FAQs
Answers to your most common questions about our vocational training for trades and short courses.
General Questions
What is On-Site Training, and how does it benefit my business?
On-Site Training means that the training takes place at your place of work, ensuring minimal disruption to your business operations. It allows apprentices to gain practical experience while staying productive and contributing to ongoing projects.
How does Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) work, and how can it help me?
RPL allows you to receive credit for skills and knowledge you have gained through work experience or previous training. This can help you complete your qualification faster and avoid repeating content you already know.
Are your training programs nationally recognised?
Yes, all our training programs, including the Certificate III in Cabinet Making and Shopfitting, are nationally accredited and meet industry standards. This ensures your qualifications are valued and respected across Australia.
How is the training delivered for apprentices?
Our training combines on-the-job practical training, online learning, and face-to-face sessions conducted by our trainers. This blended approach ensures apprentices receive comprehensive support and a rich learning experience.
Can I complete the training faster if I already have experience?
Yes, through the RPL process and credit transfers, you can reduce the time required to complete your training if you can demonstrate competency in certain areas.
What funding options are available for apprenticeships?
As a Queensland Government Skills Assured Supplier, we offer training funded under Career Start. Eligible apprentices may receive full or partial funding, and concessions may apply to reduce out-of-pocket costs.
What are the entry requirements for enrolling in the Certificate III in Cabinet Making and Shopfitting?
To enrol, you must be employed as an apprentice in Queensland and meet the eligibility criteria outlined by the Queensland Government for apprenticeships.
What equipment or tools do I need for practical training?
You will need your own personal protective equipment (PPE), including safety glasses, protective footwear, and hearing protection. Access to a computer or tablet with internet is also required for online learning.
What kind of support is available during my training?
Our experienced trainers are available for ongoing support, including regular check-ins and on-site visits. We also offer one-on-one consultations to ensure you stay on track and meet your learning goals.
What happens if I face financial hardship and cannot pay my fees?
If you experience financial hardship and find it difficult to pay your fees, On Site Assessing Pty Ltd offers flexible solutions to help. We may arrange tailored payment plans or alternative financial arrangements to support you during challenging times. Contact us directly to discuss your situation and explore the available options to ensure you can continue your learning journey without added stress.