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Prestige Service Training

VET in SchoolsCourse Guide

Explore Your Career PathwayStart Here Today

CEO's NoteVET in Schools (VETiS) is not something new, just getting more exciting. With opportunities for your students, the options are endless. A VETiS program is the first stepping stone for a young person's career ... Before they even leave school. Statistics say your students will have up to 8 careers in their life. VETiS programs are a great alternative for students and they contribute to their QCE and possibly ATAR. No matter what the student wins with points, they will have transferrable skills that can take them anywhere. Skills for a life time, lasting knowledge that can be built on and a practical head start.

Creating Career Pathways

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A Guide to Prestige Service Training Frequently Asked Questions Creating Career Pathways Hospitality & Tourism Information Communication Technolody Business Event Management Horticulture Alternate Pathway Public Courses Schedule Get in Touch With Us

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02 Prestige Service TrainingRTO ID: 31981

A Guide to Prestige Service

Training The team at Prestige Service Training are all here to work with you and what is the best program for your

school. Offering the right opportunity to your students is crucial in ensuring your school is meeting the needs of the community and the needs of your students and parents. Providing pathways that ensure a successful

career for all students!

Our Service Facilitators are industry professionals who are very hands-on and engage your students. We have created a range of programs that engage, excite and inspire. We work into your timetable in your school. Training can happen anywhere! We

have listened and worked tirelessly to gain University articulation and a range of pathways post-school. This includes a Gap Year program and Diploma of

Hospitality Management program.

We have helped over 1000 students get a "Fast-Start" on their career. But it doesn't stop there ... We have the pathways to help them either get into university,

obtain employment or go to further study.

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QuestionsWhat is the cost?

Depends on the course. Prices are in the booklet with each of the courses. They range from fee free to $2750.

What is the minimum required number of students?

We have a minimum of 8 students for inschool delivery. Don't have enoughnumbers? Maybe we can assist by talkingwith other students who may like to join agroup at your school.

Can you work in with our timetable?

Yes, we sure can! Your place or ours!

What do we need to hold the class?

A classroom is a great start with aprojector or something similar. Both thestudent and our Service Facilitator willneed access to the internet.

Do you have articulation arrangements withany Universities?

Yes, we do for all of our Diplomaprograms. This will assist your students inthe future and save them valuable timeand money. We currently have articulationarrangements with Griffith University andSouthern Cross University.



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CAREERHERE

A career in Hospitality and Tourism unlocks endless opportunities. As two of the largest industries in the world,

the adventures are endless. Open the door to the exciting, dynamic and vibrant industry. Experience the rewards of

climbing the ladder all the way to the top.

A Ticket to the World

HOSPITALITY & TOURISM

The courses in this section are subject to eligibil ity. This program is funded by the Queensland Government. Students must be in Year 10, 11 or 12 to undertake, and; a Queensland resident i.e. Australian Citizen or permanent resident residing in

Queensland or a New Zealand citizen permanently residing in Queensland. Students must not previously have completed or currently enrolled in a Certif icate II VETiS Program (Certif icate II qualif ications may be acceptable if completed whilst at

school. The VET investment budget wil l provide funding for students to complete one VETiS qualif ication l isted on the Queensland Training Subsidies l ist while at school).

Prestige Service Training is contracted by the Queensland Government to deliver the VET in Schools program - a new investment model for the delivery of training to Queensland participants which wil l provide a Government Subsidy toward the

training cost to eligible participants. Course details are subject to change. Whilst every attempt is made to ensure that

information is accurate and up-to-date at the time of printing and distribution.06 Prestige Service Training

RTO ID: 31981

Entry Requirements: Access to alaptop and internet access. Length: Up to 1 Semester + 12service periods. Delivery: 2 hours per week. Cost: Cost: Fee free under VETiSFunding*. Possible Pathway: School BasedTraineeship, casual job or Diplomaof Events. Commencement Date: This coursecan be commenced at any time atyour school.

Total units = 12Core units = 6Elective units = 6

Units:

CORE BSBWOR203SITHIND002 SITHIND003SITXCCS003SITXCOM002SITXWHS001 ELECTIVES SITXFSA001SITXFSA002SITXCCS002SITHFAB002SITHFAB007HLTAID003

Work effectively with others Source & use information on the hospitality industry Use hospitality ski l ls effectively Interact with customers Show social & cultural sensitivity Participate in safe work practices Use hygienic practices for food safety Participate in safe food handling practicesProvide visitor information Provide responsible service of alcohol Serve food & beverage Provide first aid

Course details are subject to change. Whilst every attempt is made to ensure that information is accurate and up-to-date at the time of printing and distribution.

Fee Free!*

Certificate II inHospitalitySIT20316This qualif ication reflects the role of individuals whohave a defined and l imited range of hospitalityoperational ski l ls and basic industry knowledge. Theyare involved in mainly routine and repetitive tasks andwork under direct supervision. This qualif ication provides a pathway to work in varioushospitality settings, such as restaurants, hotels, motels,catering operations, clubs, pubs, cafés, and coffeeshops.


* Eligibility applies, consult section cover, call our office or visit: https://training.qld.gov.au/providers/funded/vetis

Entry Requirements: Access to acomputer and internet access. Length: Up to 1 Semester. Delivery: 2 hours per week. Cost: Cost: Fee free under VETiSFunding*. Possible Pathway: School BasedTraineeship or casual job. Commencement Date: This coursecan be commenced at any time atyour school.

Total units = 11Core units = 4 Elective units = 7

Units:

CORE SITTIND001 SITXCCS003SITXCOM002SITXWHS001 ELECTIVES SITHFAB002SITXCCS002HLTAID003SITXCOM001BSBWOR203SITTTSL002SITXFSA001

Source & use information the tourism andtravel industryInteract with customersShow social & cultural sensitivity Participate in safe work practices Provide responsible service of alcohol Provide visitor informationProvide first aid Source & present information Work effectively with othersAccess & interpret product informationUse hygienic practices for food safety

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CertificateII in TourismSIT20116This qualif ication reflects the role of individuals whohave a defined and l imited range of tourismoperational ski l ls and basic industry knowledge. Theyare involved in mainly routine and repetitive tasks andwork under direct supervision. This qualif ication provides a pathway to work in manytourism and travel industry sectors and for a diverserange of employers including, travel agencies, tourwholesalers, tour operators, attractions, cultural andheritage sites, and any small tourism business.


Fee Free!*



Entry Requirements: Student completing Certif icate II in Tourism or Hospitality. Length: 2 days and 1 night. Cost: $100 SPECIAL OFFER subsidised price for Prestige Service Training Students. Commencement Date: 2019 dates are yet to be confirmed. Minimum: 8 students.


If Tourism or Hospitality is your thing ... Experience the excitement of a real l ive working environment at beautiful Tangalooma Island Resort. VETiS Certif icate II in TOurism or Hospitality students participate in two days and one night of practical workshops including wild dolphin discovery presentation, snorkell ing at the wrecks, tourism presentations and a workplace health and safety assessment. Each student receives bus and ferry transfers, overnight resort accommodation, and breakfast, lunch and dinner dining experiences to gain a first-hand understanding of customer service within an industry context.

Special OfferTO ALL VETIS CERTIFICATE II TOURISM OR HOSPITALITY STUDENTSPack your school bags for a night at Tangalooma Island Resort.


Entry Requirements: There are no specific entry requirements. Length: 4 hours per course. Full day for both. Commencement Date: This course can be commenced at any time at your school. Minimum: 8 students.

ELEMENTS & PERFORMANCE CRITERIA Provide responsible service of gambling.

Provide information & assistance to customers about problem gambling.

Sell or serve alcohol responsibly. Assist customers to drink within appropriate l imits.Assess alcohol affected customers & identify those to whom sale or service must be refused.

Refuse to provide alcohol.


Cost: $40 eachor$70 combined

Provide ResponsibleGambling ServicesSITHGAM201This unit describes the performance outcomes, ski l lsand knowledge required to provide responsiblegambling services, and information to customers whorequire assistance with their problem gambling.Responsible gambling services must be providedwherever gambling activit ies are undertaken. In thehospitality industry, the gambling environment is usuallyreferred to as the gaming area and is provided in arange of venues such as hotels, motels, clubs, pubs andcasinos.

Responsible Serviceof AlcoholSITHFAB002This unit describes the performance outcomes, ski l lsand knowledge required to responsibly sell or servealcohol.Responsible practices must be undertaken whereveralcohol is sold or served, including where alcoholsamples are served during on-site product tastings. Thisunit, therefore, applies to any workplace where alcoholis sold or served, including all types of hospitalityvenues, packaged liquor outlets and wineries,breweries and disti l leries.


From brick phones to smartphones. From posting a letter to instant messenger. From showing emotions to inserting an

emoji. The ICT industry has drastically grown and will continue to! It plays a part in everything we do every day –

the way we work, communicate, spend free time. The list goes on. In a universe of changing technology, the world is

the possibility! Your future career in your hands. #EndlessOpportunities.

The Code to a Career

ICT



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Entry Requirements: Access to alaptop and internet access. Length: Up to 18 months. Delivery: 2 hours per week. Cost: $1990*. Possible Pathway: Part time job oruniversity. Commencement Date: This coursecan be commenced at any time atyour school.


Units:

CORE BSBWHS304 BSBSUS401 ICTICT202 ICTICT301ICTICT302ICTSAS308 ELECTIVES ICTICT203ICTICT304ICTNWK304ICTSAS307 ICTICT303ICTSAS303ICTSAS304ICTSAS305ICTSAS306BSBEBU401ICTWEB201 ICTWEB302ICTWEB303

Participate effectively in WHS communication &consultation processesImplement & monitor environmentally sustainablework practicesWork & communicate effectively in an ICTenvironmentCreate user documentationInstall & optimise operating system softwareRun standard diagnostic tests Operate application software packagesImplement system software changesAdminister network peripheralsInstall, configure & secure a small office or homeoffice networkConnect internal hardware componentsCare for computer hardwareProvide basic system administrationProvide ICT advice to clientsMaintain equipment and softwareReview and maintain a websiteUse social media tools for collaboration &engagementBuild simple websites using commercial programsProduce digital images for the web


Cost: $1990*

Certificate III inIDMTICT30118This qualif ication provides the ski l ls and knowledge foran individual to be competent in a wide range ofgeneral Information and Communications Technology(ICT) technical functions and to achieve a degree ofself-sufficiency as an advanced ICT user. Persons working at this level wil l support informationtechnology activit ies in the workplace across a widerange of ICT areas, including technical support,network administration, web technologies, softwareapplications and digital media technologies.


* Payment plans available.

CORE BSBCRT301 BSBWHS201CUAIND301 ELECTIVES CUACMP301CUACAM201CUAPOS201CUAWRT301CUADIG201CUADIG303CUADIG304CUAANM301

Develop & extend crit ical & creative thinkingskil lsContribute to health & safety of self & others Work effectively in the creative arts industry Implement copyright arrangementsAssist with a basic camera shootPerform basic vision & sound editing Write content for a range of mediaMaintain interactive contentProduce & prepare photo imagesCreate visual design componentsCreate 2D digital animations

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Entry Requirements: Access to alaptop and internet access. Length: Up to 12 months. Delivery: 2 hours per week. Cost: $1320*. Possible Pathway: Part time job oruniversity. Commencement Date: This coursecan be commenced at any time atyour school.


Units:


Cost: $1320*

Certificate III inScreen andMediaCUA31015This qualif ication reflects the role of a ski l led operator in digital video, radio and online content creation, or a ski l led assistant in the fi lm and television production services who applies a broad range of competencies in a varied work context, using some discretion and judgement and relevant theoretical knowledge.



Get Down to BusinessYou have the choice! Whether you want to work in the

business sector or choose to change industries, business skills are needed in every industry. It is the perfect platform

to kick-start your career. Think about this … Arnold Schwarzenegger started off studying business! Under his

professions cap now is a bodybuilder, actor, director, businessperson and politician … to name a few. Where will

you let your career in business take you?

BUSINESS



Entry Requirements: Access to alaptop and internet access. Length: Up to 12 months. Delivery: 2 hours per week. Cost: $990*. Possible Pathway: School BasedTraineeship, casual employment orDiploma of Business. Commencement Date: This coursecan be commenced at any time atyour school.


Units:

CORE BSBWHS302 ELECTIVES BSBCUS301BSBDIV301BSBWOR301BSBINN301BSBCMM301BSBPRO301BSBWRK311BSBWRT301BSBITU313BSBITU314ICTWEB201

Apply knowledge of WHS legislation in theworkplace Deliver & monitor a service to customersWork effectively with diversityOrganise personal work priorit ies & developmentPromote innovation in a team environmentProcess customer complaintsRecommend products and servicesDevelop self-awarenessWrite simple documentsDesign and produce digital text documentsDesign and produce spreadsheetsUse social media tools for collaboration &engagement


Cost: $990*

Certificate III inBusinessBSB30115This qualif ication reflects the role of individuals whoapply a broad range of competencies in a varied workcontext using some discretion, judgement and relevanttheoretical knowledge. They may provide technicaladvice and support to a team. Job tit les relevant to this qualif ication include customerservice advisor, data entry operator, general clerk,payroll officer, typist, work processing operator, retailassistant.



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Entry Requirements: Access to alaptop and internet access. Length: Up to 18 months. Delivery: 2 hours per week. Cost: $1990*. Possible Pathway: Universityarticulation. Commencement Date: This coursecan be commenced at any time atyour school.

Total units = 8Core units = 0 Elective units = 8

Units:

ELECTIVES BSBWOR501 BSBADM502BSBMKG501BSBMGT516BSBHRM506 BSBFIM501BSBADM506 BSBPMG522

Manage personal work priorit ies & professional developmentManage meetingsIdentify & evaluate marketing opportunitiesFacil itate continuous improvementManage recruitment, selection & inductionprocessManage budgets & financial plansManage business document design &developmentUndertake project work

Cost: $1990*

Diploma of BusinessBSB50215This qualif ication would apply to individuals with various job tit les including executive officers, program consultants and program coordinators. Individuals in these roles may possess substantial experience in a range of settings, but seek to further develop their ski l ls across a wide range of business functions. Conversely, it may also apply to those with l itt le or no vocational experience, but who possess sound theoretical business ski l ls and knowledge that they would l ike to develop in order to create further educational and employment opportunities.



ELECTIVES BSBWOR501 BSBCRT501BSBSMB404BSBMKG501BSBEBU501BSBMKG510BSBPUB503BSBINN502

Manage personal work priorit ies & professionaldevelopmentOriginate & develop conceptsUndertake small business planningIdentify & evaluate marketing opportunitiesInvestigate & design e-business solutionsPlan e-marketing communicationsManage fundraising & sponsorship activit iesBuild & sustain an innovative work environment

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Entry Requirements: Access to alaptop and internet access. Length: Up to 12 months. Delivery: 3 hours per week. Cost: $100 Enrolment Fee (non-refundable)$2650 Tuition $150 books and materials= $2900* Possible Pathway: Universityarticulation. Commencement Date: This coursecan be commenced at any time atyour school.


Units:


Cost: $2900*

Our program features guest speakers and mentors from the Gold Coast's Innovation Start-up Ecosystem, including successful local technology entrepreneurs. 'Wavebreak International', the Gold Coast's leading technology incubator wil l be working in partnership to provide an amazing Young Entrepreneurs Accelerator Program.

Diploma ofBusinessEntrepreneurshipBSB50215This qualif ication would apply to individuals with various job tit les including executive officers, program consultants and program coordinators. Individuals in these roles may possess substantial experience in a range of settings, but seek to further develop their ski l ls across a wide range of business functions. Conversely, it may also apply to those with l itt le or no vocational experience, but who possess sound theoretical business ski l ls and knowledge that they would l ike to develop in order to create further educational and employment opportunities.



Manage Your SuccessUnfortunately, life isn't just one big party (sad face). But, what if you could have the skills to make it one. Design,

organise and coordinate events as well as hands-on Hospitality skills with the added Certificate II in

Hospitality (under VETiS funding), throw in some confetti and balloons and we have the plan for your career

pathway to the Event Management world!

EVENT MANAGEMENT

The courses in this section are subject to eligibil ity. This program is funded by the Queensland Government. Students must be in Year 10, 11 or 12 to undertake, and; a Queensland resident i.e. Australian Citizen or permanent resident residing in

Queensland or a New Zealand citizen permanently residing in Queensland. Students must not previously have completed or currently enrolled in a Certif icate II VETiS Program (Certif icate II qualif ications may be acceptable if completed whilst at

school. The VET investment budget wil l provide funding for students to complete one VETiS qualif ication l isted on the Queensland Training Subsidies l ist while at school).

Prestige Service Training is contracted by the Queensland Government to deliver the VET in Schools program - a new investment model for the delivery of training to Queensland participants which wil l provide a Government Subsidy toward the

training cost to eligible participants. Course details are subject to change. Whilst every attempt is made to ensure that

information is accurate and up-to-date at the time of printing and distribution.18 Prestige Service Training

RTO ID: 31981

CORE SITEEVT001SITEEVT003SITEEVT008SITEEVT010SITXCCS007SITXFIN003SITXHRM003SITXMGT001SITXMGT002SITXMGT003SITXWHS002 ELECTIVES SITTTSL006SITEEVT005SITEEVT009SITEEVT007BSBADM502BSBCMM401SITXCOM005SITHFAB002SITXFSA001

Source & use information on the events industryCoordinate on-site event registrationsManage event staging componentsManage on-site event operationsEnhance customer service experiencesManage finances within a budgetLead & manage peopleMonitor work operationsEstablish & conduct business relationshipsManage projectsIdentify hazards, assess & control safety risks Prepare quotationsPlan in-house events or functionsOrganise event infrastructureSelect event venues & sitesManage meetingsMake a presentation Manage confl ictProvide responsible service of alcoholUse hygienic practices for food safety

Entry Requirements: Access VETiS Funding as well as a laptop and internet access. Length: Up to 2 Years including Certif icate II in Hospitality VETiS program. Delivery: 2 hours per week. Cost: $2750*. Possible Pathway: School Based Traineeship, casual job, university articulation. Commencement Date: This course can be commenced at any time at your school.


Units:


Cost: $2750*

Diploma of EventManagement SIT50316 + SIT20316This qualif ication provides a pathway to work in various hospitality settings, such as restaurants, hotels, motels, catering operations, clubs, pubs, cafés, and coffee shops.This qualif ication reflects the role of individuals who use a broad range of event-related ski l ls and sound knowledge of event management processes to coordinate event operations. They operate independently and make operational event management decisions. Events are diverse in nature and this qualif ication provides a pathway to work for event or exhibition organisations operating in a range of industries including the tourism and travel, hospitality, sport, cultural and community sectors.




Entry Requirements: Access to alaptop and internet access. Cost: Fee free under VETiSFunding*. Commencement Date: This coursecan be commenced at any time atyour school in conjunction with theDiploma of Event Management.


Units:

CORE BSBWOR203SITHIND002 SITHIND003SITXCCS003SITXCOM002SITXWHS001 ELECTIVES SITXFSA001SITHFAB002SITXCCS002SITHFAB007SITEEVT001SITEEVT007

Work effectively with othersSource & use information on the hospitalityindustryUse hospitality ski l ls effectivelyInteract with customersShow social & cultural sensitivityParticipate in safe work practices Use hygienic practices for food safetyProvide responsible service of alcoholProvide visitor informationServe food & beverageSource & use information on the events industrySelect event venues & sites

Fee Free!*

Tie it in withVETiSCertificate II inHospitalitySIT50316 + SIT20316Team the Diploma of Event Management with a Certif icate II in Hospitality.



HORTICULTURE

Take your passion for conservation and cultivation, turn it in to your career. Plant the seed, nurture it with some learning

and new found knowledge, stand back and watch your future flourish. Open the garden gates to your career.

Grow Your Future


The courses in this section are subject to eligibil ity. This program is funded by the Queensland Government. Students must be in Year 10, 11 or 12 to undertake, and; a Queensland resident i.e. Australian Citizen or permanent resident residing in Queensland or a New Zealand citizen permanently residing in Queensland. Students must not previously have completed or currently enrolled in a Certif icate II VETiS Program (Certif icate II qualif ications may be acceptable if completed whilst at school. The VET investment budget wil l provide funding for students to complete one VETiS qualif ication l isted on the Queensland Training Subsidies l ist while at school).Prestige Service Training is contracted by the Queensland Government to deliver the VET in Schools program - a new investment model for the delivery of training to Queensland participants which wil l provide a Government Subsidy toward the training cost to eligible participants. Prestige Service Training

RTO ID: 31981 21

Prestige Service Training is working in conjunction with and can only offer this qualif ication in partnership

with DGT, RTO ID: 1719.



CORE AHCWHS201AHCPCM201AHCPMG201AHCPMG202AHCSOL202 ELECTIVES AHCCHM201AHCINF203AHCMOM203AHCPGD201AHCPGD203AHCWRK204AHCWRK205AHCWRK209 AHCLSC201AHCNAR201

Participate in work health & safety processesRecognise plantsTreat weedsTreat plant pests, diseases & disordersAssist with soil or growing media sampling & testing Apply chemicals under supervisionMaintain properties & structuresOperate basic machinery & equipmentPlant trees & shrubsPrune shrubs & small treesWork effectively in the industryParticipate in workplace communicationsParticipate in environmentally sustainable work practicesAssist with landscape construction workCarry out natural area restoration works06

Fee Free!*


Entry Requirements: Access to alaptop and internet access. Length: Up to 1 Semester. Delivery: 1 day per week. Cost: Fee free under VETiSFunding*. Possible Pathway: School BasedTraineeship or casual job. Commencement Date: Semester 12019.


Units:

Certificate II inHorticultureAHC20416This qualif ication underpins a range of work functionsand job roles that can lead to a horticultural tradequalif ication. No occupational l icensing, legislative or certif icationrequirements apply to this qualif ication at the time ofpublication. Practical experience wil l take place at one ofAustralia's most iconic wildlife sanctuary's, CurrumbinWildlife Sanctuary's. The grounds provide parks,gardens, forests and plantations for the animal food.

ALTERNATEPATHWAY

Not only is Tourism one of the world's largest industries, this is your starting point to explore potential paths while still at

school. Targeting real-world skills including resume and cover letter writing, customer service and workplace

safety.

Travel a Different Path


The courses in this section are subject to eligibil ity. This program is funded by the Queensland Government. Students must be in Year 10, 11 or 12 to undertake, and; a Queensland resident i.e. Australian Citizen or permanent resident residing in Queensland or a New Zealand citizen permanently residing in Queensland. Students must not previously have completed or currently enrolled in a Certif icate II VETiS Program (Certif icate II qualif ications may be acceptable if completed whilst at school. The VET investment budget wil l provide funding for students to complete one VETiS qualif ication l isted on the Queensland Training Subsidies l ist while at school).Prestige Service Training is contracted by the Queensland Government to deliver the VET in Schools program - a new investment model for the delivery of training to Queensland participants which wil l provide a Government Subsidy toward the training cost to eligible participants. Prestige Service Training

RTO ID: 31981 23

Fee Free!*

Entry Requirements: Access to alaptop and internet access. Length: Up to 1 Semester. Delivery: Flexible. Cost: Fee free under VETiSFunding*. Possible Pathway: School BasedTraineeship, casual job and/or workexperience. Commencement Date: This coursecan be commenced at any time atyour school.


Units:

CORE SITTGDE001 SITXWHS001 ELECTIVES SITTIND001 SITXWHS001FSKLRG07FSKLRG03FSKOCM07FSKRDG10

Interpret aspects of local Australian Indigenous cultureParticipate in safe work practices Source and use information on the tourism & travel industry Participate in safe work practicesUse strategies to identify job opportunitiesUse basic strategies for career planningInteract effectively with others at workRead & respond to routine workplace information


Certificate I inTourismSIT10116This qualif ication reflects the role of individuals whoparticipate in a range of routine and predictabletourism work activit ies. They work under closesupervision and are given clear directions to completetasks. This qualif ication provides a pathway to work in arange of job roles in the tourism industry inorganisations with an Indigenous focus.This program has been tailored to suit an at-risk studentor a student with a disabil ity.



Course details are subject to change. Whilst every attempt is made to ensure thatinformation is accurate and up-to-date at the time of printing and distribution.Payment plans available.Prestige Service Training does not collect more than $1500.00 at one time.


Public Courses Schedule

Get in Touch With UsWe are proud to have some wonderful learning locations. Explore and uncover endless opportunities and create your career pathway.



Southport CampusIn the heart of the pumping

Southport Business District, you will find our main campus and office.

1300 368 097Phone:Public Transport:

Southport Central Building 3G, Level 4, 27 Garden St

Scarborough St at White St (Bus Stop)Southport (Bus Stop)Southport (Tram Station)Southport St at White St (Bus Stop)

Parking:3-hour free in Southport Library Car Park (Lawson St)3-hour free in underground Southport Central Car Park (Lawson St)$6 all day parking in the Athol Paterson Car Park (Lawson St)


Robina CampusIn the CBD of Robina, a short (300m)

walk to public transport, our Southern Campus is perfectly

situated.

The Rocket, 13A/203 Robina Town

Centre Dr

1300 368 097Phone:Public Transport:

Robina Train Station (Bus Stop)Robina Station (Train Station)Robina Town Centre (Bus Stop)

Parking:Free on-site parkingStreet parking


Beenleigh CampusConveniently located between the

Gold Coast & Brisbane is where you'll find our Northern Campus.

Beenleigh Business Centre, 5/69 George Street

1300 368 097Phone:Public Transport:George St near Macs Lane (Bus Stop)Alamein St at Beenleigh SHS (Bus Stop)Beenleigh Station (Train Station)Parking:

Free on-site parkingStreet parking


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