Frequently Asked Questions
A: This qualification can lead to job roles like general clerk, receptionist, data entry operator, or office assistant in various industries.
A: This course is offered both online and face-to-face at our Rydalmere campus.
A: The course duration can vary depending on your study mode. Full-time students typically complete it within 1-2 years, while part-time study may take longer.
A: There are no formal entry requirements. However, basic computer skills and a good command of English are recommended.
A: The course fee is $6,140. Eligible students may be able to access government subsidies, such as Smart and Skilled in NSW.
A: This qualification can open doors to roles like executive assistant, office manager, or project coordinator.
A: We offer flexible delivery options, including online, face-to-face, and blended learning to suit your needs.
A: Assessments may include written assignments, projects, presentations, and practical demonstrations.
A: The course fee is $6,410. Government funding options may be available to eligible students.
A: You will develop skills in communication, teamwork, problem-solving, decision-making, and mentoring.
A: Yes, this course is designed for both emerging and experienced leaders looking to enhance their skills.
A: You can choose to study online, face-to-face, or through a combination of both.
A: The course duration can vary depending on your study load. It typically takes between 6 months to 2 years.
A: This course will equip you with skills in customer service, sales, visual merchandising, and stock management.
A: We can help arrange work placements with retail businesses to provide you with hands-on experience.
A: You can explore opportunities in various retail settings, including department stores, supermarkets, specialty shops, and online retail.
A: This qualification can lead to roles such as food processing worker, production line worker, or quality assurance officer in various food manufacturing industries.
A: This course is offered in both online and face-to-face formats at our Rydalmere campus.
A: The course duration varies depending on the mode of study. Full-time students typically complete it within 1-2 years, while part-time study may take longer.
A: There are no formal entry requirements. However, basic literacy and numeracy skills are recommended to ensure successful completion of the course.
A: The course fee is $5,950. Eligible students may be able to access government subsidies, such as Skills First in Victoria or Smart and Skilled in NSW.
A: Yes, the course includes practical components that may require on-site training or work placements to gain hands-on experience in food processing techniques.
A: Students have access to academic support, counselling services, and industry-experienced trainers who provide guidance throughout the course.
A: Yes, upon completion, students may choose to pursue further studies such as the Certificate IV in Food Science and Technology or other related qualifications.
A: The Certificate III in Food Processing is designed to meet the current industry standards and is regularly updated in accordance with ASQA and Skills First Australia guidelines.
A: The course covers a range of skills and knowledge areas including food safety, quality assurance, production processes, and workplace health and safety.
A: Assessments include a combination of written assignments, practical demonstrations, and workplace-based projects to evaluate competency in various aspects of food processing.
A: Yes, RPL is available for students who have prior experience or qualifications in food processing, allowing them to receive credit for their existing skills and knowledge.
A: This qualification can lead to roles such as food processing worker, production line worker, or quality assurance officer in various food manufacturing industries.
A: This course is offered in both online and face-to-face formats at our Rydalmere campus.
A: The course duration varies depending on the mode of study. Full-time students typically complete it within 1-2 years, while part-time study may take longer.
A: There are no formal entry requirements. However, basic literacy and numeracy skills are recommended to ensure successful completion of the course.
A: The course fee is $5,950. Eligible students may be able to access government subsidies, such as Skills First in Victoria or Smart and Skilled in NSW.
A: Yes, the course includes practical components that may require on-site training or work placements to gain hands-on experience in food processing techniques.
A: Students have access to academic support, counselling services, and industry-experienced trainers who provide guidance throughout the course.
A: Yes, upon completion, students may choose to pursue further studies such as the Certificate IV in Food Science and Technology or other related qualifications.
A: The Certificate III in Food Processing is designed to meet the current industry standards and is regularly updated in accordance with ASQA and Skills First Australia guidelines.
A: The course covers a range of skills and knowledge areas including food safety, quality assurance, production processes, and workplace health and safety.
A: Assessments include a combination of written assignments, practical demonstrations, and workplace-based projects to evaluate competency in various aspects of food processing.
A: Yes, RPL is available for students who have prior experience or qualifications in food processing, allowing them to receive credit for their existing skills and knowledge.
A: The course covers waste management practices, environmental regulations, safety procedures, and waste treatment technologies.
A: You can explore roles like waste management officer, recycling coordinator, or landfill operator.
A: Depending on your specific job role and location, you may need to obtain additional licenses or certifications.
A: This qualification can lead to employment as a commercial cleaner, housekeeper, or specialized cleaner in various settings.
A: Yes, the course includes practical components to develop your cleaning skills in a simulated work environment.
A: You can consider further studies in areas like facilities management or environmental services.
A: This qualification will prepare you for roles in warehousing, logistics, inventory control, and transportation.
A: You will learn about supply chain processes, inventory management, warehousing operations, and transportation logistics.
A: You can explore roles like warehouse supervisor, logistics coordinator, or supply chain analyst.
A: You will need to obtain a heavy vehicle driver's license and any necessary endorsements based on the type of vehicle you intend to drive.
A: Yes, the course includes training on defensive driving strategies, hazard perception, and safe work practices.
A: You can explore opportunities in long-haul trucking, local delivery driving, or specialized vehicle operations.
A: This course is for staff involved in gaming activities in venues like hotels and clubs.
A: You will learn about responsible gambling practices, identifying problem gambling, and assisting customers with gambling-related issues.
A: Yes, it is a legal requirement for staff working in gaming venues in NSW.
A: You will learn how to perform manicures and pedicures, including nail shaping, cuticle care, massage techniques, and nail polish application.
A: This particular course focuses on basic manicure and pedicure services. We offer separate courses for nail art and acrylic applications.
A: The course emphasizes hygiene practices to prevent infections and maintain a safe environment for clients.
A: You will learn how to apply individual eyelash extensions safely and effectively, including classic and volume lash techniques.
A: Yes, the course covers hygiene practices, client consultation, and potential contraindications for eyelash extensions.
A: You can work as an eyelash technician in beauty salons, spas, or as a freelance make-up artist.
A: You will learn various make-up techniques, including day makeup, evening makeup, bridal makeup, and special effects.
A: Yes, you will learn about skin types, product selection, and hygiene practices for make-up application.
A: Assessment may involve practical demonstrations of your make-up skills, written assignments, and portfolio development.
A: You will gain the skills and knowledge to provide basic first aid response in various situations, including CPR.
A: The certificate is typically valid for three years, and then you will need to complete a refresher course.
A: Yes, this is a nationally recognized first aid qualification.
A: TEACHO issues the BlueCard after NTO confirms your competency in TLIF0025.
A: Yes, NTO is an ASQA-accredited RTO (Provider No. 90772).
A: Retake TLIF0025 with NTO before the 5-year expiry and reapply to TEACHO.
A: It's suitable for anyone working in the retail food industry, including supermarkets, delis, and convenience stores.
A: The course covers food safety hazards, temperature control, hygiene practices, and preventing cross-contamination.
A: Assessment may include a written test and practical observation of your food handling skills.
A: Anyone who wants to work on a construction site in Australia is legally required to have a White Card.
A: The course covers WHS awareness specific to the construction industry, including hazards, risk management, and safety procedures.
A: The White Card is valid for life, unless specifically revoked by a WHS regulator.
A: It's a mechanical device used to provide access to work at heights, such as cherry pickers and scissor lifts.
A: Anyone who needs to operate an EWP for work is required to have this qualification.
A: The training covers EWP types, safety procedures, pre-operational checks, operation techniques, and emergency procedures.
A: You can pursue roles in civil construction, earthmoving, and infrastructure projects.
A: Some prior experience with machinery operation may be beneficial but is not always required.
A: The course covers excavator types, safety procedures, operation techniques, earthmoving principles, and trenching operations.
A: It's designed for drivers, operators, and anyone working in roles where fatigue can be a safety risk.
A: You will learn about the causes and effects of fatigue, how to recognize fatigue symptoms, and strategies for managing fatigue.
A: Fatigue can significantly impair your judgment and reaction time, increasing the risk of accidents.
A: It means that everyone in the supply chain has a shared responsibility for ensuring the safety of transport activities.
A: It applies to everyone involved in the transport process, from drivers and operators to managers and logistics companies.
A: The course covers obligations related to vehicle maintenance, load securing, fatigue management, and compliance with regulations.
A: It's suitable for team leaders, supervisors, and managers who want to improve their leadership skills.
A: You will develop skills in communication, teamwork, conflict resolution, emotional intelligence, and building positive workplace relationships.
A: We offer flexible delivery options, including online modules, face-to-face workshops, and workplace coaching.
A: This course covers Microsoft Office applications, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
A: You will develop skills in creating professional business documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and managing electronic information.
A: Yes, the course caters to different skill levels, from beginners to those wanting to enhance their existing digital literacy.
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.