Did you know there are a range of training courses at CIT that are free. Read the following information and see if you qualify.
What training is available?
There are a range of available training opportunities* CIT is offering in 2012 FREE OF CHARGE to eligible individuals. Funding is available under the ACT Government’s Productivity Places Program to specific programs which relate to occupations that are currently in demand in the ACT – which means employment opportunities are plentiful to people with the right skills.
Training Program
Certificate II in Business (30 places available)
Certificate III in Accounts Administration (15 places available)
Certificate III in Beauty Services (16 places available)
Certificate II in Hairdressing (18 places available)
Certificate III in Aged Care (30 places available)
Certificate III in Disability (20 places available)
Certificate II in Information Technology (20 places available)
Certificate III in Information Technology (20 places available)
Certificate IV in IT (Networking) (15 places available)
Certificate IV in IT (Websites) (15 places available)
Certificate IV in IT (General) (15 places available)
* subject to Government funding approval.
Note: This information is current as at 14 December 2011. Please note that due to limited places, some of these places may have filled.
Who is eligible to apply?
Eligibility is determined by an individual being:
- an Australian citizen, permanent resident of Australia or a person who is in Australia on a humanitarian refugee visa.
- living in the ACT.
- not currently studying.
- not currently working or if < 25 years working less than 15 hours in the last fortnight.
How much does training cost?
The cost of training is shared between the Federal and State Governments. This means eligible individuals can complete specific training programs for free. Additional costs may be incurred by individuals such as materials, uniforms or prescribed equipment.
When can I start and finish my training?
Training can start as soon as CIT can determine an individual’s eligibility and the training program is currently being offered by CIT. Individuals must start before 29 June 2012 and complete studying by 30 May 2014.
Interested or want more information?
Register now to attend our information session on 14 February 2012 and hear about available courses, eligibility, and career opportunities at cit.edu.au/ppptrainforfree.
This information is current as at 14 December 2011. Due to limited places, some of these places may have filled.
Productivity Places Program (PPP) is a joint initiative of the Commonwealth and Territory Governments.
