Training Catalogue
Nationally recognised qualifications, skill sets and units across sport coaching, first aid, and workplace safety. All training delivered under RTO 46324.
Nationally recognised sport coaching qualifications and skill sets, including child protection training.
Nationally recognised HLTAID units covering cardiopulmonary resuscitation and workplace first aid certification.
HLTWHS001 (nationally recognised) plus non-accredited professional development in psychosocial safety, hazard management, and personal safety.
Custom non-accredited workshops, trusted provider referrals, and scope-expansion updates. Tell us what business training you need.
Practical AI literacy and prompt engineering for teams who actually use the tools. Non-accredited professional development.
All courses are delivered under Apex Learning and Development (RTO 46324) in accordance with the Standards for RTOs 2025. Full course details including delivery modes, entry requirements, fees, and assessment methods are available on each course page. A valid Unique Student Identifier (USI) is required for enrolment in nationally recognised training. The NRT logo identifies our nationally recognised training products; non-accredited professional development programs are labelled as such.
FAQ
Nationally recognised (VET) training results in an AQF qualification or Statement of Attainment and carries the NRT logo, our first aid (HLTAID), sport coaching (SIS) and HLTWHS001 products. Non-accredited professional development (leadership, AI, business, Mental Health First Aid, personal safety) builds practical capability but isn't a formal VET credential.
Yes, for nationally recognised training you need a USI, we'll help you set one up. Non-accredited professional development doesn't require a USI.
Yes. Recognition of Prior Learning applies to our nationally recognised qualifications, we assess what you already know and credit it, which can reduce the units you need and your total cost.
We're Melbourne-based and deliver across Australia. First aid and workplace programs are face-to-face (often blended with online theory); several programs offer online or in-house team delivery.
Accredited courses show per-person pricing on their pages; workplace workshops are scoped and quoted per engagement. All fees are confirmed in writing in your enrolment agreement before you commit.
