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Benefits of being an RTO

Registered training organisations (RTOs) are recognised as providers of quality assured and nationally recognised training and qualifications.

Only RTOs can:

Nationally recognised training

Only RTOs can use the nationally recognised training logo on all qualifications and statements of attainment they issue. The logo is a valuable marketing tool which signifies:

This means students will be confident the skills they attain are of a high quality and accepted and valued anywhere in Australia. It also allows students to enrol, transfer or complete their training at any RTO, nationwide.

A training organisation that is not registered may offer training but cannot issue nationally recognised qualifications.

Australian, state and territory government funding

RTOs can apply for financial assistance from government to deliver training. A major component of the Australian Government funding policy is User Choice. This is a national policy but each state and territory determines how it is applied and the amount of funds an RTO can receive.

The Australian government and state and territory governments also offer various funding programs targeted at particular learning groups, industries, or regions of Australia.

For more information see funding and tenders.

Create and customise courses

Only RTOs can customise courses to deliver nationally accredited training that is tailored to the needs of potential clients.

For more information see customising a course.

Overseas students

Training providers wishing to get involved in the growing education export market must be registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS).

To be registered on CRICOS, a training provider must be an RTO.

For more information see international markets.

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Registered training organisations (RTOs) are recognised as providers of quality assured and nationally recognised training and qualifications.

Only RTOs can:

Nationally recognised training

Only RTOs can use the nationally recognised training logo on all qualifications and statements of attainment they issue. The logo is a valuable marketing tool which signifies:

This means students will be confident the skills they attain are of a high quality and accepted and valued anywhere in Australia. It also allows students to enrol, transfer or complete their training at any RTO, nationwide.

A training organisation that is not registered may offer training but cannot issue nationally recognised qualifications.

Australian, state and territory government funding

RTOs can apply for financial assistance from government to deliver training. A major component of the Australian Government funding policy is User Choice. This is a national policy but each state and territory determines how it is applied and the amount of funds an RTO can receive.

The Australian government and state and territory governments also offer various funding programs targeted at particular learning groups, industries, or regions of Australia.

For more information see funding and tenders.

Create and customise courses

Only RTOs can customise courses to deliver nationally accredited training that is tailored to the needs of potential clients.

For more information see customising a course.

Overseas students

Training providers wishing to get involved in the growing education export market must be registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS).

To be registered on CRICOS, a training provider must be an RTO.

For more information see international markets.

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  • Funding and tenders for RTOs >>
    State and territory governments offer funding for courses under the national User Choice policy and through various other funding programs that address regional, industrial and social needs.
  • Benefits of being an enterprise RTO >>
    Many organisations whose core business is not training are finding there’s much to gain in becoming an RTO and delivering nationally recognised training to their employees.
  • Australian Quality Training Framework >>
    The Australian Quality Training Framework is the nationally agreed arrangements that ensure the high quality of vocational education and training services in Australia.
  • Locate and download Training Packages >>
  • Training Packages >>
    A Training Package is a set of nationally endorsed standards and qualifications used to recognise and assess the skills and knowledge people need to perform effectively in the workplace. They are a key resource for RTOs in the delivery of structured, accredited training.