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How to enrol

Enrolling takes three steps. Here is what you need before you apply.

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Three steps to enrol

  1. 01

    Choose a category

    Select whether you want an accredited qualification, a short course, or non-accredited training.

  2. 02

    Select your course and intake

    Pick your course and preferred monthly start date on the application form.

  3. 03

    Complete the application

    Submit the form with 100 points of ID, the Pre-Training Review and the completed Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) and Digital Literacy questionnaire. We then confirm your enrolment.

Enrolment requirements

Pre-Training Review

Every student completes a Pre-Training Review (PTR) questionnaire before enrolment is finalised. It helps us find the right course for you and the job you want afterwards. Answer each question in as much detail as you can. An ETC staff member can help you fill it in, in person or over the phone.

100 points of ID

Your application must include 100 points of identification. This guide shows which documents count and how many points each one is worth. Contact our office if you are still unsure.

Unique Student Identifier (USI)

We recommend you have your USI ready when you apply. Contact us if you need help with it.

Full details are in the Student Handbook. Please read it before you enrol.

Apply online

Choose your course and a start date, then send us your application. Our team confirms your enrolment and your next available intake.

Prefer paper? Download the form, complete it and email it to info@etccollege.edu.au.

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New intakes every month

Turn a caring nature into a secure career

Apply online in about ten minutes, or call us and we will help you choose the right course.

  • Monthly intakes
  • 120 hours of placement
  • RTO 45622

RTO 45622, registered with ASQA

Nationally recognised: CHC33021, CHC43015, CHC43121, HLTHPS007, HLTAID009, HLTAID011. Assistant in Nursing (Ageing and Disability) and Manual Handling for Health Care Support Workers are non-accredited.

View on training.gov.au
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