Free training courses

If you're responsible for keeping your workplace safe, this training can help you:

• prevent transmission
• ensure a safe workplace for staff and customers.

How to access

To access this training, contact the following organisations:

• Alana Kaye Group Pty Ltd
• Arnhem Land Progress Aboriginal Corporation
• Central Australia Remote Health Development
• Fox Education and Consultancy
• Response Employment and Training.

More information

For more information, call the Industry Skills Advisory Council NT on 08 7913 7500 or email admin@isacnt.org.au.

The JobTrainer program supports job seekers and young people to upskill or reskill with free and low cost training courses.

These courses will include full qualifications and skills sets in identified areas of skill needs.

Eligible participants can complete more than one short course.

Who can apply

You can apply if you're:

• a job seeker - an individual who is out of work
• receiving an income support payment - find out more on the Services Australia website
• underemployed - employed on a casual or part time basis, and working less than 35 hours per week, and willing and able to work additional hours
• a school leaver or young person - 17 to 24 years old regardless of employment status.

You must also:

• be an NT resident
• be an Australian citizen or have permanent residency
• have the skills and capabilities to undertake training and to actively engage in employment.

Who can't apply

You can't apply if you're:

• a school student or under 17 years old
• an individual who is employed full-time and over 24 years old.

How to apply

View the courses below. To enrol or for more information about a course, you must contact the training provider. They will confirm timing and availability of the course you are interest in.

More information

For more information about the JobTrainer program, or for career and training advice, call the Skills Recognition Centre on 08 8946 7316 or email info@skillsrecognitioncentre.edu.au.

You can also go to the Skills Recognition Centre website.

For other training options, go to the Australian Government's My Skills website or National Careers Institute website.