FAQs
An RTO is a Registered Training Organisation that delivers nationally recognised training in the VET sector and issues nationally recognised qualifications and statements of attainment. To deliver this training, the RTO needs to be approved by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA).
Vocational Education and Training (VET) provides students with applied skills and knowledge so they can contribute to the national workforce. VET accredited courses and qualifications help students to get qualified for a new career, return or enter the workforce, upskill current qualifications or enter university.
Yes you can, however most qualifications require you to be employed. In some instances a work placement might cover the application requirements of a unit of competency.
Learning Partners offers paper based and digital resources. However, as digital literacy is becoming increasingly valued in VET study and is a requirement in most workplaces, Learning Partners offers opportunities for all learners to utilise digital resources through our learning management system, Canvas. A laptop is the preferred device for working in the digital space.
You are entitled to a credit transfer if the unit is included in the qualification you wish to complete, and the inclusion of the completed unit meets the rules for the qualification you want to complete.
Yes. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is a process that assesses your current competency, knowledge and previous learning, relevant to the qualification.
Learning Partners does not currently offer programs that are delivered fully online. Our model centres on working with the individual and their employer, to customise the learning experience and outcomes in the workplace. We provide digital resources to compliment face to face learning.
Skill Sets and Micro Credentials is a grouping of one or more units of competency selected from qualifications. They are designed to meet an employer’s or learner’s specific needs and they aim to develop targeted skills and knowledge. Skill Sets and Micro Credentials do not usually take as long to complete as does a full qualification, they are more flexible and can focus on areas of industry best practice.