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Inspiring Courses and Seminars
 
Learning

 

U

pdate Your Skills with Free Training
Are you wanting to return to work but need to update your skills?

Do you have time on your hands i.e.; the kids have grown up and you’d like to rejoin the workforce?

Have your circumstances changed and you need an income to support yourself?

Many of us would like to rejoin the workforce but we don’t have the necessary skills or we need to update our skills to qualify for a position. I recently spoke with the Manager of the National Institute of Training about their nationally recognised and accredited training that encompasses various industries. They are currently offering Certificate II in:

 

  • Business
  • Customer Contact
  • Food Processing
  • Hospitality Operations
  • Process Manufacturing
  • Retail Operations
  • Transport & Distribution (Warehousing & Storage)

 

Q “The training is comprehensive, how much does it cost?”

  A (Manager of NIOT) Training is provided FREE OF CHARGE if you are:

  • 25 years or older
  • A permanent Australian Resident
  • Have not completed Year 12 or Certificate II level qualifications or higher either in Australia or overseas

 “Where can we receive training and what is the duration of most of your courses?”

“Our organisation (National Institute of Training Pty Ltd) delivers its training in classroom environments around Australia and in some cases online.

Our courses are held over a 7 to 10 day period (excluding weekends) and the hours are 9:30am to 4pm.

Morning tea, lunch & afternoon tea is provided daily

Courses are also offered on a part-time basis. Distance can sometimes be a deterrent; therefore we can offer flexible off-site learning.”

Our trainers utilise the latest developments and initiatives in the industry.”

Q “What are the benefits for women enrolling in a vocational education course?

“Lana, there are numerous benefits. I’d like to share a number of comments we have received from women who enrolled with the National Institute of Training on why training would benefit them.”

"Being a stay at home mum I would like to have done something in my time to help me back in the workforce regarding education”.

 To obtain a qualification in my field of work”

I wish to be employed in the Hospitality industry. I have found it hard to find a job and would like an opportunity to gain a certificate which would help me to find a job”.

 By enrolling in a vocational education course it will help me find work in the future and in other states”.

 I have a lot of hands on experience but no qualifications”.

I believe if I learn a basic course, then I will want to study further”.

“I am a trained waitress and I would like to get back into the Hospitality field”.

 “I’d also like to share comments received by participants who have completed courses.”

·         The course gave me knowledge of hospitality industry and it gave me confidence to get a job”.

·         I had heaps of laughs, teacher was great, overall a very good course”.

·         The course was excellent”.

·         Very good I really enjoyed it”.

·         Very exciting and I appreciate the chance”.

·         Really worth it. Gives great knowledge of the hospitality industry”.

·         Very interesting course. I learnt a lot more and was very impressed”.

Lana –  “Thanks Dean, I believe this is a wonderful opportunity for women who fit the criterion, to refresh their skills or learn new skills, enabling them to optimize their chances of securing suitable employment.

You can contact The Training Institute of Australia via direct link (on the left had side of our home page) or by logging onto www.niot.com.au or calling toll free 1800 635 990 

 

 “Australian Skills Vouchers is an Australian Government Initiative”, as well as providing a link to the Skills for the Future website, www.australia.gov.au/skillsforthefuture.

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