Many of us are time poor nowadays, and often the idea of committing to long-term study can be daunting. That’s the beauty of a TAFE short course, according to Chisholm Short Course Business Partner Sharon Smith.
“Short courses are a great way to pathway to a possible qualification or employment without a long-term commitment,” she says.
“You can advance your skills and knowledge in as little as a day or over several weeks without committing to years of study.”
Chisholm offers a wide range of short courses in hospitality, hair and beauty, trades, business and IT, allied health, arts and more. So, if you’re considering doing a short course – here are some compelling reasons to enrol.
Get an industry license or ticket
Chisholm has a range of industry license or ticket short courses to help you or your employees gain the skills and qualifications to comply with the current regulations in your field. You can learn about entering and working in confined spaces or preparing to work safely in the construction industry (white card). Our Provide First Aid or the Operate and Maintain Chainsaws courses are popular short courses.
Speak to our industry experts today to tailor a course to your business’ needs.
Try out a new career
For some people, diving straight into a certificate or a diploma can a big commitment. Instead, why not test the waters with a short course to see if you like a new career? For example, if you’re contemplating becoming a welder, you might consider trying our introduction to welding short course.
Refresh your skills or upskill
Short courses provide an excellent opportunity to upskill and grow your knowledge, according to Sharon.
Say you’re wanting to work in medical administration. Our Medical Reception and Billing and the Medical Secreatary short courses may be the way to go.
Maybe you’ve been a swim instructor and lifeguarding is the next step on your career ladder? Check out the pool lifeguard skillset short course. Or perhaps you want to be in the hospitality indusry and want to get behind the coffee machine? Why not do an Introduction to Coffee coffee training short course? We also have Responsible Service of Alcohol and Safe Food Handling courses.
Explore a creative passion
A TAFE short course can be a great avenue to get the creative juices flowing and your imagination soaring.
Maybe one of our popular jewellery making or art courses are more up your alley?
Do something fun
Sometimes the motivation to do a short course is simply just to have fun. Full stop!
At Chisholm, there are loads of engaging short courses on offer, from learning how to apply eyelash extensions to understanding how to start a sketch journal.
Meet other like-minded people
If you’re looking to connect with other people who share similar interests to you, a short course is a great starting point. Get out in the community, start studying and get connecting with those who share your passion.
Our teachers are industry experts and are ready to support you to achieve your goals through a TAFE short course.
Like to know more?
Please note that Chisholm’s short courses change from time to time. To explore our current offerings, head to the short courses page.
