Interested in Doing a Course @ TL Centre?
Enrolment
High-School Student
Independent Student
Industry Worker
If you are in high-school and are interested in doing a course with Tactile Learning Centre please follow these steps
- Talk with your guidance officer at your school and let them know which course you would like to do
- Your school will then contact us to discuss training options
- In collaboration with your school Tactile Learning Centre will organise a group of students for the course
- When the course details are finalised you will be contacted with the start date
Note: If you are at high-school but would like to participate in one of our courses off-site your school please contact the office on 07 3161 0021
If you are an independent student interested in doing a course with Tactile Learning Centre please follow these steps
- Look over the website to decide which course you are interested in
- Enquire though the course page with all your details
- You will be contacted either by phone or email in regards to your enquiry
- When your enquiry is finalised you will be advised of the course start date and location
Note: If you are unsure of certain details or would like to clarify information please contact the office on 07 3161 0021
- If you are wanting Tactile Learning Centre to do the training for your apprenticeship or traineeship please contact the Apprenticeship Centre and nominate Tactile Learning Centre RTO:30922 as the SRTO.
For support in nominating Tactile Learning Centre as the SRTO feel free to contact the office on 07 3161 0021.
- If you are an industry worker that is interested in getting Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) for for one of our qualifications, please enquire through the “Contact” page on the website or call the office for an application form.
For further information regarding Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) feel free to contact the office on 07 3161 0021.
Funding
The Queensland Government invests in training based on industry advice to provide Queenslanders with the skills they need to gain meaningful and sustainable employment through the provider of their choice.
Government funding is directed to minimise skills shortages, focus on training for jobs that are in demand in our critical industries, and increase the number of Queenslanders with formal post-school qualifications.
The Queensland Skills Gateway includes a tool to help you check if you are eligible for government subsidised training in Queensland.
Under Queensland Vet Investment plan there are a number of programs available. List of subsidised training and programs.
To offer training and assessment services subsidised by the Department of Employment, Small Business and Training (DESBT) a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) must be pre-approved by DESBT. If an RTO is pre-approved by DESBT they are called a Skills Assure Supplier (SAS). Tactile Learning Centre RTO:30922 maintains current SAS status.
Student Handbook
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why are you called Tactile Learning Centre?
1. that can be perceived by the touch; tangible
2. of, having, or related to the sense of touch
The reason we are called Tactile Learning Centre is because we believe that to truly learn something one must touch, feel, and experience it first hand. For this reason, all effort is taken to ensure that our training is as hands-on and experiential as possible.