General Training Pathway

Funding Overview

The General Training Pathway is designed to help Queenslanders gain the skills and knowledge needed for entry level employment across a range of industries. This pathway provides structured vocational training that prepares students with practical abilities and industry relevant knowledge.

Through General Training, students complete their qualification with AADA College while developing hands on skills through practical training and workplace based assessment. This learning approach ensures that students graduate with the confidence and capability required to succeed in real working environments.

AADA College is a recognised Skills Assure Supplier delivering General Training in the following nationally recognised qualifications:

• HLT35021 – Certificate III in Dental Assisting
• HLT33115 – Certificate III in Health Services Assistance
• BSB30120 – Certificate III in Business

These qualifications provide a strong foundation for individuals looking to begin a career in healthcare, dental services, or business administration.

Eligibility Criteria

Eligibility for General Training funding is determined by Queensland Government guidelines. Applicants may be eligible if they:

• Are an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or eligible visa holder
• Reside in Queensland
• Meet the entry requirements for the chosen qualification
• Have not already completed the same or a higher level qualification in the same field under the program

Additional eligibility requirements may apply depending on the specific course and funding availability. Prospective students are encouraged to contact AADA College to confirm their eligibility before enrolling.

What Government Funding Means

Government funded training helps eligible students access nationally recognised qualifications at a reduced cost. Through Queensland Government funding initiatives, part of the course fee is subsidised to support individuals seeking to gain new skills or enter the workforce.

Funding programs aim to increase access to vocational education and help individuals develop skills that are in demand across key industries. While funding may cover a significant portion of the training cost, students may still be required to contribute a small co-payment.

AADA College can assist students in understanding their funding options and guide them through the enrolment process to access available government supported training opportunities.