Teaching Training
Enjoy a rewarding career as a Trainer helping people improve their workplace skills and expand their career opportunities.
Be recognised for your natural coaching abilities
Whether you’ve been training people for years or have just been promoted to the role, our courses will provide you with an industry-standard qualification in Teaching and Training. You’ll learn proven techniques for mentoring, program design, and assessment, and become a more effective and engaging trainer. Your own career will get a boost too—with our recognised qualifications, you’ll be a front-runner for roles in Registered Training Organisations.
Courses
Get a recognised qualification with one of our accredited courses. We offer a range of courses in different areas, so no matter what your goals are, we have a course for you.
Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40122)
This qualification reflects the roles of entry-level vocational education and training (VET) teachers, trainers, and assessors who deliver training services to vocational learners and assessment services to candidates.
Why study with GOTAFE?
Training that sets you up for success
Our Trainers are all industry-qualified, with extensive experience in Teaching and Training and the practices and processes you'll use day-to-day in the workplace.
Your training will provide the skills and knowledge employers are looking for, and you'll graduate with both a recognised qualification, and the practical experience to match.
Flexible courses to meet your needs
Whether you're just starting out, or want to build on your existing skill set, our courses have the flexibility to suit your circumstances. We offer night classes or off-campus studies, so you can continue studying even if you're working full-time.
A world of opportunity
Whether you choose to stay local, or take your career elsewhere, you'll have the skills to take you where you want to go.
Every organisation needs people with essential business and admin skills, and our Trainers have strong industry networks, meaning employers often approach them to recommend students for job openings.