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If you’re looking to enter the workforce quickly, a Certificate II or III can provide essential job-ready skills within a short timeframe. Many industries, such as trades and healthcare, hire workers with Certificate III qualifications. Short courses can also help if you need to upskill in a particular area without committing to a long-term study program.

Yes! Many courses offer flexible online learning options, allowing you to study at your convenience.

Start by thinking about your career goals, lifestyle, and how you like to learn. Our Course Finder tool can help match you with options that fit.

Not always. Many entry-level courses are designed for beginners or career changers, with no prior experience required.

Course lengths vary. Some short courses can be completed in a few weeks, while qualifications like diplomas may take 6–12 months or more.

There’s something for everyone, from short courses and microcredentials to certificates and diplomas across industries like business, health, IT, trades and more.

Yes! We have courses eligible for funding or subsidies. It depends on your location, provider, and course type.

Absolutely. Many courses are designed with flexibility in mind so that you can balance study with work or other commitments.