NTO | Partnering with Agencies and Support Services for Community Impact
At NTO, we recognise the vital role that agencies, government bodies, and community organisations play in supporting individuals and communities. By collaborating with us, you can provide targeted education and training solutions to those in need, improving outcomes for individuals who require additional support, including those receiving government assistance.
NTO works with agencies and community services to provide training pathways that address barriers to education, employment, and social inclusion. Our partnerships are designed to ensure individuals from diverse backgrounds and circumstances have the opportunity to unlock their potential.
We offer bespoke training options that align with the specific needs of your target groups—whether they are job seekers, people with disabilities, youth at risk, or individuals from Indigenous communities. Our flexible programs ensure that each participant receives the right training for their circumstances.
NTO is committed to working with all Australian registered service providers to support the delivery of quality training and assessment services. We ensure that all third-party arrangements comply with the Standards for Registered Training Organisations 2015, guaranteeing a high standard of service delivery and continuous improvements in student outcomes.
Our partnership model helps you tap into various government incentives, funding, and support programs, ensuring that training solutions are accessible and affordable for those who need them most.
NTO has a strong track record of helping individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds access meaningful employment through skill-building programs. We focus on outcomes, ensuring that every participant has the tools they need to succeed long-term.
Our programs are specifically designed to upskill and reskill individuals who have been out of the workforce, giving them the confidence and qualifications to succeed in high-demand industries.
We are committed to providing accessible training for individuals with disabilities, ensuring that each person receives the support needed to achieve their career goals. Our approach is inclusive, catering to diverse learning needs.
With a focus on developing the practical skills and confidence of young people at risk, our programs provide pathways for them to enter stable, meaningful employment.
Through culturally safe training programs, we support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, helping them gain the skills and confidence needed to thrive in the workforce.
For individuals who have been long-term unemployed, NTO offers comprehensive support to re-skill, up-skill, and prepare for the modern job market.
We offer personalised career advice to help individuals explore suitable career options and align them with available training programs that best suit their needs.
Through our network of employers and industry contacts, we provide job placement services, ensuring that trained individuals have access to employment opportunities.
Our mentoring services are designed to guide students through their training journey, providing personal support from experienced professionals.
We recognise that each student has unique circumstances, so we provide flexible learning formats, including online, in-person, and blended learning options, allowing participants to learn at their own pace.
We can work together to develop customised training programs that meet the needs of your community or organisation’s participants. This includes developing unique learning pathways for specific demographic groups.
Partner with NTO on community initiatives that promote education and employment, contributing to social impact and community empowerment.
We collaborate on research to develop new training models and strategies that address emerging issues faced by disadvantaged groups.
Together, we can advocate for policy changes that improve access to education and training for vulnerable populations, creating positive long-term social change.
Discover how NTO’s partnerships have positively impacted communities across Australia. Read Our Success Stories.
A.NTO has clear policies and procedures in place to ensure that all third-party arrangements comply with the Standards for Registered Training Organisations 2015. This includes having a written agreement with all third parties and conducting regular audits to ensure the quality of services provided.
A.NTO manages the transition from superseded training packages within 12 months of their publication on Training.gov.au. Only currently endorsed training packages will be delivered to students, and new enrolments will not be allowed into superseded qualifications after the 12-month transition period, as per the state/territory registering body.
A.Course fees vary depending on the specific course and the individual circumstances of the student. Detailed information about fees can be found in the course brochures or on the NTO website.
A.In addition to course and enrolment fees, there may be additional charges for reissuing lost certificates, replacing learning resources, reassessment of tasks, and processing refunds.
A.NTO’s Refunds and Cancellation Policy outlines the conditions under which students can receive a refund or cancel their enrolment. More details are available in the NTO Student Handbook or on the NTO website.
A.NTO ensures the protection of prepaid fees by maintaining financial viability and holding funds in excess of the threshold required for prepaid fees.
A.NTO complies with the Privacy Act 1988 and Australian Privacy Principles, ensuring the privacy and confidentiality of student information. Details can be found in the NTO Student Handbook and privacy policy.
A.NTO provides comprehensive support during the enrolment process, including pre-enrolment information, language, literacy, and numeracy (LLN) assessments, and reasonable adjustments for students with special needs.
A.NTO offers a range of support services, including access to a Student Support Officer, LLN programs, study skills programs, and referrals for mediation and counselling services.
A.You can contact the Student Support Officer or visit the NTO website for information on how to access educational and support services.
NTO acknowledges the Darug people, the Traditional Custodians of the land on which our Parramatta office is located. We extend our respect to Elders past, present, and emerging, and acknowledge the continuing connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to Country throughout Australia. We celebrate the cultural knowledges, stories, songlines, ancestors, and dreamings of the First Peoples of Australia, and recognize their custodianship of this land for over 65,000 years.
