From real-world skills to tertiary status

Training and education available at Chisholm can meet the needs of people looking for learning foundations – such as basic skills, or learning how to learn - for TAFE skills-training, for specialist tertiary qualifications, and for further professional-level education. It can also be a resource for employers wanting to develop their workforce.

Chisholm students range from those still attending high school, to apprentices and trainees; from those getting certified in a particular skill for their jobs to those earning specialist degrees or graduate qualifications.

Pathways to your career

Chisholm courses are specifically designed to ensure students are ready for employment, new careers, or higher level study in their particular field.

Courses are developed in consultation with industry, and designed to meet both current and predicted shortages in skills, knowledge and expertise. Many give you experience in the workplace or simulated workplace training, and the opportunity to participate in leading industry events, competitions and exhibitions – where you can make yourself known to potential employers, and network with industry.

Qualifications are nationally recognised, welcomed by industry, and many lead directly to specific university study, or can serve as a pathway. Others provide post-graduate industry qualifications.

More flexible options all the time

Chisholm is continually looking for ways to make your study easier to fit in with your work and life. Different courses are now available full time or part time, in short term intensive mode or at-your-own pace, on-campus or off-campus, daytime or evenings, online or as a combination.

Specialist help for business

A specialist team of Chisholm Workforce Training Consultants interact with industry. Together with Centre expert staff, they work in partnership with industry to advise on a range of delivery and services that can be tailored to help enterprises develop their people and grow their business.