --- ### [Celebrating a Year of Growth and Achievement at Axial Training](https://www.axial.edu.au/celebrating-a-year-of-growth-and-achievement-at-axial-training/) **Published:** December 10, 2024 **Author:** Sam Ali **Excerpt:** Celebrate Axial Training's successful 2024! Explore our diverse courses, student-focused culture, and achievements. Join us in welcoming 2025 with holiday cheer and exciting opportunities ahead. **Content:** As we wrap up another successful year at Axial Training, we’re filled with gratitude for our vibrant community of students, staff, and industry partners. 2024 has been a year of remarkable achievements, and as we embrace the holiday season, we’d like to take a moment to celebrate our diverse course offerings and student-focused culture that have made this year so special. ## A World of Opportunities: Our Course Offerings At Axial, we pride ourselves on providing a wide range of courses that cater to various interests and career aspirations. As we reflect on 2024, we’re thrilled to have empowered students across multiple disciplines: ![youtube-video-thumbnail](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wAX2SIcp44U/maxresdefault.jpg)## Business Our business courses have equipped students with the skills to thrive in the ever-evolving corporate world. From leadership to entrepreneurship, we’ve seen our students grow into confident professionals ready to make their mark. ## Automotive The automotive industry continues to transform, and our students have been at the forefront of this change. Whether it’s light vehicle technology or heavy commercial vehicles, our hands-on approach has prepared students for exciting careers. ## Engineering From fabrication to mechanical trades, our engineering students have built the foundations for innovative careers. The projects completed this year have showcased incredible talent and creativity. ![vocational-sm](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/vocational-sm.jpg "vocational-sm") ## Healthcare In a year that has once again highlighted the importance of healthcare professionals, our students have risen to the challenge, developing skills that will make a real difference in people’s lives. ## Cookery and Hospitality Our Brisbane campus’s commercial training kitchen and bar have been buzzing with activity. Students have honed their culinary and service skills, delighting visitors to our on-site restaurant overlooking the Brisbane River. ## Retail Meat The art of butchery is alive and well at Axial, with our retail meat courses producing skilled professionals ready to serve their communities. ## Student-Focused Culture: The Axial Difference Our success is built on our unwavering commitment to our students. This year, we’ve further enhanced our support systems: ## Learning Enhancement Hub Our dedicated “Axial Learning Enhancement Hub” has been a game-changer, providing tailored support for students with diverse learning needs. We’ve seen remarkable progress as students access tools and resources that cater to their individual learning styles. ## Real-World Experience From our on-site restaurant in Brisbane to our industry partnerships, we’ve provided students with invaluable real-world experience. These opportunities have bridged the gap between theory and practice, preparing our graduates for successful careers. ## Supportive Community Our campuses in Brisbane and Townsville have fostered a sense of belonging. The study zones, chill areas, and collaborative spaces have encouraged peer support and lifelong friendships. ## Celebrating the Season and Looking Ahead As we deck the halls and prepare for the holiday season, we’re not just celebrating the end of a successful year – we’re looking forward to an even brighter 2025. To our students who have worked tirelessly, our staff who have gone above and beyond, and our industry partners who have supported our vision, we extend our warmest gratitude. This holiday season, whether you’re enjoying a summer BBQ by the beach or gathering with family for a traditional feast, we hope you take a moment to reflect on your achievements. You are the reason Axial Training continues to be a beacon of excellence in education. As we bid farewell to 2024, we’re excited about the possibilities that lie ahead. Our commitment to lifelong learning means we’re always evolving, always improving, and always ready to support your educational journey. From all of us at Axial Training, we wish you a joyous holiday season and a new year filled with opportunity, growth, and success. Here’s to making 2025 our best year yet! Remember, at Axial, your journey is our journey. We can’t wait to see what you’ll achieve next. **Happy Holidays and a Prosperous New Year!** ### Industry Connections and Internships Our strong connections with local restaurants, hotels, and catering companies provide students with valuable internship opportunities. These experiences not only enhance learning but also help students build professional networks in the industry. ### Join Us at Axial Training Are you ready to take the next step in your culinary journey? Join us at Axial Training and become part of a diverse community of aspiring chefs and hospitality professionals. Explore our [cookery courses](/course-areas/cookery/certificate-iii-in-commercial-cookery/) today and start your adventure in Australia! **Categories:** Automotive Courses, Engineering for Sustainable Development **Tags:** 2024 Achievements, Automotive Training, Axial Training, Brisbane Campus, Career Opportunities, Course Offerings, Culinary Arts, Education Excellence, Engineering Programs, Healthcare Education, Holiday Season, Student Success, Student Support, Townsville Campus --- ### [Apprenticeships & Traineeships in Newcastle and Hunter Region](https://www.axial.edu.au/apprenticeships-traineeships-in-newcastle-and-hunter-region/) **Published:** September 4, 2025 **Author:** Sam Ali **Content:** ## Why Choose Apprenticeships in Newcastle and Hunter Region, NSW? The Newcastle and Hunter areas are experiencing growth in trades, healthcare, engineering, and hospitality, with a strong need for skilled staff and workforce development. Apprenticeships and traineeships are the gateway to a fulfilling career in these dynamic industries, offering paid employment, hands-on training, and nationally recognised qualifications. With demand for trades like electrical, mechanical fitting, fabrication, healthcare, and business administration, local job seekers and employers benefit from tailored programs that address the region’s real skill shortages. Axial Training partners with businesses and students to deliver flexible, future-focused training that leads to meaningful employment. ![Newcastle and Hunter areas are experiencing growth in trades](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/female-welding-1-sm.jpg "female-welding-1-sm") ## Benefits of Apprenticeships and Traineeships - **Earn While You Learn:** All apprenticeships are paid, with candidates receiving weekly wages in line with industry Awards. Some employers offer above-Award rates. - **Practical Experience:** Training occurs both on the job and in workshops or classrooms, so skills are developed directly in the workplace. - **Job Security:** Completion of an apprenticeship or traineeship opens doors to permanent employment in high-demand local industries. - **Funded Training:** Eligible students can access NSW government subsidies or funding, significantly reducing training costs and improving accessibility. ![Skills Development](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/cert-iii-refrigeration-aircon-sm.jpg "cert-iii-refrigeration-aircon-sm") ## In-Demand Trades and Career Pathways The Newcastle and Hunter region offers diverse apprenticeship and traineeship opportunities, including: - Mechanical fitting and industrial trades - Automotive mechanics (light and heavy vehicles) - Fabrication and welding - Healthcare and aged care support - Hospitality and cookery - Business administration and office support - Construction and building trades Employers in mining, manufacturing, healthcare and hospitality are urgently seeking well-trained candidates for permanent and temp-to-perm positions, with apprenticeships providing the bridge from training to careers. ![Vocational Education in Schools](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/vocational-card.jpg "vocational-card") ## Axial Training: Supporting Local Talent and Employers Axial Training delivers flexible, inclusive programs tailored to every apprentice’s learning style and needs, including the Learning Enhancement Hub and personalised support. Training plans are customised for each business and apprentice, covering technical skills, online and workplace-based learning, and mentoring to support completion success. Employers benefit from streamlined recruitment, training administration, payroll and compliance, ensuring businesses can efficiently host and develop apprentices and trainees to build their workforce capacity. ## How to Get Started 1. **Enquire with Axial Training:** Discuss your career ambitions or business needs and receive expert guidance on choosing the right apprenticeship or traineeship pathway. 2. **Check Funding Eligibility:** Find out which government-funded opportunities are available based on your situation and chosen career path. 3. **Begin Your Journey:** Enrol, start earning, and develop skills locally-in Newcastle and the Hunter region’s leading workplaces. ## Success Stories from Newcastle and the Hunter Local apprentices have launched rewarding careers in trades, healthcare, hospitality and business thanks to structured support and industry connections-leading to high completion rates and strong employment outcomes for Axial graduates. --- **Ready to start your journey in Newcastle or the Hunter region?** Contact Axial Training today to find your apprenticeship, start earning, build your future and join a thriving local workforce. ### Industry Connections and Internships Our strong connections with local restaurants, hotels, and catering companies provide students with valuable internship opportunities. These experiences not only enhance learning but also help students build professional networks in the industry. ### Join Us at Axial College Brisbane Are you ready to take the next step in your culinary journey? Join us at Axial International College Brisbane and become part of a diverse community of aspiring chefs and hospitality professionals. 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Whether you’re looking to maximise your tax benefits, prepare for the next stage of your learning journey, or ensure your business remains compliant and future-ready, a clear EOFY checklist can make all the difference. Here’s your tailored guide to navigating EOFY 2025 with Axial’s support and expertise. ## Why EOFY Matters in Vocational Education EOFY is more than just a tax deadline-it’s an opportunity to review your progress, claim eligible deductions, and set new goals. For students and apprentices, it’s a chance to ensure you’re making the most of your study-related expenses. For employers and business partners, it’s the perfect time to invest in staff training, review compliance, and plan for workforce development. ![youtube-video-thumbnail](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Atl7tcOjyjQ/maxresdefault.jpg)## EOFY Checklist for Students and Apprentices **1. Gather Your Education Expenses** - Collect receipts for course fees, textbooks, equipment, and online learning tools. - Download statements for any Axial course payments or training-related purchases. **2. Check Your Eligibility for Self-Education Deductions** - If your studies at Axial are directly related to your current employment, you may be able to claim course fees, materials, and even a portion of your home office expenses. - Review the ATO guidelines or consult a tax professional to maximise your return. **3. Review Your HECS-HELP or VET Student Loan** - Check your current balance and any repayments made during the year. - Update your details with the ATO if your circumstances have changed. **4. Plan for the Next Stage** - Set academic and career goals for the new financial year. - Explore additional Axial courses or pathways to upskill and increase your employability. ![IMG_1579](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/IMG_1579-scaled.jpg "IMG_1579") ## EOFY Checklist for Employers and Business Partners **1. Review Training Investments** - Gather records of staff enrolments in Axial programs, apprenticeships, or short courses. - Assess how upskilling initiatives have benefited your business this year. **2. Maximise Tax Benefits** - Many training and development expenses-including course fees and on-the-job training-can be claimed as business deductions if they directly relate to your operations. - Consult your accountant to ensure you’re claiming all eligible expenses. **3. Ensure Compliance and Reporting** - Finalise payroll and superannuation contributions for apprentices and trainees. - Prepare any required documentation for government incentives or funding. **4. Plan Workforce Development** - Identify future skills gaps and consider enrolling staff in new Axial programs for 2025/26. - Connect with Axial for tailored training solutions to meet your business goals. ## Common EOFY Mistakes to Avoid - Not keeping accurate records of education or training expenses - Missing out on eligible tax deductions - Overlooking compliance requirements for apprenticeships or traineeships - Failing to plan for future workforce needs ## Planning for the Year Ahead with Axial EOFY is the ideal time to reflect on your achievements and set new goals. Axial offers flexible, nationally recognised training across industries including Automotive, Business, Hospitality, Healthcare, Engineering, Electrotechnology, and Retail. Our team can help you identify the right courses and pathways to support your personal or business growth in the new financial year. ## Frequently Asked Questions **Can I claim my Axial course fees on tax?** If your course is directly related to your current job or business, you may be eligible to claim self-education or training expenses. **What business expenses can employers claim?** Training, upskilling, and professional development costs for staff are often tax-deductible if they relate to your business operations. **How can Axial help with EOFY planning?** Our team can provide enrolment records, recommend upskilling pathways, and support compliance for apprenticeships and traineeships. ## Conclusion EOFY is a valuable opportunity to review, claim, and plan for future success. Whether you’re a student, apprentice, or employer, Axial Training is here to support you every step of the way. Contact us to discuss your EOFY needs or explore our wide range of nationally recognised courses for 2025/26. ### Industry Connections and Internships Our strong connections with local restaurants, hotels, and catering companies provide students with valuable internship opportunities. These experiences not only enhance learning but also help students build professional networks in the industry. ### Join Us at Axial Training Are you ready to take the next step in your culinary journey? Join us at Axial Training and become part of a diverse community of aspiring chefs and hospitality professionals. Explore our [cookery courses](/course-areas/cookery/certificate-iii-in-commercial-cookery/) today and start your adventure in Australia! **Categories:** International Students At Axial --- ### [The Power of Practical Learning: Inside Axial's Training Facilities](https://www.axial.edu.au/the-power-of-practical-learning-inside-axials-training-facilities/) **Published:** February 11, 2025 **Author:** Sam Ali **Content:** We believe that true learning happens when theory meets practice. Our state-of-the-art training facilities in Brisbane and Townsville are designed to bridge the gap between classroom knowledge and real-world application, providing students with the hands-on experience they need to excel in their chosen fields. ## The Axial Advantage: Learning by Doing In today’s rapidly evolving job market, employers are seeking candidates who can hit the ground running. At Axial, we’ve created learning environments that mirror real workplace settings. Our facilities aren’t just classrooms; they’re launch pads for careers. ![youtube-video-thumbnail](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kw13NjqA4Ls/maxresdefault.jpg)## Brisbane Campus: Where Innovation Meets Industry Our Brisbane campus boasts a range of specialised facilities: 1. Commercial Training Kitchen: Aspiring chefs in our cookery courses hone their skills in a professional-grade kitchen, preparing them for the fast-paced world of hospitality. 2. Automotive Workshop: Students in our automotive programs work with the latest tools and diagnostic equipment, ensuring they’re familiar with current industry standards. 3. Engineering Labs: Our engineering facilities feature cutting-edge machinery, allowing students to gain practical experience in fabrication, welding, and mechanical trades. ## Townsville Campus: Northern Queensland’s Hub for Practical Learning The Townsville campus offers equally impressive facilities: 1. Healthcare Simulation Rooms: Students in healthcare courses practice in realistic clinical settings, building confidence in their skills before entering the workforce. 2. Business Technology Center: Our business students have access to the latest software and technology used in modern offices, preparing them for the digital workplace. ![IMG_1579](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/IMG_1579-scaled.jpg "IMG_1579") ## The LIMEroom: Blending Digital and Practical Learning While hands-on experience is crucial, we recognise the importance of flexible learning options. Our cloud-based LIMEroom platform complements our physical facilities, allowing students to access resources, connect with mentors, and engage in online learning activities anytime, anywhere. ## Real-World Projects: Applying Skills in Context We believe in learning through doing. That’s why our courses incorporate real-world projects and industry partnerships. Students work on actual business challenges, community initiatives, and industry-specific tasks, applying their skills in meaningful contexts. ## Industry-Experienced Trainers: Bridging Theory and Practice Our trainers aren’t just educators but industry veterans who bring years of practical experience to the classroom. They provide invaluable insights, mentorship, and connections that help students understand how their skills translate to the workplace. ## Continuous Improvement: Staying Ahead of Industry Trends The world of work is constantly evolving, and so are we. We regularly update our facilities and equipment to reflect the latest industry standards. This commitment ensures that our students are always learning about the tools and technologies they’ll encounter in their future careers. ## Student Success Stories Don’t just take our word for it. Here’s what some of our graduates have to say: “The hands-on experience I gained at Axial’s automotive workshop was invaluable. It gave me the confidence to tackle real repairs from day one of my apprenticeship.” – Sarah, Automotive Graduate. “Working in the commercial kitchen at Axial prepared me for the fast-paced environment of a real restaurant. I felt ready to take on any culinary challenge.” – Michael, Cookery Graduate. ## Investing in Your Future At Axial Training, we’re not just providing education but investing in your future success. Our state-of-the-art facilities, combined with our practical learning approach, ensure that you graduate with the qualifications, skills, confidence, and experience to excel in your chosen field. Ready to experience the power of practical learning? Explore our courses and how Axial Training can help you turn your passion into a successful career. ### Industry Connections and Internships Our strong connections with local restaurants, hotels, and catering companies provide students with valuable internship opportunities. These experiences not only enhance learning but also help students build professional networks in the industry. ### Join Us at Axial Training Are you ready to take the next step in your culinary journey? Join us at Axial Training and become part of a diverse community of aspiring chefs and hospitality professionals. Explore our [cookery courses](/course-areas/cookery/certificate-iii-in-commercial-cookery/) today and start your adventure in Australia! **Categories:** Automotive Courses, Engineering for Sustainable Development --- ### [The Role of Engineers in Sustainable Development](https://www.axial.edu.au/the-role-of-engineers-in-sustainable-development/) **Published:** November 25, 2024 **Author:** Sam Ali **Excerpt:** Understanding Sustainable Development Sustainable development aims to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations. **Content:** ## Understanding Sustainable Development Sustainable development aims to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. Engineers contribute significantly to this goal by developing technologies and systems that promote resource efficiency, reduce waste, and minimize environmental impact. Their work spans various sectors, including energy, transportation, water management, and waste reduction. ![The Role of Engineers in Sustainable Development: Opportunities and Challenges](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/engineering-1-md.jpg "engineering-1-md") ## Opportunities for Engineers in Sustainable Development ### 1. Renewable Energy The transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources is critical for mitigating climate change. Engineers are leading this transition by developing and optimizing technologies like solar panels, wind turbines, and hydropower systems. These innovations provide clean energy solutions that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote energy independence. ![The Role of Engineers in Sustainable Development: Opportunities and Challenges](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/engineering-2.jpg "engineering-2") ## 2. Sustainable Infrastructure Engineers design sustainable infrastructure that minimizes environmental impact while enhancing efficiency. This includes green buildings that utilize energy-efficient materials, innovative water management systems, and eco-friendly transportation networks. By integrating sustainability into infrastructure projects, engineers help create resilient communities that can adapt to changing environmental conditions. ## 3. Water Management Water scarcity is a significant global challenge. Engineers play a vital role in developing sustainable water management solutions, such as efficient irrigation techniques, rainwater harvesting systems, and advanced water purification technologies. These efforts ensure access to clean water while conserving this precious resource for future generations. ## 4. Waste Management and Recycling The growing accumulation of waste poses a considerable environmental challenge. Engineers develop sustainable waste management strategies that promote recycling and resource recovery, reducing the environmental impact of waste disposal. Innovative technologies like waste-to-energy systems also contribute to more sustainable waste management practices. ## Challenges Faced by Engineers in Sustainable Development ### 1. Balancing Economic and Environmental Goals One of the primary challenges engineers face is balancing economic growth with environmental sustainability. While sustainable solutions often require upfront investment, they can lead to long-term cost savings and environmental benefits. Engineers must advocate for sustainable practices that align with economic objectives. ## 2. Sustainable Infrastructure Engineers design sustainable infrastructure that minimizes environmental impact while enhancing efficiency. This includes green buildings that utilize energy-efficient materials, innovative water management systems, and eco-friendly transportation networks. By integrating sustainability into infrastructure projects, engineers help create resilient communities that can adapt to changing environmental conditions. ## 3. Water Management Water scarcity is a significant global challenge. Engineers play a vital role in developing sustainable water management solutions, such as efficient irrigation techniques, rainwater harvesting systems, and advanced water purification technologies. These efforts ensure access to clean water while conserving this precious resource for future generations. ## 4. Waste Management and Recycling The growing accumulation of waste poses a considerable environmental challenge. Engineers develop sustainable waste management strategies that promote recycling and resource recovery, reducing the environmental impact of waste disposal. Innovative technologies like waste-to-energy systems also contribute to more sustainable waste management practices. ## Challenges Faced by Engineers in Sustainable Development ## 1. Balancing Economic and Environmental Goals One of the primary challenges engineers face is balancing economic growth with environmental sustainability. While sustainable solutions often require upfront investment, they can lead to long-term cost savings and environmental benefits. Engineers must advocate for sustainable practices that align with economic objectives. ## 2. Technological Innovation and Adoption Developing new technologies is only part of the equation; engineers must also navigate the challenges of technology adoption. This involves addressing regulatory hurdles, ensuring compatibility with existing systems, and overcoming resistance to change within industries and communities. ## 3. Interdisciplinary Collaboration Sustainable development requires collaboration across disciplines. Engineers must work closely with stakeholders from various fields, including environmental science, social sciences, and economics. This interdisciplinary approach ensures that solutions are holistic and consider all aspects of sustainability. ## 4. Education and Skill Development As the demand for sustainable solutions grows, so does the need for engineers with specialized skills in sustainability. Educational institutions like Axial Training play a crucial role in preparing the next generation of engineers by offering programs that focus on sustainable engineering practices. ## Preparing for a Sustainable Future with Axial Training At Axial Training, we are committed to providing education that equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to address the challenges of sustainable development. Our engineering courses emphasize practical experience and innovative thinking, preparing students for careers in renewable energy, sustainable infrastructure design, water management, and more.Our campuses in Brisbane and Townsville offer state-of-the-art facilities where students can engage with real-world projects and collaborate with industry professionals. By fostering an environment of creativity and problem-solving, we empower our students to become leaders in sustainable engineering. As we look to the future, it’s clear that engineers will continue to play a vital role in shaping a more sustainable world. By embracing opportunities in renewable energy, infrastructure design, water management, and waste reduction-and overcoming the associated challenges-engineers can drive meaningful change that benefits both people and the planet. ***Are you ready to make a difference in the world through engineering?*** ***Explore our courses at Axial Training and join us in building a more sustainable future.*** ## **Resources:** - Axial Training Website - Engineering Courses at Axial - Brisbane Campus Information - Townsville Campus Information This blog post highlights both the opportunities and challenges faced by engineers in promoting sustainable development while emphasizing how Axial Training prepares students for these roles through its comprehensive educational offerings. ### Industry Connections and Internships Our strong connections with local restaurants, hotels, and catering companies provide students with valuable internship opportunities. These experiences not only enhance learning but also help students build professional networks in the industry. ### Join Us at Axial Training Are you ready to take the next step in your culinary journey? Join us at Axial Training and become part of a diverse community of aspiring chefs and hospitality professionals. Explore our [cookery courses](/course-areas/cookery/certificate-iii-in-commercial-cookery/) today and start your adventure in Australia! **Categories:** Engineering for Sustainable Development **Tags:** Axial Training, engineering challenges, engineering opportunities, renewable energy, Sustainable development, sustainable infrastructure --- ### [The Future of Work: Top Business Trends Shaping Career Opportunities](https://www.axial.edu.au/the-future-of-work-top-business-trends-shaping-career-opportunities/) **Published:** November 11, 2024 **Author:** Sam Ali **Excerpt:** Discover how the future of work is reshaping career opportunities! From digital transformation and remote work to sustainability and entrepreneurship, explore the top business trends that are defining tomorrow's workplace. At Axial Training, we're equipping you with the skills needed to thrive in this dynamic environment. Ready to take the next step in your career? **Content:** The business landscape is evolving at an unprecedented pace, driven by technological advancements, shifting societal values, and global economic changes. As we look towards the future, it’s crucial to understand the trends that are reshaping the world of work and the career opportunities they’re creating. At Axial Training, we’re committed to preparing our students for this dynamic future, ensuring they’re equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in tomorrow’s workplace. ***Let’s explore the top business trends shaping career opportunities and how our courses at Axial Training are designed to help you navigate this exciting future.*** ![youtube-video-thumbnail](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/W5ZSSnju2Z4/maxresdefault.jpg)## 1. Digital Transformation and AI Integration The rapid digitalization of business processes and the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) are perhaps the most significant trends shaping the future of work. From small startups to large corporations, businesses are leveraging technology to streamline operations, enhance customer experiences, and drive innovation.Career Opportunities: - Digital Transformation Specialists - AI and Machine Learning Engineers - Data Analysts and Scientists - Cybersecurity Experts At Axial Training, our business courses, particularly the BSB50120 Diploma of Business, incorporate modules on digital literacy and emerging technologies. We understand that regardless of your specific role, a solid understanding of digital tools and their business applications is essential for future success. ![The Future of Work: Top Business Trends Shaping Career Opportunities](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/diploma-business-2-sm.jpg "diploma-business-2-sm") ## 2. Remote and Hybrid Work Models The global pandemic accelerated the adoption of remote work, and it’s clear that flexible work arrangements are here to stay. Companies are reimagining their work models, embracing hybrid approaches that combine in-office and remote work.Career Opportunities: - Remote Team Managers - Virtual Collaboration Specialists - Digital Workplace Designers - Work-Life Balance Consultants Our BSB50420 Diploma of Leadership & Management at Axial Training includes units on managing remote teams and fostering virtual collaboration. We’re preparing the next generation of leaders to excel in both physical and digital workspaces. ## 3. Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility As environmental concerns take center stage, businesses are increasingly focusing on sustainability and corporate social responsibility (CSR). This shift is not just about compliance; it’s becoming a core part of business strategy and brand identity.Career Opportunities: - Sustainability Managers - CSR Specialists - Environmental Compliance Officers - Green Marketing Experts At Axial Training, we’ve integrated sustainability principles into our business courses. Our BSB50120 Diploma of Business – Entrepreneurship program, for instance, encourages students to consider environmental and social impacts when developing business plans. ## 4. Entrepreneurship and the Gig Economy The rise of the gig economy and the increasing ease of starting a business are fostering a new wave of entrepreneurship. More individuals are opting for freelance work or launching their own ventures, seeking flexibility and autonomy in their careers.Career Opportunities: - Startup Founders - Freelance Consultants - Gig Economy Platform Managers - Small Business Advisors Our BSB50120 Diploma of Business – Entrepreneurship is specifically designed for those looking to start their own businesses or work as independent consultants. We provide the tools and knowledge needed to thrive in this new economy. ![The Future of Work: Top Business Trends Shaping Career Opportunities](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/cert-iii-business-int-1.jpg "cert-iii-business-int-1") ## 5. Data-Driven Decision Making As businesses collect more data than ever before, the ability to analyze and derive insights from this information is becoming crucial. Data-driven decision making is no longer confined to IT departments; it’s a skill required across all business functions.Career Opportunities: - Business Intelligence Analysts - Data Visualization Specialists - Predictive Analytics Experts - Chief Data Officers At Axial Training, we’ve incorporated data analysis modules into our business courses, ensuring our students are comfortable working with data and using it to inform business strategies. ## 6. Emotional Intelligence and Soft Skills As automation takes over more routine tasks, uniquely human skills like emotional intelligence, creativity, and complex problem-solving are becoming increasingly valuable. The future workplace will place a premium on these soft skills.Career Opportunities: - Emotional Intelligence Trainers - Creativity Coaches - Change Management Specialists - Workplace Culture Consultants Our courses at Axial Training, particularly the BSB50420 Diploma of Leadership & Management, place a strong emphasis on developing these crucial soft skills alongside technical knowledge. ## 7. Lifelong Learning and Upskilling The rapid pace of change in the business world means that continuous learning and upskilling are no longer optional – they’re essential for career longevity. Professionals must be prepared to adapt and learn throughout their careers.Career Opportunities: - Corporate Learning Specialists - Online Course Developers - Career Transition Coaches - Skills Assessment Experts At Axial Training, we embody the principle of lifelong learning. Our flexible course structures and diverse program offerings allow students to continue their education at various stages of their careers. Whether you’re in Brisbane or Townsville, our campuses provide a supportive environment for ongoing professional development. ![The Future of Work: Top Business Trends Shaping Career Opportunities](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/cert-iii-business-mini.jpg "cert-iii-business-mini") ## Preparing for the Future with Axial Training As we navigate these exciting trends, Axial Training is committed to providing cutting-edge education that prepares students for the future of work. Our courses are continually updated to reflect the latest industry trends and requirements.In Brisbane, our modern campus overlooking the Brisbane River offers state-of-the-art facilities and a vibrant learning environment. For those in North Queensland, our Townsville campus provides the same high-quality education with a focus on the unique business landscape of the region.We believe that success in the future of work isn’t just about acquiring specific skills – it’s about developing a mindset of adaptability, creativity, and continuous learning. That’s why our courses go beyond textbook knowledge, incorporating real-world projects, industry partnerships, and hands-on experiences.Whether you’re looking to start your career, change directions, or advance in your current field, Axial Training offers the tools, knowledge, and support you need to thrive in the future of work. Our diverse range of business courses, from certificates to diplomas, are designed to cater to various career aspirations and learning needs. As we look to the future, one thing is clear: the world of work will continue to evolve. But with the right education and mindset, these changes represent exciting opportunities for growth and success. At Axial Training, we’re not just preparing you for the jobs of today – we’re equipping you with the skills and knowledge to create the careers of tomorrow.Are you ready to shape your future in the evolving world of business? Explore our course offerings and take the first step towards a rewarding career in the dynamic business landscape of tomorrow. ### **Resources:** - Axial Training Website: [https://www.axial.edu.au](https://www.axial.edu.au/) - Business Courses at Axial: - Brisbane Campus Information: - Townsville Campus Information: ### Industry Connections and Internships Our strong connections with local restaurants, hotels, and catering companies provide students with valuable internship opportunities. These experiences not only enhance learning but also help students build professional networks in the industry. ### Join Us at Axial Training Are you ready to take the next step in your culinary journey? Join us at Axial Training and become part of a diverse community of aspiring chefs and hospitality professionals. Explore our [cookery courses](/course-areas/cookery/certificate-iii-in-commercial-cookery/) today and start your adventure in Australia! **Categories:** International Students At Axial **Tags:** Axial Training, Business Education, Business Trends, Career Opportunities, Data-Driven Decision Making, Digital Transformation, Emotional Intelligence, Entrepreneurship, Future of Work, Hybrid Work Models, Lifelong Learning, Remote Work, Sustainability, Workplace Skills --- ### [Nationally Recognised Apprenticeship Training: Your Path to Success with Axial](https://www.axial.edu.au/nationally-recognised-apprenticeship-training-your-path-to-success-with-axial/) **Published:** February 5, 2025 **Author:** Sam Ali **Excerpt:** Discover how Axial Training's nationally recognised apprenticeship training programs provide practical, workplace-based education, government funding options, and career advancement opportunities across engineering, automotive, cookery, and more industries. Start your path to success today! **Content:** Apprenticeship training is crucial in Australia’s workforce development, equipping individuals with the practical skills and knowledge needed for long-term career success. With a strong emphasis on real-world learning, apprenticeships bridge the gap between education and industry demands. Axial Training has been a leader in delivering nationally recognised qualifications, ensuring that apprentices receive the highest standard of education and training tailored to their chosen fields. **I. Understanding Nationally Recognised Apprenticeship Training** Definition and Significance Nationally recognised apprenticeship training refers to programs accredited under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF). These qualifications are widely accepted across Australia, guaranteeing consistency in training and ensuring that apprentices meet industry standards. ## **II. Benefits of Nationally Recognised Qualifications** - Portability: Credentials are recognised nationwide, enabling career mobility. - Quality Assurance: Programs adhere to rigorous standards, ensuring excellence in education. - Employer Preference: Employers value these qualifications for their reliability and relevance. - Alignment with the AQF The AQF provides a structured pathway for students, ensuring they can progress from foundational certificates to advanced diplomas or even higher education degrees. Axial Training’s programs are seamlessly integrated within this framework, fostering long-term career growth. ![youtube-video-thumbnail](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/W5ZSSnju2Z4/maxresdefault.jpg)#### **III. Axial Training’s Approach to Apprenticeship Training** 1. Workplace-Based, Hands-On Learning Axial Training focuses on practical, workplace-based education, allowing apprentices to learn on the job while gaining theoretical knowledge. 2. Integration of Theory and Practice Training combines classroom instruction with real-world applications, ensuring that apprentices can immediately implement their skills in professional settings. 3. Tailored Training Plans for Businesses Axial collaborates with employers to design bespoke training plans that align with specific industry needs, ensuring relevance and effectiveness. #### **IV. Industries and Courses Offered by Axial** 1. Queensland State Government Funded Programs 1. Cookery: Develop culinary expertise with hands-on training in commercial kitchens. 2. Retail Meat: Gain skills in meat preparation, retailing, and customer service. 3. Engineering: Learn advanced engineering techniques with state-of-the-art tools. 4. Automotive: Train in automotive diagnostics, repair, and maintenance. 1. New South Wales State Government Funded Training 1. Engineering Certifications: Comprehensive training for mechanical trade professionals. 2. Appliance Service and Repair: Develop expertise in repairing domestic and commercial appliances. 3. Air Conditioning & Refrigeration: Master HVAC systems and refrigeration technology. 4. Meat Processing: Train for roles in meat processing and food safety. 5. Automotive Certifications: Focus on automotive systems and technology. ![Engineering apprenticeships Female Mechanic](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/female-mechanic-2-mini.jpg "Engineering apprenticeships") #### **V. The Axial Advantage** 1. Experienced Industry Professionals as Trainers Axial’s trainers are seasoned professionals with extensive experience who provide apprentices with valuable industry insights. 2. Comprehensive Training Resources Apprentices benefit from combining digital and physical resources, ensuring versatile and practical learning. 3. Flexible Learning Options Whether on-campus or online, Axial offers flexible options to suit different learning preferences. 4. LIMEroom: Axial’s Cloud-Based Learning Platform The LIMEroom platform enables apprentices to access learning materials anytime, anywhere, fostering a seamless educational experience. #### **VI. Government Funding and Support** 1. Queensland and New South Wales Funding Options Axial Training works with state governments to provide funded training programs, reducing financial barriers for apprentices and businesses. 2. Minimal Financial Burden for Businesses Government funding ensures businesses can invest in apprenticeship training without significant financial strain. 3. Eligibility Criteria for Apprentices Funding is available to eligible apprentices, making high-quality education accessible to a broader audience. #### **VII. Career Prospects and Progression** 1. Nationally Recognised Qualifications Opening Doors Graduates with nationally recognised qualifications have a competitive edge in the job market, with credentials respected by employers nationwide. 2. Pathways to Higher Qualifications Apprentices can advance through the AQF, pursuing diplomas, advanced diplomas, or degrees in their chosen fields. 3. Real-World Skills Valued by Employers Axial’s emphasis on practical training ensures that apprentices possess the skills employers seek. #### **VIII. How to Get Started with Axial Training** 1. Eligibility Requirements Check eligibility criteria for specific programs and funding options to ensure you qualify. 2. Application Process The application process is straightforward, with support available to guide you through each step. 3. Support Services for Apprentices and Employers Axial provides comprehensive support, from onboarding to ongoing mentorship, ensuring a positive experience for both apprentices and their employers. ### Ready to find out more? Drop us a line today for a free consultation! [ Contact Now ](https://www.axial.edu.au/contact/)#### **Conclusion** Apprenticeship training with Axial offers a pathway to career success, combining practical skills, theoretical knowledge, and nationally recognised qualifications. Axial Training is the ideal partner for apprentices and businesses with a wide range of programs, government funding support, and a commitment to excellence. Start your journey today and experience the Axial Advantage. [Contact us](https://www.axial.edu.au/contact/) to learn how we can help you achieve your career goals. ### Industry Connections and Internships Our strong connections with local restaurants, hotels, and catering companies provide students with valuable internship opportunities. These experiences not only enhance learning but also help students build professional networks in the industry. ### Join Us at Axial Training Are you ready to take the next step in your culinary journey? 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Vocational Education and Training (VET) must deliver measurable outcomes for students, employers, and the wider community. The results from our 2024-2025 reporting period not only highlight Axial’s continued leadership in the sector but also reinforce our reputation for excellence in student achievement and employer partnerships. ## 1. Industry-Leading Qualification Completion Rates In 2024, Axial achieved an **overall qualification completion rate of 68.3%**, significantly exceeding the Australian VET sector benchmark of 48.2%. Faculty-specific highlights included: - **Business (BSB):** 88.24% completion rate in 2024 - **Health (HLT):** 94.44% completion rate (Jan-Jun 2025) - **Hospitality (SIT):** 82.55% completion rate (Jan-Jun 2025) These outcomes reflect the sustained commitment of our trainers, resilience of our students, and the strong learning partnerships developed with employers. ![#image_title](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Axial-Results.png "Axial Results") ## 2. Advancing Gender Equity in Training Diversity and inclusion remain core to Axial’s values. Across 2024 and 2025, female student completion rates consistently exceeded **78%**, reaching a high of **80.43% in 2024**. These achievements demonstrate the impact of creating supportive learning environments where women succeed in industries traditionally underrepresented by female participation. ## 3. Excellence in Fee-for-Service Education Axial’s **Fee-for-Service and Diploma programs** achieved completion rates consistently above **98%** over the 2024-2025 period. This exceptional performance reflects both the high levels of motivation among self-funded students and Axial’s personalised support model, which fosters persistence and success. ![Retention and Reduced Cancellations](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/National.png "Retention and Reduced Cancellations") ## 4. Benchmarking Beyond National Averages Axial continues to deliver outcomes significantly above the national VET sector averages. For example: - **Engineering:** 61.0% (vs national average of 41.3%) - **Food, Hospitality and Personal Services:** 69.8% (vs national average of 44.2%) This performance reinforces Axial’s standing as a provider delivering applied, real-world skills that translate into measurable workforce impact. ## 5. Strengthening Employer Partnerships Employer collaboration remains fundamental to Axial’s delivery model. Since 2015, Axial has trained more than **10,500 apprentices and trainees** in partnership with over **3,600 employers**, including: - **500 employers** with more than five years of continuous engagement - A single employer who has placed **95 apprentices and trainees** with Axial These enduring partnerships ensure our students develop workplace-ready skills while supporting employers to build productive, skilled workforces. ## 6. Retention and Reduced Cancellations Retention continues to be a key marker of quality. Axial’s provider-change cancellation rates remain significantly below sector norms: - **2.0% in 2025** - **5.78% in 2024** These low cancellation rates demonstrate the trust placed by students and employers in Axial and reflect the security of our support systems. ## 7. Positive Outcomes for Commencing Students Of all students commencing in 2025, **91.56%** are either continuing with their studies or have already completed their qualification. Faculty-specific strengths include: - **Health (HLT):** 100% ongoing or completed - **Business (BSB):** 95.75% ongoing or completed - **Hospitality (SIT):** 92.97% ongoing or completed These strong retention and progression indicators highlight Axial’s capacity to nurture student success from commencement to completion. ## Looking Ahead The future of vocational education requires a commitment to more than qualification attainment-it requires cultivating confident, capable, and employable individuals. Axial Training’s performance across 2024-2025 demonstrates our ability to consistently: - **Outperform national benchmarks** in achievement and outcomes - **Strengthen industry capability** through applied training partnerships - **Empower students** to achieve long-term career goals As we progress through 2025 and beyond, Axial’s sustained focus remains centred on three pillars: **student success, employer confidence, and industry impact.**### Industry Connections and Internships Our strong connections with local restaurants, hotels, and catering companies provide students with valuable internship opportunities. These experiences not only enhance learning but also help students build professional networks in the industry. ### Join Us at Axial Training Are you ready to take the next step in your culinary journey? Join us at Axial Training and become part of a diverse community of aspiring chefs and hospitality professionals. 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Day](https://www.axial.edu.au/how-you-can-get-involved-this-r-u-ok-day/) **Published:** September 11, 2025 **Author:** Sam Ali **Excerpt:** Take a moment to check in with your classmates or colleagues—online or in person. Make time for a chat, and be ready to listen without judgement. Share R U OK? Day resources and start building a culture of care and connection—at Axial and beyond. **Content:** R U OK? Day, held on Thursday 11 September 2025, is Australia’s national day reminding everyone that any day is the perfect day to ask, “Are you OK?” and start a meaningful conversation with someone who might be struggling. This important initiative encourages all Australians, schools, families, friends, and workplaces, to check in, show genuine care, and help create a connected, supportive community for everyone. ## Prioritising Student Wellbeing at Axial At Axial Training, supporting mental health and wellbeing is at the heart of what we do. As an education provider, we know that every student’s journey is unique, and learning can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially for those balancing work, family, and study commitments, or learning online. ![youtube-video-thumbnail](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kw13NjqA4Ls/maxresdefault.jpg)Our dedicated support staff, from trainers to the Learning Enhancement team, are committed to providing practical help and encouragement. Whether attending on campus or engaging through our flexible online learning environment, every student can access: - Personalised study assistance, including flexible support for neurodiverse students and individual needs - Regular wellbeing check-ins and early intervention from trainers who genuinely care - Access to learning resources, online study groups, and peer networks to stay connected, even when studying remotely - Flexible learning and assessment options, the right support in the right way, when it’s needed most. ![Automotive_Light 3](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Automotive_Light-3.jpg "Automotive_Light 3") ## Creating a Safe, Supportive Online Environment Our thriving online learning platform ensures every student feels part of the Axial community, even from a distance. Through video calls, forums, and digital check-ins, we strive to break down the barriers to connection and make it easy for students to reach out for help, whether about course content or life outside the classroom. If someone is having a tough time, our team encourages simple actions, asking “Are you OK?”, really listening, and offering practical support or referrals, because a single conversation can make a lasting difference. ## How You Can Get Involved This R U OK? Day - Take a moment to check in with your classmates or colleagues, online or in person. - Make time for a chat, and be ready to listen without judgement. - Share R U OK? Day resources and start building a culture of care and connection, at Axial and beyond. At Axial, we believe that lifelong learning starts with a foundation of wellbeing. This R U OK? Day, and every day, we’re here to support every student, every opportunity, every step of the way. ### Industry Connections and Internships Our strong connections with local restaurants, hotels, and catering companies provide students with valuable internship opportunities. These experiences not only enhance learning but also help students build professional networks in the industry. ### Join Us at Axial Training Are you ready to take the next step in your culinary journey? Join us at Axial Training and become part of a diverse community of aspiring chefs and hospitality professionals. Explore our [cookery courses](/course-areas/cookery/certificate-iii-in-commercial-cookery/) today and start your adventure in Australia! **Categories:** International Students At Axial --- ### [Upskilling Working Students at the Workplace: Flexible Learning with Axial](https://www.axial.edu.au/upskilling-working-students-at-the-workplace-flexible-learning-with-axial/) **Published:** October 8, 2025 **Author:** Sam Ali **Excerpt:** upskilling students, Year 10 training, Year 11 courses, Year 12 learning, family business training, flexible learning, Axial Training, school-based apprenticeships, workplace training, Queensland education, NSW training, vocational education, student support, career pathways **Content:** For many senior high school students, learning doesn’t stop at the classroom door, it often continues at the family business. Take Bailey, for example: while helping at his family’s tyre shop, Bailey is also working toward his qualifications four days a week with Axial, gaining skills that will prepare him to lead and manage his business in the future. ## Why Upskill While Working? Australia’s workplaces are changing fast, and students who combine real-life job experience with nationally recognised study build practical skills, confidence, and career pathways at a young age. Axial Training’s school-based apprenticeships, traineeships, and VET programs are designed for Year 10, 11, and 12 students who want to grow their knowledge while still contributing to a family business or other part-time job. ![youtube-video-thumbnail](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/bR_X3dTrL-M/maxresdefault.jpg)## What Makes Axial Flexible? - **Custom Training Plans:** Every Axial course is tailored around student schedules and workplace realities, so you can study part-time, evenings, or even onsite at work. - **Industry-Current Learning:** We deliver practical skills your workplace needs now, from business administration and communication to problem-solving and customer service. - **Learning Enhancement Hub:** Neurodiverse and differently-abled students are supported through ongoing mentoring, resources, and adaptive study methods. ![IMG_1579](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/IMG_1579-scaled.jpg "IMG_1579") ## The Family Business Advantage Students like Bailey who work in family businesses benefit from direct, hands-on experience, learning both business operations and how to manage people, finances, and technology. Axial’s flexible courses enable them to complete their education, upskill, and be prepared to lead their enterprises into the future. ## Government-Funded Pathways Our programs are available to eligible students through government funding (VETiS and SATs), making practical qualifications accessible for families without financial strain. ## How to Get Started If you’re a Year 10-12 student working in a local business, or a parent, employer, or school looking to help students upskill, contact Axial today. We’ll guide you through funding options, enrolment, and custom training for every workplace. **Empower your future with Axial’s flexible, workplace-based learning, where every student and every opportunity counts.** ### Industry Connections and Internships Our strong connections with local restaurants, hotels, and catering companies provide students with valuable internship opportunities. These experiences not only enhance learning but also help students build professional networks in the industry. ### Join Us at Axial College Brisbane Are you ready to take the next step in your culinary journey? Join us at Axial Training and become part of a diverse community of aspiring chefs and hospitality professionals. 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As we move further into 2025, embracing digital transformation is essential for students, apprentices, and businesses to stay competitive and future-ready. In this blog, we explore how technology is changing vocational training, the benefits of blended and online learning, and how Axial Training is leading the way. ![youtube-video-thumbnail](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/V2s_mYbFwAI/maxresdefault.jpg)## What is Digital Transformation in Vocational Training? Digital transformation refers to the integration of technology into all aspects of vocational education, from course delivery to student support. It includes: - Online and blended learning platforms - Virtual classrooms and webinars - Digital assessment tools - Interactive simulations and e-learning modules - Real-time progress tracking and feedback This shift is making education more accessible, flexible, and relevant for today’s learners and workplaces. ![Business](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/business-md.jpg "business-md") ## Key Benefits of Digital Learning for Students and Employers **For Students and Apprentices:** - **Flexibility:** Study anytime, anywhere-perfect for those balancing work, study, and life. - **Personalisation:** Adaptive learning pathways tailored to individual strengths and needs. - **Industry-Relevant Skills:** Exposure to the latest digital tools and technologies used in the workplace. - **Faster Progress:** Immediate feedback and access to resources speed up learning and skill development. **For Employers and Business Partners:** - **Workforce Readiness:** Staff and apprentices gain digital literacy and up-to-date skills. - **Cost Efficiency:** Reduced travel and accommodation costs for training. - **Customised Training:** Tailored programs to meet specific business needs and compliance requirements. - **Real-Time Monitoring:** Track progress and outcomes to measure ROI on training investments. ## How Technology is Changing the Learning Experience - **Blended Learning:** Combines online modules with hands-on, in-person training for a holistic approach. - **Virtual Classrooms:** Enable live interaction with trainers and peers, regardless of location. - **Mobile Learning:** Access courses and assessments on smartphones and tablets. - **Digital Assessments:** Online quizzes, simulations, and e-portfolios streamline the evaluation process. - **Collaboration Tools:** Forums, chat, and group projects foster community and teamwork. ## Axial’s Approach: Blended and Online Training Solutions At Axial Training, we deliver nationally recognised qualifications using the latest digital tools: - **Flexible Delivery:** Choose from face-to-face, online, or blended learning to suit your needs. - **Industry Partnerships:** Our programs are developed in consultation with employers to ensure real-world relevance. - **Learning Enhancement Hub:** Dedicated support for students, including digital literacy training and accessible resources. - **Modern Facilities:** State-of-the-art campuses and virtual platforms for seamless learning experiences. Whether you’re studying Automotive, Business, Hospitality, Healthcare, Engineering, Electrotechnology, or Retail, Axial’s digital transformation ensures you’re prepared for the workforce of tomorrow. ## Success Stories: Digital Skills in Action - Apprentices mastering online safety modules before hands-on workshops. - Employers upskilling staff through Axial’s virtual classrooms, reducing downtime and costs. - Students accessing 24/7 support and resources via the Learning Enhancement Hub. ## Conclusion Digital transformation is not just a trend-it’s the future of vocational training. By embracing technology, students, apprentices, and businesses can unlock new opportunities, build in-demand skills, and achieve lasting success. Axial Training is committed to leading this evolution, ensuring every learner and partner is equipped for the digital age. ### Industry Connections and Internships Our strong connections with local restaurants, hotels, and catering companies provide students with valuable internship opportunities. These experiences not only enhance learning but also help students build professional networks in the industry. ### Join Us at Axial Training Are you ready to take the next step in your culinary journey? Join us at Axial Training and become part of a diverse community of aspiring chefs and hospitality professionals. 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In Australia, this process involves several key steps and considerations. **Content:** Obtaining professional engineering certification is a crucial step for engineers looking to advance their careers and gain recognition for their expertise. In Australia, this process involves several key steps and considerations. Let’s explore the journey to becoming a certified professional engineer in detail. ## Understanding the Certification Landscape In Australia, the primary body responsible for certifying professional engineers is Engineers Australia (EA). They offer different levels of membership and certification, with Chartered Professional Engineer (CPEng) being the highest level of recognition[1](https://www.eit.edu.au/latest-eit-professional-certificates-is-it-worth-it/). ![The Path to Professional Engineering Certification in Australia](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/engineering-2-sm.jpg "The Path to Professional Engineering Certification in Australia") ![Professional Engineering Certification in Australia](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/engineering-1-sm.jpg "Professional Engineering Certification in Australia")## Educational Foundation ## Accredited Degree Programs The first step towards professional [certification is obtaining an accredited engineering](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-ii-in-engineering-production/) degree. Engineers Australia recognizes degrees from institutions that meet their rigorous standards. You can find a list of accredited programs on the Engineers Australia website[2](https://cdrreportwriters.com/blogs/how-to-become-a-licensed-professional-engineer-in-australia/). ## Continuing Education Many engineers choose to pursue additional qualifications to enhance their expertise: - Master’s degrees in specialized engineering fields - Professional certificates in emerging technologies - Short courses in management or leadership skills The Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT) offers various professional certificates that can boost your career prospects[1](https://www.eit.edu.au/latest-eit-professional-certificates-is-it-worth-it/). These certificates focus on practical, industry-relevant skills and can be completed in a shorter timeframe than traditional degrees. ## Gaining Relevant Experience ## Work Experience Requirements To qualify for professional certification, you typically need to accumulate a certain amount of work experience: - For Chartered Professional Engineer status, you need at least 5 years of relevant experience - This experience should demonstrate your ability to apply engineering knowledge in practical situations ## Documenting Your Experience Keep detailed records of your projects, responsibilities, and achievements. This documentation will be crucial when applying for certification. ## Professional Development ## Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Ongoing learning is a key requirement for maintaining your certification: - Engage in regular professional development activities - Attend industry conferences and workshops - Participate in online courses or webinars Engineers Australia provides guidelines on CPD requirements and offers various resources to help members meet these obligations. ## Certification Process ## Application and Assessment When you’re ready to apply for certification: 1. Submit your application to Engineers Australia 2. Provide detailed documentation of your education and work experience 3. Undergo a competency assessment 4. Participate in a professional interview ## Ethical Considerations As a professional engineer, you’re expected to adhere to a strict code of ethics. Familiarize yourself with the Engineers Australia Code of Ethics and demonstrate your commitment to these principles throughout your career. ## Specializations and Additional Certifications Consider pursuing additional certifications to enhance your expertise in specific areas: - Project Management Professional (PMP) certification - Six Sigma certification for process improvement - Specialized certifications in fields like cybersecurity or renewable energy These additional qualifications can set you apart in the job market and open up new career opportunities. ## Global Recognition Australian [engineering certifications](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-ii-in-engineering-production/) are widely recognized internationally. The Washington Accord, of which Engineers Australia is a signatory, ensures mutual recognition of engineering qualifications among member countries. ## Staying Current in a Rapidly Evolving Field The field of engineering is constantly evolving. Stay updated on the latest developments in your area of expertise: - Subscribe to engineering journals and publications - Join professional associations related to your field - Participate in online forums and discussion groups ## Conclusion Obtaining professional engineering certification in Australia is a rigorous but rewarding process. It demonstrates your commitment to the profession and opens up new [career opportunities](https://www.axial.edu.au/the-future-of-work-top-business-trends-shaping-career-opportunities/). By following the steps outlined in this guide and continuously investing in your professional development, you’ll be well on your way to achieving and maintaining your certification as a professional engineer.Remember, the journey doesn’t end with certification. Continuous learning and adaptation to new technologies and methodologies will ensure your long-term success in the dynamic field of engineering. Share Rewrite **Categories:** International Students At Axial **Tags:** accreditation, Australia, career advancement, certification, continuing education, CPEng, cybersecurity, EIT, engineering education, engineering journals, Engineers Australia, ethics, global recognition, PMP, professional associations, professional development, professional engineering, renewable energy, Six Sigma, specializations, Washington Accord, work experience --- ### [How We Supports Mothers on Their Training Journey with Axial](https://www.axial.edu.au/how-axial-supports-mothers-on-their-training-journey-with-axial/) **Published:** May 7, 2026 **Author:** Sam Ali **Content:** ## Mums who study: more than one “typical” student When we talk about “students”, it is easy to picture a teenager straight out of school. In real life, many of our learners are mums at very different stages of life, from new parents easing back into the workforce to women with teenagers who are finally making time for their own careers. At Axial, we see every day that being a mum and being a student can sit side by side. You might be juggling school drop offs, casual work and family life, but you can still build a qualification and a career you are proud of. This Mother’s Day, we want to celebrate the mums who study with us and show some of the pathways that can work around real family life. --- ## Why mums are returning to study There are many reasons mothers decide to step into training. Some are returning to paid work after time at home raising children. Others are changing direction after realising their previous career no longer fits their family’s needs. Many simply want more security, flexibility or purpose in their working life. In Queensland and across Australia, demand remains strong in areas like health, community services, business and hospitality. These are sectors where practical skills and nationally recognised qualifications can open doors to part time or flexible roles that work around family commitments. Choosing the right training provider can make all the difference to how manageable that feels day to day. --- ## How Axial supports mums who study We know that mums often carry a lot of responsibility, so our goal is to make training as practical and supportive as possible. That means: - Clear information upfront about study load, timetable and placement requirements - Trainers who understand that many learners are adults with work and family commitments - A friendly team that encourages open conversations if you need help or adjustments You do not have to “fit” a traditional student mould to be welcome here. We value life experience, maturity and the resilience that comes from juggling kids, work and everything in between. --- ## Flexible pathways that can work for mums Every family situation is different, which is why flexible training options matter. Depending on the course, Axial offers a mix of workplace delivery, on campus learning and online components. That flexibility can help you fit training around school hours or part time work. Many mums look for pathways that can lead to roles with predictable schedules or options to build up hours over time. Business, health, community services, hospitality and other service based careers can offer that kind of progression, especially when you start with a solid vocational qualification and keep building from there. --- ## Balancing family, work and study: what to expect Studying as a mum is not always easy, and it is important to be realistic as well as optimistic. There will be busy weeks, especially around assessment deadlines or during practical blocks. You might find yourself revising while the kids do homework or listening to course content while you cook dinner. The key is to treat study as an investment in your future rather than one more burden on your to do list. Setting up routines, asking for help from family or friends where possible and keeping in touch with trainers if you are struggling can make a big difference. Many mums tell us that once they find their rhythm, their confidence grows quickly and the sense of achievement flows into other areas of life too. --- ## Tips for mums thinking about enrolling If you are a mum considering study with Axial, here are some practical steps to help you feel prepared. 1. **Be honest about your time** Look at your week and identify which blocks of time are realistically available for classes, study and placement. It is better to start with a course load you can manage than to overload yourself from day one. 2. **Involve your family in the decision** Talk with your partner, kids or other support people about what your study will involve and how they can help. Even small things like the kids understanding “mum’s study time” can make a difference. 3. **Ask questions early** When you enquire with Axial, ask about delivery format, timetable, assessment types and any work placement expectations. Knowing this upfront helps you plan around school holidays, childcare and other commitments. 4. **Use your life experience** Many mums underestimate how much their existing skills from parenting, volunteering or community involvement carry over into study. Time management, communication, patience and problem solving are all valuable in the classroom and workplace. 5. **Start where you are** You do not need to have everything perfectly organised to begin. Sometimes the best first step is simply to have a conversation with a course advisor and explore your options. --- ## Celebrating mums who learn, lead and inspire This Mother’s Day, we want to recognise all the mums who show up for their families and still make space to grow their own careers. Enrolling in a course is a big decision and a brave one. It sends a powerful message to your children that learning does not stop when you become a parent and that it is never too late to build a new future. If you are a mum who is curious about study, or you know a mum who might be, we are here to answer questions and help you explore the pathways that fit your life right now, not somebody else’s idea of a “typical” student. You bring the determination and lived experience. We bring practical, flexible training and a supportive team. Together, we can build a pathway that works for you and your family. ![A warm, natural light scene in a modern Australian home. 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If you’re considering a future as a [licensed electrician](https://www.axial.edu.au/becoming-a-licensed-electrician-in-nsw-6-step-2026-guide/), understanding the journey from training to licensing is essential. This guide will walk you through the key steps, requirements, and opportunities, focusing on how Axial Training’s programs can set you on the right path. ## Why Become a Licensed Electrician? Electricians are in high demand across Australia, working in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. A licence is a legal requirement for most electrical work and a mark of professionalism and expertise, opening doors to higher earning potential and career advancement. ![#image_title](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/electrotechnology-md.jpg "electrotechnology-md") ![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/plugins/bb-plugin/img/pixel.png) ## Step 1: Complete a Certificate III in Electrotechnology The **Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician** (or an equivalent qualification) is the foundation for any electrical career in Australia. This [nationally recognised apprenticeship](https://www.axial.edu.au/nationally-recognised-apprenticeship-training-your-path-to-success-with-axial/) program combines classroom learning with extensive hands-on experience, ensuring you develop both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. ## What You’ll Learn - Electrical wiring and circuitry - Safe work practices - Installation and maintenance of electrical systems - Fault finding and problem solving - Compliance with Australian standards Axial Training’s industry-experienced trainers ensure you gain real-world skills employers value. ![Marketing and Advertising Disclaimer Policy](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/cert-iii-refrigeration-aircon-md.jpg "cert-iii-refrigeration-aircon-md") ## Step 2: Complete an Apprenticeship To become licensed, you must complete an apprenticeship under the supervision of a licensed electrician. This typically involves four years of paid, on-the-job training, during which you’ll apply your course knowledge in real work environments. ## Key Benefits - Earn while you learn - Build a professional network - Gain exposure to a wide range of electrical tasks ## Step 3: Obtain Your Certificate of Proficiency After completing your Certificate III with Axial Training, you’ll need to obtain a Certificate of Proficiency as an Electrician from the NSW Vocational Training Review Panel. This certificate demonstrates that you’ve met the competency standards required to work as a qualified electrician in NSW. The Certificate of Proficiency is a specific NSW requirement that’s separate from your Certificate III qualification. It verifies your competency based on your completed apprenticeship and structured training, confirming you’re ready for independent electrical work. ## Step 4: Gain Required Post-Qualification Work Experience NSW Fair Trading requires at least 12 months of relevant electrical wiring work experience after completing your qualification. This experience must demonstrate your practical application of the wiring rules (AS/NZS 3000:2018) in residential, commercial, and/or industrial settings. You’ll need to document this experience using NSW Fair Trading’s ‘Referee’s Statement Electrical Work’ form, which must be completed by a licensed electrician who has directly supervised your work. This verification confirms that you can competently perform and supervise electrical wiring work independently and safely. ## Step 5: Complete the TAFE Digital Assessment Before applying for your license, you must complete the TAFE Digital assessment on the current edition of the wiring rules (AS/NZS 3000:2018). This assessment, known as the Re-Licensing for Electricians Course (800-27213-200TE-020), verifies that you can perform and supervise electrical wiring work according to current Australian standards. This online assessment ensures all [licensed electricians](https://www.axial.edu.au/becoming-a-licensed-electrician-in-nsw-6-step-2026-guide/) in NSW maintain current knowledge of the wiring rules and can apply them correctly in their work. It’s a mandatory requirement for obtaining your NSW electrical license. ## Step 6: Consider Advanced Licensing and Business Registration Suppose you aspire to run your own electrical contracting business. In that case, you’ll need to obtain additional registration as a Registered Electrical Contractor (REC) and possibly a Master Electrician licence, depending on your state. This involves further assessments and business registration steps, such as obtaining an ABN and meeting insurance requirements. ## Special Pathways: International and Interstate Electricians If you’ve trained overseas, your qualifications must be assessed by Trades Recognition Australia (TRA). You may need to complete gap training and supervised work before sitting the licensing assessments. Interstate electricians can often transfer their licence under mutual recognition agreements, but should check local requirements. ## Why Choose Axial Training? Axial Training’s electrotechnology courses are designed to give you a competitive edge: - **Hands-on, industry-focused training** - **Expert trainers with real-world experience** - **Support through every step of your apprenticeship and licensing journey** ## Conclusion Becoming a licensed electrician in Australia is a structured process that ensures only highly skilled professionals work in this critical trade. With the right training provider, like Axial Training, you’ll be well-equipped to succeed, from your first day on the job to running your own business. **Ready to start your journey? Explore our Electrotechnology courses and take the first step toward a rewarding, future-proof career.** ## Cultural Integration and Support We understand that moving to a new country can be challenging. That’s why Axial International College offers robust support services for our [international students,](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students-cookery-courses-australia/) including: - **Cultural Integration Programs**: Activities designed to help students adapt to Australian culture and make lasting connections. - **Language Support**: Resources to assist students in improving their English language skills, essential for success in the hospitality industry. ### Industry Connections and Internships Our strong connections with local restaurants, hotels, and catering companies provide students with valuable internship opportunities. These experiences not only enhance [learning but also help students](https://www.axial.edu.au/upskilling-working-students-at-the-workplace-flexible-learning-with-axial/) build professional networks in the industry. ### Join Us at Axial International College Brisbane Are you ready to take the next step in your culinary journey? Join us at Axial International College Brisbane and become part of a diverse community of aspiring chefs and hospitality professionals. Explore our [cookery courses](/course-areas/cookery/certificate-iii-in-commercial-cookery/) today and start your adventure in Australia! **Categories:** Engineering for Sustainable Development --- ### [Top 5 In-Demand Automotive Skills for 2024 and Beyond](https://www.axial.edu.au/top-5-in-demand-automotive-skills-for-2024-and-beyond/) **Published:** October 17, 2024 **Author:** Sam Ali **Excerpt:** Discover the top 5 in-demand automotive skills for 2024 and beyond. Learn how Axial Training's courses can prepare you for a successful career in the evolving automotive industry, from EV technology to advanced manufacturing. **Content:** As the automotive industry continues to evolve at a rapid pace, professionals in this field need to stay ahead of the curve by acquiring and honing specific skills. Here are the top five in-demand automotive skills that will be crucial for success in 2024 and beyond: ## 1. Electric Vehicle (EV) Technology With the global shift towards sustainable transportation, expertise in [electric vehicle technology](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-automotive-electric-vehicle-technology/) has become increasingly valuable. Professionals with knowledge of EV systems, including battery management, electric drive-trains, and charging infrastructure, [are in high demand](https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/most-in-demand-technical-skills-automotive-industry/) This skill set is particularly relevant for those pursuing automotive careers, as it aligns with the industry’s focus on reducing carbon emissions and improving energy efficiency. Axial Training offers courses in [automotive technology](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-diesel-fuel-technology/) that can provide a solid foundation for those looking to specialize in EV systems. Their Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology program covers essential skills that can be applied to both traditional and electric vehicles. ###### *For more information on the latest trends and developments in the Australian automotive industry, including the shift towards electric vehicles, visit the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI) website: [https://www.fcai.com.au](https://www.fcai.com.au/)* ## 2. Autonomous Vehicle Systems As autonomous driving technology continues to advance, professionals with expertise in this area are becoming increasingly sought after. Skills in sensor fusion, computer vision, and AI algorithms are crucial for developing and maintaining [self-driving vehicle systems](https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/most-in-demand-technical-skills-automotive-industry/) Understanding the complexities of autonomous [vehicle technology](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-heavy-commercial-vehicle-mechanical-technology/) is essential for those looking to stay at the forefront of automotive innovation. While Axial Training doesn’t currently offer specific courses in autonomous [vehicle technology,](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-heavy-commercial-vehicle-mechanical-technology/) their automotive programs provide a strong technical foundation that can be built upon for specialization in this field. ###### *To stay updated on the latest advancements in autonomous vehicle technology and its impact on the Australian automotive landscape, check out the resources provided by the Australian Automotive Aftermarket Association (AAAA): * ![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Light-Vehicle-12-trades-ed-nsw.jpg)## 3. Software Development and Embedded Systems Modern vehicles rely heavily on sophisticated software and embedded systems for various functions, from infotainment to advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) Proficiency in programming languages such as C++, Python, and Java, as well as knowledge of real-time operating systems, is highly [valued in the automotive industry](https://www.mercer.com/en-in/insights/people-strategy/future-of-work/shifting-gears-how-talent-demand-is-transforming-the-automotive/) Axial Training’s [automotive courses incorporate elements of modern vehicle technology,](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-diesel-fuel-technology/) providing students with exposure to the electronic systems that are integral to contemporary automobiles. ###### *The Motor Trades Association of Australia (MTAA) offers valuable insights into the growing importance of software skills in the automotive industry: [https://www.mtaa.com.au](https://www.mtaa.com.au/)* ![Auto mechanic working on a car in his garage](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Light-Vehicle-13-trades-ed-nsw.jpg "Auto mechanic working on a car in his garage")## 4. Cybersecurity for Automotive Systems As vehicles become more connected and reliant on digital systems, the need for robust cybersecurity measures has grown significantly. Professionals who can secure vehicle networks, implement encryption protocols, and protect against cyber threats are in high demand This skill set is crucial for ensuring the safety and privacy of vehicle occupants in an increasingly connected world.While cybersecurity is not explicitly covered in Axial Training’s automotive programs, the foundational knowledge gained in their courses can serve as a stepping stone for further specialization in this critical area. ###### *For more information on the intersection of cybersecurity and automotive technology in Australia, visit the Automotive, Tyre and Parts Association (ATPA) website: [https://www.atpa.com.au](https://www.atpa.com.au/)* ## 5. Advanced Manufacturing and Industry 4.0 Technologies The automotive manufacturing process is undergoing a transformation with the adoption of Industry 4.0 technologies. Skills in robotics, 3D printing, and advanced manufacturing techniques are becoming increasingly important Professionals who can work with these cutting-edge technologies will be well-positioned for success in the evolving automotive industry.Axial Training’s engineering courses, such as the Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade, provide valuable skills that can be applied to advanced manufacturing processes in the automotive sector. ###### *To learn more about the future of electric vehicles in Australia and how they’re shaping the industry, check out the Australian Electric Vehicle Association (AEVA): * By focusing on these in-demand skills, automotive professionals can position themselves for success in an industry that is rapidly evolving. Axial Training’s automotive and engineering programs offer a solid foundation for those looking to enter or advance in the automotive field, providing the knowledge and practical experience necessary to thrive in this dynamic industry. As the automotive landscape continues to change, lifelong learning and adaptability will be key to staying competitive. Professionals who combine traditional automotive knowledge with these emerging skills will be well-equipped to drive innovation and [shape the future](https://www.axial.edu.au/the-future-of-work-top-business-trends-shaping-career-opportunities/) of transportation. ## Cultural Integration and Support We understand that moving to a new country can be challenging. That’s why Axial International College offers robust [support services](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/health-and-care/certificate-ii-health-support-services/) for our international students, including: - **Cultural Integration Programs**: Activities designed to help students adapt to Australian culture and make lasting connections. - **Language Support**: Resources to assist students in improving their English language skills, essential for success in the hospitality industry. ### Industry Connections and Internships Our strong connections with local restaurants, hotels, and catering companies provide students with valuable internship opportunities. These experiences not only [enhance learning](https://www.axial.edu.au/learning-enhancement-program/) but also help students build professional networks in the industry. **Categories:** Automotive Courses **Tags:** automotive, Automotive industry trends, Automotive skills 2024, Automotive technology education, autonomous vehicle systems, Axial Training automotive courses, electric vehicle technology, vehicle cubersecurity --- ## Pages ### [Axial Training QLD and NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/) **Published:** November 15, 2020 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Axial Training ## Guided by values, driven by excellence [ Enquire today ](https://www.axial.edu.au/contact/)At Axial, our dedicated team of support staff and experienced educators is committed to helping every student achieve their unique vision of career success. Enrol today and discover education that truely makes a difference. - Flexible learning options. - World class industry current training - Customised training plans tailored to you – and… *we come to you!* ## Qualifications – Queensland (funding available for eligible students) ### Automotive ![light vehicle mechanical](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/axial-light-vehicle-mechanical-tile.jpg "axial-light-vehicle-mechanical-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/automotive-services/ "Learn more")### Business ![Business](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/business-2-tile.jpg "business-2-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/business/ "Learn more")### Cookery ![#image_title](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/cert-iv-commercial-cookery-2a-tile.jpg "cert-iv-commercial-cookery-2a-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/cookery/ "Learn more")### Engineering ![Engineering](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/axial-engineering-1-tile.jpg "axial-engineering-1-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/engineering/ "Learn more")### Electrotechnology ![Electrotechnology](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/electrotechnology-tile.jpg "electrotechnology-tile") [ Learn more ](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/electrotechnology/ "Learn more")### Healthcare ![healthcare](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/healthcare-tile.jpg "healthcare-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/health-and-care/ "Learn more")### Hospitality ![hospitality](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/hospitality-tile.jpg "hospitality-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/hospitality/ "Learn more")### Retail Meat ![meat processing](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/meat-processing-2-tile.jpg "meat-processing-2-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/retail-meat/ "Learn more")## Qualifications – NSW (funding available for eligible students) ### Automotive ![light vehicle mechanical](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/axial-light-vehicle-mechanical-tile.jpg "axial-light-vehicle-mechanical-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/automotive-services/#nsw "Learn more")### Electrotechnology ![Electrotechnology](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/electrotechnology-tile.jpg "electrotechnology-tile") [ Learn more ](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/electrotechnology/#nsw "Learn more")### Engineering ![Engineering](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/axial-engineering-1-tile.jpg "axial-engineering-1-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/engineering/#nsw "Learn more")### Retail Meat ![meat processing](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/meat-processing-2-tile.jpg "meat-processing-2-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/retail-meat/#nsw "Learn more")## Axial Training Academy ### ![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/workplace-academy-masterclass-white.svg) ![Collage of diverse professionals in various trades-chef, technician, mechanic, welder, and barista serving coffee or beverage.](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/master-class-collage-md-1536x1151.jpg "master-class-collage-md")A series of short courses to qualifed trades people reuiring upskilling to fill a skills gap or meet the changing needs of their industry. [ Learn more ](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-training-academy/workplace-masterclass-program/ "Learn more")### ![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/workplace-academy-classroom-program.svg) ![Trainer presenting a slide titled 'Workplace Training That Works' to a group in dark blue coveralls in a workshop room with tools in the background.](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/atwa-classroom-sm-1024x775.jpg "atwa-classroom-sm")Creating on-site classroom training at the workplace, ideal for larger groups of apprentices [ Learn more ](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-training-academy/workplace-classroom-program/ "Learn more")### ![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/schools-academy.svg) ![school students](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/school-students-port-1173x1536.jpg "school-students-port")A series of taste testing short courses for students to sample the trades. [ Learn more ](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-training-academy/schools-program/ "Learn more") --- ### [Queensland Funding Programs](https://www.axial.edu.au/queensland-funding-programs/) **Published:** November 9, 2025 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Queensland Funding Programs ### Axial is proud to offer access to the following Queensland Government funding programs: ## Career Start The Career Start program provides individuals with the skills and support to start their career. Funding is offered under either a general pathway or employment-based apprenticeship or traineeship pathway. Under Career Start, you may be able to access: - A general qualification at certificate III and an apprenticeship/traineeship (noting that if the apprenticeship/traineeship is done first, you are no longer eligible to access general training under Career Start); OR - Two apprenticeships/traineeships at either certificate II or III, including school based apprenticeships or traineeships. **The eligibility criteria for each pathway is:** ### General Training - You must be aged 15 years or older; - You must not be a school student; - You must permanently reside in Queensland; - You must be an Australian citizen, or Australian permanent resident (includes humanitarian entrant), or a temporary resident with the right visa and work permits on the pathway to permanent residency, or a New Zealand citizen; - You must not already have a certificate III or higher qualification completed within the last 10 years (qualifications completed as a school student and foundation skills qualifications do not count); - You must not be enrolled in another qualification that is funded by DTET, even if it is on hold or deferred (foundation skills qualifications do not count). ### **School-Based Apprenticeship/Traineeship** - You must be currently employed as a Queensland School Based Apprentice or Trainee (under a registered Training Contract) in a qualification funded by; - You must be enrolled in Year 10, 11 or 12 in a Queensland School; - Students undertaking an electrotechnology school-based apprenticeship must be in Year 11 or 12; - If you are from overseas, you must have a visa allowing you to work in Australia; - Not be enrolled in another qualification that is funded by DTET, even if it is on hold or deferred; - You must not have already completed a DTET funded apprenticeship/traineeship qualifications (including SATs) within the last 10 years. ### Apprenticeship/Traineeship - You must be currently employed as a Queensland Apprentice or Trainee (under a registered Training Contract) in a qualification funded by DTET; - If you are from overseas, you must have a visa allowing you to work in Australia; - Not be enrolled in another qualification that is funded by DTET, even if it is on hold or deferred; - You must not have already completed two apprenticeship/traineeship qualifications (including SATs) within the last 10 years. - To be eligible for *Free Apprenticeships for Under 25s* you must be aged under 25 years prior to entering into a training contract and commence or recommence between 1 July 2025 and 30 June 2027. ## Career Boost The Career Boost program aims to take you career to the next level, enabling you grow and apply your skills to existing or new job roles. Funding is offered under either a general pathway or employment-based apprenticeship or traineeship pathway. Under Career Boost, you may be able to access: - one subsidised training place in either a certificate IV, diploma, or advanced diploma qualification under the general training pathway; OR - a higher level apprenticeship/traineeship at certificate IV or above; and - up to two subsidised skill sets in priority industries or sectors as part of the program. **The eligibility criteria for each pathway is:** ### General Training - You must be aged 15 years or older; - You must not be a school student; - You must permanently reside in Queensland; - You must be an Australian citizen, or Australian permanent resident (includes humanitarian entrant), or a temporary resident with the right visa and work permits on the pathway to permanent residency, or a New Zealand citizen; - You must not already have a certificate IV or higher qualification (including tertiary qualifications) completed within the last 10 years (qualifications completed as a school student and foundation skills qualifications do not count). Note: This eligibility requirement does not apply to individuals seeking to enrol in a skill set; - You must not be enrolled in another qualification that is funded by DTET, even if it is on hold or deferred (foundation skills qualifications do not count). ### Apprenticeship/Traineeship - You must be currently employed as a Queensland Apprentice or Trainee (under a registered Training Contract) in a qualification funded by DTET; - You must not be enrolled in another qualification, even if it is on hold or deferred, whether funded by DTET or not (foundation skills qualifications do not count). - If you are from overseas, you must have a visa allowing you to work in Australia; and - You must not have already completed two apprenticeship/traineeship qualifications (including SATs) within the last 10 years. - Not be enrolled in another qualification that is funded by DTET, even if it is on hold or deferred; - To be eligible for *Free Apprenticeships for Under 25s* you must be aged under 25 years prior to entering into a training contract and commence or recommence between 1 July 2025 and 30 June 2027. ## Funded Regions We are proud to be approved to deliver these funded programs to all regions across Queensland: - Brisbane - Cairns - Central Queensland - Darling Downs – Maranoa - Gold Coast - Ipswich - Logan – Beaudesert - Mackay – Isaac – Whitsunday - Moreton Bay – North - Moreton Bay – South - Queensland – Outback - Sunshine Coast - Toowoomba - Townsville - Wide Bay - xApprenticeship/Traineeship Student Contribution Fees1 - xGeneral Training Student Contribution Fee1 QualificationEligible for *Free Apprenticeships for Under 25 program* Standard FeePartial Exemption Fee**2**Standard Fee Concession Fee**3** AMP20117 Certificate II in Meat Processing (Food Services) Back of shop streamNo$544.00 $217.60 $168.00 $70.00 AMP20117 Certificate II in Meat Processing (Food Services) Front of shop streamNo$472.00 $188.80 $168.00 $70.00 AMP30815 Certificate III in Meat Processing (Retail Butcher)Yes$1,512.00 $604.80 N/AN/A AUR20720 Certificate II in Automotive Vocational PreparationN/AN/AN/A$144.00 $60.00 AUR30620 Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical TechnologyYes$1,528.00 $611.20 N/AN/A AUR31120 Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical TechnologyYes$1,680.00 $672.00 N/AN/A AURSS00064 Battery Electric Vehicle Inspection and Servicing Skill SetN/AN/AN/A$48.00 $20.00 BSB30120 Certificate III in BusinessNo$720.00 $288.00 $156.00 $65.00 BSB50120 Diploma of BusinessNo$1,040.00 $416.00 N/AN/A BSB50420 Diploma of Leadership and ManagementNo$1,056.00 $422.40 N/AN/A BSB50820 Diploma of Project ManagementNo$896.00 $358.40 N/AN/A HLT23221 Certificate II in Health Support ServicesN/AN/AN/A$144.00 $60.00 HLT33021 Certificate III in Allied Health AssistanceNo$904.00 $361.60 $144.00 $60.00 HLT33115 Certificate III in Health Services AssistanceNo$678.40 $271.36 $180.00 $75.00 MEM20105 Certificate II in EngineeringNo$512.00 $204.80 N/AN/A MEM20422 Certificate II in Engineering PathwaysN/AN/AN/A$144.00 $60.00 MEM30219 Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade (Maintenance – Fitting/Machining)Yes$1,536.00 $614.40 N/AN/A MEM30219 Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade (Machining)Yes$1,536.00 $614.40 N/AN/A MEM30219 Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade (Fitting)Yes$1,536.00 $614.40 N/AN/A MEM31322 Certificate III in Refrigeration and Air ConditioningYes$1,568.00 $627.20 N/AN/A MEM31419 Certificate III in Engineering – Fixed and Mobile Plant MechanicYes$1,472.00 $588.80 N/AN/A MEM31922 Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade (Boilermaking/Welding)Yes$1,552.00 $620.80 N/AN/A MEM31922 Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade (Sheetmetal Working)Yes$1,552.00 $620.80 N/AN/A SIT20322 Certificate II in HospitalityNo$499.20 $199.68 $144.00 $60.00 SIT30622 Certificate III in Hospitality Back of house streamNo$488.00 $195.20 $180.00 $75.00 SIT30622 Certificate III in Hospitality Front of house streamNo$587.20 $234.88 $180.00 $75.00 SIT30821 Certificate III in Commercial CookeryYes$1,528.00 $611.20 N/AN/A SIT40521 Certificate IV in Kitchen ManagementNo$2,208.00 $883.20 $396.00 $165.00 SIT50422 Diploma of Hospitality ManagementN/AN/AN/A$336.00 $140.00 UEE32120 Certificate III in Appliance ServiceYes$1,696.00 $678.40 N/AN/A UEE32220 Certificate III in Air Conditioning and RefrigerationYes$1,904.00 $761.60 N/AN/A ***1*** *These fees are a guideline only and may change based on elective choices, unit changes or Credit Transfers.* ***2*** *The eligibility criteria for the Partial Exemption Fee are:* - *The apprentice/trainee was or will be under 17 years of age at the end of February in the year in which training is provided and is not at school and has not completed year 12;* - *The apprentice/trainee holds a Health Care, Veteran or Pensioner Concession Card issued under Commonwealth law, or is the partner or a dependant of a person who holds such a card and is named on the card;* - *Holds an official form issued under Commonwealth law confirming that the individual, their partner or the person of whom they are a dependant, is entitled to concessions under a Health Care, Veteran or Pensioner Concession Card;* - *The apprentice/trainee identifies as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander.* ***3*** *The eligibility criteria for the Partial Exemption Fee are:* - *The student holds a Health Care, Veteran or Pensioner Concession Card issued under Commonwealth law, or is the partner or a dependant of a person who holds such a card and is named on the card;* - *The student holds an official form issued under Commonwealth law confirming that the individual, their partner or the person of whom they are a dependant, is entitled to concessions under a Health Care, Veteran or Pensioner Concession Card;* - *The student identifies as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander;* - *The student has a disability;* - *The student is an adult prisoner.* --- ### [SIT40521 Certificate IV in Kitchen Management](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/cookery/certificate-iv-in-kitchen-management/) **Published:** November 25, 2020 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # SIT40521 Certificate IV in Kitchen Management [ENROL NOW(opens in new tab)](/wp-content/uploads/international-student-application-form-and-guide-to-writing-a-statement-of-purpose.pdf)SIT40521 Certificate IV in Kitchen Management provides apprentices with the industry knowledge and technical skills to carry out commercial cookery tasks in Australia’s hospitality industry. This qualification reflects the role of commercial cooks who have a supervisory or team leading role in the kitchen. They operate independently or with limited guidance from others and use discretion to solve non-routine problems. This qualification provides a pathway to work in organisations such as restaurants, hotels, clubs, pubs, cafes and coffee shops, or to run a small business in these sectors. Target groups for SIT40521 Certificate IV in Kitchen Management are apprentices who are: - Seeking to pursue a career in the hospitality industry - Seeking to pursue a career as a chef - Seeking to enter a new industry sector - Seeking a pathway to higher level qualifications col acol b Study ModeWorkplace & Online Total Units33 (27 Core + 6 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 24 Months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this course the student will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Cook - Commercial Cook - Banquet Coo - Café Cook - Bistro Cook ## Course Units ### Core units ### Elective units ## Faculties and resources We are located in Townsville, Queensland, along the east coast of Australia. Both of our campus locations are easily accessible by public transport, with a short walk to the central business district. We are close to major amenities, such as cafes, a library, restaurants & student accommodation options. ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate III in Patisserie - Certificate III in Catering Operations - Certificate III in Baking - Diploma of Hospitality Management [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/SIT40521-Cert-IV-in-Kitchen-Management.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/SIT40521-Cert-IV-in-Kitchen-Management.pdf?v=20231025) [### Enrol Now](/wp-content/uploads/international-student-application-form-and-guide-to-writing-a-statement-of-purpose.pdf) [### Need to talk to someone? Alyce, our international student recruitment manager can help](mailto:international@www.axial.edu.au)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [MEM30205 Certificate III in Engineering - Mechanical Trade (Machining)](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-engineering-mechanical-trade/) **Published:** January 26, 2021 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # MEM30219 Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade (Machining) ### Queensland and New South Wales [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)## Certificate III in Engineering Mechanical Trade Axial Training’s Engineering Mechanical Trade Certificate Course will imbue you with the knowledge and skills as an apprentice in creating and modifying components, mostly made from metals, plastics, or wood. Completing this mechanical skills training course will give you the skills needed to follow technical drawings, as well as the ability to design, assemble, manufacture, and install components in mechanical equipment. This engineering mechanical trade qualification will also give you competency in fault-finding, maintenance, and servicing of relevant equipment. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace Training Total Units30 (12 Core + 18 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Certificate III in Engineering Mechanical Trade Career Outcomes This mechanical skills training qualification leads to employment opportunities in a wide range of manufacturing and engineering-related industries and Engineering Tradesperson – Mechanical posts in other sectors. ### Fitter Machinist A fitter machinist is a skilled professional who makes machine parts and, in some situations, assembles the machine itself. Because metal fabrication is such an essential part of the fitter machinist work, applicants must have basic to intermediate math and scientific skills and fundamental communication skills. Additionally, the technician must interpret blueprints and other technical drawings accurately. ### Fitter and Turner The day-to-day tasks will include studying technical drawings to determine the most suitable materials for machines and fitting the fabricated parts to assemble the equipment. The job also calls for the capacity to fabricate metal parts using precision-measuring instruments. They can also be called to diagnose faults and operational maintenance and repairs of machines. ### Mechanical Fitter Mechanical fitters assemble production machines and other equipment by fitting and assembling metal components. They maintain and repair automated plant machinery and equipment to operational standards using various tools and engineering procedures. They evaluate and diagnose mechanical components or equipment which are damaged or worn out. Mechanical fitters also use precision measuring equipment to ensure that parts are accurate and fit correctly. ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this course the student will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Fitter Machinist - Fitter and Turner - Mechanical Fitter - Maintenance Fitter ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate IV in Engineering [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/MEM30219C_Cert_III_in_Engineering_Production_Systems_Machining.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/MEM30219C_Cert_III_in_Engineering_Production_Systems_Machining.pdf)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [MEM30219 Certificate III in Engineering – Fitting ](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-engineering-fitting/) **Published:** November 17, 2022 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # MEM30219 Certificate III in Engineering – Fitting ### Queensland and New South Wales [ ENROL NOW ](/contact) The MEM30219D Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade (Fitting) qualification defines the skills and knowledge required of an Engineering Tradesperson – Fitter. Fitters assemble, maintain and repair machines, tools and equipment. They work closely with machinists, with a large amount of work carried out in a workshop or factory setting. The majority of learning for an apprentice fitter is hands-on and practical. The skills associated with this qualification are intended to apply to a wide range of mechanical trade work, including undertaking fitting, assembly, manufacture, installation, modification, testing, fault finding, maintenance and service of mechanical equipment, machinery and the use of machine tools. col acol b Study Mode- Workplace & Online Total Units30 (12 Core units + 18 Elective units) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this course the student will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Fitter Machinist - Fitter and Turner - Mechanical Fitter - Maintenance Fitter ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate IV in Engineering [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/MEM30219D_Cert_III_in_Engineering_Fitting.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/MEM30219D_Cert_III_in_Engineering_Fitting.pdf)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [MEM31925 Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade (Boilermaking/Welding)](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-engineering-fabrication-trade-boilermaking/) **Published:** January 27, 2021 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # MEM31925 Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade (Boilermaking / Welding) ### Queensland and New South Wales [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)This course is for those employed as an apprentice in the manufacturing, engineering and related industry areas. Apprentices will acquire skills and knowledge in workplace communication, workplace health and safety, quality procedures systems and planning, engineering measurement, computations and computer technology. Industry-specific skills in welding and boiler making that are relevant to either current or intended employment will also be taught. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace Training Total Units30 (12 Core + 18 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this course the student will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Steel Fabricator - Welder - Boilermaker ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate IV in Engineering [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/MEM31925C-Cert-III-in-Engineering-Fabrication-Boiler-Making_Welding.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/MEM31925C-Cert-III-in-Engineering-Fabrication-Boiler-Making_Welding.pdf)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) #### Transition statement This qualification has been replaced by MEM31925 Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade as of 03 September 2025. A transition period applies to enable current students to complete their study. The transition period finishes on 02 September 2026. Students who have not fully completed this qualification prior to this date will be transitioned into the replacement qualification. ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [MEM31925 Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade (Sheetmetal Working)](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-engineering-fabrication-trade/) **Published:** January 27, 2021 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # MEM31925 Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade (Sheetmetal Working) ### Queensland and New South Wales [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)This qualification covers the skills and knowledge required for employment as an Engineering Tradesperson – Fabrication within the metal, engineering, manufacturing and associated industries or other industries where Engineering Tradespersons – Fabrication work. The qualification has been specifically developed to meet the needs of apprentices in the above trade. The qualification packaging has been developed on an assumption that competency will be developed through an integrated combination of on and off-the-job learning strategies such as those delivered through a formal apprenticeship. The qualification may also be achieved through formal skills recognition assessment processes. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace Training Total Units30 (12 Core + 18 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this course the student will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Sheet Metal Worker ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate IV in Engineering [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/MEM31925D-Cert-III-in-Engineering-Fabrication-Trade-Sheetmetal.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/MEM31925D-Cert-III-in-Engineering-Fabrication-Trade-Sheetmetal.pdf)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) #### Transition statement This qualification has been replaced by MEM31925 Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade as of 03 September 2025. A transition period applies to enable current students to complete their study. The transition period finishes on 02 September 2026. Students who have not fully completed this qualification prior to this date will be transitioned into the replacement qualification. ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [MEM30219 Certificate III in Engineering - Fitting and Machining](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-engineering-fitting-machining/) **Published:** March 9, 2021 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # MEM30219 Certificate III in Engineering – Fitting and Machining ### Queensland and New South Wales [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)- Setting up of machinery to enable the manufacture of engineering products - Repair and replacement of components, parts or other items - Installation of plant and machinery - Design and manufacture of modifications to existing components parts and other items - Maintenance of plant and equipment, and construction and commissioning work. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace & Online Training Total Units29 (12 Core + 17 Electives) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this course the student will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Fitter Machinist - Fitter and Turner - Mechanical Fitter - Maintenance Fitter ## Entry requirements ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this course you will need regular access to the following: - Laptop or desktop computer with working speakers or headphone points; - Internet: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate IV in Engineering [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/MEM30219B_Cert_III_in_Engineering_Fitting_and_Machining.jpg?v=20240214)](/wp-content/uploads/MEM30219B_Cert_III_in_Engineering_Fitting_and_Machining.pdf?v=20240214)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [Engineering](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/) **Published:** January 2, 2021 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Faculty of Engineering ## Engineering Certification Courses ## Engineering Courses in QLD and NSW If you’re looking to complete a State Government Funded Apprenticeship or Traineeship in Engineering, Axial’s Faculty of Engineering welcomes you with open arms. Since 1997, we have been empowering our students through practical training and lessons specific to their chosen fields. You can turn to us for your Certificate III in Engineering, and specialise in diesel fitting, machining, boilermaking, welding, fitting and turning, or light fabrication. Our team of instructors is more than qualified to share their years of knowledge and competency in excelling in a workshop or factory setting. Aside from being able to perform general machining tasks, some of the skills you will gain from our courses include the capacity to interpret technical illustrations, interact with computing technologies and perform your own computations, among several very useful others. ### MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering – Production ![engineering](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/engineering-1-tile.jpg "engineering-1-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/engineering/certificate-ii-in-engineering-production/ "Learn more")### MEM20219 Certificate II in Engineering – Production Technology ![Engineering](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/axial-engineering-1-tile.jpg "axial-engineering-1-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/engineering/certificate-ii-in-engineering-production-technology/ "Learn more")### MEM31419 Certificate III in Engineering – Fixed and Mobile Plant Mechanic ![Female Mechanic](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/female-mechanic-2-tile.jpg "female-mechanic-2-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-engineering-fixed-and-mobile-plant-mechanic/ "Learn more")### MEM30219 Certificate III in Engineering – Fitting and Machining ![Fitting](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/mem30205_fitting_turning-tile.jpg "mem30205_fitting_turning-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-engineering-fitting-machining/ "Learn more")### MEM31925 Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade (Sheetmetal Working) ![female machining](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/female-machining-2-tile.jpg "female-machining-2-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-engineering-fabrication-trade/ "Learn more")### MEM31925 Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade (Boilermaking / Welding) ![Female Welding](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/female-welding-1-tile.jpg "female-welding-1-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-engineering-fabrication-trade-boilermaking/ "Learn more")### MEM30219 Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade (Machining) ![Engineering](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/engineering-3-tile.jpg "engineering-3-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-engineering-mechanical-trade/ "Learn more")### MEM30219 Certificate III in Engineering – Fitting ![Engineering Fitting](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/engineering-fitting-lg-tile.jpg "engineering-fitting-lg-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-engineering-fitting/ "Learn more")## Apprenticeships, Traineeships and Fee Paying Courses Browse through our available engineering certification and [mechanical engineering courses](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-apprenticeships-and-traineeships/certificate-iii-in-engineering-mechanical-trade/), including [Cert 3 in Mechanical Engineering](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-apprenticeships-and-traineeships/certificate-iii-in-engineering-mechanical-trade/), and see where your liking leans towards. We assure you that whichever [Axial training course](https://www.axial.edu.au/) you choose to launch your career from, you’ll walk out of our class with your head held high, with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in your career. Feel free to reach out to us for any enquiries. ### What Sets Us Apart from Other Apprenticeship Training Providers? We utilise a cloud-based online learning medium that enable our students and educators to interact anytime and anywhere. Through on-campus classes and online lessons, we are able to employ a “Blended Learning” technique that has proved to be the most flexible mode of delivery. The [Axial LIMEroom](https://www.limeroom.com.au/) provides all our students with easy access to mentors, educators, libraries, resources, IT support and more. Whether the student is onsite or learning remotely, LIMEroom will always be available to them to foster an enjoyable and transparent learning experience. ### Our People Our educators and administrative staff are fully dedicated to providing the best learning environment and outcomes for all of our students. We are highly passionate about how education can transform lives for the better. This is why we, ourselves, are lifelong learners, actively engaging in peer-to-peer learning, seminars and workshops. Learn more about the Axial team [here](https://www.axial.edu.au/our-people/). ### Professional Associations, Licences and Certifications - Queensland Government-Subsidised Training Provider through [Skills Assure](https://desbt.qld.gov.au/training/docs-data/strategies/vet-strategy/skills-assure) - CRICOS# 03452C - RTO# 2437 - ABN# 150 77 405 442 ### Discover Our Other Courses - Axial Apprenticeships, Traineeships and Fee-Paying Courses - Axial VETIS Programs - Axial Short Courses ### FAQs Do I need to finish year 12 to be able to enrol in your programs? *Expand*There are no requirements to have completed Year 12 to enrol into a course with Axial, however all students take part in a pre-enrolment Learning Support Snapshot to allow us to determine any additional support we may be able to offer you during your course. What are my possible career paths upon course completion? *Expand*Career paths vary across qualifications, however paths specific to each qualification are detailed on the course flyer which is available on the relevant course page. Can I enrol in more than one course simultaneously? *Expand*Yes, while you can enrol in more than one course at a time, funding guidelines may exclude you from accessing government funding for more than one qualification at a time. Do your certificates expire? *Expand*No, Axial qualifications a nationally recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework and do not expire. However, to remain compliance with Government issued trades licences, refresher courses may be required in some instances. Do you offer corporate or group rates? *Expand*Yes, Group bookings to courses are something you should talk to us about. Contact us via email at or give us a call on [1300 729 425](). --- ### [Automotive Services](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/automotive-services/) **Published:** December 29, 2020 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Automotive Services ## Automotive Courses Navigate confidently through the ins and outs of automotive mechanical technology with State Government funded, nationally accredited apprenticeship training from Axial Training. Completing an automotive apprenticeship means that you’ll have the skills, confidence and qualification in pursuing your passion in auto mechanical services and other mechanic courses. Whether you choose to complete the Light Vehicle Mechanical Course \[cars\], Heavy Vehicle Course \[trucks\] or the Diesel Mechanic Apprenticeship course, you can rest assured that our dedication to education will provide you with all the knowledge needed to excel in the trade. Axial Training has been producing top-notch graduates of automotive courses for more than 20 years, and we have achieved this through our team of highly dedicated and passionate educators. Our institution values integrity and passion, this is why we’ve made it a point to maintain our environment to be conducive to learning as much as possible. We want to prepare all our learners for world-class opportunities through world-class education. Sign up for your Heavy Vehicle Apprenticeship Course or Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology online today. ## Automotive Courses Queensland ### AUR30620 Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology ![female mechanic](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/female-mechanic-tile.jpg "female-mechanic-tile")[Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-apprenticeships-and-traineeships/certificate-iii-in-light-vehicle-mechanical-technology/) apprenticeship will give you the opportunity to develop your skills in the light vehicle [ Learn more ](/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-light-vehicle-mechanical-technology/ "Learn more")### AUR31120 Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology ![Heavy Vehicle](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/truck-maintenance-tile.jpg "truck-maintenance-tile")[Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-apprenticeships-and-traineeships/certificate-iii-in-heavy-commercial-vehicle-mechanical-technology/) apprenticeship will give you the opportunity to develop your skills in the automotive heavy commercial vehicle service [ Learn more ](/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-heavy-commercial-vehicle-mechanical-technology/ "Learn more")### AUR31420 Certificate III in Automotive Diesel Fuel Technology ![diesel fuel](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/diesel-fuel-tile.jpg "diesel-fuel-tile")A diesel mechanic course that provides individuals with the skills and knowledge required to be competent in varying operations within the heavy vehicle service and repair sector [ Learn more ](/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-diesel-fuel-technology/ "Learn more")### AUR32721 Certificate III in Automotive Electric Vehicle Technology ![cert iii electrical vehicle](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/cert-iii-electrical-vehicle-tile.jpg "cert-iii-electrical-vehicle-tile")You’ll learn to service and repair mechanical components, including electric engines, transmissions, and suspension systems, following AS 5732 standards. [ Learn more ](/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-automotive-electric-vehicle-technology/ "Learn more") ## Automotive Courses New South Wales ### AUR30620 Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology ![female mechanic](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/female-mechanic-tile.jpg "female-mechanic-tile")[Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-apprenticeships-and-traineeships/certificate-iii-in-light-vehicle-mechanical-technology-nsw/) apprenticeship will give you the opportunity to develop your skills in the light vehicle [ Learn more ](/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-light-vehicle-mechanical-technology-nsw/ "Learn more")### AUR31120 Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology ![Heavy Vehicle](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/truck-maintenance-tile.jpg "truck-maintenance-tile")[Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-apprenticeships-and-traineeships/certificate-iii-in-heavy-commercial-vehicle-mechanical-technology-nsw/) apprenticeship will give you the opportunity to develop your skills in the automotive heavy commercial vehicle service [ Learn more ](/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-heavy-commercial-vehicle-mechanical-technology-nsw/ "Learn more")## Apprenticeships, Traineeships and Fee Paying Courses Feel free to choose an automotive mechanical course from our programs. Rest assured that our workplace-based training will prepare you for real-life situations. We’ll arm you with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed to confidently excel in the trade. These courses also open up pathways for further studies, including certifications in Heavy Vehicle and Electrical Technologies, as well as Automotive Engine Reconditioning. ### What Sets Us Apart? We utilise a cloud-based online learning medium that enable our students and educators to interact anytime and anywhere. Through on-campus classes and online lessons, we are able to employ a “Blended Learning” technique that has proved to be the most flexible mode of delivery. The [Axial LIMEroom](https://www.limeroom.com.au/) provides all our students with easy access to mentors, educators, libraries, resources, IT support and more. Whether the student is onsite or learning remotely, LIMEroom will always be available to them to foster an enjoyable and transparent learning experience and to provide all the resources needed for Automotive Mechanic Classes online. ### Our People Our educators and administrative staff are fully dedicated to providing the best learning environment and outcomes for all of our students. We are highly passionate about how education can transform lives for the better. This is why we, ourselves, are lifelong learners, actively engaging in peer-to-peer learning, seminars and workshops. Learn more about the Axial team [here](https://www.axial.edu.au/our-people/). ### Professional Associations, Licences and Certifications - Queensland Government-Subsidised Training Provider through [Skills Assure](https://desbt.qld.gov.au/training/docs-data/strategies/vet-strategy/skills-assure) - CRICOS# 03452C - RTO# 2437 - ABN# 150 77 405 442 ### Discover Our Other Courses - Axial Apprenticeships, Traineeships and Fee-Paying Courses - Axial VETIS Programs - Axial Short Courses ### FAQs Do I need to finish year 12 to be able to enrol in your programs? *Expand*There are no requirements to have completed Year 12 to enrol into a course with Axial, however all students take part in a pre-enrolment Learning Support Snapshot to allow us to determine any additional support we may be able to offer you during your course. What are my possible career paths upon course completion? *Expand*Career paths vary across qualifications, however paths specific to each qualification are detailed on the course flyer which is available on the relevant course page. Can I enrol in more than one course simultaneously? *Expand*Yes, while you can enrol in more than one course at a time, funding guidelines may exclude you from accessing government funding for more than one qualification at a time. Do your certificates expire? *Expand*No, Axial qualifications a nationally recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework and do not expire. However, to remain compliance with Government issued trades licences, refresher courses may be required in some instances. Do you offer corporate or group rates? *Expand*Yes, Group bookings to courses are something you should talk to us about. Contact us via email at or give us a call on [1300 729 425](). --- ### [Domestic Privacy Policy](https://www.axial.edu.au/domestic-privacy-policy/) **Published:** November 17, 2020 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Domestic Privacy Policy and Procedure ## 1. Purpose and Scope This policy shows Axial is committed to respecting and protecting personal information in compliance with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth). This policy outlines Axial’s approach to managing personal information, ensuring privacy in the collection, use, and disclosure of data while upholding safety and transparency for all students, staff, and stakeholders. This policy applies to all Axial employees, contractors, students, partners, and stakeholders involved in handling personal information. It covers all divisions of Axial, including Axial Training, VET in Schools and Axial International College, and adheres to ASQA standards, CRICOS requirements, and the ESOS Act. ## 2. Policy Axial Training is committed to ensuring comprehensive protection and management of personal information across all Axial divisions. ### 2.1 Collection of Personal Information - **Direct Collection:** Axial collects personal information directly from individuals during enrolment, course progression, and employment applications. This may include contact details, education history, health information, and banking details. - **Third-Party Collection:** Information may also be gathered from social media platforms, Axial International College commercial partners, and government agencies to facilitate enrolment, support funding requests, or comply with legal obligations. - **Types of Information:** Collected information includes personal identifiers, contact information, education records, health and sensitive data, payment details, and training-related details as necessary. ### 2.2 Use and Disclosure of Personal Information - **Primary Purpose:** Information is used for enrolment processing, identity verification, course administration, and student support services. - **Secondary Purposes:** Axial may use personal information for promotional activities, operational support, research, and compliance with government requirements. - **Data Sharing:** Information may be disclosed to: - Government authorities, including NCVER, for VET data reporting. - Commercial and educational partners for joint programs. - Employers (for employer-sponsored training) and parents/guardians (for minors), with the consent of the student. ### 2.3 Health and Sensitive Information - **Collection:** Health and sensitive information, including racial or ethnic data, is collected only with consent or when required by law, primarily for supporting safe participation in training. - **Use:** Sensitive information is used to tailor student support services and maintain health and safety standards. De-identified data may be used for research and submissions to government bodies. ### 2.4 Website and Online Privacy - **Cookies:** Axial’s website uses cookies to enhance user experience. Users may disable cookies in their browser settings, though this may affect website functionality. - **Third-Party Links:** Axial’s website may include links to third-party sites, which operate independently. Users should refer to those sites’ privacy policies for information on data practices. - **IP Address Collection:** Axial may collect IP addresses for session management and security purposes. ### 2.5 Accuracy and Access to Information - **Ensuring Accuracy:** Axial takes reasonable steps to maintain the accuracy of information through regular updates and user verification. International students are required to keep contact information up to date including residential address. - **Accessing Records:** Students and staff may access their information by submitting a written request. Axial will provide access within 14 days, or longer if archived information retrieval is needed. ### 2.6 Data Provision Requirements 2012 - **NCVER Data:** Under the Data Provision Requirements 2020, Axial discloses personal information to NCVER for VET research, policy analysis, and educational evaluation. NCVER may contact students for survey purposes, with an option to opt out. - **Use of VET Data:** Collected VET data may be used by NCVER for authenticated transcripts, regulatory purposes, workforce planning, and consumer information. This aligns with the National VET Data Policy and ASQA’s reporting requirements. ### 2.7 Working with Children and Minors - **Safeguarding Children:** Axial is committed to the safety of minors, in line with the National Principles for Child Safe Organisations. The organisation maintains a safe, inclusive environment with procedures to safeguard children from harm. - **Working with Children Checks (WWC):** Staff working with minors undergo appropriate checks (Blue Card) to ensure compliance with child protection laws. ### 2.8 Privacy Complaints and Contact Information - **Complaint Process:** Axial takes privacy complaints seriously and investigates all claims confidentially. Complaints should be directed to Axial’s Student Support Office at - **Contact Information:** For questions regarding privacy or access to personal data, individuals may contact: - **Axial Head Office** Email: Phone: (07) 3387 4400 ### 2.9 Policy Updates and Changes - **Policy Review:** This policy is reviewed regularly to reflect legislative or operational changes. Updates will be posted on the Axial website. ## 3. Procedures This procedure provides a clear and systematic approach to managing personal information in compliance with the Privacy Act 1988, ASQA standards, CRICOS requirements, and the ESOS Act. It ensures Axial handles personal information responsibly, securely, and transparently. Axial Training is committed to ensuring comprehensive protection and management of personal information across all Axial divisions. ### 3.1 Collection of Personal Information **Direct Collection:** Collect personal information from students and staff during enrolment, course progression, and employment. Ensure that information collected is relevant and necessary. **Third-Party Collection:** Obtain information from external parties only when necessary for training delivery, funding requirements, or legal compliance. **Responsible Parties:** Sales, Administration Team, Student Support Officers ### 3.2 Use and Disclosure of Information **Primary Use:** Use personal information for enrolment, identity verification, and training administration purposes only. **Disclosure for Regulatory and Operational Needs:** Share information with government authorities, industry partners, and legal entities as required by law and for training-related purposes. Obtain consent where required. **Responsible Parties:** Director – Compliance and Quality Assurance, Chief Executive Officer ### 3.3 Handling of Sensitive Information **Health and Safety:** Collect sensitive information (e.g., health, racial data) only with consent, primarily to support student health, safety, and welfare. **Confidential Use:** Use sensitive data exclusively for individualised support or regulatory compliance. Ensure such information remains confidential and secure. **Responsible Parties:** Trainers, Student Support Officers, Administration Team ### 3.4 Online Privacy and Website Usage **Cookie Management:** Inform users of cookie usage on Axial’s website and provide the option to disable cookies if preferred. **Third-Party Links:** Advise users on Axial’s website that external links may have their own privacy practices. Ensure links are relevant and vetted for compliance. **Responsible Parties:** IT Team, Marketing Team ### 3.5 Accuracy and Access to Information **Updating Information:** Encourage students and staff to keep personal details current. Conduct periodic checks and allow individuals to update their information as necessary. **Access Requests:** Process requests for access to personal information within 14 days, verifying identity and ensuring secure handling. **Responsible Parties:** Administration Team, Student Support Officers ### 3.6 Compliance with Data Provision Requirements **NCVER Data Reporting:** Regularly submit data to the NCVER in compliance with the Data Provision Requirements 2020. Ensure data is accurate and securely transferred. **VET Data Use:** Use VET data only for regulatory, policy, and research purposes as directed by NCVER and ASQA standards. **Responsible Parties:** Director – Compliance and Quality Assurance, Administration Team ### 3.7 Child Safety and Minors **Safeguarding Children:** Ensure all staff working with minors have up-to-date Working with Children Checks (Blue Card) and are trained on child safety practices. **Child Safe Environment:** Implement a safe, supportive environment for minors, ensuring they are protected from harm or discrimination. **Responsible Parties:** Trainers, Director – Compliance and Quality Assurance ### 3.8 Privacy Complaints and Contact Process **Handling Complaints:** Address privacy complaints confidentially and impartially within 14 days. Ensure complainants are informed of investigation outcomes. **Contact Points for Queries:** Provide accessible contact details for all privacy-related questions and concerns. **Responsible Parties:** Student Support Officers, Chief Executive Officer ### Flowchart for Privacy This sequence represents the procedural flow, showing each step from collection to complaint handling. ![flowcart-for-privacy](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/flowcart-for-privacy-3.svg "flowcart-for-privacy-3") ## Glossary **Access Request:** A formal request by an individual to view or retrieve their personal information stored by Axial, processed according to the Privacy Act 1988. **ASQA (Australian Skills Quality Authority):** The regulatory body overseeing vocational education and training standards, including privacy and data reporting requirements for RTOs. **Child Safe Environment:** A framework ensuring that the rights and safety of minors are protected, in alignment with child protection laws and principles. **Cookies:** Small text files used by websites to track and personalize user experiences, which users can manage through browser settings. **CRICOS (Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students):** A national registry for providers authorised to deliver courses to overseas students, requiring strict adherence to data protection standards. **Data Breach:** An incident involving unauthorised access, loss, or disclosure of personal information that could compromise privacy. **Data Provision Requirements 2012:** Regulatory standards requiring RTOs to collect and report data to NCVER, ensuring transparency in training outcomes. **ESOS Act (Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000):** Legislation protecting the rights and welfare of international students studying in Australia, ensuring fair treatment and privacy. **Health and Sensitive Information:** Personal data about an individual’s health, racial or ethnic origin, or other protected attributes, which requires additional safeguards and consent before collection. **NCVER (National Centre for Vocational Education Research):** A national organization that collects and analyses VET data, using it for research, policy, and evaluation. **Privacy Act 1988:** Federal legislation that regulates the handling of personal information, setting guidelines for collection, use, disclosure, and security. **Reasonable Adjustments:** Modifications made to training or assessments to accommodate individual needs, ensuring equitable access without compromising standards. --- ### [RTO policies and procedures](https://www.axial.edu.au/rto-policies-and-procedures/) **Published:** November 17, 2020 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # RTO Policies and Procedures ## Domestic Policies - [#### Domestic Privacy Policy and Procedure](https://www.axial.edu.au/domestic-privacy-policy/) - [#### Access, Equity and Diversity Policy](/wp-content/uploads/Access-Equity-and-Diversity-Policy-and-Procedure.pdf) - [#### Complaints and Appeals Policy and Procedure](/wp-content/uploads/Complaints-and-Appeals-Policy-and-Procedure.pdf) - [#### Continuous Improvement Policy and Procedure](/wp-content/uploads/Continuous-Improvement-Policy-and-Procedure.pdf) - [#### Credit Transfer Policy and Procedure](/wp-content/uploads/Credit-Transfer-Policy-and-Procedure.pdf) - [#### Fee For Service Refund Policy](/wp-content/uploads/Fee-For-Service-Refund-Policy.pdf) - [#### Language, Literacy and Numeracy Policy and Procedure](/wp-content/uploads/Language-Literacy-and-Numeracy-Policy-and-Procedure.pdf) - [#### Microsoft O365 License Sharing](/wp-content/uploads/Microsoft-O365-License-Sharing.pdf) - [#### Plagiarism Policy and Procedure](/wp-content/uploads/Plagiarism-Policy-and-Procedure.pdf) - [#### QLD Employer Resource Assessment Policy](/wp-content/uploads/QLD-Employer-Resource-Assessment-Policy.pdf) - [#### QLD General Training Refund Policy](/wp-content/uploads/QLD-General-Training-Refund-Policy.pdf) - [#### QLD Trainee-Apprentice Financial Hardship Policy](/wp-content/uploads/QLD-Trainee-Apprentice-Financial-Hardship-Policy.pdf) - [#### QLD Trainee-Apprentice Refund Policy](/wp-content/uploads/QLD-Trainee-Apprentice-Refund-Policy.pdf) - [#### QLD Trainee-Apprentice Student Eligibility Policy](/wp-content/uploads/QLD-Trainee-Apprentice-Student-Eligibility-Policy.pdf) - [#### Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) Policy](/wp-content/uploads/Recognition-of-Prior-Learning-RPL-Policy.pdf) - [#### Smart & Skilled Refund Policy](/wp-content/uploads/Smart-and-Skilled-Refund-Policy.pdf) - [#### Student Code of Conduct Policy and Procedure](/wp-content/uploads/Student-Code-of-Conduct-Policy-and-Procedure.pdf) - [#### Student Disciplinary Policy and Procedure](/wp-content/uploads/Student-Disciplinary-Policy-and-Procedure.pdf) - [#### Student Support and Progression Policy and Procedure](/wp-content/uploads/Student-Support-and-Progression-Policy-and-Procedure.pdf) - [#### Student Wellbeing and Support Policy](/wp-content/uploads/Student-Wellbeing-and-Support-Policy.pdf) ## International Policies - [#### International Privacy Policy](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-privacy-policy/) - [#### Access, Equity and Diversity Policy](/wp-content/uploads/INT-PO-002-V4-Access-Equity-and-Diversity-Policy.pdf) - [#### Advertising and Marketing Policy](/wp-content/uploads/INT-PO-005-V2-Advertising-and-Marketing-Policy.pdf) - [#### Complaints and Appeals Policy](/wp-content/uploads/INT-PO-004-V2-Complaints-and-Appeals-Policy.pdf) - [#### Course Attendance Policy](/wp-content/uploads/INT-PO-023-V2-Course-Attendance-Policy.pdf) - [#### Course Progress Policy](/wp-content/uploads/INT-PO-022-V3-Course-Progress-Policy.pdf) - [#### Credit Transfer Policy](/wp-content/uploads/INT-PO-010-V1-Credit-Transfer-Policy.pdf) - [#### Deferment, Suspension and Cancellation Policy](/wp-content/uploads/INT-PO-016-V1-Deferment-Suspension-and-Cancellation-Policy.pdf) - [#### Disciplinary Policy](/wp-content/uploads/INT-PO-012-V2-Disciplinary-Policy.pdf) - [#### Fees Deferral (Financial Hardship) Policy](/wp-content/uploads/INT-PO-025-V3-Fees-Deferral-Financial-Hardship-Policy.pdf) - [#### Formalisation of Enrolment Policy](/wp-content/uploads/INT-PO-021-V1-Formalisation-of-Enrolment-Policy.pdf) - [#### International Student Support Policy](/wp-content/uploads/INT-PO-014-V2-Student-Support-Services-Policy.pdf) - [#### Minimum Academic Entry Requirements Policy](/wp-content/uploads/INT-PO-019-V1-Minimum-Academic-Entry-Requirements-Policy.pdf) - [#### Minimum English Language Level Policy](/wp-content/uploads/INT-PO-018-V10-Minimum-English-Language-Level-Policy.pdf) - [#### Plagiarism Policy](/wp-content/uploads/PO-GEN-031-V1-Plagiarism-Policy-and-Procedure.pdf) - [#### Recognition of Prior Learning Policy](/wp-content/uploads/INT-PO-024-V1-Recognition-of-Prior-Learning-Policy.pdf) - [#### Refund Policy](/wp-content/uploads/INT-PO-003-V6-Refund-Policy.pdf) - [#### Student Ambassador Policy](/wp-content/uploads/INT-PO-027-V1-Student-Ambassador-Policy.pdf) - [#### Student Code of Conduct](/wp-content/uploads/INT-PO-011-V3-Student-Code-of-Conduct.pdf) - [#### Student Recruitment Policy](/wp-content/uploads/INT-PO-020-V2-Student-Recruitment-Policy.pdf) - [#### Student Scholarship Policy](/wp-content/uploads/INT-PO-026-V1-Student-Scholarship-Policy.pdf) - [#### Student Transfer Policy](/wp-content/uploads/INT-PO-015-V1-Student-Transfer-Policy.pdf) - [#### Workplace Health & Safety Policy](/wp-content/uploads/INT-PO-009-V1-Workplace-Health-and-Safety-Policy.pdf) - [#### Younger Students Policy](/wp-content/uploads/INT-PO-006-V1-Younger-Students-Policy.pdf) --- ### [International Privacy Policy](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-privacy-policy/) **Published:** January 31, 2021 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # International Privacy Policy Axial International College is a provider of further education and training nationally recognised and based in Queensland, offering practical, industry-relevant training to students across many regions; Axial has implemented this Privacy Policy to provide individuals with information about how we hold and use personal information we collect. By providing your personal information to Axial International College, you consent to its use, storage and disclosure in accordance with this Privacy Policy. If you wish to make any inquiries regarding this Privacy Policy, you should contact us using the contact details specified in section 4.8. We respect your privacy and are committed to protecting your personal information. This document sets out our policy on how we will manage your personal information. #### 1. SCOPE This policy applies to all Axial International College employees, associates, students and stakeholders. #### 2. DEFINITIONS Personal information is information or an opinion, whether true or not, and whether recorded in a material form or not, about an identified individual or an individual who is reasonably identifiable. Examples of personal information include your name, postal address, telephone number and email address. #### 2. POLICY DETAILS **3.1 How do we collect your personal information?** We collect personal information about you in a number of ways, including: - Directly from you, for example, when you: - enrol to complete a course at Axial International College; - provide information to us in person or by phone, email or in an application form; - submit information through our websites. - From third parties, such as: - Axial International College commercial partners; - social media websites such as Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, when you contact or otherwise engage with Axial International College Queensland through those; - third party service providers, to provide or facilitate your enrolment at Axial International College. Where we engage with you multiple times over a short period in relation to the same matter, we may not provide you with a separate notice about privacy on each contact. The personal information collected and held about you includes but is not limited to: - Your name, address, email address, age, gender, tax file number, citizenship, unique student identifier, occupation, contact information; - Information about your education history and other related information if you are a student registered with us; - Payment/Banking Details details, such as your credit card details and/or bank account details; - Details of courses undertaken with us; - Background checks including police checks and working with children checks if you apply for employment or other related positions; - Health and sensitive information as described in section 4.3 below; and - Other information provided voluntarily by you, for example in response to surveys or competitions. **3.2 How do we use your personal information?** Axial International College may use your personal information for the primary purpose for which it was collected and secondary purposes either related to the primary purpose, or as otherwise set out in this Privacy Policy. Such primary and secondary purposes may include, without limitation, use of your personal information to: - Process any application for enrolment you might submit to us; - Process a Student loan or funding request and submit information to the Australian Government – Department of Education and Training or any state funding bodies. - Verify your identity; - Develop student registers to enable us to communicate with you and any nominated parent/guardian; - Process any job application you might submit to us; - Develop, run, administer and promote competitions, programs, activities and other events run by us, including promotion on social media; - Market and promote products, services, merchandise and special offers made available by us or our respective corporate partners; - Administer and manage our respective websites and provide you with access to those websites; - Share your personal information with our respective commercial partners; - Administer and manage any account you may hold with us; - Keep you informed of news and information relating to Axial International College including by distributing newsletters, publications and other communication via various mediums including direct mail, email, SMS and MMS messages; - If you are an employee or other representative of a customer to which we provide our products and services or a supplier or service provider to us, to communicate with you about your or your employer’s engagement with us and otherwise as specified in this Privacy Policy; - Research and develop new programs, activities and other events relating to education and other services. - You consent to us using your personal information in the above ways. You can contact us using the contact details specified in section 4.8 if you do not want to receive marketing information (such as our newsletters, publications and other communications) or use the unsubscribe option within electronic communications. However, you cannot opt out of receiving administrative messages in relation to any course in which you are currently enrolled. We may collect and use your personal information for other purposes not listed above. If we do so, we will make it known to you at the time we collect or use your personal information. We do not otherwise use or disclose your personal information without your permission, unless the disclosure is: - in accordance with this Privacy Policy or any agreement you enter into with us; or - required or authorised by law, including without limitation the Information Privacy Principles under the Information Privacy Act 2009 (Qld). If you choose not to provide your personal information to us for the purposes set out in this Privacy Policy, you may not be able to enrol in courses or receive certain products and services, and we may not be able to undertake certain activities for you, such as enrolling you in a course or providing you with requested information, products or services. **3.3 Health and sensitive information** In some circumstances we may collect: - Information about your health; or - Other sensitive information about you (for example, information about your racial or ethnic origin). We will collect health and sensitive information about you only if you directly provide that information to us. We may use health information about you to ensure that any education programs in which you participate are run safely and in accordance with any special health needs you may have, for insurance purposes and otherwise as required or authorised by law. In addition, we may use de-identified health information and other de-identified sensitive information to carry out research, prepare submissions to government or a government body or otherwise planned events and activities. De-identified information is information which has been aggregated or otherwise anonymised so that it cannot be used to identify you or any other individual. **3.4 When do we disclose your personal information?** We may disclose your personal information to: - If you are a school based apprentice or VET in Schools student – your school, the Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority and the Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre; - If you are enrolled in training paid for by your employer – to your employer; - If you are enrolled with Axial International College and undertaking training with another organisation (including other training providers, community organisations, or schools) – the organisation with which you are undertaking training; - If you are enrolled with Axial International College in a program eligible for articulation through a higher education delivery partner, and/or intend to continue studying via a pre-arranged articulation pathway (for example, you are studying a dual qualification with Axial International College and a higher education provider) – the higher education provider; - If you are under the age of 18 – your parent/guardian (unless you have formally advised Axial International College not to provide this information); - If you are an international student – the parties outlined in the terms and conditions agreed upon accepting a place with Axial International College Queensland; - Government Authorities and Agencies including but not limited to the National Centre for Vocational Education and for Student Loans/Funding purposes the Department of Education and Training and the Tuition Assurance Scheme; - Third parties that we have engaged to carry out functions and activities on our behalf (such as other education providers, our website hosts, trade suppliers, independent contractors and other third party service providers) or that we otherwise work with to provide our education programs; - Our commercial partners; - Our professional advisers, including our accountants, auditors and lawyers; - Our insurers; and - Otherwise as required or authorised by law. **3.5 Our website** When you visit our website, our systems may record certain information about your use of those websites (such as which webpages you visit and the time and date of your visit). We use this information to help analyse and improve the performance of our websites. In addition, we may use “cookies” on our websites. Cookies are small text files that help a website to remember your preferences and improve your user experience. Using cookies is standard practice for most large websites. In some cases, the cookies that we use may collect some personal information about you. We will treat this information in the same way as other personal information we collect about you. If you prefer, you may be able to disable cookies on your internet browser. However, if you do so, you will not be able to enjoy an enhanced user experience. We may engage third parties to help analyse how our websites are used. This analysis is performed using data collected from the websites, including by using cookies which are stored on your computer. The information generated is used to create reports about the use of the websites, and these third parties may store said information. However, this information is not intended to and will generally not include any personal information. If you would prefer that these third parties do not collect even any anonymous data about how you use our websites, you may be able to opt-out. Please contact us using the contact details specified in section 4.8 for more information. We may also collect Internet Protocol (IP) addresses relating to you when you access and use the websites. IP addresses are assigned to computers on the internet to uniquely identify them within the global network of computers which makes up the internet. We may collect and manage IP addresses for internet session management and security purposes. Some of the content on our websites may include links to third party websites or applications made available by third parties, such as social media buttons or links that allow you to share content or links to our website through the relevant third party platforms. These third party links or applications themselves may facilitate collection of information by those third parties, through your interaction with the applications and sometimes even if you do not interact directly with them. We are not responsible for the technical operation of these links or applications or the collection and use practices of the relevant third parties. Please visit the relevant third party websites to understand their privacy practices and options they may make available to you in relation to their collection of your personal information. **3.6 Accuracy of your personal information** We take all reasonable precautions to ensure that the personal information we collect, use and disclose is accurate, complete and up-to-date. However, we rely on the accuracy of personal information as provided to us both directly and indirectly. If you find that the personal information we hold about you is inaccurate, incomplete or out-of-date, please contact us immediately (our contact details are set out in section 4.8 below) and we will take reasonable steps to ensure that it is corrected. **Please note that international students are obliged by law to keep their provider updated about their residential address.** **3.7 How can you access the personal information we hold about you?** Current Axial International College students have access to update their personal details by contacting us directly via phone or email. Please note – any and all changes to personal details must be update immediately so our records reflect your current personal circumstances. **3.8 How to contact us** If you: - have any questions in relation to this Privacy Policy or our Personal Information handling processes; - wish to make a complaint in relation to a breach of your privacy; - would like to opt out of direct marketing; or - would like to correct your Personal Information held by us, You can write to or call: Ph. (07) 3387 4400 We take all privacy complaints seriously and will investigate your complaint in a confidential manner. You will be informed of the outcome of the investigation within a reasonable period of time. **3.9 Changes to this Privacy Policy** From time to time, we may need to change this Privacy Policy to reflect our changing business practices. We will notify you of any amendments by posting an updated version of this Privacy Policy on the Axial International College website – [www.axial.edu.au](https://www.axial.edu.au). **3.10 Data Provision Requirements 2020** Under the Data Provision Requirements 2020, Axial Training Pty Ltd is required to collect personal information about students and to disclose that personal information to the National Centre for Vocational Education Research Ltd (NCVER). Student personal information (including the personal information contained on enrolment forms), may be used or disclosed by Axial Training Pty Ltd for statistical, administrative, regulatory and research purposes. Axial Training Pty Ltd may disclose student personal information for these purposes to: - Commonwealth and State or Territory government departments and authorised agencies; - and NCVER. Personal information that has been disclosed to NCVER may be used or disclosed by NCVER for the following purposes: - Populating authenticated VET transcripts; - Facilitating statistics and research relating to education, including surveys and data linkage; - Pre-populating RTO student enrolment forms; - Understanding how the VET market operates, for policy, workforce planning and consumer information; and - Administering VET, including program administration, regulation, monitoring and evaluation. Student’s may receive a student survey which may be administered by a government department or NCVER employee, agent or third party contractor or other authorised agencies. Student’s may opt out of the survey at the time of being contacted. NCVER will collect, hold, use and disclose student personal information in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth), the National VET Data Policy and all NCVER policies and protocols (including those published on NCVER’s website at [www.ncver.edu.au](https://www.ncver.edu.au)). --- ### [Axial Vocational Education for Secondary School Programs](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-vocational-education-for-secondary-school-programs/) **Published:** January 3, 2021 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Çareer Ready – Vocational Education & Training in Schools (VETiS) [ ENQUIRE NOW ](/contact)## Benefits of Vocational Education Training in Schools Whatever a student’s post-secondary school plans are, it is vital that, together with their school, they explore all available education options to them in Year’s 10, 11 and 12. Whether a student desires to do further studies, qualify for a trade or enter the workforce immediately, Axial Training have quality Vocational Education and Training programs to suit. We can assist students and Secondary schools in achieving favourable outcomes on completing a student’s secondary education. Partnering with some of Queensland’s top Universities, your students, upon completion, will have the opportunity to have several Axial-Accredited vocational education courses recognised upon entry to University. Our resources and learning platforms for VET courses are current and cutting-edge, allowing students to learn from school or home. Teaching staff will have full access to their students’ progress whilst completing an Axial Training course for ease and transparency. Every training plan and learning pathway we create for students is designed in full consultation and approval from the school. As a contracted Skills Assure provider in Queensland, Axial Training offers school students a range of fully funded courses \[under the Career Ready – Vocational Education and Training in Schools \[VETiS\] program as well as a selection of courses available for study by a fee for service arrangement. [### Download Prospectus ![](/wp-content/uploads/axial-prospectus-2026.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/axial-prospectus-2026.pdf)## Çareer Ready VETiS Funded Whether it be a student’s desire for further study, qualify for a trade or enter the workforce, Axial’s funded Career Ready VETiS courses are designed to assist students in achieving their chosen career goals ### PROGRAMS ON OFFER - - [Certificate II in Engineering Pathways\*](/wp-content/uploads/Schools-MEM20422-Cert-II-in-Engineering-Pathways.pdf) - [Certificate II in Automotive Vocational Preparation\*](/wp-content/uploads/Schools-AUR20720-Cert-II-in-Automotive-Vocational-Preparation.pdf) - [Certificate II in Hospitality\*](/wp-content/uploads/2025-Schools-SIT20322-Cert-II-in-Hospitality.pdf) - [Certificate II in Electrotechnology](/wp-content/uploads/2026-Schools-UEE22020-Certificate-II-in-Electrotechnology.pdf) - [Certificate II in Resources & Infrastructure Work Preparation](/wp-content/uploads/Schools-RII20120-Cert-II-Resource-and-Infrastructure-Workplace-Prep.pdf) \*The above courses may attribute further QCE credit points for completed study. ## NON FUNDED An extensive range of courses are available. Axial can customize programs to suit students at your school or via blended delivery \[online and interactive MS teams sessions with dedicated Trainer\]. The below programs are on a student fee paying arrangement. ### PROGRAMS ON OFFER - [Diploma of Business](/wp-content/uploads/Schools-BSB50120-Diploma-of-Business-Standard-Stream.pdf?v=20250930) - [– with a focus on Social Media Marketing](/wp-content/uploads/Schools-BSB50120-Diploma-of-Business-Social-Media-Marketing.pdf?v=20250930) - [– with a focus on Entrepreneurship](/wp-content/uploads/Schools-BSB50120-Diploma-of-Business-Entrepreneurship.pdf?v=20250930) - [– with a focus on Entrepreneurship & Marketing](/wp-content/uploads/Schools-BSB50120-Diploma-of-Business-Entreprenuership-and-Marketing.pdf?v=20250930) - [– with a focus on Women in Leadership](/wp-content/uploads/Schools-BSB50120-Diploma-of-Business-Women-in-Leadership.pdf?v=20250930) - [– with a focus on Project Management](/wp-content/uploads/Schools-BSB50120-Diploma-of-Business-Project-Management.pdf?v=20250930) - [Diploma of Sport](/wp-content/uploads/Schools-SIS50321-Diploma-of-Sport.pdf) - [Certificate II in Workplace Skills](/wp-content/uploads/Schools-BSB20120-Certificate-II-in-Workplace-Skills.pdf?v=20240514) - [Certificate III in Business](/wp-content/uploads/Schools-BSB30120-Certificate-III-in-Business.pdf?v=20240514) - [Cert II in Tourism](/wp-content/uploads/Schools-SIT20122-Cert-II-Tourism.pdf?v=20241029) - [Cert III in Events](/wp-content/uploads/Schools-SIT30522-Certificate-III-in-Events.pdf?v=20241029) - [Certificate II in Health Support Services](/wp-content/uploads/2025-Schools-HLT23221-Cert-II-in-Health-Support-Services.pdf) ## SHORT COURSES Our short course programs are designed to give students an insight into possible careers in the growing professions of Hospitality and Healthcare. ### PROGRAMS ON OFFER - [Ready Set Serve](/wp-content/uploads/Schools-Barista-Food-Safe-RSA.pdf?v=20260518) - [First Aid](/wp-content/uploads/Schools-First-Aid-Generic.pdf?v=20220925) \*The above courses may attribute further QCE credit points for completed study. ### APPRENTICESHIPS & TRAINEESHIPS A school based apprenticeship or traineeship is an ideal way to empower a student’s working career whilst completing school. One day a week at work – fours days a week at school. Students can earn as they learn and enjoy the bast of both worlds. ### PROGRAMS ON OFFER - [School Based Apprenticeships](/wp-content/uploads/2025-School-Based-Apprenticeship.pdf) - Engineering - Commercial Cookery - Automotive - Retail Meat - [School Based Traineeships](/wp-content/uploads/2025-School-Based-Traineeship.pdf?v=20260509) - Hospitality - Business - Health Axial Training are CRICOS approved, meaning we can deliver our courses to International Students across selected qualifications. - > ” Having an experienced Axial representative coming into our school to run the Diploma of Business has been amazing. The Diploma of Business program offers an extensive suite of subjects which are designed to cover 21st-century skills. Unlike many similar checklist style programs, the Axial Diploma is very interactive with students always involved in meaningful activities. Our trainer goes over and above to guide and assist all of our students, often at the expense of her own time. The Diploma student numbers keep growing and we are thrilled to be able to offer this quality program as a Senior option. > > ### Michelle Carter > > Career’s Counsellor > Ipswich Girls’ Grammar School ![Ipswitch Girls Grammar School](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/ipswitch-girls-grammar-school-tall.svg) > > ” - > “ We are thrilled to be partnered with Axial Training who deliver their suite of certificates and diploma courses to senior students at St Margaret’s Anglican Girls School. Our experience of working with Axial has been extremely positive as they are professional and responsive. Their Training staff are amazing. Always approachable and show tremendous care about the students in the class, also providing wonderful support to our international students. > I would recommend Axial Training without hesitation. ### Naomi Holley > > Director of Careers & Portfolio Pathways St Margaret’s Anglican Girls School ![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Stmargs-white-300x300.png)” - > “ Axial go above and beyond to help our students. The courses delivered are to the highest of standards and customer > service to match. ### Kymberly Sant > > Industry Liaison Officer ![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/kedron-high-school-logo-wt.png)” - > “ Axial has a nice selection of courses on offer. The service has been prompt and the staff always willing to assist. > The trainer was very knowledgeable and worked well with our students. ### Petrice Davies > > VET Liaison Officer ![St Hilda's School Logo](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/st-hildas-high-logo-wt.png)” [### University Pathways ![](/wp-content/uploads/Uni-Articulation-Pathways.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/Uni-Articulation-Pathways.pdf?v=20240303) [### Contact us about Schools Training ![](/wp-content/uploads/email.svg)]() --- ### [Skilled Butchers - Smarter Training](https://www.axial.edu.au/skilled-butchers-smarter-training/) **Published:** July 2, 2026 **Author:** Sam Ali **Content:** The Smarter Way to Train Your Butchers | Axial Training ![Skilled Butchers. Smarter Training. Stronger Businesses - the Axial Advantage for QLD and NSW butchers](https://stratus.campaign-image.com.au/images/1782380419191_1_zc_v1_4543000004115382.png) # The Smarter Way to Train Your Butchers At Axial Training, we believe a stronger butchery business is built on skilled people – and the results speak for themselves. Australian National Average 48% apprenticeship completion Axial Training 82.5% apprenticeship completion That’s more than 20% higher than the national average\* Based on National Centre of Data Statistics [Find Out More](tel:1300135008) ## So What’s Our Secret? Our success comes from delivering a **holistic learning experience** for every apprentice. From our industry-leading **Learning Enhancement Program**, to the way our trainers provide personalised one-on-one support, Axial’s approach is designed to keep apprentices engaged, supported, and on track to complete. It’s simple – when apprentices are supported properly, they succeed. ### Trades We Deliver Axial proudly delivers funded apprenticeship training in: 🚗Light Automotive 🚛Heavy Automotive 👨‍🍳Commercial Cookery (QLD) ⚡Electrical (NSW) ❄️Air Conditioning & Refrigeration 🥩Retail Meat ⚙️Engineering 🔌Appliance Service --- ## Ready to get started? Whether you run a butcher shop or meat processing business, or you’re ready to start a career in the trade – our team is here to help. Contact Axial today to learn how we help apprentices start strong and finish stronger. Email or call [1300 135 008](tel:1300135008) [Find Out More](tel:1300135008) Contact **Rod Lougoon** (Director – Career Pathways) directly via the details below: **Rod Lougoon** Director – Career Pathways M: [0413 331 544](tel:0413331544) E: Axial Training – Empowering Lifelong Learning since 1997 and re-defining the way apprentices learn in QLD and NSW. \*Based on National Centre of Data Statistics Data ![Axial Training](https://stratus.campaign-image.com.au/images/1782380419193_2_zc_v1_4543000004115382.png) [ ![Facebook](https://stratus.campaign-image.com.au/images/1782380419194_3_zc_v1_4543000004115382.png) ](https://www.facebook.com/axialtraining) [ ![Instagram](https://stratus.campaign-image.com.au/images/1782380419195_4_zc_v1_4543000004115382.png) ](https://www.instagram.com/axialtraining) RTO# 2437 | CRICOS# 03452C | [Visit our website](https://www.axial.edu.au) Have a question? Call us on [1300 135 008](tel:1300135008) or email [RTO Policies and Procedures](https://www.axial.edu.au/rto-policies-and-procedures/) [Privacy Policy](https://www.axial.edu.au/domestic-privacy-policy/) --- ### [Axial Training Academy](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-training-academy/) **Published:** June 29, 2026 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Axial Training Academy ### ![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/workplace-academy-masterclass-white.svg) ![Collage of diverse professionals in various trades-chef, technician, mechanic, welder, and barista serving coffee or beverage.](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/master-class-collage-md-1536x1151.jpg "master-class-collage-md")A series of short courses to qualifed trades people reuiring upskilling to fill a skills gap or meet the changing needs of their industry. [ Learn more ](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-training-academy/workplace-masterclass-program/ "Learn more")### ![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/workplace-academy-classroom-program.svg) ![Trainer presenting a slide titled 'Workplace Training That Works' to a group in dark blue coveralls in a workshop room with tools in the background.](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/atwa-classroom-sm-1024x775.jpg "atwa-classroom-sm")Creating on-site classroom training at the workplace, ideal for larger groups of apprentices [ Learn more ](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-training-academy/workplace-classroom-program/ "Learn more")### ![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/schools-academy.svg) ![school students](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/school-students-port-1173x1536.jpg "school-students-port")A series of taste testing short courses for students to sample the trades. [ Learn more ](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-training-academy/schools-program/ "Learn more") --- ### [Axial Training Workplace Academy – Masterclass Program](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-training-academy/workplace-masterclass-program/) **Published:** June 28, 2026 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** ![#image_title](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/workplace-academy-masterclass-white.svg "workplace-academy-masterclass-white") # Axial Training Workplace Academy – Masterclass Program ## Short Course Upskilling for Industry Industry changes. Job roles evolve. Axial Training’s Workplace Academy Masterclass program helps businesses upskill qualified staff with flexible, workplace-delivered Masterclass training tailored to the real needs of your operation. From new technology and compliance changes to expanded job roles and emerging industry demands – we help your team stay current. [ Book a Skills Gap Review ](mailto:rod.lougoon@axial.edu.au?subject=Workplace%20Masterclass%20Program%20Skills%20Gap%20Enquiry) [ Design Your Own Short Course ](mailto:rod.lougoon@axial.edu.au?subject=Workplace%20Masterclass%20Program%20Design%20Your%20Own%20Short%20Course%20Enquiry)## **Why Upskill Existing Staff?** The workplace today looks very different to when many qualified tradespeople completed their apprenticeship. New technologies, changing compliance requirements, evolving customer expectations and expanded job roles mean many staff are now performing duties they were never formally trained in. That’s where Workplace Academy fits. Instead of enrolling staff into full qualifications, we deliver targeted training in the exact skills your workplace needs now. ![Two mechanics in gray and red uniforms work under an open car hood, inspecting the engine together in a workshop.](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/worker-couple-repair-car-and-adjust-engine-with-tools-working-as-a-team-1296017607_5778x3715.jpg "worker-couple-repair-car-and-adjust-engine-with-tools-working-as-a-team-1296017607_5778x3715") ## **Flexible Masterclasses Built Around Your Business** - ![1](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/icon-1.svg "icon-1")### Identify the Skill Gap We work with you to identify where your staff need additional capability. - ![2](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/icon-2.svg "icon-2")### Build the Right Training Choose from our existing short course units or design your own custom training solution. - ![3](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/icon-3.svg "icon-3")### Train On Site Our trainers come to your workplace, minimising downtime and keeping learning practical. ## **Trade-Specific Upskilling Solutions** Explore short course options across your industry. Each course can be delivered as a standalone skill set or customised to your operation. ![Workplace Academy](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/workplace-academy-red-blk.svg)![meat](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/meat-icon.svg)## Retail Meat (BUCHERY) ### Upskill your team. Build your offering. Masterclass Topics - Basic Cookery Skills - Food Safety Supervision - First Aid - Advanced Value-Added Meat-Prep #### Plus many more including - Knife Skills and Sharpening - Allergen Awareness - Temperature Control & Storage - Product Presentation ![design your own](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/group-people.svg)#### Design Your Own Course We’ll work with you to design a masterclass that meets YOUR business needs. Masterclasses. Big Impact We TrainYou Grow ![Workplace Academy](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/workplace-academy-aqua.svg)![snow flake](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/aircon.svg)## Air Conditioning & Refrigeration ### New Technology. New Skills. Better Outcomes. Masterclass Topics - Customer Service - Flamable Refrigerants - First Aid #### Plus many more including - Leak Detection - Energy Efficiency - Refrigerant Recovery - Safe Handling of Refrigerants ![design your own](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/group-people.svg)#### Design Your Own Course We’ll work with you to design a masterclass that meets YOUR business needs. Masterclasses. Big Impact We TrainYou Grow ![Workplace Academy](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/workplace-academy-yellow.svg)![electrical](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/electrical.svg)## Electrical / Electrotechnology ### Keep Current. Stay Compliant. Power Your Future. Masterclass Topics - Customer Service - Engineering Tech - Compliance Updates - First Aid #### Plus many more including - Fault Finding - Switchboard Upgrades - Energy Efficiency ![design your own](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/group-people.svg)#### Design Your Own Course We’ll work with you to design a masterclass that meets YOUR business needs. Masterclasses. Big Impact We TrainYou Grow ![Workplace Academy](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/workplace-academy-blue.svg)![washing machine](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/washing-machine.svg)## Appliance Service ### Smarter Appliances. Smarter Techs. Masterclass Topics - Customer Service - Emerging Tech - Compliance Updates - First Aid #### Plus many more including - Diagnostics - Refrigeration Systems - Smart Appliance Technology - Customer Communication ![design your own](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/group-people.svg)#### Design Your Own Course We’ll work with you to design a masterclass that meets YOUR business needs. Masterclasses. Big Impact We TrainYou Grow ![Workplace Academy](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/workplace-academy-orange.svg)![car](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/car.svg)## Automotive(Light, Heavy & AC) ### Modern Vehicles. Modern Skills. Better Performance. Masterclass Topics - Automotive Air Conditioning - Customer Service - EV Battery Systems - First Aid #### Plus many more including - Diagnostics & Scanning - ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) - Hybrid Systems - Brake Systems ![design your own](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/group-people.svg)#### Design Your Own Course We’ll work with you to design a masterclass that meets YOUR business needs. Masterclasses. Big Impact We TrainYou Grow ![Workplace Academy](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/workplace-academy-purple.svg)![cogs](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/cogs.svg)## Engineering(Sheetmteal & Boilermaking ### Precision. Safety. Quality. Every time Masterclass Topics - Customer Service - Welding Processes - Fabrication Processes - CNC Training #### Plus many more including - Blueprint Reading - Materials Handling - Quality Control - Non-Destructive Testing ![design your own](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/group-people.svg)#### Design Your Own Course We’ll work with you to design a masterclass that meets YOUR business needs. Masterclasses. Big Impact We TrainYou Grow ![Workplace Academy](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/workplace-academy-maroon.svg)![Chefs Hat](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/chefhat.svg)## Cookery & Hospitality ### Better Skills. Better Experiences. Better Business. Masterclass Topics - Advanced Meat Cutting - Silver Services - Latte Art / Barista Skills - Food Safety Supervision #### Plus many more including - Menu Development - Allergen Awareness - Food Handling - Kitchen Management ![design your own](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/group-people.svg)#### Design Your Own Course We’ll work with you to design a masterclass that meets YOUR business needs. Masterclasses. Big Impact We TrainYou Grow ## **Don’t See What You Need? Build Your Own** ### *Every workplace is different.* That’s why Axial Training offers employers the flexibility to build custom masterclass programs around the exact needs of their business. #### New equipment #### New systems #### New compliance requirements #### New service offerings #### Cross-skilling staff #### Leadership and customer service development If your business needs it – we can build it. ## **Built for Employers** ### Axial Training’s Workplace Academy Masterclass program is designed for: #### Employers wanting to retain and develop staff #### Businesses introducing new products or services #### Teams adapting to new technology #### Workplaces needing compliance-driven upskilling #### Multi-skilled teams expanding their capability ## **Let’s Build Your Team’s Next Skill Set** ### Whether you need one unit, three units, or a completely customised short course \[accredited or non-accredited\], Axial Training can build the right solution for your workplace. [ Book a Skills Gap Review ](mailto:rod.lougoon@axial.edu.au?subject=Workplace%20Masterclass%20Program%20Skills%20Gap%20Enquiry) [ Design Your Own Short Course ](mailto:rod.lougoon@axial.edu.au?subject=Workplace%20Masterclass%20Program%20Design%20Your%20Own%20Short%20Course%20Enquiry) --- ### [Axial Training Workplace Academy – Classroom Program](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-training-academy/workplace-classroom-program/) **Published:** June 29, 2026 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** ![Axial Training Workplace Academy - Classroom Program](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/workplace-academy-classroom-program.svg "workplace-academy-classroom-program") # Workplace-Based Classroom Training for Apprentices ## Flexible Group Training Built Around Your Business At Axial Training, we understand that not every employer wants their apprentices sent away on rigid block release training schedules. That’s why the **Axial Training Workplace Academy Classroom** program offers a smarter alternative. For businesses with larger apprentice intakes, we can create and deliver **dedicated classroom training programs** built specifically around your workplace, your equipment, your systems and your operational needs. This means your apprentices get the benefits of structured classroom learning – while you retain the flexibility and control over how that training is delivered. No unnecessary disruption No generic training No wasted time Just practical, relevant training designed to support your business. [ Contact us here to discuss your business needs ](mailto:rod.lougoon@axial.edu.au?subject=Workplace%20Classroom%20Program%20Enquiry)## A Better Alternative to Traditional Block Release Training ### Traditional apprenticeship block release training often means: - ### Fixed timetables - ### Large mixed classes - ### Generic unit delivery - ### Travel and accommodation costs - ### Time away from the workplace - ### Limited employer input ### Axial Training’s Workplace Academy Classroom Model puts control back into the hands of the employer. #### With our workplace-based classroom delivery model, you can: - ### Train apprentices as a group - ### Keep apprentices close to home - ### Schedule training around business demands - ### Tailor learning to your operation - ### Focus on the units and skills your business actually uses - ### Maintain consistency across your apprentice workforce ## **Customised Apprenticeship Training Programs** ### Built Specifically for Your Business ### **Every Business is Different** That’s why Axial Training can build **custom apprenticeship classroom programs** around the real work your apprentices perform. We can tailor delivery to: #### The equipment you use #### The systems you operate #### The customers you service #### The environments you work in #### The specialist skills your business requires This means **no wasted time completing units your business does not perform**. Your apprentices stay focused on relevant, practical learning that supports both qualification outcomes and workplace performance. ### **Want to design a training program for your apprentices?** [ Contact our team here ](mailto:rod.lougoon@axial.edu.au?subject=Workplace%20Classroom%20Program%20Enquiry)### **Trades We Deliver Workplace Classroom Training In:** Axial Training can provide group apprentice classroom training across a range of industries, including: ![Engineering](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/cogs.svg) Engineering ![Appliance Service](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/washing-machine.svg) Appliance Service ![Electrical](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/electrical.svg) Electrical ![Air Conditioning](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/aircon.svg) Air Conditioning & Refrigeration ![Automotive](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/car.svg) Automotive \[Light & Heavy Vehicle\] ![Chefs Hat](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/chefhat.svg) Commercial Cookery ![Retail Meat](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/meat-icon.svg) Retail Meat (Butchery) ## **Ideal for Employers with 8+ Apprentices** Explore short course options across your industry. Each course can be delivered as a standalone skill set or customised to your operation. ### **Ideal for Employers with 8+ Apprentices** The Axial Training Workplace Academy classroom model is ideal for businesses with: - ### Multiple apprentices in the same trade - ### National or multi-site operations - ### Consistent systems and processes - ### Internal training facilities - ### A need for greater training flexibility If you have **8 or more apprentices**, we can work with you to build a training solution that keeps your team aligned, productive and job-ready. ### **Why Employers Choose Axial Training** - ### Workplace-based flexibility - ### Group classroom convenience - ### Customised delivery - ### Experienced industry trainers - ### Reduced downtime - ### Better business alignment - ### mproved apprentice consistency - ### Stronger learning outcomes With Axial Training, you don’t have to choose between flexibility and structure. ***You can have both.*** ## Talk to Axial Training About Workplace Classroom Delivery ### *If your business is looking for a better way to train apprentices, we’d love to talk.* Whether you’re planning your next intake or looking to improve the way training is currently delivered, the Axial Training Workplace Academy can help. ### **Build your own training model. Keep control. Train smarter.** ### Contact our team today [ 1300 729 425 ](tel:1300%20729%20425) [ connect@axial.edu.au ](mailto:connect@axial.edu.au) --- ### [Axial Schools Academy Program](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-training-academy/schools-program/) **Published:** June 29, 2026 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** ![Axial Training Schools Academy](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/schools-academy.svg "Axial Training Schools Academy") # Axial Training Schools Academy ## Real Skills. Real Careers. Real Futures. The **Axial Training Schools Academy** gives students the opportunity to explore real trades through fun, practical and engaging hands-on experiences. Designed for high schools, career programs and pathway planning, these short-format workshops give students a taste of what it’s like to work in some of Australia’s most in-demand industries. From Automotive and Engineering to Electrotechnology, Health and Cookery, our Schools Academy programs are built to inspire, engage and create clearer pathways into vocational education and apprenticeships. ![Try a trade. Find your passion.](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/try-a-trade-find-your-passion.svg "try-a-trade-find-your-passion") ### **Try a Trade. Find Your Passion.** Choosing a career pathway can be overwhelming for students. The Axial Training Schools Academy helps bridge that gap by allowing students to experience real trade environments before committing to further study. - ### Hands-on - ### Interactive - ### Team-based - ### Career-focused - ### Designed by industry trainers - ### Built as a pathway into Certificate II programs These aren’t boring classroom sessions. They are practical, energetic and designed to make learning exciting. ## **Trade Tasting Programs for Schools – At The Schools** We offer immersive experiences across five major training streams, right there on siter at your school: ![car](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/car.svg)## AutomotivePit Stop Challenge ### Become a Race Team Mechanic ![automotive](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/automotive-schools.jpg)#### Students take part in exciting automotive-based activities including: - Wheel change relays - Oil and fluid identification - Balloon-powered car builds - Vehicle fault finding - Engine parts matching #### Team Challenge: #### Pit Stop Competition Students design and build a functioning bridge using limited materials, then test its strength. A fun and practical introduction to fabrication, construction and engineering thinking. ![Cog](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/cog.svg)## EngineeringBuild It Challenge ### Engineering Under Pressure ![engineering](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/engineering-schools.jpg)#### Students explore design, problem solving and practical engineering principles through activities like: - Nut and bolt assembly races - Precision measurement challenges - Blueprint matching - Marshmallow tower builds - Engineering logic tasks #### Team Challenge: #### Bridge Building Competition Students design and build a functioning bridge using limited materials, then test its strength. A fun and practical introduction to fabrication, construction and engineering thinking. ![Electrical](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/electrical.svg)## ElectrotechnologyPower Up! ### Electricians Save the Day ![Electrotechnology](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/electrotechnology-schools.jpg)#### Students get hands-on with electrical fundamentals through: - Building battery-powered circuits - Multimeter testing - Electrical symbol games - Cable identification - Fault finding on training boards #### Team Challenge: #### Fastest Working Circuit Teams race to build functioning circuits using switches, buzzers and lights. This workshop introduces electrical logic, safety and practical problem solving. ![Chef Hat](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/chefhat.svg)## CookeryHospitality Wars ### Restaurant Challenge ![Hospitality](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/hospitality-schools.jpg)#### Students step into the world of commercial cookery and hospitality through: - Barista skills - Hot chocolate pouring - Cupcake decorating - Gourmet burger or wrap creation - Mocktail building - Customer service roleplay #### Team Challenge: #### Create a Café Students design menus, build desserts and deliver customer experiences judged by teachers. This workshop builds creativity, teamwork and confidence in hospitality settings. ![Heart Rate](/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/heart-rate.svg)## HealthFirst Response ### Health Heroes ![Health](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/health-first-response-schools.jpg)#### Students experience frontline health and first aid scenarios through: - CPR demonstrations - Bandaging challenges - PPE relays - Hand hygiene testing - First aid simulations #### Team Challenge: #### Emergency Room Escape Students rotate through emergency scenarios including burns, choking, fractures and allergic reactions. A fantastic entry point into health care, aged care and allied health pathways. ## **Designed for Schools. Built for Pathways.** ### The Axial Training Schools Academy is more than just fun. ##### It’s designed to support schools in: #### Career education programs #### Subject selection planning #### VET readiness #### Student engagement #### Trade exploration #### Transition planning into Certificate II pathways ##### Our programs are ideal for: #### Year 9 students #### Year 10 students #### Senior pathway planning #### Trade immersion days #### School holiday workshops ## ****The Perfect Precursor to Certificate II Programs**** ### *Many students who complete a Schools Academy workshop go on to explore:* #### Certificate II Electrotechnology #### Certificate II Engineering Pathways #### Certificate II Automotive Vocational Preparation #### Entry-level Health programs #### Cookery / Hospitality pathway training It gives students confidence before taking the next step. It also gives schools a practical way to introduce vocational education. ## **Flexible Delivery for Schools** ### WE CAN DELIVER AT: ### Your schoolSelected training facilities ### PROGRAMS CAN RUN: ### Half dayFull dayTwo-day intesives **We work with schools to customise delivery based on student numbers, year levels and pathway goals.** **No two schools are the same.** **We can tailor the experience to suit your cohort.** ### **Talk to our team about designing a Schools Academy program** [ Contact us ](mailto:janene.mahon@axial.edu.au?subject=Schools%20Academy%20Enquiry)## Book the Axial Training Schools Academy If your school is looking for an engaging, practical and pathway-focused student experience, the Axial Training Schools Academy is ready to help. Give your students the chance to experience real trades, discover their strengths and explore their future. ### **Hands-on. Engaging. Inspiring.** ### Contact our team today [ 1300 729 425 ](tel:1300%20729%20425) [ connect@axial.edu.au ](mailto:connect@axial.edu.au) --- ### [Switch Your Engineering Apprentices to Axial | State-Funded Training QLD](https://www.axial.edu.au/switch-your-engineering-apprentices-to-axial-state-funded-training-qld/) **Published:** June 26, 2026 **Author:** Sam Ali **Content:** Switch Your Engineering Apprentices to Axial | State-Funded Training Queensland ![Engineering apprentices in workshop training](https://stratus.campaign-image.com.au/images/1780397182645_1_zc_v1_4543000004115095.png) Since 1997, Axial has helped employers build skilled engineering teams through **practical, hands-on training** that keeps apprentices engaged, supported, and on track to complete. Our **blended learning model** combines on-campus classes with flexible online lessons that work around your production schedule. We train engineering across 🔧 Diesel Fitting ⚙️ Machining 🔥 Boilermaking 🛠️ Welding 🔩 Fitting & Turning 📐 Light Fabrication Qualifications we deliver State Government-Funded Qualifications Funded MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering — Production MEM20219 Certificate II in Engineering — Production Technology MEM31419 Certificate III in Engineering — Fixed & Mobile Plant Mechanic MEM30219B Certificate III in Engineering — Fitting & Machining MEM31922D Certificate III in Engineering — Fabrication Trade (Sheetmetal Working) MEM31922C Certificate III in Engineering — Fabrication Trade (Boilermaking / Welding) MEM30219C Certificate III in Engineering — Mechanical Trade (Machining) MEM30219D Certificate III in Engineering — Fitting Why employers switch to Axial - Real industry experience Our trainers bring years of real workshop and factory experience — your apprentices learn from people who’ve done the work, not just taught it. - Blended learning that works around your schedule On-campus classes combined with flexible online lessons — designed to minimise disruption to your production floor. - Completion rates above the national average Our supported learning model keeps apprentices engaged and on track — with outcomes you can measure. - We handle the changeover Switching providers is straightforward — our team manages all the paperwork and coordinates with your current RTO so your apprentices don’t miss a beat. 💡 The Axial LIMEroom Your apprentices get easy access to mentors, educators, resources and IT support — whether they’re on-site or learning remotely — through our dedicated online learning environment. Faculty of Engineering · Employer Training ## Switch your engineering apprentices to Axial — it’s easier than you think If your current training provider isn’t delivering, you can move your apprentices to Axial’s state government-funded engineering qualifications at any time — the process is simple and our team manages the changeover for you. Training since 1997 Completion rates above national average We manage the changeover for you [ Call Rod ](tel:0413331554) [ Email Rod ](mailto:rod.lougoon@axial.edu.au) Our team handles all the paperwork — we make the changeover seamless. Rod Lougoon Director — Career Pathways, Axial Training [ Mob 0413 331 554 ](tel:0413331554) [ Email rod.lougoon@axial.edu.au ](mailto:rod.lougoon@axial.edu.au) [ Tel 1300 135 008 ](tel:1300135008) ![Axial Training](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/axial-logo-wt.svg?v=20260521) **Axial Training** — Empowering Lifelong Learning since 1997 Head Office: Building 20, 2404 Logan Rd, Eight Mile Plains QLD 4113 T: [1300 135 008](tel:1300135008) | E: | W: [axial.edu.au](https://www.axial.edu.au) RTO# 2437 | CRICOS# 03452C Axial Training acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we gather and learn, and pays respect to Elders past and present. --- ### [Plan Your School's 2027 VET Program | Axial Training](https://www.axial.edu.au/plan-your-schools-2026-27-vet-program-axial-training/) **Published:** June 25, 2026 **Author:** Sam Ali **Content:** Plan Your School’s 2027 VET Program | Axial Training ![Axial Training](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/axial-logo-wt.svg?v=20260521)RTO# 2437 CRICOS# 03452C Vocational Education & Training in Schools # Expressions of interest now open 2027 Bring nationally recognised qualifications to your senior students — with QCE credit, university pathways, and a trainer who comes to you. [ Schedule a meeting ](https://calendly.com/janene-mahon-axial/new-meeting) [ Call 07 3387 4400 ](tel:0733874400) Taking expressions of interest now — register early to lock in your 2027 delivery dates. ![Students learning a vocational trade on site](https://stratus.campaign-image.com.au/images/1781689619542_2_zc_v1_4543000004055031.jpg) As a contracted Skills Assure provider, **Axial Training partners with secondary schools** to deliver quality VET to students in Years 10, 11 and 12. We build every training plan in full consultation with your school, deliver **face-to-face on site or through blended online learning**, and offer customised plans tailored to your students — many courses carry credit towards the QCE, with selected qualifications recognised for entry by partner universities. Career Ready VETiS — Funded QCE Credit MEM20422 Certificate II in Engineering Pathways AUR20720 Certificate II in Automotive Vocational Preparation SIT20322 Certificate II in Hospitality UEE22020 Certificate II in Electrotechnology Fee-for-Service Programs BSB50120 Diploma of Business Streams: Standard · Social Media Marketing · Entrepreneurship · Women in Leadership · Project Management SIS50321 Diploma of Sport BSB30120 Certificate III in Business BSB20120 Certificate II in Workplace Skills SIT30522 Certificate III in Events SIT20122 Certificate II in Tourism HLT23221 Certificate II in Health Support Services Short Courses Ready Set Serve Barista · Food Safety · RSA First Aid Nationally recognised short course School-Based Apprenticeships Engineering · Commercial Cookery · Automotive · Retail Meat Traineeships Hospitality · Business · Health Why schools choose Axial - We come to you Face-to-face delivery at your school or blended online with a dedicated trainer, built around your timetable. - Inclusive, supported learning Our Learning Enhancement Program supports neurodiverse students and a range of learning styles, so every student can take part. - QCE credit & university pathways Eligible courses contribute points towards the QCE, with selected qualifications recognised for entry by partner universities. - Funded options through VETiS As a contracted Skills Assure provider, eligible students can access fully funded Career Ready VETiS qualifications. ## Plan your 2027 program Arrange a time to discuss the right course mix for your students and lock in delivery for the new school year. [ Schedule a meeting › ](https://calendly.com/janene-mahon-axial/new-meeting) Janene Mahon Director of VET in Schools, Axial Training [ Tel 07 3387 4400 ](tel:0733874400) [ Mob 0439 739 955 ](tel:0439739955) [ Email janene.mahon@axial.edu.au ](mailto:janene.mahon@axial.edu.au) ![Axial Training](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/axial-logo-wt.svg?v=20260521) **Axial Training** Head Office: Building 20, 2404 Logan Rd, Eight Mile Plains QLD 4113 T: 07 3387 4400 | W: [axial.edu.au](https://www.axial.edu.au) RTO# 2437 | CRICOS# 03452C Axial Training acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we gather and learn, and pays respect to Elders past and present. --- ### [Electrotechnology](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/electrotechnology/) **Published:** March 18, 2025 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Faculty of Electrotechnology ## Electrotechnology Certification Courses ## Electrotechnology Courses The Faculty of Electrotechnology offers State Government funded, practical, industry-focused training in appliance service, air conditioning and refrigeration, and electrician certification. With a strong emphasis on hands-on learning and real-world skills, our courses are designed to prepare students for successful careers in the electrotechnology industry. Whether you’re looking to become a licensed electrician, specialise in servicing and repairing appliances, or work in climate control systems, our expert trainers and state-of-the-art facilities provide the knowledge and experience needed to thrive in this essential and in-demand field. ## Electrotechnology Courses in Queensland ### MEM31322 Certificate III in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning ![cert iii refrigeration aircon](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/cert-iii-refrigeration-aircon-tile.jpg "cert-iii-refrigeration-aircon-tile") [ Learn more ](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-refigeration-and-air-conditioning/ "Learn more")### UEE32125 Certificate III in Appliance Service and Repair ![cert iii appliance service repair](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/cert-iii-appliance-service-repair-tile.jpg "cert-iii-appliance-service-repair-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-appliance-service-and-repair/ "Learn more")### UEE32225 Certificate III in Air Conditioning & Refrigeration ![aircon maintenance](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/aircon-maintenance-tile.jpg "aircon-maintenance-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-air-conditioning-refrigeration/ "Learn more")## Electrotechnology Courses in New South Wales ### UEE32125 Certificate III in Appliance Service and Repair ![cert iii appliance service repair](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/cert-iii-appliance-service-repair-tile.jpg "cert-iii-appliance-service-repair-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-appliance-service-and-repair-nsw/ "Learn more")### UEE32225 Certificate III in Air Conditioning & Refrigeration ![aircon maintenance](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/aircon-maintenance-tile.jpg "aircon-maintenance-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-air-conditioning-refrigeration-nsw/ "Learn more")### UEE30820 Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician ![cert iii electrotechnology electrician](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/ert-iii-electrotechnology-electrician-tile.jpg "ert-iii-electrotechnology-electrician-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-electrotechnology-electrician-nsw/ "Learn more")## Apprenticeships, Traineeships and Fee Paying Courses Browse through our available engineering certification and [mechanical engineering courses](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-apprenticeships-and-traineeships/certificate-iii-in-engineering-mechanical-trade/), including [Cert 3 in Mechanical Engineering](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-apprenticeships-and-traineeships/certificate-iii-in-engineering-mechanical-trade/), and see where your liking leans towards. We assure you that whichever [Axial training course](https://www.axial.edu.au/) you choose to launch your career from, you’ll walk out of our class with your head held high, with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in your career. Feel free to reach out to us for any enquiries. ### What Sets Us Apart from Other Apprenticeship Training Providers? We utilise a cloud-based online learning medium that enable our students and educators to interact anytime and anywhere. Through on-campus classes and online lessons, we are able to employ a “Blended Learning” technique that has proved to be the most flexible mode of delivery. The [Axial LIMEroom](https://www.limeroom.com.au/) provides all our students with easy access to mentors, educators, libraries, resources, IT support and more. Whether the student is onsite or learning remotely, LIMEroom will always be available to them to foster an enjoyable and transparent learning experience. ### Our People ### Discover Our Other Courses ### Professional Associations, Licences and Certifications Our educators and administrative staff are fully dedicated to providing the best learning environment and outcomes for all of our students. We are highly passionate about how education can transform lives for the better. This is why we, ourselves, are lifelong learners, actively engaging in peer-to-peer learning, seminars and workshops. Learn more about the Axial team [here](https://www.axial.edu.au/our-people/). - Queensland Government-Subsidised Training Provider through [Skills Assure](https://desbt.qld.gov.au/training/docs-data/strategies/vet-strategy/skills-assure) - CRICOS# 03452C - RTO# 2437 - ABN# 150 77 405 442 - Axial Apprenticeships, Traineeships and Fee-Paying Courses - Axial VETIS Programs - Axial Short Courses ### FAQs Do I need to finish year 12 to be able to enrol in your programs? *Expand*There are no requirements to have completed Year 12 to enrol into a course with Axial, however all students take part in a pre-enrolment Learning Support Snapshot to allow us to determine any additional support we may be able to offer you during your course. What are my possible career paths upon course completion? *Expand*Career paths vary across qualifications, however paths specific to each qualification are detailed on the course flyer which is available on the relevant course page. Can I enrol in more than one course simultaneously? *Expand*Yes, while you can enrol in more than one course at a time, funding guidelines may exclude you from accessing government funding for more than one qualification at a time. Do your certificates expire? *Expand*No, Axial qualifications a nationally recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework and do not expire. However, to remain compliance with Government issued trades licences, refresher courses may be required in some instances. Do you offer corporate or group rates? *Expand*Yes, Group bookings to courses are something you should talk to us about. Contact us via email at or give us a call on [1300 729 425](). --- ### [UEE32125 Certificate III in Appliance Service and Repair - NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-appliance-service-and-repair-nsw/) **Published:** June 1, 2023 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # UEE32125 Certificate III in Appliance Service and Repair ### New South Wales [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)## Certificate III in Appliance Service and Repair Axial’s UEE32125 Certificate III in Appliance Service has been specifically developed for apprentices in the appliance repair industry. The qualification packaging has been developed on an assumption that competency will be developed through a combination of on and off-the-job learning strategies such as those delivered through a formal apprenticeship. The qualification may also be achieved through formal skills recognition assessment processes. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace and Online Total Units31 (23 Core + 8 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this course the student will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Appliance Service & Repair Technician ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate IV in Engineering - Electrotechnology Short Courses [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/UEE32125-Certificate-III-in-Appliance-Service.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/UEE32125-Certificate-III-in-Appliance-Service.pdf) ![Skills NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/NSW-Course-page.png "Skills NSW") This training is subsidised by the [NSW Government](https://www.nsw.gov.au/). - Obtain a Unique Student Identifier \[USI\] [here](https://www.usi.gov.au/students/get-a-usi) - See support options for NSW Apprentices [here](https://www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au/states/New-South-Wales) - The Apprenticeship process in NSW explained, [here](https://education.nsw.gov.au/skills-nsw/apprentices-and-trainees) - Apprentice Connect Australia Providers in NSW: **MAS National** - [ 1300 627 628](tel:1300%20627%20628) - [ info@masnational.com.au](mailto:info@masnational.com.au) - [ www.masnational.com.au](https://www.masnational.com.au) **MEGT** - [ 136 348](tel:136%20348) - [ acpinfo@megt.com.au](mailto:acpinfo@megt.com.au) - [ www.megt.com.au](https://www.megt.com.au) **Busy At Work** - [ 132 879](tel:132879) - [ busy@busyatwork.com.au](mailto:busy@busyatwork.com.au) - [ www.masnational.com.au](https://www.masnational.com.au) **Apprenticeship Support Australia** - [ 1300 363 831](tel:1300%20363%20831) - [ info@apprenticeshipsupport.com.au](mailto:info@apprenticeshipsupport.com.au) - [ www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au](https://www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au) #### Transition statement This qualification has been replaced by UEE32125 Certificate III in Appliance Service as of 30 July 2025. A transition period applies to enable current students to complete their study. The transition period finishes on 28 July 2026. Students who have not fully completed this qualification prior to this date will be transitioned into the replacement qualification. ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [UEE32125 Certificate III in Appliance Service and Repair](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-appliance-service-and-repair/) **Published:** June 5, 2023 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # UEE32125 Certificate III in Appliance Service and Repair [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)## Certificate III in Appliance Service and Repair Axial’s UEE32125 Certificate III in Appliance Service has been specifically developed for apprentices in the appliance repair industry. The qualification packaging has been developed on an assumption that competency will be developed through a combination of on and off-the-job learning strategies such as those delivered through a formal apprenticeship. The qualification may also be achieved through formal skills recognition assessment processes. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace and Online Total Units31 (23 Core + 8 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this course the student will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Appliance Service & Repair Technician ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate IV in Engineering - Electrotechnology Short Courses [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/UEE32125-Certificate-III-in-Appliance-Service.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/UEE32125-Certificate-III-in-Appliance-Service.pdf)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) #### Transition statement This qualification has been replaced by UEE32125 Certificate III in Appliance Service as of 30 July 2025. A transition period applies to enable current students to complete their study. The transition period finishes on 28 July 2026. Students who have not fully completed this qualification prior to this date will be transitioned into the replacement qualification. ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [HLT33115 Certificate III in Health Services Assistance](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/health-and-care/certificate-iii-in-health-services-assistance/) **Published:** September 17, 2025 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # HLT33115 Certificate III in Health Services Assistance [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)This qualification reflects the role of a variety of workers who use a range of factual, technical and procedural knowledge to provide assistance to health professional staff for the care of clients. Health services assistance involves the worker in direct client contact under supervision. You will graduate with practical skills in a range of healthcare tasks and hospital duties, including: - transporting patients - following basic food safety practice - recognising healthy body systems - apreparing and maintaining beds - infection control and prevention - basic medical terminology col acol b Study ModeClassroom and Online Training Total Units15 (7 Core units + 8 Elective units) Duration of Course6-12 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this course you will need regular access to the following: - Laptop or desktop computer with working speakers or headphone points; - Internet: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Health Services Assistant - Health Support Services Worker - Ward Assistant - Health Administrative Worker - Community Services Driver - Pathology Courier - Housekeeping Attendant - Nurse’s Aide - Ward Clerk ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate IV in Ageing - Certificate IV in Disability - Certificate IV in Leisure and Health - Certificate IV in Allied Health - Certificate IV in Health Administration - Diploma of Mental Health - Diploma of Nursing and related higher education degrees. [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/HLT33115-CERTIFICATE-III-IN-HEALTH-SERVICES-ASSISTANCE.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/HLT33115-CERTIFICATE-III-IN-HEALTH-SERVICES-ASSISTANCE.pdf)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [Funding and Payment Options](https://www.axial.edu.au/payment-options/) **Published:** February 6, 2021 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Funding and Payment Options There are a range of payment options, concessions, and scholarships you may be eligible for to assist you with the cost of your study. You may also be eligible for an Axial Training payment plan to help you pay your course fees over the duration of your study period. ## What financial assistance is available? ## Concessions Fee concessions may apply to government funded courses or units of study for eligible students. You can find details on the concessions and eligibility criteria below. ## Subsidised training Eligible students may be able to access a range of government funding to help subsidise the cost of training. ### Queensland Funding Programs Axial Training is proud to connect Queenslanders with government-funded programs designed to support career development at every stage. Through the **Career Start** program, individuals can access subsidised [training to begin their journey](https://www.axial.edu.au/how-axial-supports-mothers-on-their-training-journey-with-axial/), whether through a general qualification or an apprenticeship/traineeship pathway. For those ready to advance, the **Career Boost** program provides opportunities to upskill with higher-level qualifications, apprenticeships, and targeted skill sets in priority industries. Both programs offer pathways tailored to different career goals and come with eligibility requirements to ensure funding supports those who will benefit most. Learn more about these programs and how Axial can help you take the next step in your career [here](https://www.axial.edu.au/queensland-funding-programs/). ### Fee for Service Students studying under a Fee for Service arrangement will be invoiced according to the quote provided at the time of enrolment into their course. This will consist of an initial invoice for a non-refundable Enrolment Fee, with the balance of fees owing invoiced quarterly over the full term of the course. Invoices are payable within 14 days of the date of issue. Please ensure you review our [Fee For Service Refund Policy available here](/rto-policies-and-procedures/). ### Make a payment today - ### Direct Debit via the account details shown on your invoice. - ### Visa, Mastercard or Amex Surcharges apply for Amex @1.5% [![Visa](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/visa.svg)](https://www.bpoint.com.au/payments/axial)[![Mastercard](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/mastercard.svg)](https://www.bpoint.com.au/payments/axial)[![Amex](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/amex.svg)](https://www.bpoint.com.au/payments/axial)[MAKE PAYMENT HERE](https://www.bpoint.com.au/payments/axial) - ### Pay by phone Surcharges apply for Amex @1.5% [![Visa](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/visa.svg)]()[![Mastercard](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/mastercard.svg)]()[![Amex](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/amex.svg)]()**[1300 729 425]()** - ### Deposit - Deposit at any Commonwealth Bank via the account details shown on your invoice. - ### Call us - Call us to discuss payment plan options for an existing invoice. [**1300 729 425**]() ### For all account enquiries, please contact us on the following: Email:Phone:[1300 729 425]() --- ### [Online Courses](https://www.axial.edu.au/online-courses/) **Published:** April 3, 2025 **Author:** Sam Ali **Content:** Discover flexible and accessible online courses designed to fit your lifestyle and career goals. At Axial Training, our comprehensive online courses allow you to study from anywhere in Australia, combining convenience with the highest educational standards. ## Why Choose Axial Training’s Online Courses? **Flexible Online Learning** Our cloud-based online learning platform provides unmatched flexibility. With 24/7 access, you can engage with course materials, educators, and peers whenever and wherever suits your schedule. **Blended Learning Approach** We uniquely blend interactive online courses with practical, face-to-face workshops, giving you the best of both worlds. This innovative approach ensures you receive practical skills alongside theoretical knowledge, enhancing your employability. ![youtube-video-thumbnail](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/DPhBbz_xNUo/maxresdefault.jpg)## Access to Comprehensive Resources with Axial LIMEroom Our state-of-the-art Axial LIMEroom is your online gateway to mentors, extensive learning resources, IT support, and comprehensive libraries. This interactive digital environment ensures seamless and enriching learning experiences, whether you’re studying remotely or attending on-campus sessions. ## Wide Range of Accredited Online Courses Axial Training offers a diverse selection of accredited online courses covering business, management, trade skills, and more, all aligned with current industry standards. Our online courses are continuously updated to reflect the latest industry trends, ensuring your skills remain relevant and competitive. ![Online Courses with Axial Training](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Future-Fest-124-vocational-in-schools.jpg "Future-Fest-124-vocational-in-schools") ## Dedicated Support from Experienced Educators Our expert educators and dedicated administrative staff are passionate about [supporting your online learning journey](https://www.axial.edu.au/how-axial-supports-mothers-on-their-training-journey-with-axial/). Committed to your success, our team engages in continuous professional development to bring innovative teaching methods and industry insights directly to you. ## Start Your Online Learning Journey Today Ready to transform your career? Explore our extensive range of online courses and find the perfect match for your professional goals. Contact us today for personalized guidance or enrol now to kickstart your learning adventure. **Axial Training – Trusted Online Education Provider**- Queensland Government-Subsidised Training Provider (Skills Assure) - CRICOS# 03452C - RTO# 2437 - ABN# 150 77 405 442 ### Industry Connections and Internships Our strong connections with local restaurants, hotels, and catering companies provide students with valuable internship opportunities. These experiences not only enhance learning but also help students build professional networks in the industry. ### Join Us at Axial Training Are you ready to take the next step in your culinary journey? Join us at Axial Training and become part of a diverse community of aspiring chefs and hospitality professionals. Explore our [cookery courses](/course-areas/cookery/certificate-iii-in-commercial-cookery/) today and start your adventure in Australia! --- ### [Our College](https://www.axial.edu.au/our-college/) **Published:** February 6, 2021 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Axial Training *Axial Training takes a broad, progressive, and flexible approach to education. We don’t focus on ticking boxes – we focus on individual growth.* We encourage curiosity, creativity, and real-world thinking. Our goal is to build confident graduates who are ready to step into industry or business with the skills and mindset to succeed. Since 1998, Axial has been empowering students, employers, and schools across Queensland and New South Wales. With over 4,000 learners currently enrolled, we are widely recognised for delivering a different kind of [vocational training](https://www.axial.edu.au/digital-transformation-in-vocational-training-shaping-careers-for-2025/). Ours is a model that that adapts to the individual – whether that means flexible timetabling, onsite training, blended delivery, or tailored learning plans. ### What sets us apart? - **Flexibility** – training that fits the student, employer and / or school – not the system - **Personalised support** – no learner slips through the cracks - **Strong industry partnerships** – access to mentors and real-world opportunities - **A belief** that no person should ever miss out on education We offer high quality training across accredited and non-accredited qualifications, including: - Business - Hospitality - Commercial Cookery / Catering - Engineering - Automotive (Light, Heavy & EV) - Appliance Service & Repair - Air Conditioning Service & Repair - Electrotechnology Electrician - Healthcare Services - Retail Meat - First Aid (micro credential course) - Barista / Food Safe / RSA (micro credential course) **LIME Room** – our cutting-edge online learning platform Our cloud-based learning environment, LIME Room, allows students to learn anywhere, anytime. It connects students, employers, trainers, resources, library access, our Learning Enhancement Hub and IT support in one place. Whether from a classroom, workplace, or home – [students are always connected to learning](https://www.axial.edu.au/upskilling-working-students-at-the-workplace-flexible-learning-with-axial/) and support. ![AIC-Brisbane-Campus-14a](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/AIC-Brisbane-Campus-14a.jpg "AIC-Brisbane-Campus-14a")#### Head Office Building 20 2404 Logan Road Eight Mile Plains, 4113 Queensland ![townsville-sm](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/townsville-sm.jpg "townsville-sm")#### Townsville Office and Campus 382 Sturt Street Townsville, 4810 Queensland --- ### [UEE30820 Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-electrotechnology-electrician/) **Published:** May 21, 2025 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # UEE30820 Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)## UEE30820 Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician Axial Training delivers UEE30820 Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician through a flexible, workplace-based approach designed to support both the employer and the apprentice. By combining on-the-job [training with structured theoretical learning,](https://www.axial.edu.au/the-power-of-practical-learning-inside-axials-training-facilities/) Axial ensures apprentices gain the practical skills and technical knowledge needed to meet industry standards. Our experienced trainers [work closely with businesses](https://www.axial.edu.au/the-future-of-work-top-business-trends-shaping-career-opportunities/) to tailor training delivery, providing personalised support and real-world application of course content, helping apprentices become confident, qualified electricians. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace and Online Total Units29 (27 Core + 2 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so [students can start their training](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students/) immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the [online components of this course](https://www.axial.edu.au/online-courses/) the student will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Electrician ## Course units [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/UEE30820-Certificate-III-in-Electrotechnology-Electrician.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/UEE30820-Certificate-III-in-Electrotechnology-Electrician.pdf)### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [Retail Meat](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/retail-meat/) **Published:** January 2, 2021 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Butchery ## Retail Meat Courses ## Retail Meat Courses Pursue an exciting, State Government funded career in Retail Meat with accredited training from Axial Training. Whether you’re aspiring to work in the deli, the meat packing industries or in thriving retail butcher’s shop , we can help you develop real-world skills to excel in your chosen career. By completing the Certificate II in Meat Processing \[Food Services\] and the Certificate II in Meat Processing \[Retail Butcher\], you’ll be fully qualified to work in both food services and retail butchery. ## Retail Meat Courses in Queensland ### AMP20117 Certificate II in Meat Processing (Food Services) ![meat processing](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/meat-processing-2-tile.jpg "meat-processing-2-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/retail-meat/certificate-ii-in-meat-processing/ "Learn more")### AMP30815 Certificate III in Meat Processing (Retail Butcher) ![Meat Processing](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/butcher-tile.jpg "butcher-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/retail-meat/certificate-iii-in-meat-processing/ "Learn more") ## Retail Meat Courses in New South Wales ### AMP30815 Certificate III in Meat Processing (Retail Butcher) ![Meat Processing](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/butcher-tile.jpg "butcher-tile") [ Learn more ](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/retail-meat/certificate-iii-in-meat-processing-nsw/ "Learn more")## Apprenticeships and Traineeships Through our nationally recognised courses, you’ll learn all the tricks of the trade for specialised services, including preparing speciality meat cuts, working with gourmet meat and nutritional advice, among others. With a combined curriculum of practical and theoretical lessons you’ll not only qualify as a retail butcher, but also gain confidence towards working in the retail meat processing industry. ### What Sets Us Apart? ### Professional Associations, Licences and Certifications ### Our People Our educators and administrative staff are fully dedicated to providing the best learning environment and outcomes for all of our students. We are highly passionate about how education can transform lives for the better. This is why we, ourselves, are lifelong learners, actively engaging in peer-to-peer learning, seminars and workshops. Learn more about the Axial team [here](https://www.axial.edu.au/our-people/). We utilise a cloud-based online learning medium that enable our students and educators to interact anytime and anywhere. Through on-campus classes and online lessons, we are able to employ a “Blended Learning” technique that has proved to be the most flexible mode of delivery. The [Axial LIMEroom](https://www.limeroom.com.au/) provides all our students with easy access to mentors, educators, libraries, resources, IT support and more. Whether the student is onsite or learning remotely, LIMEroom will always be available to them to foster an enjoyable and transparent learning experience. ### Professional Associations, Licences and Certifications - Queensland Government-Subsidised Training Provider through [Skills Assure](https://desbt.qld.gov.au/training/docs-data/strategies/vet-strategy/skills-assure) - CRICOS# 03452C - RTO# 2437 - ABN# 150 77 405 442 ### Discover Our Other Courses - Axial Apprenticeships, Traineeships and Fee-Paying Courses - Axial VETIS Programs - Axial Short Courses ### FAQs Do I need to finish year 12 to be able to enrol in your programs? *Expand*There are no requirements to have completed Year 12 to enrol into a course with Axial, however all students take part in a pre-enrolment Learning Support Snapshot to allow us to determine any additional support we may be able to offer you during your course. What are my possible career paths upon course completion? *Expand*Career paths vary across qualifications, however paths specific to each qualification are detailed on the course flyer which is available on the relevant course page. Can I enrol in more than one course simultaneously? *Expand*Yes, while you can enrol in more than one course at a time, funding guidelines may exclude you from accessing government funding for more than one qualification at a time. Do your certificates expire? *Expand*No, Axial qualifications a nationally recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework and do not expire. However, to remain compliance with Government issued trades licences, refresher courses may be required in some instances. Do you offer corporate or group rates? *Expand*Yes, Group bookings to courses are something you should talk to us about. Contact us via email at or give us a call on [1300 729 425](). --- ### [Hospitality](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/hospitality/) **Published:** December 30, 2020 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Hospitality Services ## Hospitality Courses & Certificates Accelerate your career in tourism, hospitality or culinary services through State Government funded, nationally recognised programs from Axial Training. Since 1998, we have been providing our learners with the practical skills and operational knowledge needed to excel in the trade, and we deliver them through optimal learning conditions. From onsite workplace training to online courses and blended learning, we’ve made it our mission to produce graduates who are gleaming with enthusiasm and confidence. Whether you need to complete a commercial cookery course to pursue your dream of working in a premier kitchen or you want a [diploma of hospitality](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-apprenticeships-and-traineeships/diploma-of-hospitality-management/) management with your name on it, you’ve come to the right place. At Axial, we are dedicated to nurturing our students’ individual qualities while we prepare them for world-class opportunities. ### SIT20322 Certificate II in Hospitality ![hospitality](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/cert-ii-hospitality-tile.jpg "cert-ii-hospitality-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/hospitality/certificate-ii-in-hospitality/ "Learn more")### SIT30622 Certificate III in Hospitality ![How to Launch a Hospitality Career in Australia as an International Student in 2026](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/barrista-tile.jpg "barrista-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/hospitality/certificate-iii-in-hospitality/ "Learn more")### SIT30921 Certificate III in Catering ![cert-iii catering](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/cert-iii-catering-tile.jpg "cert-iii-catering-tile") [ Learn more ](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/hospitality/certificate-iii-in-catering/ "Learn more")### SIT40422 Certificate IV in Hospitality ![hospitality](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/hospitality-tile.jpg "hospitality-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/hospitality/certificate-iv-in-hospitality/ "Learn more")### SIT50422 Diploma of Hospitality Management ![sit50416](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/sit50416-domestic-tile.jpg "sit50416-domestic-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/hospitality/diploma-of-hospitality-management/ "Learn more")### SIT60322 Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management ![hospitality management](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/hospitality-management-tile.jpg "hospitality-management-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/hospitality/advanced-diploma-of-hospitality-management/ "Learn more")## Apprenticeships, Traineeships and Fee Paying Courses Please take the time to select a cookery program or hospitality course that you might be interested in taking up. Alternatively, you may [contact us](https://www.axial.edu.au/contact/) for guidance and assistance in choosing the jump-off point for your career. We look forward to hearing from you. ### What Sets Us Apart? We utilise a cloud-based online learning medium that enable our students and educators to interact anytime and anywhere. Through on-campus classes and online lessons, we are able to employ a “Blended Learning” technique that has proved to be the most flexible mode of delivery. The [Axial LIMEroom](https://www.limeroom.com.au/) provides all our students with easy access to mentors, educators, libraries, resources, IT support and more. Whether the student is onsite or learning remotely, LIMEroom will always be available to them to foster an enjoyable and transparent learning experience. ### Our People Our educators and administrative staff are fully dedicated to providing the best learning environment and outcomes for all of our students. We are highly passionate about how education can transform lives for the better. This is why we, ourselves, are lifelong learners, actively engaging in peer-to-peer learning, seminars and workshops. Learn more about the Axial team [here](https://www.axial.edu.au/our-people/). ### Professional Associations, Licences and Certifications - Queensland Government-Subsidised Training Provider through [Skills Assure](https://desbt.qld.gov.au/training/docs-data/strategies/vet-strategy/skills-assure) - CRICOS# 03452C - RTO# 2437 - ABN# 150 77 405 442 ### Discover Our Other Courses - Axial Apprenticeships, Traineeships and Fee-Paying Courses - Axial VETIS Programs - Axial Short Courses ### FAQs Do I need to finish year 12 to be able to enrol in your programs? *Expand*There are no requirements to have completed Year 12 to enrol into a course with Axial, however all students take part in a pre-enrolment Learning Support Snapshot to allow us to determine any additional support we may be able to offer you during your course. What are my possible career paths upon course completion? *Expand*Career paths vary across qualifications, however paths specific to each qualification are detailed on the course flyer which is available on the relevant course page. Can I enrol in more than one course simultaneously? *Expand*Yes, while you can enrol in more than one course at a time, funding guidelines may exclude you from accessing government funding for more than one qualification at a time. Do your certificates expire? *Expand*No, Axial qualifications a nationally recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework and do not expire. However, to remain compliance with Government issued trades licences, refresher courses may be required in some instances. Do you offer corporate or group rates? *Expand*Yes, Group bookings to courses are something you should talk to us about. Contact us via email at or give us a call on [1300 729 425](). --- ### [Health and Care](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/health-and-care/) **Published:** January 2, 2021 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Healthcare ## Healthcare Certificate Programs ## Nationally Recognised Health Courses Pursue your passion in healthcare with State Government funded, practical healthcare programs from Axial Training. Through a blend of classroom-based and online training, you’ll be able to move confidently through the ins and outs of healthcare administration and healthcare support services. Let our qualified trainers provide you with both theoretical and practical knowledge needed to excel in the world of healthcare and qualify you for positions, such as an executive assistant in a healthcare setting, a practice manger, a health administration supervisor, or a senior clinical coder, among others. Our courses can also serve as a solid foundation if you’re looking to follow a career in nursing or mental healthcare. Whether you choose to take an allied health assistance course or get certified for health administration and support, you can rest assured that our dedication to education will work towards empowering you to thrive in the world of healthcare services. ### HLT23221 Certificate II in Health Support Services ![Health Support](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/cert-ii-health-support-tile.jpg "cert-ii-health-support-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/health-and-care/certificate-ii-health-support-services/ "Learn more")### HLT33021 Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance ![Cert III Allied Health](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/cert-iii-allied-health-tile.jpg "cert-iii-allied-health-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/health-and-care/certificate-iii-allied-health-assistance/ "Learn more")### HLT33115 Certificate III in Health Services Assistance ![Certificate III in Health Services Assistance](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Certificate-III-in-Health-Services-Assistance-tile.jpg "Certificate-III-in-Health-Services-Assistance-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/health-and-care/certificate-iii-in-health-services-assistance/ "Learn more")Feel free to browse through our available certification courses and take the first step towards your exciting career in healthcare. You are also more than welcome to [contact us](https://www.axial.edu.au/contact/) for any enquiries or for guidance in choosing your jump-off point. You’d be pleased to know that we also offer counselling courses in Townsville. ### What Sets Us Apart? We utilise a cloud-based online learning medium that enable our students and educators to interact anytime and anywhere. Through on-campus classes and online lessons, we are able to employ a “Blended Learning” technique that has proved to be the most flexible mode of delivery. The [Axial LIMEroom](https://www.limeroom.com.au/) provides all our students with easy access to mentors, educators, libraries, resources, IT support and more. Whether the student is onsite or learning remotely, LIMEroom will always be available to them to foster an enjoyable and transparent learning experience. ### Our People Our educators and administrative staff are fully dedicated to providing the best learning environment and outcomes for all of our students. We are highly passionate about how education can transform lives for the better. This is why we, ourselves, are lifelong learners, actively engaging in peer-to-peer learning, seminars and workshops. Learn more about the Axial team [here](https://www.axial.edu.au/our-people/). ### Professional Associations, Licences and Certifications - Queensland Government-Subsidised Training Provider through [Skills Assure](https://desbt.qld.gov.au/training/docs-data/strategies/vet-strategy/skills-assure) - CRICOS# 03452C - RTO# 2437 - ABN# 150 77 405 442 ### Discover Our Other Courses - Axial Apprenticeships, Traineeships and Fee-Paying Courses - Axial VETIS Programs - Axial Short Courses ### FAQs Do I need to finish year 12 to be able to enrol in your programs? *Expand*There are no requirements to have completed Year 12 to enrol into a course with Axial, however all students take part in a pre-enrolment Learning Support Snapshot to allow us to determine any additional support we may be able to offer you during your course. What are my possible career paths upon course completion? *Expand*Career paths vary across qualifications, however paths specific to each qualification are detailed on the course flyer which is available on the relevant course page. Can I enrol in more than one course simultaneously? *Expand*Yes, while you can enrol in more than one course at a time, funding guidelines may exclude you from accessing government funding for more than one qualification at a time. Do your certificates expire? *Expand*No, Axial qualifications a nationally recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework and do not expire. However, to remain compliance with Government issued trades licences, refresher courses may be required in some instances. Do you offer corporate or group rates? *Expand*Yes, Group bookings to courses are something you should talk to us about. Contact us via email at or give us a call on [1300 729 425](). --- ### [Commercial Cookery](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/cookery/) **Published:** April 18, 2023 **Author:** Crysta **Content:** # Cookery Training ## Cookery Apprenticeships and Traineeships Accelerate your career in tourism, hospitality or culinary services through State Government funded, nationally recognised programs from Axial Training. Since 1998, we have been providing our learners with the practical skills and operational knowledge needed to excel in the trade, and we deliver them through optimal learning conditions. From onsite workplace training to online courses and blended learning, we’ve made it our mission to produce graduates who are gleaming with enthusiasm and confidence. Whether you need to complete a commercial cookery course to pursue your dream of working in a premier kitchen or you want a [diploma of hospitality](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-apprenticeships-and-traineeships/diploma-of-hospitality-management/) management with your name on it, you’ve come to the right place. At Axial, we are dedicated to nurturing our students’ individual qualities while we prepare them for world-class opportunities. ### SIT30821 Certificate III in Commercial Cookery ![cert iii commercial cookery](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/cert-iii-commercial-cookery-tile.jpg "cert-iii-commercial-cookery-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/cookery/certificate-iii-in-commercial-cookery/ "Learn more")### SIT40521 Certificate IV in Kitchen Management ![cert iv commercial-cookery](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/cert-iv-commercial-cookery-tile.jpg "cert-iv-commercial-cookery-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/cookery/certificate-iv-in-kitchen-management/ "Learn more")### SIT30921 Certificate III in Catering ![cert-iii catering](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/cert-iii-catering-tile.jpg "cert-iii-catering-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/hospitality/certificate-iii-in-catering/ "Learn more")## Apprenticeships, Traineeships and Fee Paying Courses Please take the time to select a cookery program or hospitality course that you might be interested in taking up. Alternatively, you may [contact us](https://www.axial.edu.au/contact/) for guidance and assistance in choosing the jump-off point for your career. We look forward to hearing from you. ### What Sets Us Apart? We utilise a cloud-based online learning medium that enable our students and educators to interact anytime and anywhere. Through on-campus classes and online lessons, we are able to employ a “Blended Learning” technique that has proved to be the most flexible mode of delivery. The [Axial LIMEroom](https://www.limeroom.com.au/) provides all our students with easy access to mentors, educators, libraries, resources, IT support and more. Whether the student is onsite or learning remotely, LIMEroom will always be available to them to foster an enjoyable and transparent learning experience. ### Our People Our educators and administrative staff are fully dedicated to providing the best learning environment and outcomes for all of our students. We are highly passionate about how education can transform lives for the better. This is why we, ourselves, are lifelong learners, actively engaging in peer-to-peer learning, seminars and workshops. Learn more about the Axial team [here](https://www.axial.edu.au/our-people/). #### Professional Associations, Licences and Certifications - Queensland Government-Subsidised Training Provider through [Skills Assure](https://desbt.qld.gov.au/training/docs-data/strategies/vet-strategy/skills-assure) - CRICOS# 03452C - RTO# 2437 - ABN# 150 77 405 442 #### Discover Our Other Courses - Axial Apprenticeships, Traineeships and Fee-Paying Courses - Axial VETIS Programs - Axial Short Courses ### FAQs Do I need to finish year 12 to be able to enrol in your programs? *Expand*There are no requirements to have completed Year 12 to enrol into a course with Axial, however all students take part in a pre-enrolment Learning Support Snapshot to allow us to determine any additional support we may be able to offer you during your course. What are my possible career paths upon course completion? *Expand*Career paths vary across qualifications, however paths specific to each qualification are detailed on the course flyer which is available on the relevant course page. Can I enrol in more than one course simultaneously? *Expand*Yes, while you can enrol in more than one course at a time, funding guidelines may exclude you from accessing government funding for more than one qualification at a time. Do your certificates expire? *Expand*No, Axial qualifications a nationally recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework and do not expire. However, to remain compliance with Government issued trades licences, refresher courses may be required in some instances. Do you offer corporate or group rates? *Expand*Yes, Group bookings to courses are something you should talk to us about. Contact us via email at or give us a call on [1300 729 425](). --- ### [Business Courses](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/business/) **Published:** December 29, 2020 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Business Courses ## Business Courses & Training Jump-start your career in business or boost your enterprise with State Government funded, real-world skills and frontline management training from Axial’s Business Courses. At Axial Training, it is our mission to provide students with the highest level of standards in their chosen field of study. We Achieve this through our “lifelong learning” approach that provides students with the appropriate lessons, learning tools and mediums that will serve as the foundation for the skills and confidence to take on life’s challenges. Whether you turn to us for your Certificate III in Business Administration or a full Diploma in Business Administration, you can always expect an engaged and enthusiastic environment at all times. At Axial, we are passionate about education, and we strive for excellence in teaching and learning above all. ### BSB20120 Certificate II in Workplace Skills ![cert ii business](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/cert-ii-business-tile.jpg "cert-ii-business-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/business/certificate-ii-in-workplace-skills/ "Learn more")### BSB30120 Certificate III in Business ![Cert III in Business](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/cert-iii-business-tile.jpg "_cert-iii-business-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/business/certificate-iii-in-business/ "Learn more")### BSB50120 Diploma of Business ![diploma business](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/diploma-business-tile.jpg "diploma-business-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/business/diploma-of-business/ "Learn more")### BSB50120 Diploma of Business – with a focus on Women in Leadership ![diploma business women](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/diploma-business-women-leadership-tile.jpg "diploma-business-women-leadership-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/business/diploma-of-business-women-in-leadership/ "Learn more")### BSB50120 Diploma of Business – with a focus on Entrepreneurship ![diploma-business-entrepreneurship-mini](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/diploma-business-entrepreneurship-mini.jpg "diploma-business-entrepreneurship-mini") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/business/diploma-of-business-entrepreneurship/ "Learn more")### BSB50120 Diploma of Business – with a focus on Social Media Marketing ![Social Media](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/diploma-business-social-media-tile.jpg "diploma-business-social-media-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/business/diploma-of-business-social-media-marketing/ "Learn more")### BSB50820 Diploma of Project Management ![diploma project management](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/diploma-project-management-tile.jpg "diploma-project-management-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/business/diploma-of-project-management/ "Learn more")### BSB50420 Diploma of Leadership & Management ![leadership](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/leadership-tile.jpg "leadership-tile") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/business/diploma-of-leadership-and-management/ "Learn more")## Axial Training Business Courses for Domestic Students Feel free to browse through our available programs to learn more about what our faculty currently offers. You may also [reach out to us](https://www.axial.edu.au/contact/) for guidance with choosing the most appropriate programme for where you are in life or for any another enquiry on that matter. We look forward to hearing from you. ### What Sets Us Apart? We utilise a cloud-based online learning medium that enables our students and educators to interact anytime and anywhere. Through on-campus classes and online lessons, we are able to employ a “Blended Learning” technique that has proved to be the most flexible mode of delivery. The [Axial LIMEroom](https://www.limeroom.com.au/) provides all our students with easy access to mentors, educators, libraries, resources, IT support and more. Whether the student is onsite or learning remotely, LIMEroom will always be available to them to foster an enjoyable and transparent learning experience. ### Our People Our educators and administrative staff are fully dedicated to providing the best learning environment and outcomes for all of our students. We are highly passionate about how education can transform lives for the better. This is why we, ourselves, are lifelong learners, actively engaging in peer-to-peer learning, seminars and workshops. Learn more about the Axial team [here](https://www.axial.edu.au/our-people/). ### Professional Associations, Licences and Certifications - Queensland Government-Subsidised Training Provider through [Skills Assure](https://desbt.qld.gov.au/training/docs-data/strategies/vet-strategy/skills-assure) - CRICOS# 03452C - RTO# 2437 - ABN# 150 77 405 442 ### FAQs Do I need to finish year 12 to be able to enrol in your programs? *Expand*There are no requirements to have completed Year 12 to enrol into a course with Axial, however all students take part in a pre-enrolment Learning Support Snapshot to allow us to determine any additional support we may be able to offer you during your course. What are my possible career paths upon course completion? *Expand*Career paths vary across qualifications, however paths specific to each qualification are detailed on the course flyer which is available on the relevant course page. Can I enrol in more than one course simultaneously? *Expand*Yes, while you can enrol in more than one course at a time, funding guidelines may exclude you from accessing government funding for more than one qualification at a time. Do your certificates expire? *Expand*No, Axial qualifications a nationally recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework and do not expire. However, to remain compliance with Government issued trades licences, refresher courses may be required in some instances. Do you offer corporate or group rates? *Expand*Yes, Group bookings to courses are something you should talk to us about. Contact us via email at or give us a call on [1300 729 425](). --- ### [Gallery](https://www.axial.edu.au/gallery/) **Published:** May 21, 2024 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Axial Photo Galleries [ ![Graduations and Celebrations](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Class-A-10-04-13-graduations-1024x682.jpg "Class-A-10-04-13-graduations") ](https://www.axial.edu.au/gallery/axial-graduations-and-celebrations/) Graduations and Celebrations [ ![Trades Education NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Heavy-Vehicle-7-trades-ed-nsw-1.jpg "Heavy-Vehicle-7-trades-ed-nsw") ](https://www.axial.edu.au/gallery/axial-trades-education-nsw/) Trades Education NSW [ ![Trades Education QLD](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/tradesqld-card-1.jpg "Trades Education QLD") ](https://www.axial.edu.au/gallery/axial-trades-education-qld/) Trades Education QLD [ ![Vocational Education in Schools](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/vocational-card.jpg "vocational-card") ](https://www.axial.edu.au/gallery/vocational-education-in-schools/) Vocational Education in Schools --- ### [MEM31419 Certificate III in Engineering - Fixed and Mobile Plant Mechanic](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-engineering-fixed-and-mobile-plant-mechanic/) **Published:** March 9, 2021 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # MEM31419 Certificate III in Engineering – Fixed and Mobile Plant Mechanic ### Queensland and New South Wales [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)This mechanical Trade course with a focus on Diesel Fitting is designed to offer students the opportunity to further their skills and experience repairing and maintaining a range of equipment driven by diesel engines, including heavy earthmoving equipment. This course is for individuals who work or would like to work as a Diesel Fitter. The duties include using hand and power tools, planning work activities, interpreting drawings, basic welding using a range of processes, using precision tools, diagnosing faults in components and bearings, tuning the diesel engine, and working on braking, steering and engine cooling system. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace & Online Training Total Units26 (19 Core + 7 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this [course the student](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students-cookery-courses-australia/) will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Diesel Fitter - Heavy Earthmoving Fitter (HEF) - Diesel Mechanic ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate IV in Engineering [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/MEM31419_Cert_III_in_Engineering_Fixed_and_Mobile_Plant_Mechanic.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/MEM31419_Cert_III_in_Engineering_Fixed_and_Mobile_Plant_Mechanic.pdf)### **Certificate III in Diesel Mechanic Outcomes** Design, assembly, manufacture, installation, modification, testing, fault finding, commissioning, maintenance, and service of all mechanical equipment, machinery, fluid power systems, stationary and mobile equipment, instruments, refrigeration, and the use of computer-controlled machine tools are all covered by the Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade. This certification leads to employment in a wide range of industrial and engineering-related companies and opportunities in other industries. ### **Diesel Fitter** A Diesel Fitter is a mechanic who specializes in the repair and maintenance of diesel engines, which are commonly found in heavy trucks and industrial machines. Engines are inspected, defects are diagnosed and repaired, routine maintenance is performed, and engines and other components are dismantled and reassembled. ### **Heavy Earthmoving Fitter (HEF)** A mechanic specialising in the repair and maintenance of heavy vehicles or plant equipment is a Heavy Diesel Fitter. Engines are inspected, defects are diagnosed and repaired, routine maintenance is performed, and machines and other components are dismantled and reassembled. Heavy Diesel Fitters are experts in diagnosing and overhauling colossal diesel engines, although they may also operate on other machinery. Works on trucks, bulldozers, tractors, heavy plant equipment, generators, and pumps in workshops, factories, and construction sites. Mining and resources, transportation and logistics, manufacturing, postal and warehousing, and wholesale trade are all industries where they qualify for work. ### **Diesel Mechanic** Diesel mechanics work with all forms of diesel engines, which are different from gasoline engines. They perform inspections, repairs, service, and overhauls. Diesel [mechanics may work on various vehicles](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-heavy-commercial-vehicle-mechanical-technology-nsw/) and machines, including automobiles, buses, trucks, and farm gear. You could work as a Diesel Mechanic on everything from routine maintenance to complete engine overhauls or rebuilds. Diesel mechanics operate in garages, freight and mass transportation operations, and government facilities. A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [AUR30620 Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology - NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-light-vehicle-mechanical-technology-nsw/) **Published:** February 11, 2024 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # AUR30620 Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology ### New South Wales [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)This Certificate III apprenticeship will give you the opportunity to develop your skills in the light vehicle service and repair sector. Upon completion of this qualification, you will become a qualified light vehicle mechanical technician. This course will give you the underpinning skills and knowledge to service and repair the [mechanical parts of a motor vehicle](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-heavy-commercial-vehicle-mechanical-technology-nsw/) such as the engine, transmission and suspension systems. You’ll learn to discuss problems with vehicle owners to discover faults, carry out diagnostic procedures and repair and service a range of automotive systems including cooling systems, fuel systems, air conditioning and emission control systems, clutch assemblies, manual and automatic transmissions, braking systems, final drive assemblies and steering systems. Axial’s qualified trainers will help students understand the theoretical and practical aspects of the course to support their success. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace Training Total Units36 (20 Core + 16 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the [online components of this course](https://www.axial.edu.au/online-courses/) the student will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes With your trade qualification in hand, you could work for a wide range of companies across Australia in interesting locations and work environments. As a qualified light vehicle technician your role could vary from being part of a team for a large workshop to working for a small business. To view hundreds of videos about getting a skill or trade visit [SkillsOne](https://www.skillsone.com.au/). ## Course units Axial will [work with the student](https://www.axial.edu.au/upskilling-working-students-at-the-workplace-flexible-learning-with-axial/) and employer to select the appropriate units to meet the needs, interests and working environment of all parties. Subjects can include: - Test and repair basic electrical circuits - Diagnose and repair vehicle dynamic control systems - Service and repair electronic body management systems - Repair final drive – driveline - Diagnose and repair electronic compression ignition engine management systems - Diagnose and repair light vehicle emission control systems - Repair suspension systems - Carry out diagnostic procedures - Diagnose and repair electronic spark ignition engine management systems ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate III in Heavy Vehicle Mechanical Technology - Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Technology - Certificate III in Automotive Engine Reconditioning [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/NSW-AUR30620-Cert-III-Light-Vehicle.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/NSW-AUR30620-Cert-III-Light-Vehicle.pdf) ![Skills NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/NSW-Course-page.png "Skills NSW")This training is subsidised by the [NSW Government](https://www.nsw.gov.au/). - Obtain a Unique Student Identifier \[USI\] [here](https://www.usi.gov.au/students/get-a-usi) - See support options for NSW Apprentices [here](https://www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au/states/New-South-Wales) - The Apprenticeship process in NSW explained, [here](https://education.nsw.gov.au/skills-nsw/apprentices-and-trainees) - Apprentice Connect Australia Providers in NSW: **MAS National** - [ 1300 627 628](tel:1300%20627%20628) - [ info@masnational.com.au](mailto:info@masnational.com.au) - [ www.masnational.com.au](https://www.masnational.com.au) **MEGT** - [ 136 348](tel:136%20348) - [ acpinfo@megt.com.au](mailto:acpinfo@megt.com.au) - [ www.megt.com.au](https://www.megt.com.au) **Busy At Work** - [ 132 879](tel:132879) - [ busy@busyatwork.com.au](mailto:busy@busyatwork.com.au) - [ www.masnational.com.au](https://www.masnational.com.au) **Apprenticeship Support Australia** - [ 1300 363 831](tel:1300%20363%20831) - [ info@apprenticeshipsupport.com.au](mailto:info@apprenticeshipsupport.com.au) - [ www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au](https://www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [MEM31419 Certificate III in Engineering - Fixed and Mobile Plant Mechanic - NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-engineering-fixed-and-mobile-plant-mechanic-nsw/) **Published:** February 11, 2024 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # MEM31419 Certificate III in Engineering – Fixed and Mobile Plant Mechanic ### New South Wales [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)This mechanical Trade course with a focus on Diesel Fitting is designed to offer students the opportunity to further their skills and experience repairing and maintaining a range of equipment driven by diesel engines, including heavy earthmoving equipment. This course is for individuals who work or would like to work as a Diesel Fitter. The duties include using hand and power tools, planning work activities, interpreting drawings, basic welding using a range of processes, using precision tools, diagnosing faults in components and bearings, tuning the diesel engine, and working on braking, steering and engine cooling system. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace & Online Training Total Units26 (19 Core + 7 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this [course the student](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students-cookery-courses-australia/) will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Diesel Fitter - Heavy Earthmoving Fitter (HEF) - Diesel Mechanic ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate IV in Engineering [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/NSW-MEM31419-Cert-III-in-Engineering-Mobile-Plant-Mechanic.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/NSW-MEM31419-Cert-III-in-Engineering-Mobile-Plant-Mechanic.pdf) ![Skills NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/NSW-Course-page.png "Skills NSW") ### **Certificate III in Diesel Mechanic Outcomes** Design, assembly, manufacture, installation, modification, testing, fault finding, commissioning, maintenance, and service of all mechanical equipment, machinery, fluid power systems, stationary and mobile equipment, instruments, refrigeration, and the use of computer-controlled machine tools are all covered by the Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade. This certification leads to employment in a wide range of industrial and engineering-related companies and opportunities in other industries. ### **Diesel Fitter** A Diesel Fitter is a mechanic who specializes in the repair and maintenance of diesel engines, which are commonly found in heavy trucks and industrial machines. Engines are inspected, defects are diagnosed and repaired, routine maintenance is performed, and engines and other components are dismantled and reassembled. ### **Heavy Earthmoving Fitter (HEF)** A mechanic specialising in the repair and maintenance of heavy vehicles or plant equipment is a Heavy Diesel Fitter. Engines are inspected, defects are diagnosed and repaired, routine maintenance is performed, and machines and other components are dismantled and reassembled. Heavy Diesel Fitters are experts in diagnosing and overhauling colossal diesel engines, although they may also operate on other machinery. Works on trucks, bulldozers, tractors, heavy plant equipment, generators, and pumps in workshops, factories, and construction sites. Mining and resources, transportation and logistics, manufacturing, postal and warehousing, and wholesale trade are all industries where they qualify for work. ### **Diesel Mechanic** Diesel mechanics work with all forms of diesel engines, which are different from gasoline engines. They perform inspections, repairs, service, and overhauls. Diesel [mechanics may work on various vehicles](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-heavy-commercial-vehicle-mechanical-technology-nsw/) and machines, including automobiles, buses, trucks, and farm gear. You could work as a Diesel Mechanic on everything from routine maintenance to complete engine overhauls or rebuilds. Diesel mechanics operate in garages, freight and mass transportation operations, and government facilities. This training is subsidised by the [NSW Government](https://www.nsw.gov.au/). - Obtain a Unique Student Identifier \[USI\] [here](https://www.usi.gov.au/students/get-a-usi) - See support options for NSW Apprentices [here](https://www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au/states/New-South-Wales) - The Apprenticeship process in NSW explained, [here](https://education.nsw.gov.au/skills-nsw/apprentices-and-trainees) - Apprentice Connect Australia Providers in NSW: **MAS National** - [ 1300 627 628](tel:1300%20627%20628) - [ info@masnational.com.au](mailto:info@masnational.com.au) - [ www.masnational.com.au](https://www.masnational.com.au) **MEGT** - [ 136 348](tel:136%20348) - [ acpinfo@megt.com.au](mailto:acpinfo@megt.com.au) - [ www.megt.com.au](https://www.megt.com.au) **Busy At Work** - [ 132 879](tel:132879) - [ busy@busyatwork.com.au](mailto:busy@busyatwork.com.au) - [ www.masnational.com.au](https://www.masnational.com.au) **Apprenticeship Support Australia** - [ 1300 363 831](tel:1300%20363%20831) - [ info@apprenticeshipsupport.com.au](mailto:info@apprenticeshipsupport.com.au) - [ www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au](https://www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [AUR32721 Certificate III in Automotive Electric Vehicle Technology](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-automotive-electric-vehicle-technology/) **Published:** November 9, 2024 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # AUR32721 Certificate III in Automotive Electric Vehicle Technology [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)This course provides foundational skills and knowledge for servicing and repairing key [mechanical components in motor vehicles,](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-light-vehicle-mechanical-technology/) including electric engines, transmission systems, and suspension, all while adhering to AS 5732 standards. You’ll gain experience in consulting with vehicle owners to identify issues, performing diagnostic tests, and [servicing a variety of automotive](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/automotive-services/) systems. This hands-on training will develop your abilities in both [light and heavy vehicle mechanics](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-light-vehicle-mechanical-technology/). By completing this qualification, you’ll be prepared to work as a certified electric vehicle mechanic. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace & Online Total Units29 (16 Core + 13 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so [students can start their training](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students/) immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the [online components of this course](https://www.axial.edu.au/online-courses/) the student will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes Automotive Electric Vehicle Technician ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology - Certificate III in Heavy Vehicle Mechanical Technology - Certificate III in Automotive Engine Re-Conditioning [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/AUR32721_Certiicate_III_in_Automotive_Electric_Vehicle_Technology.jpg?v=2024)](/wp-content/uploads/AUR32721_Certiicate_III_in_Automotive_Electric_Vehicle_Technology.pdf)### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [AUR30620 Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-light-vehicle-mechanical-technology/) **Published:** May 27, 2021 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # AUR30620 Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)This Certificate III apprenticeship will give you the opportunity to develop your skills in the light vehicle service and repair sector. Upon completion of this qualification, you will become a qualified light vehicle mechanical technician. This course will give you the underpinning skills and knowledge to service and repair the [mechanical parts of a motor vehicle](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-heavy-commercial-vehicle-mechanical-technology-nsw/) such as the engine, transmission and suspension systems. You’ll learn to discuss problems with vehicle owners to discover faults, carry out diagnostic procedures and repair and service a range of automotive systems including cooling systems, fuel systems, air conditioning and emission control systems, clutch assemblies, manual and automatic transmissions, braking systems, final drive assemblies and steering systems. Axial’s qualified trainers will help students understand the theoretical and practical aspects of the course to support their success. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace Training Total Units36 (20 Core + 16 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this [course the student](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students-cookery-courses-australia/) will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes With your trade qualification in hand, you could work for a wide range of companies across Australia in interesting locations and work environments. As a qualified light vehicle technician your role could vary from being part of a team for a large workshop to working for a small business. To view hundreds of videos about getting a skill or trade visit [SkillsOne](https://www.skillsone.com.au/). ## Course units Axial will [work with the student](https://www.axial.edu.au/upskilling-working-students-at-the-workplace-flexible-learning-with-axial/) and employer to select the appropriate units to meet the needs, interests and working environment of all parties. Subjects can include: - Test and repair basic electrical circuits - Diagnose and repair vehicle dynamic control systems - Service and repair electronic body management systems - Repair final drive – driveline - Diagnose and repair electronic compression ignition engine management systems - Diagnose and repair light vehicle emission control systems - Repair suspension systems - Carry out diagnostic procedures - Diagnose and repair electronic spark ignition engine management systems ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate III in Heavy Vehicle Mechanical Technology - Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Technology - Certificate III in Automotive Engine Reconditioning [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/AUR30620_Cert_3_Light_Vehicle.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/AUR30620_Cert_3_Light_Vehicle.pdf)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [SIT20322 Certificate II in Hospitality](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/hospitality/certificate-ii-in-hospitality/) **Published:** December 2, 2020 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # SIT20322 Certificate II in Hospitality [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)The SIT20322 Certificate II in Hospitality qualification reflects the role of individuals who have a defined and limited range of hospitality operational skills and basic industry knowledge. They are involved in mainly routine and repetitive tasks and work under direct supervision. This qualification provides a pathway to work in various [hospitality](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-apprenticeships-and-traineeships/diploma-of-hospitality-management/) settings, such as restaurants, hotels, motels, catering operations, clubs, pubs, cafés, and coffee shops. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace & Online Total Units12 (5 Core + 7 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 12 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the [online components of this course](https://www.axial.edu.au/online-courses/) you will need regular access to the following: - Laptop or desktop computer with working speakers or headphone points; - Internet: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Bar attendant - Café attendant - Catering assistant - Food and beverage attendant - Front office assistant - Porter ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate III in Hospitality - Certificate IV in Hospitality - Diploma of Hospitality - Diploma of Hospitality Management [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/SIT20322-Certificate-II-in-Hospitality.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/SIT20322-Certificate-II-in-Hospitality.pdf)## Possible Outcomes from Completing a Certificate II in Hospitality ### Bar Attendant Baristas and bartenders prepare, mix, and serve alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks to customers in licensed businesses and espresso coffee and other hot beverages to customers in cafes, coffee shops, and restaurants. ### Café Attendant Cleaning tables, transporting dirty dishes to the kitchen, refilling glasses, and seating clients are among the responsibilities of cafe attendants, which vary depending on the café. They may also assist servers by delivering meals to tables, and they must be able to perform the entire shift while standing. ### Catering Assistant Catering Assistants assist Caterers and Chefs in preparing meals for customers and the efficient operation of the kitchen. Catering Assistants may be needed to [work outside of regular business](https://www.axial.edu.au/the-future-of-work-top-business-trends-shaping-career-opportunities/) hours, such as on weekends or night. ### Food and Beverage Attendant Food and Beverage Attendants work in restaurants, bars, cafes, and hotels in the hospitality business. A great Food and Beverage Attendant is known for providing excellent customer service. Customers may be greeted confidently A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [Life at Axial](https://www.axial.edu.au/life-at-axial/) **Published:** August 13, 2024 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Life at Axial ### [The Complete Mobile Plant Mechanic Guide](https://www.axial.edu.au/the-complete-mobile-plant-mechanic-guide/ "The Complete Mobile Plant Mechanic Guide") Are you searching for a career with genuine earning potential, job security, and hands-on work that makes a tangible difference? Mobile [plant mechanics](https://www.axial.edu.au/the-complete-mobile-plant-mechanic-guide/) are among Australia’s highest-paid [Read More →](https://www.axial.edu.au/the-complete-mobile-plant-mechanic-guide/ "Read More") [ ![The Complete Mobile Plant Mechanic Guide](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Axial-Blog-Banners-1024x576.png) ](https://www.axial.edu.au/the-complete-mobile-plant-mechanic-guide/ "The Complete Mobile Plant Mechanic Guide")### [Upskilling Working Students at the Workplace: Flexible Learning with Axial](https://www.axial.edu.au/upskilling-working-students-at-the-workplace-flexible-learning-with-axial/ "Upskilling Working Students at the Workplace: Flexible Learning with Axial") upskilling students, Year 10 training, Year 11 courses, Year 12 learning, family business training, [flexible learning,](https://www.axial.edu.au/upskilling-working-students-at-the-workplace-flexible-learning-with-axial/) Axial Training, school-based apprenticeships, workplace training, Queensland education, NSW training, vocational education, student support, career pathways [Read More →](https://www.axial.edu.au/upskilling-working-students-at-the-workplace-flexible-learning-with-axial/ "Read More") [ ![work and study options](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Automotive_Heavy-1-1.jpg) ](https://www.axial.edu.au/upskilling-working-students-at-the-workplace-flexible-learning-with-axial/ "Upskilling Working Students at the Workplace: Flexible Learning with Axial")### [How You Can Get Involved This R U OK? Day](https://www.axial.edu.au/how-you-can-get-involved-this-r-u-ok-day/ "How You Can Get Involved This R U OK? Day") Take a moment to check in with your classmates or colleagues-online or in person. Make time for a chat, and be ready to listen without judgement. Share R U OK? Day resources and start building a culture of care and connection-at Axial and beyond. [Read More →](https://www.axial.edu.au/how-you-can-get-involved-this-r-u-ok-day/ "Read More") [ ![How You Can Get Involved This R U OK? Day](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Axial-Blog-Banners-1-1024x576.png) ](https://www.axial.edu.au/how-you-can-get-involved-this-r-u-ok-day/ "How You Can Get Involved This R U OK? Day")### [Apprenticeships & Traineeships in Newcastle and Hunter Region](https://www.axial.edu.au/apprenticeships-traineeships-in-newcastle-and-hunter-region/ "Apprenticeships & Traineeships in Newcastle and Hunter Region") [Read More →](https://www.axial.edu.au/apprenticeships-traineeships-in-newcastle-and-hunter-region/ "Read More") [ ![Apprenticeships & Traineeships in Newcastle and Hunter Region](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Axial-Blog-Banners-1024x576.png) ](https://www.axial.edu.au/apprenticeships-traineeships-in-newcastle-and-hunter-region/ "Apprenticeships & Traineeships in Newcastle and Hunter Region")### [Axial Training | 2025 Outcomes and Impact Report](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-training-2025-outcomes-and-impact-report/ "Axial Training | 2025 Outcomes and Impact Report") [Read More →](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-training-2025-outcomes-and-impact-report/ "Read More") [ ![Axial Training - 2025 Outcomes and Impact Report](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Axial-Blog-Banners-1-1024x576.png) ](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-training-2025-outcomes-and-impact-report/ "Axial Training | 2025 Outcomes and Impact Report")### [Digital Transformation in Vocational Training: Shaping Careers for 2025](https://www.axial.edu.au/digital-transformation-in-vocational-training-shaping-careers-for-2025/ "Digital Transformation in Vocational Training: Shaping Careers for 2025") [Read More →](https://www.axial.edu.au/digital-transformation-in-vocational-training-shaping-careers-for-2025/ "Read More") [ ![Business](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/business-2-mini.jpg) ](https://www.axial.edu.au/digital-transformation-in-vocational-training-shaping-careers-for-2025/ "Digital Transformation in Vocational Training: Shaping Careers for 2025")### [EOFY Checklist 2025: Essential Tasks for Axial Students, Apprentices, and Business Partners](https://www.axial.edu.au/eofy-checklist-2025-essential-tasks-for-axial-students-apprentices-and-business-partners/ "EOFY Checklist 2025: Essential Tasks for Axial Students, Apprentices, and Business Partners") Make the most of EOFY [2025 with Axial’s essential](https://www.axial.edu.au/eofy-checklist-2025-essential-tasks-for-axial-students-apprentices-and-business-partners/) checklist-covering tax tips, compliance, and planning for students, apprentices, and employers. [Read More →](https://www.axial.edu.au/eofy-checklist-2025-essential-tasks-for-axial-students-apprentices-and-business-partners/ "Read More") [ ![Axial EOFY checklist for students, apprentices, and business partners 2025](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/cert-iii-electrotechnology-electrician-xl-1024x390.jpg) ](https://www.axial.edu.au/eofy-checklist-2025-essential-tasks-for-axial-students-apprentices-and-business-partners/ "EOFY Checklist 2025: Essential Tasks for Axial Students, Apprentices, and Business Partners")### [Pathways to Becoming a Licensed Electrician in Australia](https://www.axial.edu.au/pathways-to-becoming-a-licensed-electrician-in-australia/ "Pathways to Becoming a Licensed Electrician in Australia") [Read More →](https://www.axial.edu.au/pathways-to-becoming-a-licensed-electrician-in-australia/ "Read More") [ ![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/cert-iii-refrigeration-aircon-sm.jpg) ](https://www.axial.edu.au/pathways-to-becoming-a-licensed-electrician-in-australia/ "Pathways to Becoming a Licensed Electrician in Australia")### [The Power of Practical Learning: Inside Axial’s Training Facilities](https://www.axial.edu.au/the-power-of-practical-learning-inside-axials-training-facilities/ "The Power of Practical Learning: Inside Axial’s Training Facilities") [Read More →](https://www.axial.edu.au/the-power-of-practical-learning-inside-axials-training-facilities/ "Read More") [ ![Inside Axial's State-of-the-Art Training Facilities](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/P1013487-graduations-1024x682.jpg) ](https://www.axial.edu.au/the-power-of-practical-learning-inside-axials-training-facilities/ "The Power of Practical Learning: Inside Axial’s Training Facilities")### [Nationally Recognised Apprenticeship Training: Your Path to Success with Axial](https://www.axial.edu.au/nationally-recognised-apprenticeship-training-your-path-to-success-with-axial/ "Nationally Recognised Apprenticeship Training: Your Path to Success with Axial") Discover how Axial Training’s nationally recognised apprenticeship [training programs provide practical,](https://www.axial.edu.au/the-power-of-practical-learning-inside-axials-training-facilities/) workplace-based education, government funding options, and career advancement opportunities across engineering, automotive, cookery, and more industries. Start your path to success today! [Read More →](https://www.axial.edu.au/nationally-recognised-apprenticeship-training-your-path-to-success-with-axial/ "Read More") [ ![Nationally recognised apprenticeship training](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/female-welding-1-mini.jpg) ](https://www.axial.edu.au/nationally-recognised-apprenticeship-training-your-path-to-success-with-axial/ "Nationally Recognised Apprenticeship Training: Your Path to Success with Axial")- 1 - [2](https://www.axial.edu.au/page/2/?page_id=4054&fl_builder) - [Next »](https://www.axial.edu.au/page/2/?page_id=4054&fl_builder) --- ### [MEM20219 Certificate II in Engineering - Production Technology](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-ii-in-engineering-production-technology-nsw/) **Published:** April 16, 2025 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # MEM20219 Certificate II in Engineering – Production Technology ### New South Wales [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)This Certificate II traineeship will give you the base level skills, knowledge and competencies required to work in an engineering workshop or factory. MEM20219 Certificate II in Engineering – Production Technology has been developed for those who would like to gain entry-level employment into the metals, engineering and associated industries. Trainees who undertake this traineeship will be able to achieve outcomes based on the manufacturing, engineering, production and/or process industries. Trainees will primarily be engaged in production work, including the set up and operation of: - Automatic, semi-automatic, single purpose and computer numeric (CNC) machines - Production lathes, welding processes and major manufacturing production lines - Monitoring, servicing, repairing and assembly of mechanical, fabrication, electrical and metal product machines. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace & Online Total Units24 (7 Core units + 17 Elective units) Duration of CourseUp to 24 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this [course the student](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students-cookery-courses-australia/) will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Metal Engineering Worker - Engineering Process Worker - Production Machinist - Foundry Worker ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate III in Engineering - Certificate IV in Engineering [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/NSW-MEM20219-Cert-II-Engineering-Production-Tech.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/NSW-MEM20219-Cert-II-Engineering-Production-Tech.pdf) ![Skills NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/NSW-Course-page.png "Skills NSW") This training is subsidised by the [NSW Government](https://www.nsw.gov.au/). - Obtain a Unique Student Identifier \[USI\] [here](https://www.usi.gov.au/students/get-a-usi) - See support options for NSW Apprentices [here](https://www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au/states/New-South-Wales) - The Apprenticeship process in NSW explained, [here](https://education.nsw.gov.au/skills-nsw/apprentices-and-trainees) - Apprentice Connect Australia Providers in NSW: **MAS National** - [ 1300 627 628](tel:1300%20627%20628) - [ info@masnational.com.au](mailto:info@masnational.com.au) - [ www.masnational.com.au](https://www.masnational.com.au) **MEGT** - [ 136 348](tel:136%20348) - [ acpinfo@megt.com.au](mailto:acpinfo@megt.com.au) - [ www.megt.com.au](https://www.megt.com.au) **Busy At Work** - [ 132 879](tel:132879) - [ busy@busyatwork.com.au](mailto:busy@busyatwork.com.au) - [ www.masnational.com.au](https://www.masnational.com.au) **Apprenticeship Support Australia** - [ 1300 363 831](tel:1300%20363%20831) - [ info@apprenticeshipsupport.com.au](mailto:info@apprenticeshipsupport.com.au) - [ www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au](https://www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [AMP30815 Certificate III in Meat Processing (Retail Butcher) - NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/retail-meat/certificate-iii-in-meat-processing-nsw/) **Published:** June 1, 2023 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # AMP30815 Certificate III in Meat Processing (Retail Butcher) ### New South Wales [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)The AMP30815 Certificate III in Meat Processing apprenticeship program is designed to provide you with highly developed skills to enable you to work in a retail meat environment. Throughout the course you will complete a range of core practical subjects as well gaining an understanding of theory in areas such as ordering and merchandising, pricing and nutritional advice on meat. At the [successful completion of this course the student](https://www.axial.edu.au/migration-student-visa-agents-partner-with-us-for-student-success/) will qualify as a retail butcher col acol b Study ModeWorkplace Training Total Units44 (37 Core units + 7 Elective units) Duration of CourseUp to 36 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this course the student will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Retail Butcher ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate IV in Meat Processing - Diploma of Meat Processing - Advanced Diploma of Meat Processing [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/NSW-AMP30815-Cert-III-Meat.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/NSW-AMP30815-Cert-III-Meat.pdf) ![Skills NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/NSW-Course-page.png "Skills NSW")This training is subsidised by the [NSW Government](https://www.nsw.gov.au/). - Obtain a Unique Student Identifier \[USI\] [here](https://www.usi.gov.au/students/get-a-usi) - See support options for NSW Apprentices [here](https://www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au/states/New-South-Wales) - The Apprenticeship process in NSW explained, [here](https://education.nsw.gov.au/skills-nsw/apprentices-and-trainees) - Apprentice Connect Australia Providers in NSW: **MAS National** - [ 1300 627 628](tel:1300%20627%20628) - [ info@masnational.com.au](mailto:info@masnational.com.au) - [ www.masnational.com.au](https://www.masnational.com.au) **MEGT** - [ 136 348](tel:136%20348) - [ acpinfo@megt.com.au](mailto:acpinfo@megt.com.au) - [ www.megt.com.au](https://www.megt.com.au) **Busy At Work** - [ 132 879](tel:132879) - [ busy@busyatwork.com.au](mailto:busy@busyatwork.com.au) - [ www.masnational.com.au](https://www.masnational.com.au) **Apprenticeship Support Australia** - [ 1300 363 831](tel:1300%20363%20831) - [ info@apprenticeshipsupport.com.au](mailto:info@apprenticeshipsupport.com.au) - [ www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au](https://www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au) A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [BSB50120 Diploma of Business - Entrepreneurship](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/business/diploma-of-business-entrepreneurship/) **Published:** August 21, 2022 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # BSB50120 Diploma of Business – with a focus on Entrepreneurship [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)Axial Training’s BSB50120 Diploma of Business qualification is ideal for professionals with skills that they would like to further enhance across a breadth of business activities. The “Entrepreneurship” program, introduces students to entrepreneurial thinking and will teach the tools to problem solve and develop innovative thinking and solutions. This course will equip [students with the skills needed for a successful](https://www.axial.edu.au/migration-student-visa-agents-partner-with-us-for-student-success/) career in your own business or anywhere in the diverse and dynamic business industry. Students will gain an insight into key elements of managing people and organisations, [learn and expand their knowledge of contemporary business practices](https://www.axial.edu.au/the-power-of-practical-learning-inside-axials-training-facilities/). Students core business units are further enhanced with a range of specialisation subjects focusing on entrepreneurship and e-commerce, empowering them to think and act in a way that sets the foundation to be able to successfully run their own business. col acol b Study Mode- Online with trainer support Duration of CourseUp to 18 Months Total Units12 (5 Core units + 7 Elective units) ## Entry requirements ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this course you will need regular access to the following: - Laptop or desktop computer with working speakers or headphone points; - Internet: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Office Manager - Team Leader - Retail Manager - Program Coordinator - Entrepreneur - Business Owner - Unit Manager ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Diploma of Leadership and Management - Diploma of Business Administration - Diploma of Human Resources Management ## University pathways If you wish to pursue further study at a University, Axial Training has credit articulation agreements in place to help you achieve this study goal. Contact us for assistance in calculating the University credits available to you upon completion of your Axial studies. ![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/griffith-university-logo.svg)![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/uni-southern-qld-wide.svg?v=1)![James Cook University](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/james-cook-university.svg)![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/southern-cross-university.svg?v=1)![Swinburne University of Technology](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/swinburne_logo.svg)![Uni Sunshine Coast](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/UniSC_Logo-Abr_Horiz.svg?v=1)![Torrents University Australia](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Torrens_University_Australia.svg)![CQUniversity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/cqu-web-logo.svg?v=1) [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/BSB50120-Diploma-of-Business-Entreprenuership.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/BSB50120-Diploma-of-Business-Entreprenuership.pdf?v=20250930)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering - Production](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-ii-in-engineering-production/) **Published:** January 26, 2021 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering – Production ### Queensland and New South Wales [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)This Certificate II traineeship will give you the base level skills, knowledge and competencies required to work in an engineering workshop or factory. As well as acquiring basic trade skills such as machining, fabrication and using hand and power tools, you will also develop a sound knowledge of workplace communication, occupational health and safety, quality procedures and industry specific production processes. Trainees will complete a range of subjects including: - Hand and power tools - Principles of OH&S in the work environment - Engineering measurements - Welding practices col acol b Study ModeWorkplace Training Total Units16 (5 Core units + 11 Elective units) Duration of CourseUp to 12 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this [course the student](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students-cookery-courses-australia/) will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - CNC Machine Operator - Production Machinist - Foundry Worker ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate III in Engineering - Certificate IV in Engineering [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/MEM20105_Certificate_II_in_Engineering_Production_2021.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/MEM20105-Certificate-II-in-Engineering-Production)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [Certificate III in Automotive Diesel Fuel Technology](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-diesel-fuel-technology/) **Published:** February 9, 2021 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # AUR31420 Certificate III in Automotive Diesel Fuel Technology [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)A course that provides individuals with the skills and knowledge required to be competent in varying operations within the heavy vehicle service and repair sector, specialising in diesel fuel systems. It builds on basic operational skills and provides the learner with advanced operational and technical skills. Upon completion of this qualification, apprentices will become qualified heavy vehicle diesel fuel technicians. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace Training Total Units21 (13 Core + 8 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 36 months ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this [course the student](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students-cookery-courses-australia/) will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Heavy Vehicle Diesel Fuel Technician - Automotive Diesel Fuel Technician ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology - Certificate III in Heavy Vehicle Mechanical Technology - Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Technology Certificate III in Automotive Engine Re-Conditioning [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/AUR31416_Certiicate_III_in_Automotive_Diesel_Fuel_Technology_2021.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/AUR31420-Certiicate-III-in-Automotive-Diesel-Fuel-Technology.pdf)### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [BSB20120 Certificate II in Workplace Skills](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/business/certificate-ii-in-workplace-skills/) **Published:** December 29, 2020 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # BSB20120 Certificate II in Workplace Skills [ Apply Now ](https://www.axial.edu.au/contact/) [ Course Brochure ](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/BSB20120_Cert_II_Wokplace_skills.pdf)## About this course Axial Training specialises in providing tailored [apprenticeship and traineeship](https://www.axial.edu.au/apprenticeships-traineeships-in-newcastle-and-hunter-region/) training programs that cater to the specific needs of both employers and students. With over 25 years of experience, we take pride in delivering nationally accredited training that is custom designed to meet the demands of local industries. One of our offerings, the BSB20120 Certificate II in Workplace Skills, is well-suited for individuals seeking entry-level Business Services job roles. This versatile qualification is also ideal for those who are preparing to enter the workforce and are developing the essential skills necessary for their future careers. Certificate II holders are equipped to handle various basic procedural, clerical, administrative, or operational tasks, demonstrating proficiency in self-management and technology usage. Within a defined context, they confidently perform a range of routine tasks, applying fundamental operational knowledge and limited practical skills. It’s worth noting that individuals in these roles typically work under direct supervision, allowing them to build their capabilities and confidence with guidance and support. col acol b Study ModeOnline with support Total Units10 (5 Core + 5 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 12 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this course you will need regular access to the following: - Laptop or desktop computer with working speakers or headphone points; - Internet: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Administration Assistant - Clerical Worker - Data Entry Operator - Information Desk Clerk - Office Junior - Receptionist ## Course units [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/BSB20120_Cert_II_Wokplace_skills.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/BSB20120_Cert_II_Wokplace_skills.pdf?v=20250917)## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate III in Business - Certificate VI in Business - Diploma of Business - Diploma of Leadership and Management [Benefits of Studying a Certificate II in Workplace Skills](#) [*Expand*](#)Studying a BSB20120 Certificate II in Workplace Skills can be beneficial for various reasons, particularly if you are looking to enhance your employability and develop essential skills that are valuable in the workplace. Here are some key reasons why pursuing this certificate might be advantageous: 1. Basic Workplace Skills: The certificate focuses on providing fundamental workplace skills that are sought after by employers across different industries. These skills are essential for any job and can make you a more valuable asset to potential employers. 2. Entry-Level Employment: The certificate is designed to prepare individuals for entry-level positions in the workforce. It can be an excellent option if you are just starting your career and need a qualification to demonstrate your capabilities to employers. 3. Industry Recognition: The BSB20120 Certificate II in Workplace Skills is a nationally recognized qualification in Australia. Having this certificate can give you an edge over other candidates who don’t possess any formal qualification or training. 4. Career Development: If you are already employed, completing this certificate can help you advance in your current job or explore new opportunities within your organization. Employers often appreciate employees who take the initiative to improve their skills. 5. Skill Diversification: The certificate covers a range of skills, including communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and using digital technologies. These skills can be transferable across various industries and roles, allowing you to adapt to different work environments. 6. Confidence Building: Obtaining a certificate in workplace skills can boost your self-confidence and give you a sense of accomplishment. This newfound confidence can positively impact your work performance and interactions with colleagues and superiors. 7. Pathway to Further Education: If you plan to pursue higher qualifications in the future, the certificate can serve as a stepping stone. It may provide you with credits or recognition of prior learning towards other higher-level courses. 8. Practical Learning: The certificate often involves practical, hands-on learning experiences, which can be especially beneficial for individuals who learn best through real-world application. 9. Networking Opportunities: During the course, you’ll have the chance to meet and interact with fellow students, trainers, and industry professionals. Networking can lead to valuable connections and potential job opportunities. 10. Enhanced Employability: Employers value candidates who have invested in their personal and professional development. Completing the certificate shows your commitment to learning and improving yourself, making you a more attractive candidate in the job market. Remember, while a BSB20120 Certificate II in Workplace Skills can be beneficial, it’s essential to align your educational and career goals to make the most out of the program. Consider your interests, long-term plans, and the specific skills you want to develop before enrolling in any course. [Career Pathways for a Certificate II in Workplace Skills](#) [*Expand*](#)The BSB20120 Certificate II in Workplace Skills provides a solid foundation for various entry-level positions across different industries. While it is not a specialized qualification, it equips individuals with essential workplace skills that can be applied in a wide range of job roles. Here are some potential career pathways that can be pursued after completing the certificate: 1. Administrative Assistant: Certificate holders can work as administrative assistants, providing support to organizations by managing paperwork, scheduling appointments, and assisting with basic office tasks. 2. Customer Service Representative: With strong communication and interpersonal skills, certificate holders can work in customer service roles, addressing customer inquiries and resolving issues. 3. Retail Sales Associate: The certificate can be beneficial for those seeking employment in retail settings, where communication and teamwork are crucial for delivering excellent customer service. 4. Receptionist: Certificate holders can find opportunities as receptionists, managing front desk operations, greeting visitors, and handling phone calls. 5. Data Entry Operator: Individuals with good data entry and computer skills can work in data entry positions, inputting and maintaining information in databases. 6. Call Center Operator: The certificate can be useful for call center operators who handle incoming and outgoing calls, addressing customer concerns, and providing information. 7. Team Member or Assistant in Various Industries: The certificate prepares individuals for entry-level roles in diverse industries, such as hospitality, tourism, healthcare, and construction. 8. Junior Office Administrator: Graduates can start their careers as junior office administrators, supporting administrative tasks within a department or organization. 9. Warehouse or Logistics Assistant: Those with strong organizational skills can work in warehouse or logistics roles, assisting with inventory management and order processing. 10. Sales Support: Certificate holders can assist sales teams with administrative tasks, documentation, and customer follow-ups. It’s important to note that the BSB20120 Certificate II in Workplace Skills is designed as a starting point for building foundational skills. Many individuals use it as a stepping stone to further their education and pursue higher-level qualifications in specific fields or industries. As individuals gain more experience and additional qualifications, they can progress into more specialized and advanced roles within their chosen career paths. [The Benefits of Studying Online](#) [*Expand*](#)Studying the BSB20120 Certificate II in Workplace Skills online can offer several advantages and flexibility that traditional in-person learning might not provide. Here are some reasons why studying this certificate online could be a viable option: 1. Flexibility: Online learning allows you to study at your own pace and set your own schedule. This flexibility is particularly beneficial if you are currently working or have other commitments that make attending in-person classes challenging. 2. Accessibility: With online courses, geographical barriers are no longer an issue. You can enroll in a program offered by a reputable institution regardless of your location, giving you access to a broader range of options. 3. Convenience: Online learning eliminates the need for commuting to a physical campus, saving you time and money. You can study from the comfort of your home or any other location with internet access. 4. Self-Paced Learning: Some online courses offer self-paced learning, meaning you can progress through the material at a speed that suits you best. This can be especially beneficial if you find certain topics easier or more challenging than others. 5. Personalized Learning: Online platforms often use adaptive learning technologies that personalize the learning experience based on your strengths and weaknesses. This can enhance the effectiveness of your study and help you focus on areas that need improvement. 6. Access to Resources: Online courses typically provide a wealth of resources, including multimedia lectures, interactive quizzes, digital textbooks, and online forums for discussions with instructors and other students. 7. Improved Digital Skills: Engaging in online learning naturally develops your digital literacy and comfort with using various online tools and technologies-skills that are increasingly valuable in the modern workplace. 8. Cost-Effectiveness: Online courses can sometimes be more affordable than their in-person counterparts, as they often have fewer overhead expenses. Additionally, you save money on transportation, meals, and accommodation associated with attending physical classes. 9. Individualized Support: While studying online, you can still receive support from instructors through email, discussion forums, or virtual office hours. This one-on-one attention can be beneficial when you need clarifications or have questions about the course content. 10. Work-Life-Study Balance: For those who are already employed or have family commitments, online learning offers the flexibility to balance work, life, and study more effectively. [What Sets Axial Apart?](#) [*Expand*](#)We utilise a cloud-based online learning medium that enables our students and educators to interact anytime and anywhere. Through on-campus classes and online lessons, we are able to employ a “Blended Learning” technique that has proved to be the most flexible mode of delivery. The [Axial LIMEroom](https://www.limeroom.com.au/) provides all our students with easy access to mentors, educators, libraries, resources, IT support and more. Whether the student is onsite or learning remotely, LIMEroom will always be available to them to foster an enjoyable and transparent learning experience. [Our People](#) [*Expand*](#)Our educators and administrative staff are fully dedicated to providing the best [learning environment and outcomes for all of our students](https://www.axial.edu.au/upskilling-working-students-at-the-workplace-flexible-learning-with-axial/). We are highly passionate about how education can transform lives for the better. This is why we, ourselves, are lifelong learners, actively engaging in peer-to-peer learning, seminars and workshops. Learn more about the Axial team [here](https://www.axial.edu.au/our-people/). [Professional Associations, Licences and Certifications](#) [*Expand*](#)- Queensland Government-Subsidised Training Provider through [Skills Assure](https://desbt.qld.gov.au/training/docs-data/strategies/vet-strategy/skills-assure) - CRICOS# 03452C - RTO# 2437 - ABN# 150 77 405 442 ## Related Courses ### BSB30120 Certificate III in Business ![The Future of Work: Top Business Trends Shaping Career Opportunities](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/cert-iii-business-mini.jpg "cert-iii-business-mini")Certificate III in Business will boost your knowledge and skills in current business technologies, communication and improve your general office practices. ### Careers Data Entry Operator Payroll Officer General Clerk Human Resources Clerk Full Time: Up to 12 months Start Date: Enrol Anytime [ Learn more ](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/business/certificate-iii-in-business/ "Click Here")### BSB50120 Diploma of Business ![diploma-business-mini](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/diploma-business-mini.jpg "diploma-business-mini")Diploma of Business qualification is ideal for professionals with skills that they would like to further enhance across a breadth of business activities. ### Careers Office Manager Team Leader Retail Manager Program Coordinator Full Time: Up to 12 months Start Date: Enrol Anytime [ Learn more ](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/business/diploma-of-business/ "Click Here")### BSB50820 Diploma of Project Management ![diploma-project-management-mini](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/diploma-project-management-mini.jpg "diploma-project-management-mini")Attain a broad range of skills required to plan, lead and execute the end-to-end delivery of an organisation’s projects with this course. ### Careers Project Manager Clerical Manager Project Administrator Contracts Officer Full Time: Up to 12 months Start Date: Enrol Anytime [ Learn more ](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/business/diploma-of-project-management/ "Click Here")### BSB50420 Diploma of Leadership & Management ![leadership-mini](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/leadership-mini.jpg "leadership-mini")This [course was created to give students](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students-cookery-courses-australia/) a solid theoretical foundation, prepare them to operate at a strategic level and contribute to company decision-making. ### Careers Office Manager Business Development Manager Accounts Supervisor Executive / Personal Assistant Full Time: Up to 24 months Start Date: Enrol Anytime [ Learn more ](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/business/diploma-of-leadership-and-management/ "Click Here")### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [MEM20219 Certificate II in Engineering - Production Technology](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-ii-in-engineering-production-technology/) **Published:** January 26, 2021 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # MEM20219 Certificate II in Engineering – Production Technology ### Queensland and New South Wales [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)This Certificate II traineeship will give you the base level skills, knowledge and competencies required to work in an engineering workshop or factory. MEM20219 Certificate II in Engineering – Production Technology has been developed for those who would like to gain entry-level employment into the metals, engineering and associated industries. Trainees who undertake this traineeship will be able to achieve outcomes based on the manufacturing, engineering, production and/or process industries. Trainees will primarily be engaged in production work, including the set up and operation of: - Automatic, semi-automatic, single purpose and computer numeric (CNC) machines - Production lathes, welding processes and major manufacturing production lines - Monitoring, servicing, repairing and assembly of mechanical, fabrication, electrical and metal product machines. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace Training Total Units24 (7 Core units + 17 Elective units) Duration of CourseUp to 24 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the [online components of this course](https://www.axial.edu.au/online-courses/) the student will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Metal Engineering Worker - Engineering Process Worker - Production Machinist - Foundry Worker ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate III in Engineering - Certificate IV in Engineering [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/MEM20219-Cert-II-Engineering-Production-Tech.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/MEM20219-Cert-II-Engineering-Production-Tech.pdf)### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [AUR31120 Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-heavy-commercial-vehicle-mechanical-technology/) **Published:** December 6, 2020 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # AUR31120 Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)This Certificate III apprenticeship will give you the opportunity to develop your skills in the automotive heavy commercial vehicle service and repair sector. Upon completion of this qualification, you will become a qualified heavy commercial vehicle technician. In this course you will apply your practical skills and gain underpinning knowledge of how to diagnose problems, repair and service a range of systems and components of heavy vehicles and equipment. You’ll repair and service engines, transmissions, cooling, steering and suspension systems, electrical circuits and systems, hydraulic and air braking systems, and diesel fuel injection systems. You will also apply your skills and knowledge to complete heavy vehicle safety and roadworthy inspections. Axial’s qualified trainers will help students understand the theoretical and practical aspects of the course to support their success. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace Training Total Units36 (22 Core + 14 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this [course the student](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students-cookery-courses-australia/) will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes With your trade qualification in hand, you could work for a wide range of companies across Australia in interesting locations and work environments. As a qualified heavy vehicle technician your role could vary from being part of a team for a large workshop to working for a small business. To view hundreds of videos about getting a skill or trade visit [SkillsOne](https://www.skillsone.com.au/). ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology - Certificate III in Automotive Diesel Fuel Technology - Certificate III in Automotive Diesel Engine Technology [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/AUR31120_Cert_3_Heavy_Vehicle.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/AUR31120_Cert_3_Heavy_Vehicle.pdf)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [AMP30815 Certificate III in Meat Processing (Retail Butcher)](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/retail-meat/certificate-iii-in-meat-processing/) **Published:** November 27, 2020 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # AMP30815 Certificate III in Meat Processing (Retail Butcher) [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)The AMP30815 Certificate III in Meat Processing apprenticeship program is designed to provide you with highly developed skills to enable you to work in a retail meat environment. Throughout the course you will complete a range of core practical subjects as well gaining an understanding of theory in areas such as ordering and merchandising, pricing and nutritional advice on meat. At the [successful completion of this course the student](https://www.axial.edu.au/migration-student-visa-agents-partner-with-us-for-student-success/) will qualify as a retail butcher col acol b Study ModeWorkplace Training Total Units44 (37 Core units + 7 Elective units) Duration of CourseUp to 36 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this course the student will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Retail Butcher ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate IV in Meat Processing - Diploma of Meat Processing - Advanced Diploma of Meat Processing [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/AMP30815_Cert_III_Meat_2021.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/AMP30815-Cert-III-Meat.pdf)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [MEM30219 Certificate III in Engineering - Mechanical Trade (Machining) - NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-engineering-mechanical-trade-nsw/) **Published:** June 1, 2023 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # MEM30219 Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade (Machining) ### New South Wales [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)## Certificate III in Engineering Mechanical Trade Axial Training’s Engineering Mechanical Trade Certificate Course will imbue you with the knowledge and skills as an apprentice in creating and modifying components, mostly made from metals, plastics, or wood. Completing this mechanical skills training course will give you the skills needed to follow technical drawings, as well as the ability to design, assemble, manufacture, and install components in mechanical equipment. This engineering mechanical trade qualification will also give you competency in fault-finding, maintenance, and servicing of relevant equipment. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace Training Total Units30 (12 Core + 18 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Certificate III in Engineering Mechanical Trade Career Outcomes This mechanical skills training qualification leads to employment opportunities in a wide range of manufacturing and engineering-related industries and Engineering Tradesperson – Mechanical posts in other sectors. ### Fitter Machinist A fitter machinist is a skilled professional who makes machine parts and, in some situations, assembles the machine itself. Because metal fabrication is such an essential part of the fitter machinist work, applicants must have basic to intermediate math and scientific skills and fundamental communication skills. Additionally, the technician must interpret blueprints and other technical drawings accurately. ### Fitter and Turner The day-to-day tasks will include studying technical drawings to determine the most suitable materials for machines and fitting the fabricated parts to assemble the equipment. The job also calls for the capacity to fabricate metal parts using precision-measuring instruments. They can also be called to diagnose faults and operational maintenance and repairs of machines. ### Mechanical Fitter Mechanical fitters assemble production machines and other equipment by fitting and assembling metal components. They maintain and repair automated plant machinery and equipment to operational standards using various tools and engineering procedures. They evaluate and diagnose mechanical components or equipment which are damaged or worn out. Mechanical fitters also use precision measuring equipment to ensure that parts are accurate and fit correctly. ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this [course the student](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students-cookery-courses-australia/) will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Fitter Machinist - Fitter and Turner - Mechanical Fitter - Maintenance Fitter ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate IV in Engineering [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/NSW-MEM30219-Cert-III-in-Engineering-Production-Systems-Machining.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/NSW-MEM30219-Cert-III-in-Engineering-Production-Systems-Machining.pdf) ![Skills NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/NSW-Course-page.png "Skills NSW") This training is subsidised by the [NSW Government](https://www.nsw.gov.au/). - Obtain a Unique Student Identifier \[USI\] [here](https://www.usi.gov.au/students/get-a-usi) - See support options for NSW Apprentices [here](https://www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au/states/New-South-Wales) - The Apprenticeship process in NSW explained, [here](https://education.nsw.gov.au/skills-nsw/apprentices-and-trainees) - Apprentice Connect Australia Providers in NSW: **MAS National** - [ 1300 627 628](tel:1300%20627%20628) - [ info@masnational.com.au](mailto:info@masnational.com.au) - [ www.masnational.com.au](https://www.masnational.com.au) **MEGT** - [ 136 348](tel:136%20348) - [ acpinfo@megt.com.au](mailto:acpinfo@megt.com.au) - [ www.megt.com.au](https://www.megt.com.au) **Busy At Work** - [ 132 879](tel:132879) - [ busy@busyatwork.com.au](mailto:busy@busyatwork.com.au) - [ www.masnational.com.au](https://www.masnational.com.au) **Apprenticeship Support Australia** - [ 1300 363 831](tel:1300%20363%20831) - [ info@apprenticeshipsupport.com.au](mailto:info@apprenticeshipsupport.com.au) - [ www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au](https://www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [MEM31922D Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade (Sheetmetal Working) - NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-engineering-fabrication-trade-nsw/) **Published:** February 11, 2024 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # MEM31922D Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade (Sheetmetal Working) ### New South Wales [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)This qualification covers the skills and knowledge required for employment as an Engineering Tradesperson – Fabrication within the metal, engineering, manufacturing and associated industries or other industries where Engineering Tradespersons – Fabrication work. The qualification has been specifically developed to meet the needs of apprentices in the above trade. The qualification packaging has been developed on an assumption that competency will be developed through an integrated combination of on and off-the-job learning strategies such as those delivered through a formal apprenticeship. The qualification may also be achieved through formal skills recognition assessment processes. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace Training Total Units30 (12 Core + 18 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this [course the student](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students-cookery-courses-australia/) will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Sheet Metal Worker ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate IV in Engineering [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/NSW-MEM31922D-Cert-III-in-Engineering-Fabrication-Trade-Sheetmetal.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/NSW-MEM31922D-Cert-III-in-Engineering-Fabrication-Trade-Sheetmetal.pdf) ![Skills NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/NSW-Course-page.png "Skills NSW") This training is subsidised by the [NSW Government](https://www.nsw.gov.au/). - Obtain a Unique Student Identifier \[USI\] [here](https://www.usi.gov.au/students/get-a-usi) - See support options for NSW Apprentices [here](https://www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au/states/New-South-Wales) - The Apprenticeship process in NSW explained, [here](https://education.nsw.gov.au/skills-nsw/apprentices-and-trainees) - Apprentice Connect Australia Providers in NSW: **MAS National** - [ 1300 627 628](tel:1300%20627%20628) - [ info@masnational.com.au](mailto:info@masnational.com.au) - [ www.masnational.com.au](https://www.masnational.com.au) **MEGT** - [ 136 348](tel:136%20348) - [ acpinfo@megt.com.au](mailto:acpinfo@megt.com.au) - [ www.megt.com.au](https://www.megt.com.au) **Busy At Work** - [ 132 879](tel:132879) - [ busy@busyatwork.com.au](mailto:busy@busyatwork.com.au) - [ www.masnational.com.au](https://www.masnational.com.au) **Apprenticeship Support Australia** - [ 1300 363 831](tel:1300%20363%20831) - [ info@apprenticeshipsupport.com.au](mailto:info@apprenticeshipsupport.com.au) - [ www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au](https://www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au) #### Transition statement This qualification has been replaced by MEM31925 Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade as of 03 September 2025. A transition period applies to enable current students to complete their study. The transition period finishes on 02 September 2026. Students who have not fully completed this qualification prior to this date will be [transitioned into the replacement](https://www.axial.edu.au/fl-builder-template/transition-replaced-by-mem31925-certificate-iii-in-engineering/) qualification. ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [MEM31922C Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade (Boilermaking/Welding) - NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-engineering-fabrication-trade-boilermaking-nsw/) **Published:** February 11, 2024 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # MEM31922C Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade (Boilermaking / Welding) ### New South Wales [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)This course is for those employed as an apprentice in the manufacturing, engineering and related industry areas. Apprentices will acquire skills and knowledge in workplace communication, workplace health and safety, quality procedures systems and planning, engineering measurement, computations and computer technology. Industry-specific skills in welding and boiler making that are relevant to either current or intended employment will also be taught. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace Training Total Units30 (12 Core + 18 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this [course the student](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students-cookery-courses-australia/) will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Steel Fabricator - Welder - Boilermaker ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate IV in Engineering [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/NSW-MEM31922C-Cert-III-in-Engineering-Fabrication-Boiler-Making_Welding.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/NSW-MEM31922C-Cert-III-in-Engineering-Fabrication-Boiler-Making_Welding.pdf) ![Skills NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/NSW-Course-page.png "Skills NSW") This training is subsidised by the [NSW Government](https://www.nsw.gov.au/). - Obtain a Unique Student Identifier \[USI\] [here](https://www.usi.gov.au/students/get-a-usi) - See support options for NSW Apprentices [here](https://www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au/states/New-South-Wales) - The Apprenticeship process in NSW explained, [here](https://education.nsw.gov.au/skills-nsw/apprentices-and-trainees) - Apprentice Connect Australia Providers in NSW: **MAS National** - [ 1300 627 628](tel:1300%20627%20628) - [ info@masnational.com.au](mailto:info@masnational.com.au) - [ www.masnational.com.au](https://www.masnational.com.au) **MEGT** - [ 136 348](tel:136%20348) - [ acpinfo@megt.com.au](mailto:acpinfo@megt.com.au) - [ www.megt.com.au](https://www.megt.com.au) **Busy At Work** - [ 132 879](tel:132879) - [ busy@busyatwork.com.au](mailto:busy@busyatwork.com.au) - [ www.masnational.com.au](https://www.masnational.com.au) **Apprenticeship Support Australia** - [ 1300 363 831](tel:1300%20363%20831) - [ info@apprenticeshipsupport.com.au](mailto:info@apprenticeshipsupport.com.au) - [ www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au](https://www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au) #### Transition statement This qualification has been replaced by MEM31925 Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade as of 03 September 2025. A transition period applies to enable current students to complete their study. The transition period finishes on 02 September 2026. Students who have not fully completed this qualification prior to this date will be [transitioned into the replacement](https://www.axial.edu.au/fl-builder-template/transition-replaced-by-mem31925-certificate-iii-in-engineering/) qualification. ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [AMP20117 Certificate II in Meat Processing (Food Services)](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/retail-meat/certificate-ii-in-meat-processing/) **Published:** November 26, 2020 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # AMP20117 Certificate II in Meat Processing (Food Services) [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)The AMP20117 Certificate II in Meat Processing program covers work activities undertaken by workers commencing work in meat enterprises which undertake specialised services, such as preparing specialty meat cuts, gourmet meat, bulk value-added products, and providing meat preparation customer service. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace Training Total Units14 (6 Core units + 8 elective units) Duration of CourseUp to 12 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this [course the student](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students-cookery-courses-australia/) will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Meat Packer - Wholesale Meat Packer - Deli Attendant ## Course units ### Back Shop core and elective units ### Front Shop core and elective units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate III in Meat Processing [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/AMP20117_Cert_II_Meat_2021.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/AMP20117_Cert_II_Meat.pdf)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [UEE32225 Certificate III in Air Conditioning & Refrigeration](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-air-conditioning-refrigeration/) **Published:** June 5, 2023 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # UEE32225 Certificate III in Air Conditioning & Refrigeration [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)## Certificate III in Air Conditioning & Refrigeration In the UEE32225 Certificate III in Air Conditioning & Refrigeration qualification [students will learn](https://www.axial.edu.au/upskilling-working-students-at-the-workplace-flexible-learning-with-axial/) to select components and install, test, fault find, repair and maintain various refrigeration systems and equipment for food storage and preservation. Students will also learn to apply these skills for air conditioning and air distribution equipment for buildings an premises. The course also covers the regulatory requirements for purchasing and handling refrigerants and with Axial, remember it’s workplace-based training with no unnecessary end of course exams. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace and Online Total Units33 (27 Core + 6 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the [online components of this course](https://www.axial.edu.au/online-courses/) the student will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate IV in Engineering [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/UEE32225-Certificate-III-in-Air-Conditioning-Refrigeration.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/UEE32225-Certificate-III-in-Air-Conditioning-Refrigeration.pdf)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [AUR31120 Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology - NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/automotive-services/certificate-iii-in-heavy-commercial-vehicle-mechanical-technology-nsw/) **Published:** February 11, 2024 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # AUR31120 Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology ### New South Wales [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)This Certificate III apprenticeship will give you the opportunity to develop your skills in the automotive heavy commercial vehicle service and repair sector. Upon completion of this qualification, you will become a qualified heavy commercial vehicle technician. In this course you will apply your practical skills and gain underpinning knowledge of how to diagnose problems, repair and service a range of systems and components of heavy vehicles and equipment. You’ll repair and service engines, transmissions, cooling, steering and suspension systems, electrical circuits and systems, hydraulic and air braking systems, and diesel fuel injection systems. You will also apply your skills and knowledge to complete heavy vehicle safety and roadworthy inspections. Axial’s qualified trainers will help students understand the theoretical and practical aspects of the course to support their success. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace Training Total Units36 (22 Core + 14 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this [course the student](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students-cookery-courses-australia/) will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes With your trade qualification in hand, you could work for a wide range of companies across Australia in interesting locations and work environments. As a qualified heavy vehicle technician your role could vary from being part of a team for a large workshop to working for a small business. To view hundreds of videos about getting a skill or trade visit [SkillsOne](https://www.skillsone.com.au/). ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology - Certificate III in Automotive Diesel Fuel Technology - Certificate III in Automotive Diesel Engine Technology [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/NSW-AUR31120-Cert-III-Heavy-Vehicle.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/NSW-AUR31120-Cert-III-Heavy-Vehicle.pdf) ![Skills NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/NSW-Course-page.png "Skills NSW")This training is subsidised by the [NSW Government](https://www.nsw.gov.au/). - Obtain a Unique Student Identifier \[USI\] [here](https://www.usi.gov.au/students/get-a-usi) - See support options for NSW Apprentices [here](https://www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au/states/New-South-Wales) - The Apprenticeship process in NSW explained, [here](https://education.nsw.gov.au/skills-nsw/apprentices-and-trainees) - Apprentice Connect Australia Providers in NSW: **MAS National** - [ 1300 627 628](tel:1300%20627%20628) - [ info@masnational.com.au](mailto:info@masnational.com.au) - [ www.masnational.com.au](https://www.masnational.com.au) **MEGT** - [ 136 348](tel:136%20348) - [ acpinfo@megt.com.au](mailto:acpinfo@megt.com.au) - [ www.megt.com.au](https://www.megt.com.au) **Busy At Work** - [ 132 879](tel:132879) - [ busy@busyatwork.com.au](mailto:busy@busyatwork.com.au) - [ www.masnational.com.au](https://www.masnational.com.au) **Apprenticeship Support Australia** - [ 1300 363 831](tel:1300%20363%20831) - [ info@apprenticeshipsupport.com.au](mailto:info@apprenticeshipsupport.com.au) - [ www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au](https://www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [MEM31322 Certificate III in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-refigeration-and-air-conditioning/) **Published:** August 11, 2024 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # MEM31322 Certificate III in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning – Fitting [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)Axial’s MEM31322 Certificate III in Engineering Refrigeration and Air Conditioning qualification provides the knowledge and skills for an apprentice to install, repair and service refrigeration and air conditioning systems. the work includes design, assembly & installation modification, fault finding, commissioning, maintenance and repair of compressors, chiller units, blower unit fan systems, electrical / electronic control units, air balance units, refrigeration recharge units, high and low pressure vacuum pumps and duct work sections. It also includes the fabrication of pipes and component fitting, and working with electrical/electronics circuits and refrigerant gasses. Successful completion of this qualification will allow you to become a trade-qualified refrigeration and air conditioning mechanic. You will also be able to apply for your Restricted Electrical Licence and full Refrigerant Handling Licence. col acol b Study Mode- Workplace & Online Total Units27 (22 Core + 5 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this [course the student](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students-cookery-courses-australia/) will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic ## Course units [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/MEM31322-Cert-III-Refrigeration-and-AC.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/MEM31322-Cert-III-Refrigeration-and-AC.pdf)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [SIT30821 Certificate III in Commercial Cookery](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/cookery/certificate-iii-in-commercial-cookery/) **Published:** November 26, 2020 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # SIT30821 Certificate III in Commercial Cookery [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)Axial’s SIT30821 Certificate III in Commercial Cookery is a qualification reflecting the role of commercial cooks who use a wide range of cookery skills and sound knowledge of kitchen operations to prepare food and menu items. Using discretion and judgement, they work with some independence and under limited supervision using plans, policies and procedures to guide work activities. This apprenticeship is for those who want to become qualified cooks acquiring the skills and knowledge needed to operate as a trade cook in a commercial kitchen environment. Theoretical and practical skills will be developed for the hygienic preparation and service of a range of meals in a professional manner. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace & Online Total Units25 (20 Core units + 5 elective units) Duration of CourseUp to 36 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this [course the student](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students-cookery-courses-australia/) will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Cook - Commercial Cook - Banquet Cook - Cafe Cook - Bistro Cook ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate III in Patisserie - Certificate III in Catering Operations - Certificate III in Baking - Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/SIT30821-Cert-III-Commercial-Cookery.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/SIT30821-Cert-III-Commercial-Cookery.pdf)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [SIT30921 Certificate III in Catering](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/hospitality/certificate-iii-in-catering/) **Published:** October 25, 2023 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # SIT30921 Certificate III in Catering [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)Axial’s SIT30921 Certificate III in Catering program is focused on the real world and relevant contexts that make the student highly skilled and be ready by meeting industry benchmarks. Progressing this [course will give students](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students-cookery-courses-australia/) the required skills for immediate use, encouraging them think diversely. SIT30921 has been developed by catering industry specialists and endorsed by sector bodies across hospitality industry. Experience alone is no longer efficient; potential employers are looking for evidence of professional proficiency via a current formal qualification. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace & Online Total Units20 (10 Core + 10 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 36 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the [online components of this course](https://www.axial.edu.au/online-courses/) you will need regular access to the following: - Laptop or desktop computer with working speakers or headphone points; - Internet: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Cook - Commercial Cook Banquet Cook - Café Cook - Bistro Cook ## Course units ### Core units ### Elective units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate III in Patisserie - Certificate III in Baking - Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/SIT30921-Cert-III-in-Catering.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/SIT30921-Cert-III-in-Catering.pdf?v=20250918)### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [UEE32220 Certificate III in Air Conditioning & Refrigeration - NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-air-conditioning-refrigeration-nsw/) **Published:** June 2, 2023 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # UEE32225 Certificate III in Air Conditioning & Refigeration ### New South Wales [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)## Certificate III in Air Conditioning & Refrigeration In the UEE32225 Certificate III in Air Conditioning & Refrigeration qualification [students will learn](https://www.axial.edu.au/upskilling-working-students-at-the-workplace-flexible-learning-with-axial/) to select components and install, test, fault find, repair and maintain various refrigeration systems and equipment for food storage and preservation. Students will also learn to apply these skills for air conditioning and air distribution equipment for buildings an premises. The course also covers the regulatory requirements for purchasing and handling refrigerants and with Axial, remember it’s workplace-based training with no unnecessary end of course exams. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace and Online Total Units33 (27 Core + 6 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so students can start their training immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the [online components of this course](https://www.axial.edu.au/online-courses/) the student will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate IV in Engineering [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/NSW-UEE32225-Certificate-III-in-Air-Conditioning-Refrigeration.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/NSW-UEE32225-Certificate-III-in-Air-Conditioning-Refrigeration.pdf) ![Skills NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/NSW-Course-page.png "Skills NSW")This training is subsidised by the [NSW Government](https://www.nsw.gov.au/). - Obtain a Unique Student Identifier \[USI\] [here](https://www.usi.gov.au/students/get-a-usi) - See support options for NSW Apprentices [here](https://www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au/states/New-South-Wales) - The Apprenticeship process in NSW explained, [here](https://education.nsw.gov.au/skills-nsw/apprentices-and-trainees) - Apprentice Connect Australia Providers in NSW: **MAS National** - [ 1300 627 628](tel:1300%20627%20628) - [ info@masnational.com.au](mailto:info@masnational.com.au) - [ www.masnational.com.au](https://www.masnational.com.au) **MEGT** - [ 136 348](tel:136%20348) - [ acpinfo@megt.com.au](mailto:acpinfo@megt.com.au) - [ www.megt.com.au](https://www.megt.com.au) **Busy At Work** - [ 132 879](tel:132879) - [ busy@busyatwork.com.au](mailto:busy@busyatwork.com.au) - [ www.masnational.com.au](https://www.masnational.com.au) **Apprenticeship Support Australia** - [ 1300 363 831](tel:1300%20363%20831) - [ info@apprenticeshipsupport.com.au](mailto:info@apprenticeshipsupport.com.au) - [ www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au](https://www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au) #### Transition statement This qualification has been replaced by UEE32225 Certificate Ill in Air Conditioning and Refrigeration as of 23 March 2025. A transition period applies to enable current students to complete their study. The transition period finishes on 22 March 2026. Students who have not fully completed this qualification prior to this date will be [transitioned into the replacement](https://www.axial.edu.au/fl-builder-template/transition-replaced-by-mem31925-certificate-iii-in-engineering/) qualification. ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [How to Hire an Apprentice or Change Your Provider](https://www.axial.edu.au/how-to-hire-an-apprentice-or-change-provider/) **Published:** September 14, 2023 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # How to Hire an Appretice or Change Your Provider [ ENQUIRE NOW ](#webform)At Axial Training we understand the pivotal role that [apprentice training plays in driving business](https://www.axial.edu.au/eofy-checklist-2025-essential-tasks-for-axial-students-apprentices-and-business-partners/) success. That’s why for over 25 years we have proven to be a leader in providing top-notch workplace-based apprenticeship training programs. Axial Training has built a reputation for delivering bespoke training solutions that directly address the needs of businesses like yours. What sets Axial Training apart is our commitment to offering workplace-based, hands-on, practical [learning experiences that seamlessly integrate into the work](https://www.axial.edu.au/upskilling-working-students-at-the-workplace-flexible-learning-with-axial/) environment. Our apprenticeship training is designed to equip your aspiring staff with the skills, knowledge, and real-world problem-solving abilities needed to excel in today’s rapidly evolving trades landscape. ![chef-sq](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/chef-sq.jpg "chef-sq") ## Key benefits of switching to Axial Training include: ### Bespoke Training Plans Axial Training understands that each business has unique requirements. Our apprenticeship training plans can be tailored to align with your specific focus, ensuring that your apprentices receive training directly relevant to your industry niche. ### Comprehensive Training Resources, Unmatched Support We take pride in offering a robust blend of [training resources available in both digital](https://www.axial.edu.au/digital-transformation-in-vocational-training-shaping-careers-for-2025/) and physical formats. This comprehensive toolkit empowers apprentices to learn effectively, catering to various learning styles and preferences. Our commitment to excellence extends beyond the physical presence of trainers, allowing apprentices to access a wealth of knowledge anytime, anywhere in a format that best suits their individual level of learning abilities. ## State Government Funding: A Business-Friendly Proposition Axial Training is proud to be a contracted, funded training provider in New South Wales and Queensland by the respective State Governments. These funding structures translate to minimal financial burden on business owners, making our apprenticeship training a cost-effective investment. By aligning with governmental funding initiatives, we ensure that businesses can offer apprenticeships without substantial financial outlay. Axial Training delivers funded Nationally Recognised Apprenticeship Training to **Queensland** in: - Engineering - Automotive - Air Conditioning & Refrigeration - Appliance Service & Repair - Meat Retail - Commercial Cookery And to **New South Wales** in: - Engineering \[Mechanical Trade – Machining\] - Air Conditioning & Refrigeration - Appliance Service & Repair - Meat Retail ## Fresh Perspectives Switching to a new training provider injects fresh perspectives and unparalleled expertise into your apprenticeship program. Our team of experienced industry professionals is dedicated to staying ahead of the curve, keeping abreast of the latest trends and best practices. This ensures that your apprentices receive nothing but the highest quality training available. With Axial Training, you’re not choosing the ‘same old training provider’ – you’re embracing a personal learning experience for your staff that’s tailored to suit their learning dynamic and your specific business needs. Our commitment to excellence, flexibility, and personalised attention sets us apart as the smart choice for businesses and students alike. Are you ready to transform your apprenticeship training and take your business to new heights? Reach out to us through our convenient contact forms \[below\], and let’s embark on a journey of growth and success together. Discover the Axial Training advantage today – where empowerment meets innovation, and careers are shaped with a dedication to excellence and your business success. ![Meat-Masters-sq](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Meat-Masters-sq.jpg "Meat-Masters-sq") --- ### [Apprenticeship Training Qld and NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/apprenticeship-training-qld-and-nsw/) **Published:** August 25, 2023 **Author:** Jon MacFarlane **Content:** # Apprenticeships and Traineeships QLD & NSW It’s time to switch to Axial as your training provider. [ ENQUIRE NOW ](#webform)## The Axial Training difference *With almost 30 years of experience in the education sector, Axial Training is a trusted leader in workplace-based [apprenticeship training,](https://www.axial.edu.au/nationally-recognised-apprenticeship-training-your-path-to-success-with-axial/) delivering programs that drive business success and develop industry-ready professionals.* ### What sets us apart? - **Longevity:** Since the inception of the Queensland Government’s apprenticeship program in 1997, Axial has been a proud leader in training apprentices, shaping skilled professionals for nearly 3 decades. - **Excellence in teaching and learning:** Axial trainers are Industry current and well equipped with the specific skills and knowledge to mentor and train your apprentices - **Exceptional learning outcomes and Completion Rates** – At Axial, we don’t just teach trade skills and knowledge, we foster courage, consistency, Integrity and engagement, empowering students to stay motivated and push educational boundaries. This approach builds essential life skills and drives our remarkable completion rates, setting learners and businesses up for lasting success. - **Customised Training Solutions:** We tailor our programs to meet the specific needs of your business and the individual. - **Workplace Integration:** Practical, hands-on learning that seamlessly fits into your work environment- training the way you want it done. - **Industry-Relevant Skills:** Equipping apprentices with the knowledge, skills, and problem-solving abilities needed to excel in today’s fast-paced trades and business landscape. Axial Training has built a reputation for delivering results, empowering businesses and their teams to thrive in a competitive and evolving marketplace. ## Key benefits of switching to Axial Training ### Bespoke Training Plans Axial Training understands that each business has unique requirements. Our apprenticeship training plans can be tailored to align with your specific focus, ensuring that your apprentices receive training directly relevant to your industry niche. ### Comprehensive Training Resources, Unmatched Support We take pride in offering a robust blend of [training resources available in both digital](https://www.axial.edu.au/digital-transformation-in-vocational-training-shaping-careers-for-2025/) and physical formats. This comprehensive toolkit empowers apprentices to learn effectively, catering to various learning styles and preferences. Our commitment to excellence extends beyond the physical presence of trainers, allowing apprentices to access a wealth of knowledge anytime, anywhere in a format that best suits their individual level of learning abilities. ### State Government Funding: A Business-Friendly Proposition Axial Training is proud to be a contracted, funded training provider in New South Wales and Queensland by the respective State Governments. These funding structures translate to minimal financial burden on business owners, making our apprenticeship training a cost-effective investment. By aligning with governmental funding initiatives, we ensure that businesses can offer apprenticeships without substantial financial outlay. Axial Training delivers funded Nationally Recognised Apprenticeship Training to **Queensland** in: - Engineering - Automotive - Air Conditioning & Refrigeration - Appliance Service & Repair - Meat Retail - Commercial Cookery And to New South Wales in: - Engineering \[Mechanical Trade – Machining\] - Air Conditioning & Refrigeration - Appliance Service & Repair - Meat Retail - Automotive ### Fresh Perspectives Switching to a new training provider injects fresh perspectives and unparalleled expertise into your apprenticeship program. Our team of experienced industry professionals is dedicated to staying ahead of the curve, keeping abreast of the latest trends and best practices. This ensures that your apprentices receive nothing but the highest quality training available. With Axial Training, you’re not choosing the ‘same old training provider’ – you’re embracing a personal learning experience for your staff that’s tailored to suit their learning dynamic and your specific business needs. Our commitment to excellence, flexibility, and personalised attention sets us apart as the smart choice for [businesses and students](https://www.axial.edu.au/eofy-checklist-2025-essential-tasks-for-axial-students-apprentices-and-business-partners/) alike. Are you ready to transform your apprenticeship training and take your business to new heights? Reach out to us through our convenient contact forms \[below\], and let’s embark on a journey of growth and success together. Discover the Axial Training advantage today – where empowerment meets innovation, and careers are shaped with a dedication to excellence and your business success. ## Queensland course offerings ### Automotive ![diesel-fuel-mini](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/diesel-fuel-mini.jpg "diesel-fuel-mini") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/automotive-services/ "Learn more")### Business ![Business](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/business-2-mini.jpg "business-2-mini") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/business/ "Learn more")### Cookery ![commercial cookery courses](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/cert-iv-commercial-cookery-2-mini.jpg "cert-iv-commercial-cookery-2-mini") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/cookery/ "Learn more")### Electrotechnology ![electrotechnology](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/electrotechnology-mini.jpg "electrotechnology") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/electrotechnology/ "Learn more")### Engineering ![engineering-3-mini](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/engineering-3-mini.jpg "engineering-3-mini") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/engineering/ "Learn more")### Health and Care ![cert-iv-health-administration-mini](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/cert-iv-health-administration-mini.jpg "cert-iv-health-administration-mini") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/health-and-care/ "Learn more")### Hospitality ![hospitality-mini](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/hospitality-mini.jpg "hospitality-mini") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/hospitality/ "Learn more")### Retail Meat ![minihero_retail_meat](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/minihero_retail_meat.jpg "minihero_retail_meat") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/retail-meat/ "Learn more")## New South Wales course offerings ### Automotive ![diesel-fuel-mini](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/diesel-fuel-mini.jpg "diesel-fuel-mini") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/automotive-services/#nsw "Learn more")### Engineering ![engineering-3-mini](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/engineering-3-mini.jpg "engineering-3-mini") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/engineering/#nsw "Learn more")### Electrotechnology ![electrotechnology](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/electrotechnology-mini.jpg "electrotechnology") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/electrotechnology/#nsw "Learn more")### Retail Meat ![minihero_retail_meat](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/minihero_retail_meat.jpg "minihero_retail_meat") [ Learn more ](/course-areas/retail-meat/#nsw "Learn more")### Discover Our Other Courses - Axial Apprenticeships, Traineeships and Fee-Paying Courses - Axial International Courses - Axial VETIS Programs - Axial Short Courses ### FAQs Do I need to finish year 12 to be able to enrol in your programs? *Expand*There are no requirements to have completed Year 12 to enrol into a course with Axial, however all students take part in a pre-enrolment Learning Support Snapshot to allow us to determine any additional support we may be able to offer you during your course. What are my possible career paths upon course completion? *Expand*Career paths vary across qualifications, however paths specific to each qualification are detailed on the course flyer which is available on the relevant course page. Can I enrol in more than one course simultaneously? *Expand*Yes, while you can enrol in more than one course at a time, funding guidelines may exclude you from accessing government funding for more than one qualification at a time. Do your certificates expire? *Expand*No, Axial qualifications a nationally recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework and do not expire. However, to remain compliance with Government issued trades licences, refresher courses may be required in some instances. Do you offer corporate or group rates? *Expand*Yes, Group bookings to courses are something you should talk to us about. Contact us via email at or give us a call on [1300 729 425](). ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [Our People](https://www.axial.edu.au/our-people/) **Published:** February 9, 2021 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Meet the Leadership Team Axial Training team members, whether teaching or support staff, are dedicated, committed and outstanding in their fields of endeavour. Our leaders and educators don’t just deliver [training – they champion success](https://www.axial.edu.au/nationally-recognised-apprenticeship-training-your-path-to-success-with-axial/) for every student. They are industry professionals who lead by example, staying current through ongoing professional development and active industry engagement. Their passion goes beyond qualifications; they create a safe, inclusive, and supported learning experience, empowering students to succeed both personally and professionally. We believe strong relationships create strong results. That’s why our team [works closely with students,](https://www.axial.edu.au/upskilling-working-students-at-the-workplace-flexible-learning-with-axial/) employers, schools, and parents to ensure every learner feels seen, supported and valued. ![Alena](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/alena-1024x716.jpg "Alena")### Alena Smith Chief Executive Officer Alena steers Axial’s strategic direction with a forward-thinking approach, championing Axials values in education and fostering the development of tomorrow’s leaders. ![#image_title](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Rod-1024x716.jpg "Rod")### Rod Lougoon Director – Career Pathways Rod leads innovative career-pathway strategies that [connect students,](https://www.axial.edu.au/migration-and-student-visa-agents-lets-connect/) industry, and opportunity across Australia. ![Michael](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Michael.jpg "Michael")### Michael Smart Director of Compliance & Administration Michael champions excellence in compliance and data integrity to ensure Axial delivers trusted, industry-leading training. ![Lisa](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Lisa.jpg "Lisa")### Lisa Brown Director of Human Resources Lisa fosters a people-centred culture where staff feel supported, valued, and equipped to deliver outstanding outcomes. ![Janene](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Janene.jpg "Janene")### Janene Mahon Director of VET in Secondary Schools Janene designs & delivers inspiring school-to-career pathways that help young people build confidence, skills, and meaningful futures. ![Margaret](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Margaret.jpg "Margaret")### Margaret-Ann Goy General Manager, Training Operations Margaret-Ann drives operational excellence across Axial’s training delivery, ensuring every learner experiences quality, consistency, and real-world impact. ![Cassandra](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Cassandra.jpg "Cassandra")### Cassandra Lui-Toeava Accounts Manager Cassandra leads Axial’s financial operations with precision and care, ensuring accuracy, transparency, and exceptional support for our [students and partners](https://www.axial.edu.au/eofy-checklist-2025-essential-tasks-for-axial-students-apprentices-and-business-partners/). --- ### [BSB50120 Diploma of Business – Social Media Marketing](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/business/diploma-of-business-social-media-marketing/) **Published:** August 22, 2023 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # BSB50120 Diploma of Business – with a focus on Social Media Marketing [ ENROL NOW ](/wp-content/uploads/international-student-application-form-and-guide-to-writing-a-statement-of-purpose.pdf) Axial Training’s BSB50120 Diploma of Business qualification is ideal for professionals with skills that they would like to further enhance across breadth of business activities. The “Social Media Marketing” program, is designed for participants looking to gain a deeper understanding of the social media, digital marketing world. Whilst learning the business fundamentals, you will learn how to create digital strategies and apply social media and digital marketing that will align with your business requirements. Advances in technology continue to evolve and provide an increased demand for skilled Business marketing professionals to gain a wider footprint and offer products and services to consumers globally. Students will enjoy participating in what is an inspiring and creative industry that will allow them the opportunity to gain employment all over the world. col acol b Study Mode- Online with trainer support Duration of CourseUp to 18 Months Total Units12 (5 Core units + 7 Elective units) ## Entry requirements ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the [online components of this course](https://www.axial.edu.au/online-courses/) you will need regular access to the following: - Laptop or desktop computer with working speakers or headphone points; - Internet: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL \[internet and computer are supplied for use at the campus\] ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Office Manager - Marketing Co-Ordinator - Retail Manager - Program Coordinator - Social Media Manager - Business Owner - Unit Manager ## Course units ## Faculties and resources We are located in Townsville, Queensland, along the east coast of Australia. Both of our campus locations are easily accessible by public transport, with a short walk to the central business district. We are close to major amenities, such as cafes, a library, restaurants & student accommodation options. ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Diploma of Leadership and Management - Diploma of Business Administration - Diploma of Human Resources Management ## University pathways If you wish to pursue further study at a University, Axial Training has credit articulation agreements in place to help you achieve this study goal. Contact us for assistance in calculating the University credits available to you upon completion of your Axial studies. ![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/griffith-university-logo.svg)![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/uni-southern-qld-wide.svg?v=1)![James Cook University](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/james-cook-university.svg)![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/southern-cross-university.svg?v=1)![Swinburne University of Technology](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/swinburne_logo.svg)![Uni Sunshine Coast](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/UniSC_Logo-Abr_Horiz.svg?v=1)![Torrents University Australia](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Torrens_University_Australia.svg)![CQUniversity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/cqu-web-logo.svg?v=1) [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/BSB50120-Diploma-of-Business-Social-Media-Marketing.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/BSB50120-Diploma-of-Business-Social-Media-Marketing.pdf?v=20250930) [### Enrol Now](/wp-content/uploads/international-student-application-form-and-guide-to-writing-a-statement-of-purpose.pdf)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [SIT40422 Certificate IV in Hospitality](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/hospitality/certificate-iv-in-hospitality/) **Published:** December 2, 2020 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # SIT40422 Certificate IV in Hospitality [ ENROL NOW ](/contact) The SIT40422 [Certificate IV in Hospitality](https://www.axial.edu.au/faculty-of-cookery-and-hospitality-services/) qualification reflects the role of skilled operators who use a broad range of hospitality skills combined with sound knowledge of industry operations. Individuals may operate independently or with limited guidance from others and use discretion to solve non-routine problems. Many individuals have supervisory responsibilities and plan, monitor and evaluate the work of team members. To undertake this qualification participants must have; - Satisfactorily completed a minimum of Year 10 or equivalent and or relevant industry / vocational experience. - Currently employed or would like to work within the hospitality industry. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace & Online Total Units21 (9 Core units + 12 Elective units) Duration of CourseUp to 24 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the [online components of this course](https://www.axial.edu.au/online-courses/) you will need regular access to the following: - Laptop or desktop computer with working speakers or headphone points; - Internet: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Bar supervisor or team leader - Concierge - Duty manager - Food and beverage supervisor or team leader - Front office supervisor or team leader - Housekeeping supervisor or team leader ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Diploma of Hospitality - Diploma of Leadership and Management - Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management ## University pathways [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/SIT40422-Certificate-IV-in-Hospitality.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/SIT40422-Certificate-IV-in-Hospitality.pdf)### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [BSB30120 Certificate III in Business](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/business/certificate-iii-in-business/) **Published:** December 2, 2020 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # BSB30120 Certificate III in Business [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)BSB30120 Certificate III in Business will boost your knowledge and skills in current business technologies, communication and improve your general office practices. Students develop key enterprise skills – including leadership and innovation, customer service, personal management, teamwork and financial literacy – through project-based learning. You may also be interested in completing a [Diploma of Leadership and Management](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-apprenticeships-and-traineeships/diploma-of-leadership-and-management/). col acol b Study Mode- Blended Delivery Total Units13 (6 Core units + 7 Elective units) Duration of CourseUp to 12 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the [online components of this course](https://www.axial.edu.au/online-courses/) you will need regular access to the following: - Laptop or desktop computer with working speakers or headphone points; - Internet: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Data Entry Operator - Payroll Officer - General Clerk. - Human Resources Clerk ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate IV in Business - Diploma of Business - Diploma of Leadership and Management [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/BSB30120_Cert_III_Business.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/BSB30120_Cert_III_Business.pdf?v=20220521)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [SIT60322 Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/hospitality/advanced-diploma-of-hospitality-management/) **Published:** December 6, 2020 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # SIT60322 Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)This high level qualification provides a pathway to work in any hospitality industry sector and for a diversity of employers including restaurants, hotels, motels, catering operations, clubs, pubs, cafés, and coffee shops. This qualification allows for multi-skilling and for specialisation in accommodation services, cookery, food and beverage and gaming. To undertake this qualification participants must have; - Satisfactorily completed a minimum of Year 10 or equivalent and or relevant industry / vocational experience. - Currently employed or would like to work within the hospitality industry. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace & Online Total Units33 (14 Core + 19 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 24 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the [online components of this course](https://www.axial.edu.au/online-courses/) you will need regular access to the following: - Laptop or desktop computer with working speakers or headphone points; - Internet: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Restaurant owner/manager - Venue manager - Club manager - Hotel Management ## Course units ### Core units ### Elective units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Diploma of Hospitality Management - Diploma of Leadership and Management ## University pathways ### University Articulation Study of this course with Axial Training can gain you credits into: ![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/griffith-university-logo.svg)- Bachelor of International Tourism and Hotel Management - Bachelor of Business ![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/uni-southern-qld-wide.svg?v=1)- Associate Degree of Business and Commerce - Bachelor of Business and Commerce [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/SIT60322-Advanced-Diploma-of-Hospitality-Management.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/SIT60322-Advanced-Diploma-of-Hospitality-Management.pdf?v=20250917)### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [BSB50210 Diploma of Business](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/business/diploma-of-business/) **Published:** December 2, 2020 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # BSB50120 Diploma of Business [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)The BSB50120 Diploma of Business qualification is ideal for professionals with skills that they would like to further enhance across a breadth of business activities. Previous experience in a business related role along with a sound understanding of business theoretical knowledge is advantageous. Students will learn how to organise meetings, give presentations as well as understand marketing and recruitment best practice. col acol b Study Mode- Online Training Total Units12 (5 Core units + 7 Elective units) Duration of Course12 Months – 20 hours p/week RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the [online components of this course](https://www.axial.edu.au/online-courses/) you will need regular access to the following: - Laptop or desktop computer with working speakers or headphone points; - Internet: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Office Manager - Team Leader - Retail Manager - Program Coordinator - Business Owner - Unit Manager ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Diploma of Business Administration - Diploma of Leadership and Management - Diploma of Human Resources Management ## University pathways If you wish to pursue further study at a University, Axial Training has credit articulation agreements in place to help you achieve this study goal. Contact us for assistance in calculating the University credits available to you upon completion of your Axial studies. ![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/griffith-university-logo.svg)![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/uni-southern-qld-wide.svg?v=1)![James Cook University](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/james-cook-university.svg)![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/southern-cross-university.svg?v=1)![Swinburne University of Technology](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/swinburne_logo.svg)![Uni Sunshine Coast](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/UniSC_Logo-Abr_Horiz.svg?v=1)![Torrents University Australia](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Torrens_University_Australia.svg)![CQUniversity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/cqu-web-logo.svg?v=1) [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/BSB50120_Diploma_Business_2021.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/BSB50120_Diploma_Business.pdf?v=20250930)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [Marketing and Advertising Disclaimer Policy](https://www.axial.edu.au/marketing-and-advertising-disclaimer-policy/) **Published:** November 25, 2025 **Author:** Sam Ali **Content:** # Marketing and Advertising Disclaimer Policy This policy outlines Axial Training’s commitment to ensure all marketing and advertising activities comply fully with Standard 4 of the 2025 Standards for Registered Training Organisations (RTOs). It aims to provide truthful, ethical, and transparent information to prospective and enrolled students, employers, and other stakeholders. **Scope** This policy applies to all marketing and advertising materials produced or authorised by Axial Training, including but not limited to websites, social media, print materials, digital advertisements, email campaigns, and third-party promotions conducted on our behalf. **Policy Statement** 1\. Compliance with Regulatory Standards Axial Training adheres to the requirements set out in the Standards for RTOs 2025, specifically Standard 4, which governs marketing and advertising conduct. All promotional activities must: ● Accurately represent the training and assessment services provided. ● Include the official RTO registration code in all material. ● Clearly specify the title and code of any training products using the details from the National Register (training.gov.au). ● Disclose all fees, charges, payment terms, and refund policies associated with courses and services. ● Inform prospective students of their rights and obligations, including complaints and appeals processes. ● Present clear information about any funding, scholarships, or financial assistance available, including repayment conditions if applicable. 2\. Truthful and Non-Misleading Information ● All marketing communications shall be truthful, accurate, and not misleading or deceptive. ● Promotions must not exaggerate the nature or scope of training products or outcomes. ● Claims must be substantiated, particularly those related to employment outcomes, course content, or industry recognition. 3\. Use of Business Name and Branding ● All marketing materials must be issued under Axial Training’s registered business name and must not use the name or branding of third parties unless explicitly authorised. ● The use of the [nationally recognised training](https://www.axial.edu.au/nationally-recognised-apprenticeship-training-your-path-to-success-with-axial/) (NRT) logo must comply with ASQA’s conditions of use. 4\. Third-Party Advertisements ● Where third parties conduct advertising or marketing on Axial’s behalf, all materials must clearly state that Axial Training is the registered training provider responsible for the courses offered. ● Axial retains full responsibility for ensuring these third-party materials comply with this policy and relevant standards. 5\. Approval Process ● All marketing and advertising materials, including website content and social media posts, must be reviewed and approved by Axial’s designated Marketing Manager or delegate prior to publication or distribution. ● Any endorsements or testimonials used in marketing require documented consent from the parties involved. 6\. Continuous Review and Update ● Marketing content shall be regularly reviewed to ensure current and compliance with changing standards, legislation, and industry practices. ● Outdated or inaccurate material must be promptly corrected or removed. Responsibilities ● Marketing Team: Develops compliant marketing materials and ensures all communications meet this policy and regulatory requirements. ● Compliance Officer: Monitors adherence to marketing standards and liaises with regulatory bodies as needed. ● Staff and Contractors: Must comply with this policy and report any concerns regarding non-compliant marketing practices. **Related Documents** ● Standards for RTOs 2025 – Standard 4 ● Axial Privacy Policy ● Refund and Fees Policy ● Complaints and Appeals Policy Review Schedule This policy will be reviewed annually or as needed to respond to legislative or regulatory changes. --- ### [MEM30219B Certificate III in Engineering - Fitting and Machining - NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-engineering-fitting-machining-nsw/) **Published:** January 27, 2026 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # MEM30219B Certificate III in Engineering – Fitting and Machining ### New South Wales [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)- Setting up of machinery to enable the manufacture of engineering products - Repair and replacement of components, parts or other items - Installation of plant and machinery - Design and manufacture of modifications to existing components parts and other items - Maintenance of plant and equipment, and construction and commissioning work. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace & Online Training Total Units29 (12 Core + 17 Electives) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so [students can start their training](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students/) immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the [online components of this course](https://www.axial.edu.au/online-courses/) the student will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Fitter Machinist - Fitter and Turner - Mechanical Fitter - Maintenance Fitter ## Entry requirements ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the [online components of this course](https://www.axial.edu.au/online-courses/) you will need regular access to the following: - Laptop or desktop computer with working speakers or headphone points; - Internet: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate IV in Engineering [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/MEM30219B_Cert_III_in_Engineering_Fitting_and_Machining.jpg?v=20240214)](/wp-content/uploads/MEM30219B_Cert_III_in_Engineering_Fitting_and_Machining.pdf?v=20240214)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering - Production - NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-ii-in-engineering-production-nsw/) **Published:** January 27, 2026 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # MEM20105 Certificate II in Engineering – Production ### New South Wales [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)This Certificate II traineeship will give you the base level skills, knowledge and competencies required to [work in an engineering](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-engineering-fabrication-trade/) workshop or factory. As well as acquiring basic [trade skills such as machining,](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-engineering-mechanical-trade/) fabrication and using hand and power tools, you will also develop a sound knowledge of workplace communication, occupational health and safety, quality procedures and industry specific production processes. Trainees will complete a range of subjects including: - Hand and power tools - Principles of OH&S in the work environment - Engineering measurements - Welding practices col acol b Study ModeWorkplace Training Total Units16 (5 Core units + 11 Elective units) Duration of CourseUp to 12 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so [students can start their training](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students/) immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the [online components of this course](https://www.axial.edu.au/online-courses/) the student will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - CNC Machine Operator - Production Machinist - Foundry Worker ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate III in Engineering - Certificate IV in Engineering [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/MEM20105_Certificate_II_in_Engineering_Production_2021.jpg)]()A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [MEM30219D Certificate III in Engineering – Fitting - NSW ](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-engineering-fitting-nsw/) **Published:** January 27, 2026 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # MEM30219D Certificate III in Engineering – Fitting [ ENROL NOW ](/contact) The MEM30219D Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade (Fitting) qualification defines the skills and knowledge required of an Engineering Tradesperson – Fitter. Fitters assemble, maintain and repair machines, tools and equipment. They work closely with machinists, with a large amount of work carried out in a workshop or factory setting. The majority of [learning for an apprentice fitter is hands-on and practical](https://www.axial.edu.au/the-power-of-practical-learning-inside-axials-training-facilities/). The skills associated with this qualification are intended to apply to a wide range of [mechanical trade](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-engineering-mechanical-trade/) work, including undertaking fitting, assembly, manufacture, installation, modification, testing, fault finding, maintenance and service of mechanical equipment, machinery and the use of machine tools. col acol b Study Mode- Workplace & Online Total Units30 (12 Core units + 18 Elective units) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so [students can start their training](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students/) immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the [online components of this course](https://www.axial.edu.au/online-courses/) the student will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Fitter Machinist - Fitter and Turner - Mechanical Fitter - Maintenance Fitter ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate IV in Engineering [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/MEM30219D_Cert_III_in_Engineering_Fitting.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/MEM30219D_Cert_III_in_Engineering_Fitting.pdf)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [HLT23221 Certificate II in Health Support Services](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/health-and-care/certificate-ii-health-support-services/) **Published:** January 3, 2021 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # HLT23221 Certificate II in Health Support Services [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)This qualification suits the role of workers who provide support for the effective functioning of [health services](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/health-and-care/certificate-iii-in-health-services-assistance/). At this level workers complete tasks under supervision involving known routines and procedures or complete routine but variable tasks in collaboration with others in a team environment. Axial’s qualified trainers will help students understand the theoretical and practical aspects of the course to support their success. col acol b Study ModeClassroom and Online Training Total Units12 (4 Core units + 8 Elective units) Duration of Course6 – 12 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this course you will need regular access to the following: - Laptop or desktop computer with working speakers or headphone points; - Internet: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Health Services Assistant - Health Support Services Worker - Ward Assistant - Health Administrative Worker - Community Services Driver - Pathology Courier - Housekeeping Attendant - Nurse’s Aide - Ward Clerk - Hospital Porter ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate III in Individual Support - Certificate IV Ageing - Certificate IV Disability - Certificate IV in Leisure and Health - Certificate IV in Allied Health - Diploma of Mental Health - Diploma of Nursing and related higher education degrees. [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/HLT23221-CERTIFICATE-II-IN-HEALTH-SUPPORT-SERVICES.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/HLT23221-CERTIFICATE-II-IN-HEALTH-SUPPORT-SERVICES.pdf?v=20240416)### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [Learning Enhancement Program](https://www.axial.edu.au/learning-enhancement-program/) **Published:** August 27, 2023 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Learning Enhancement and Support [ Apply Now ](https://www.axial.edu.au/contact/) [ Course Brochure ](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/Learning-Enhancement-Program.pdf)## Discover the Axial Difference At Axial Training, we recognise and celebrate neurodiversity and individual difference. We don’t expect students to fit the system – we redesign the system to fit the student. Our Learning Enhancement team works collaboratively with students, employers, parents, and schools to create tailored support strategies that reflect each student’s strengths and needs. From time management and organisational support to literacy, numeracy, and confidence building – we provide targeted programs that help students stay on track. ### The Axial Learning Enhancement Hub: Located in our LIME Room LMS, our dedicated Hub is a safe, supportive space filled with resources and digital [learning tools selected specifically to assist students](https://www.axial.edu.au/upskilling-working-students-at-the-workplace-flexible-learning-with-axial/) in reaching their goals. It’s a space where learners can build skills, receive guidance, and feel supported every step of the way. ## Individualised Learning Plans Every student learns differently – and at Axial Training we plan for that difference. We offer two tailored learning support plans: ![disability](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/disability.svg "disability")### Diagnostic Learning Plan - For students with diagnosed learning needs or disabilities. We modify the learning pathway to ensure training is accessible, achievable, and empowering. ![caring](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/caring.svg "caring")### Learning Support Plan For students who may not have a diagnosis but require additional guidance or flexibility to engage effectively in training. ### At Axial Training, students don’t just complete a course – they experience a journey of growth. We measure success by progress, confidence, and personal development, not just assessments and outcomes. Our purpose is to ensure every student feels supported, empowered, and capable. - No exceptions. - No student left behind. - No one misses out. [Personalised Learning Plans](#) [*Expand*](#)Your journey begins with a customised training plan designed to address a student’s particular challenge. [Tailored Print Learning Materials](#) [*Expand*](#)Physical paper resources designed for specific learning difficulties that allow for tactile and kinaesthetic learning, especially beneficial for those who learn best by doing. [Personalised learning aids](#) [*Expand*](#)When our trainers come to visit you, not only do you have personalised one on one training, your trainer will have many different learning aids and methods to assist with reading, writing, comprehension, mathematics and much more. [Adaptive Learning Materials](#) [*Expand*](#)Tailored to your unique pace and style, our materials evolve alongside you, ensuring a personalised and effective educational journey. [Expert Trainers](#) [*Expand*](#)Our skilled instructors are experienced in adapting teaching and learning methods to suit ALL student learning preferences. [Adaptive Technology Software for students who learn via computer](#) [*Expand*](#)Our software is tailored to meet individual needs, allowing for content customisation and interactive exercises, adjusted based on the learner’s requirements. These include but are not limited to: **Screen Readers**: *Software that reads text aloud for those with reading difficulties or visual impairments.* **Speech-to-Text Programs**: *Helps students with writing or typing challenges by converting spoken words into written text.* **Colour Overlays**: *Transparent coloured sheets or screen filters that help reduce visual stress for dyslexic or dysgraphic* *learners.* **Large Print Materials**: *Digital materials with enlarged text for students with visual challenges.* **Customisable Font and Background Settings**: *On e-readers and digital platforms, allowing students to adjust text and background colours based on their comfort. Axial have a specific “dyslexia Font” enabling learners who have Dyslexia to decipher content.* **Assistive Listening Devices**: *Amplify the volume of lessons or instructions for those with hearing impairments.* [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/Learning-Enhancement-Program.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/Learning-Enhancement-Program.pdf) --- ### [Testimonials](https://www.axial.edu.au/testimonials/) **Published:** February 21, 2024 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Testimonials [ Send us yours! ](mailto:sales@axial.com.au)Axial Training have been helpful and supportive throughout the whole process and course. Carrie has been so amazing to work with and always giving outstanding assistance, keeping me on track with my course, one of the best learning experiences I have had with so much support and I am so happy with the training provided. ### Elise Crawford Project Coordinator Accentuate Web Design & Marketing Since changing to Axial Training my apprentice staff are better informed and this is better for my business. ### Dean Boyce Boycey’s Custom Engineering Tolga I felt very supported during my training, Carrie was an amazing Trainer and was always there to help. This course was very helpful and has set me on the right path for my future! ### Hannah Engelbrecht My husband and brother both completed their Boiler-making Apprenticeships with Axial, so when we opened our own business it was a no-brainer for us to go back to Axial for our staff training. ### Sam Wilson Director, MLH Steel Fabrication Redland Bay Very happy with Axial, have used them for many years ### Suzanne Andersen Andersen Truck and Tractor Goondiwindi Axial Training as a whole has impressed me with its commitment to providing a comprehensive learning environment. The resources, support, and flexibility offered throughout the course were exemplary. It’s clear that Axial Training is dedicated to not just educating but truly empowering its students. ### Laura Caughey Group Accounts & HR Manager Ray White Sherwood | Graceville Chose Axial Training nearly 12 months ago for our most recent x3 apprentices and I am so glad I did. Axial Trainings model allows for a trainer to come to our premises every 4-6 weeks for the full day of training, meaning, we don’t lose our apprentices from the workshop for weeks at a time. Since dealing with Axial Training, having apprentices has just become that much easier and the benefits seen by our business has only been positive. ### Donna Shaw Business Manager Shaw Manufacturing Cleveland This past year I have studied with Axial company. They are by far one of the easiest companies I have worked with for my study. They help the students achieve each unit. Whereas other places I have joined to study, was very difficult to contact trainers etc and ask for help. Axial give’s student’s options that make them feel more comfortable and less stress about the assignments. They are also helping their [students to achieve their assignments and task](https://www.axial.edu.au/eofy-checklist-2025-essential-tasks-for-axial-students-apprentices-and-business-partners/) that they are struggling with. I am keen to continue studying business courses through axial and complete a diploma of business with axial again. ### Madison Smith Marketing & IT Trainee We have found Axial to be very flexible in delivering training to our staff on site in Maryborough for our Light Fabrication arena. For several years now, Axial have been engaged as our RTO, their team have always been helpful and supportive to our employees. These visits by Axial saves money and time for our business and suits the needs of our employees. ### Allen Ascough General Manager Our workshop is very fast paced and one of the key elements of Axial’s training model is that we don’t have to release our apprentices to days or weeks of block release class room sessions. This lessens the impact to our work force and means that our efficiencies are still there… even on the days where the trainer comes TO US to train. Since dealing with Axial Training our apprentices manage their own theoretical training. They come to work and work side by side with supervisory staff. They are productive for us and they [learn skills relevant to THIS workplace](https://www.axial.edu.au/upskilling-working-students-at-the-workplace-flexible-learning-with-axial/). It works really well. They work at their own pace with most of them ahead of where they should be on their hours. ### Brendan McCormack Director McCormack Industries Tru-Fit Sheetmetal has been working with Axial Townsville since 2019. We cannot commend our Trainer enough on how well he works with our business and fitting in the in-house training around our needs. If we have a big project on and need to move our training dates, it is never a problem. We recommend Axial Training to any business looking for the very best support and training to get the best out of their apprentices while still being able to get the job done. ### Hollie Wilkinson Manager Tru-Fit Sheetmetal Deeragu --- ### [UEE30820 Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician - NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/engineering/certificate-iii-in-electrotechnology-electrician-nsw/) **Published:** May 21, 2025 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # UEE30820 Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician ### New South Wales [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)## UEE30820 Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician Axial Training delivers UEE30820 Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician through a flexible, workplace-based approach designed to support both the employer and the apprentice. By combining on-the-job [training with structured theoretical learning,](https://www.axial.edu.au/the-power-of-practical-learning-inside-axials-training-facilities/) Axial ensures apprentices gain the practical skills and technical knowledge needed to meet industry standards. Our experienced trainers [work closely with businesses](https://www.axial.edu.au/the-future-of-work-top-business-trends-shaping-career-opportunities/) to tailor training delivery, providing personalised support and real-world application of course content, helping apprentices become confident, qualified electricians. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace and Online Total Units29 (27 Core + 2 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 48 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![identity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/identity.svg "identity")### Employment This accredited qualification is delivered as an Australian Apprenticeship. Accordingly, you will need employment as an Apprentice at a suitable employer with a nominated Supervisor who holds this qualification (or recognised equivalent). ![enrol](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/enrol.svg "enrol")### Enrolment info Enrol anytime! We offer a continuous enrolment program so [students can start their training](https://www.axial.edu.au/international-students/) immediately – no delays, no hassles. ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the [online components of this course](https://www.axial.edu.au/online-courses/) the student will need regular access to the following: - **Laptop or desktop computer** with working speakers or headphone points. - **Internet**: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL. #### No computer? No worries. If the student cannot access the above, no problem. We can provide printed materials / resources. ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Electrician ## Course units [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/UEE30820-Certificate-III-in-Electrotechnology-Electrician.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/UEE30820-Certificate-III-in-Electrotechnology-Electrician.pdf) ![Skills NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/NSW-Course-page.png "Skills NSW") This training is subsidised by the [NSW Government](https://www.nsw.gov.au/). - Obtain a Unique Student Identifier \[USI\] [here](https://www.usi.gov.au/students/get-a-usi) - See support options for NSW Apprentices [here](https://www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au/states/New-South-Wales) - The Apprenticeship process in NSW explained, [here](https://education.nsw.gov.au/skills-nsw/apprentices-and-trainees) - Apprentice Connect Australia Providers in NSW: **MAS National** - [ 1300 627 628](tel:1300%20627%20628) - [ info@masnational.com.au](mailto:info@masnational.com.au) - [ www.masnational.com.au](https://www.masnational.com.au) **MEGT** - [ 136 348](tel:136%20348) - [ acpinfo@megt.com.au](mailto:acpinfo@megt.com.au) - [ www.megt.com.au](https://www.megt.com.au) **Busy At Work** - [ 132 879](tel:132879) - [ busy@busyatwork.com.au](mailto:busy@busyatwork.com.au) - [ www.masnational.com.au](https://www.masnational.com.au) **Apprenticeship Support Australia** - [ 1300 363 831](tel:1300%20363%20831) - [ info@apprenticeshipsupport.com.au](mailto:info@apprenticeshipsupport.com.au) - [ www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au](https://www.apprenticeshipsupport.com.au) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [BSB50420 Diploma of Leadership & Management](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/business/diploma-of-leadership-and-management/) **Published:** December 6, 2020 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # BSB50420 Diploma of Leadership and Management [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)## Sign Up for a Diploma of Leadership and Management This Diploma of Leadership and Management was created to give students a solid theoretical foundation, prepare them to operate at a strategic level and contribute to company decision-making in the business management and human resource sectors. According to the Australian Government’s Job Outlook program, demand for office management jobs is predicted to expand steadily over the next five years. This forecast is a significant occupation with job openings in various industries, including construction, professional services, and education and training. During this course, you will become well-versed in team leadership and management, using emotional intelligence to maximize team outcomes and building and implementing operational strategies to enable effective workplace practices. Our team of industry leaders will provide you with the support you need to excel in your studies and beyond. After the fulfilment of this course, you will have gained the specialized skills needed to lead teams in various departments and industries. You’ll also gain the knowledge you’ll need to continue your education in your field. col acol b Study ModeBlended Delivery Total Units12 – 4 Core units and 8 Elective units Duration of CourseUp to 24 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Notable Outcomes from a Diploma of Leadership and Management in Australia ### **Office Manager** Office managers are in charge of keeping things operating well in the office and supervising administrative support. From reception to copy editing and support to processing a particular type of paperwork or filing for a specific department, the role could have many activities and responsibilities. Office managers are critical to an organization’s effectiveness and are typically well-organized, detail-oriented professionals with excellent time management abilities. Hospitals, schools, universities, the government, small businesses, and financial institutions hire Office Managers. ### **Retail Store Manager** Retail Store Managers are in charge of not just ensuring that a store runs smoothly but also that budgets and financial goals are communicated to employees and met. Retail Store Managers must possess leadership attributes such as good communication skills, the ability to manage people, and a high degree of customer service. Day-to-day responsibilities could involve assuring outstanding customer service, stocking and restocking merchandise, managing inventory and orders, monitoring sales, and maintaining store cleanliness. Recruiting, interviewing, training, and supervising new staff are some of the other tasks. ### **Business Development Manager** A job in business development may appeal to those who want to assist organizations in developing long-term client relationships. Business development managers are critical to an organization’s success. These individuals produce new sales leads, negotiate client pricing, and anticipate sales revenue, all supporting one of the [essential roles of a business](https://www.axial.edu.au/eofy-checklist-2025-essential-tasks-for-axial-students-apprentices-and-business-partners/) development manager: assisting firms in maximizing profitability. A combination of hard and soft talents are required of aspiring business development managers. Communication, organizational, time-management, technical and computer abilities, as well as drive and self-motivation, are just a few examples. ## Entry requirements ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this course you will need regular access to the following: - Laptop or desktop computer with working speakers or headphone points; - Internet: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Office Manager - Team Leader - Retail Manager - Program Coordinator - Business Owner - Unit Manager - Business Development Manager - Accounts Supervisor - Executive / Personal Assistant - Project Assistant ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Diploma of Business Administration - Diploma of Human Resources Management ## University pathways If you wish to pursue further study at a University, [Axial Training](https://www.axial.edu.au/) has credit articulation agreements in place to help you achieve this study goal. Contact us for assistance in calculating the University credits available to you upon completion of your Axial studies. ![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/griffith-university-logo.svg)![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/uni-southern-qld-wide.svg?v=1)![James Cook University](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/james-cook-university.svg)![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/southern-cross-university.svg?v=1) [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/BSB50420_Diploma_of_Leadership_and_Management.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/BSB50420_Diploma_of_Leadership_and_Management.pdf?v=20220718)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [Gallery - Vocational Education in Schools](https://www.axial.edu.au/gallery/vocational-education-in-schools/) **Published:** May 28, 2024 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Vocational Education in Schools [ Gallery Index ](https://www.axial.edu.au/gallery/) --- ### [Gallery - Trades Education NSW](https://www.axial.edu.au/gallery/axial-trades-education-nsw/) **Published:** May 27, 2024 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Trades Education NSW [ Gallery Index ](https://www.axial.edu.au/gallery/) --- ### [Gallery - Trades Education QLD](https://www.axial.edu.au/gallery/axial-trades-education-qld/) **Published:** May 28, 2024 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Trades Education QLD [ Gallery Index ](https://www.axial.edu.au/gallery/) --- ### [Gallery - Graduations and celebrations](https://www.axial.edu.au/gallery/axial-graduations-and-celebrations/) **Published:** May 27, 2024 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Graduations and Celebrations [ Gallery Index ](https://www.axial.edu.au/gallery/) --- ### [Copyright & Disclaimer](https://www.axial.edu.au/copyright-disclaimer/) **Published:** November 17, 2020 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Copyright & Disclaimer © Axial Training PTY LTD 2026 Copyright protects this material. Except as permitted by the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth), reproduction by any means (photocopying, electronic, mechanical, recording or otherwise), making available online, electronic transmission, adaptation, performance or other publication of this material is prohibited without the prior written permission of Axial Training PTY LTD. Please address enquiries to > Axial Training PTY LTD > PO Box 1649 > Springwood > 4127 Logan > Australia or email . --- ### [Contact Us](https://www.axial.edu.au/contact/) **Published:** January 5, 2021 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # Contact us ## We’re here to help At **Axial Training**, we are dedicated to supporting your educational and career goals. With campuses in **Brisbane** and **Townsville**, and our head office in Brisbane, we offer our training services nationwide. Whether you are pursuing apprenticeships, traineeships, or any of our comprehensive courses, our team is here to guide and assist you throughout your journey. ## **Our Locations:** **Head Office:** Building 20, 2404 Logan Road Eight Mile Plains, QLD, 4113. **Townsville Campus:** 382 Sturt Street, Townsville. Queensland 4810 ## **Contact Information:** **General Enquiries (QLD & NSW):** Phone: [**1300 729 425**](tel:1300729425) **NSW Training Enquiries:** Email: **International Agencies:** Email: **International Students:** Email: **Domestic Enquiries:** Email: **VET in Schools Enquiries:** Email: Our team of dedicated professionals is ready to answer your questions, provide guidance, and help you choose the best training options to suit your needs. **Operating Hours:** Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Saturday and Sunday: Closed We look forward to hearing from you and **helping you** achieve your **educational and career goals**. Contact Axial Training today and take the **first step towards** a **brighter future**. --- ### [HLT33021 Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/health-and-care/certificate-iii-allied-health-assistance/) **Published:** January 3, 2021 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # HLT33021 Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)This qualification suits the role of allied health assistants who provide assistance to allied health professionals under predetermined guidelines. Depending on the setting, work may include following treatment plans for therapeutic interventions and/or conducting programs under the regular direct, indirect or remote supervision of an allied health professional. To achieve this qualification, the candidate must have completed at least 80 hours of work as detailed in the Assessment Requirements of the units of competency. competency. Axial’s qualified trainers will help students understand the theoretical and practical aspects of the course to support their success. col acol b Study ModeClassroom and Online Training Total Units12 (7 Core units + 5 Elective units) Duration of Course12 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this course you will need regular access to the following: - Laptop or desktop computer with working speakers or headphone points; - Internet: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Therapy assistant - Physiotherapy assistant - Podiatry assistant - Speech pathology assistant - Occupational therapy assistant - Allied health assistant ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate III in Disability / Home & Community - Certificate IV Ageing - Certificate IV Disability - Certificate IV in Leisure and Health - Certificate IV in Allied Health - Diploma of Mental Health - Diploma of Nursing and related higher education degrees. [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/HLT33015_CERTIFICATE_III_IN_ALLIED_HEALTH_ASSISTANC.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/HLT33021-Certificate-III-in-Allied-Health-Assistance.pdf)### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [Axial's Vision and Mission](https://www.axial.edu.au/axials-vision-and-mission/) **Published:** January 19, 2021 **Author:** Sam Ali **Content:** # Axial’s Vision and Mission ## Our Vision To be an absolute leader in the area of inclusive, flexible education, Axial Training enacts an ethos of empowering individuals of all abilities to achieve their aspirations through respect, lifelong learning, and genuine support. We imagine a future where diversity is celebrated, pathways are flexible, and opportunities are accessible to all. At Axial Training, we remove barriers and tailor training to suit the person, employer and / or school – not the other way around. Our vision is to inspire transformation and unlock potential for a brighter future through education and enduring industry partnerships. ## Our Mission At Axial Training, we believe education is not one-size-fits-all. Every learner deserves the opportunity to thrive, no matter their background, learning style, or individual challenges. Our mission is simple: no person should ever miss out on education. We are proud to educate minds while celebrating and nurturing the unique qualities of every student. We don’t just teach – we walk beside our learners, providing additional support, flexibility, and encouragement so they can confidently pursue their goals. We prepare students for meaningful, purposeful lives by equipping them with real-world skills and the confidence to seize world-class opportunities. Together with employers and schools, we do things differently and foster a culture of empowerment and growth, ensuring every learner reaches their fullest potential. ## Our Values We have five core values that are very clear and strong within the Axial group.. We encourage all of our students, staff and industry partners to embrace them and therefore represent their meaning - ![happiness](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/happiness.svg "happiness")### Spirit Axial students will value and demonstrate enthusiasm for the college and our environment. The Axial spirit is to be embraced by all our students and should form the foundation of their professional life. - ![handshake-integrity](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/handshake-integrity.svg "handshake-integrity")### Integrity Axial staff and students will be known for our honesty, trustworthiness, loyalty, courtesy, understanding, reliability and ethical behaviour. - ![courage](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/courage.svg "courage")### Courage Axial Staff and students will be known for their strength of character and confidence in doing what is right. We encourage all participants to demonstrate courage to embrace challenge and change. - ![caring](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/caring.svg "caring")### Respect Axial encourages respect. We understand that our students are members of a diverse community and as such we take responsibility as a team to care, support and cooperate with all. - ![fist](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/fist.svg "fist")### Passion Axial staff and students will have a passion for their desired career choices in industry. Their passion will form the foundation of exemplary results at all times. We will endeavour to understand that commitment and persistence are necessary for learning and achievement. - ![#image_title](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/inclusion.svg "inclusion")### Inclusivity At Axial Training, we believe in the inherent right of every individual to access education equally and to be treated with unwavering respect and dignity. We champion inclusivity by fostering a culture of compassion and respect, recognising and celebrating the unique contributions of each person within our community. - ![#image_title](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/diversityt.svg "diversityt")### Diversity Axial Training is committed to cultivating a diverse educational environment where the myriad backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences of our students and staff are not only welcomed but celebrated. Axials inherent belief system recognises that diversity enriches the learning experience, fostering innovation and understanding across all cultures. - ![#image_title](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/teaching.svg "teaching")### Dedication to Teaching & Learning We pride & dedicate ourselves to the highest standards of education, supporting & inspiring our students in their chosen field of endeavour ## Dedication to teaching & learning Axial Training’s staff – from trainers to support officers – are dedicated to doing things differently. They are experts in their field, but more importantly, they are driven by the belief that every student deserves the chance to succeed, regardless of how they learn. We invest heavily in ongoing training for our team so we can stay ahead of industry trends and deliver cutting-edge, relevant education. Our educators live the values we teach: - A love of learning - Flexibility in how we deliver training - A commitment to lifelong improvement With thousands of students studying across Australia, our specialist teams ensure that everyone – no matter their ability, background, or schedule – has access to the support they need to thrive. --- ### [SIT50422 Diploma of Hospitality Management](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/hospitality/diploma-of-hospitality-management/) **Published:** March 10, 2021 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # SIT50422 Diploma of Hospitality Management [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)## Enrol for a Diploma of Hospitality Management Online The SIT50422 Diploma of Hospitality Management qualification provides for a successful graduate to be competent as a Manager in any hospitality functional area. This course allows an individual to possess a sound theoretical knowledge base and be able to use a range of specialised, technical or managerial competencies to plan, carry out and evaluate their own work and / or the work of their team. To undertake this qualification participants must have; - Satisfactorily completed a minimum of Year 10 or equivalent and or relevant industry / [vocational experience](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-vocational-education-for-secondary-school-programs/). - Currently employed or would like to work within the hospitality industry. Alternatively, Axial’s Hospitality [Courses in Brisbane](https://www.axial.edu.au/) also offers Certificate II in [Hospitality Training Australia Brisbane](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-apprenticeships-and-traineeships/certificate-ii-in-hospitality/). ## Outcomes from a Diploma of Hospitality Management As a more in-depth version of hospitality certificate courses, this program prepares you to work as a departmental or small business manager in any hospitality industry sector. Restaurants, hotels, motels, catering companies, clubs, bars, cafés, and coffee shops are just some of the places where people work. Multiskilling and specialising in lodging services, culinary, food and beverage, and gaming are possible with this qualification. ### **Hotel Manager** A Hotel Manager is in charge of supervising and regulating hotel and motel operations. Hotel managers are in charge of a hotel’s day-to-day operations and its employees. As a result, they are frequently in order of the hotel’s financial management. Customer service and problem-solving skills are essential for hotel managers. Hotel managers frequently work late into the evenings, on weekends and holidays. ### **Restaurant Manager** Restaurant managers are in charge of overseeing the smooth operation and profitability of their establishments and managing their staff. They handle customer service issues and guarantee that the cuisine is excellent. Restaurant managers are also responsible for routine customer service activities such as addressing customer inquiries and complaints, taking bookings, and welcoming and counselling guests, in addition to hiring, training, and overseeing restaurant personnel. The restaurant manager will also ensure that all licensing, hygiene, and health and safety laws and regulations are followed col acol b Study ModeWorkplace & Online Total Units28 (11 Core + 17 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 24 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this course you will need regular access to the following: - Laptop or desktop computer with working speakers or headphone points; - Internet: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Restaurant owner/manager - Venue manager - Club manager - Hotel Management ## Course units ### Core units ### Elective units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; 1. Diploma of Leadership and Management 2. Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management ## University pathways ### University Articulation Study of this course with Axial Training can gain you credits into: ![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/griffith-university-logo.svg)- Bachelor of International Tourism and Hotel Management - Bachelor of Business ![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/uni-southern-qld-wide.svg?v=1)- Associate Degree of Business and Commerce - Bachelor of Business and Commerce [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/SIT50422-Diploma-of-Hospitality-Management.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/SIT50422-Diploma-of-Hospitality-Management.pdf?v=20241025) [### Download Course Brochure (electives) ![](/wp-content/uploads/SIT50422-Diploma-of-Hospitality-Management-Cookery-Electives.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/SIT50422-Diploma-of-Hospitality-Management-Cookery-Electives.pdf?v=20241025)### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [SIT30622 Certificate III in Hospitality](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/hospitality/certificate-iii-in-hospitality/) **Published:** December 2, 2020 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # SIT30622 Certificate III in Hospitality ## (Back of House and Front of House steams available) [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)The SIT30622 Certificate III in Hospitality qualification provides individuals with the skills and knowledge required to be competent in varying operations within the [hospitality industry](https://www.axial.edu.au/axial-apprenticeships-and-traineeships/diploma-of-hospitality-management/). It builds on basic operational skills and provides the learner with advanced operational and technical skills. Individuals can work with some Independence and under limited supervision and may provide operational advice and support to team members. To undertake this qualification participants must have; - Satisfactorily completed a minimum of Year 10 or equivalent and or relevant industry / vocational experience. - Currently employed or would like to work within the hospitality industry. Entry Requirements. col acol b Study ModeWorkplace & Online Total Units15 (6 Core + 9 Elective) Duration of CourseUp to 24 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this course you will need regular access to the following: - Laptop or desktop computer with working speakers or headphone points; - Internet: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Senior bar attendant. - Café attendant. - Catering assistant. - Food and beverage attendant. - Front office assistant. - Waiter - Housekeeping attendant ## Course units #### Core #### Elective: Front of House Stream #### Elective: Back of House Stream ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Certificate IV in Hospitality - Diploma of Hospitality - Diploma of Hospitality Management - Diploma of Leadership and Management - Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/SIT30622-Certificate-III-in-Hospitality.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/SIT30622-Certificate-III-in-Hospitality.pdf)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [BSB50820 Diploma of Project Management](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/business/diploma-of-project-management/) **Published:** August 24, 2021 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # BSB50820 Diploma of Project Management [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)Attain a broad range of skills required to plan, lead and execute the end-to-end delivery of an organisation’s projects with this course. Providing the basic skills and knowledge required to undertake the role of a project manager, this course contains units of study covering key fundamental project management principles. col acol b Study Mode- Online with support Total Units12 (8 Core units + 4 Elective units) Duration of CourseUp to 18 months RecognitionNationally recognised training Start DateEnrol anytime ## Entry requirements ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this course you will need regular access to the following: - Laptop or desktop computer with working speakers or headphone points; - Internet: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Project Manager - Clerical Manager - Project Administrator - Contracts Officer - Administration Manager ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Diploma of Business - Diploma of Business Administration - Diploma of Human Resources Management ## University pathways If you wish to pursue further study at a University, Axial Training has credit articulation agreements in place to help you achieve this study goal. Contact us for assistance in calculating the University credits available to you upon completion of your Axial studies. ![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/griffith-university-logo.svg)![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/uni-southern-qld-wide.svg?v=1)![James Cook University](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/james-cook-university.svg)![](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/southern-cross-university.svg?v=1) [### Download Course Brochure ![](/wp-content/uploads/BSB50820-diploma-of-project-management.jpg)](/wp-content/uploads/BSB50820-diploma-of-project-management.pdf?v=20220718)A State Government set ‘Student Contribution Fee’ applies for this apprenticeship. See more [here](/wp-content/uploads/Qld-Training-Fees.pdf) ### Start The Enrolment Process Now --- ### [BSB50120 Diploma of Business - Women in Leadership](https://www.axial.edu.au/course-areas/business/diploma-of-business-women-in-leadership/) **Published:** August 21, 2022 **Author:** dylanhf **Content:** # BSB50120 Diploma of Business – with a focus on Women in Leadership [ ENROL NOW ](/contact)Axial Training’s Diploma of Business – Women in Leadership is a course designed to develop women with purpose, into leaders who have a profound impact in their organisations, communities and wider society. This highly interactive course for women has been designed to help create and develop a rewarding and successful leadership career by showing participants how to tap into their authentic selves, embrace their uniqueness and capabilities, and ultimately build the confidence to ‘back themselves’. Delivered within a supportive and inclusive environment, the course will explore aligning goals with intentions, balancing ones personal growth ambitions with authenticity, building a leadership brand, and learning what leadership is and isn’t, and the challenges faced in exercising it as a mindful leader. col acol b Study Mode- Online with trainer support Duration of CourseUp to 18 Months Total Units12 (5 Core units + 7 Elective units) ## Entry requirements ![computer_requirements](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/computer_requirements.svg "computer_requirements")### Computer requirements In order to complete the online components of this course you will need regular access to the following: - Laptop or desktop computer with working speakers or headphone points; - Internet: High speed internet such as Broadband or ADSL ![career](https://www.axial.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/career.svg "career")### Career outcomes - Office Manager - Marketing Co-Ordinator - Retail Manager - Program Coordinator - Customer Service Officer - Business Owner - Unit Manager ## Course units ## Pathways to further study If your goal is to progress to higher level skills or management, this certificate course will provide a solid foundation upon which to progress into the following; - Diploma of Leadership and Management - Diploma of Business Administration - Diploma of Human Resources Management ## University pathways If you wish to pursue further study at a University, Axial Training has credit articulation agreements in place to help you achieve this study goal. 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