VTS-Communities RTO 51843

VTS-Communities RTO 51843 RTO 51843. Empowering regional WA through skills, confidence and connection. This may suit job seekers or other students in transition between careers.

Delivering vocational training and the SEE Program to support learners and communities across the Kimberley, Pilbara and Gascoyne. FUNDED TRAINING
Jobs & Skills WA is a WA State Government initiative that prioritises its investment in training to focus on courses that equip people to take up jobs that are, or will be, in high demand. To achieve this, Jobs & Skills WA provides subsidised training f

or eligible students in traineeships and apprenticeships, as well students enrolling in specific courses deemed to be a State priority qualification. Apprenticeships and traineeships are a priority, and many other important industry qualifications are also subsidised as general industry training courses, foundation skills and equity courses. Employers are able to take advantage of funding to engage, up-skill and positively impact sales performance in their businesses with Vocational Training Services. VTS is contracted by the WA State Government to deliver the following:

Funded traineeships and apprenticeships
Priority Industry Training
Participation Program – Job Seekers and Equity cohorts

PRIORITY INDUSTRY TRAINING
Vocational Training Services provides a number of qualifications to students who are seeking a training independently of an employer. These programs are delivered in a blended mode of study, with a significant face-to-face component, to ensure practical skills are developed and translated effectively into a work or job context. PARTICIPATION PROGRAM
VTS is an expert and respected provider of foundational education and training programs to students where typical education and training programs are not effective. Many people have barriers to learning within the mainstream system and we are committed to providing high-quality alternative education and training programs that fully engage and benefit such students. We primarily focus our efforts in delivering effective programs to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Youth at Risk target groups that are experiencing these barriers and providing training design and support systems that support students in achieving results. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders

Our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander programs have been specifically developed to provide support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander’s in achieving their education and training goals – whatever they might be. Our staff are trained in cultural awareness and our courses are tailored to the interests of the students, have a high composition of activity-based learning as well as offering real life working scenarios to enable the students to enter the workforce with knowledge and confidence. Disengaged youth

VTS are very proud to offer tailored programs young people disengaged from the mainstream education and training system and are seeking genuine alternative options to kickstart their working lives. Similar to the ATSI program, our trainers are dedicated, and have the skills required to identify the needs of the students, and adjust the training delivery accordingly. Services
In addition to the range of courses and qualifications available through VTS, those registered in our Participation-funded courses may also have access to:

Mentors for all students from inception to graduation, to support them with identifying strategies to remain engaged with the program and identify future pathways into jobs or further education and training;
Provision of Language, Literacy and Numeracy support
Training design to accommodate the unique and distinct culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people;
Provision of transport services for young people who may not yet drive or have access to suitable transportation to the course. Each student across both cohorts, is required to participate in a community based project where they plan, organise, and deliver a project to the community. These projects include – a pamper day for local members, a photo shoot at the location of the students choosing, a gala sports day for a local primary school and much more! Team
Our team members are dedicated to providing a rewarding education and training experience for our students, and enjoy the opportunity to create positive and lasting relationships with those who participate in our courses. All team members have demonstrated experience in working with Indigenous communities and youth. This ensures that our training is specifically tailored to meet the needs of students who access our services. Funded programs
As part of the WA Department of Training and Development Participation Program, we are pleased to offer a range of funded courses to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals, and disengaged youth who meet simple eligibility criteria. We deliver the following courses:
52878WA - Certificate I in Leadership
52879WA - Certificate II in Leadership
BSB30120 - Certificate III in Business
SIT30616 - Certificate III in Hospitality (Geraldton)
SIRSS00022 - Manage Disrespectful, Aggressive or Abusive Customers
SItSS00055 - Responsible Service of Alcohol

🌟Congratulations Clifford – July Student of the MonthCongratulations to Clifford Larry, one of our joint July Student of...
12/08/2026

🌟Congratulations Clifford – July Student of the Month

Congratulations to Clifford Larry, one of our joint July Student of the Month recipients in Port Hedland!

A participant in the Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) Program, Clifford has shown an outstanding commitment to his learning, consistently bringing a positive attitude and a willingness to develop new skills.

One recent milestone has been learning how to use his mobile phone to send emails – something he had never done before. It's a great example of the practical digital skills and confidence Clifford is continuing to build through his training.

His trainer Steve says Clifford's perseverance, consistent effort and determination to keep learning make him a very deserving Student of the Month.

Congratulations Clifford!




The Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) Program is funded by the Australian Government Department of Employment and Workplace Relations.

If you're in Karratha, don't miss this free community screening of The Long Run.An inspiring documentary exploring resil...
01/07/2026

If you're in Karratha, don't miss this free community screening of The Long Run.

An inspiring documentary exploring resilience, culture and community through the journey to the New York Marathon.

Check out the event details below and register if you'd like to attend.

Join us for a free community screening of The Long Run, an inspiring documentary that follows the journey of the 2025 Indigenous Marathon Foundation squad from training through to the finish line of the New York Marathon.The film features local Ngarluma woman Chanti, whose journey highlights the pow...

🚌 A new set of wheels for Carnarvon!VTS recently delivered a new bus to Carnarvon, helping support access to training an...
23/06/2026

🚌 A new set of wheels for Carnarvon!

VTS recently delivered a new bus to Carnarvon, helping support access to training and community activities across the region.

During the visit, members of the VTS team had the opportunity to catch up with local participants over morning tea and celebrate the arrival of the vehicle before its first outing.

We look forward to seeing the positive impact this investment will have for learners and communities throughout the region.

Do you work with people who would benefit from improving their reading, writing, maths, English language or digital skil...
16/06/2026

Do you work with people who would benefit from improving their reading, writing, maths, English language or digital skills?

Join us for a Referral Briefing to learn more about the Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) Program and how it can support the people you work with to build confidence, develop practical skills and improve their employment opportunities.

📅 Thursday, 25 June 2026
🕝 2:30pm – 3:30pm
📍 VTS Broome, 1/11 Napier Terrace

The SEE Program provides FREE, flexible and tailored training to eligible participants.

This session is ideal for employment service providers, community organisations, support services and carers.

To find out more about the SEE Program or to register your attendance, contact Sam Archibald at [email protected]

We'd love to see you there.

This National Reconciliation Week, we reflect on the importance of listening, learning and walking together.The 2026 the...
27/05/2026

This National Reconciliation Week, we reflect on the importance of listening, learning and walking together.

The 2026 theme, All In, reminds us that reconciliation is everyone’s responsibility and that meaningful change happens when we all play a part.

At VTS, we are proud to work alongside First Nations students and communities across Western Australia through foundation skills programs, vocational training and community-based learning opportunities that support confidence, connection and future pathways.

We see every day the value of creating safe, supportive learning environments where people feel respected, heard and empowered to achieve their goals.

This week, we encourage everyone to take time to learn more about our shared histories, cultures and communities and to consider how we can all contribute to reconciliation in meaningful ways.

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A really positive story from our SEE Program this week. 🤎Neilo joined VTS around six months ago. He often kept to himsel...
22/05/2026

A really positive story from our SEE Program this week. 🤎

Neilo joined VTS around six months ago. He often kept to himself in class, but he showed up, worked hard and always gave thoughtful contributions when he spoke.

He shared with his trainer that his dream job was working on a cattle station. After some difficult years and personal challenges, he said coming to VTS had helped him stay focused and keep moving forward.

A few weeks ago, he heard his old station was hiring again. Together with his trainer, he updated his resume, tracked down previous qualifications and prepared his application.

This week, he got the news that he had been successful.

He came into class yesterday for what we thought would be his last day before heading off next week — but while he was there, he received a phone call asking him to start immediately.

So off he went, straight back into the outback and back into the job he loves.

We’re incredibly proud of him and grateful to be part of stories like this.

The Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) Program is funded by the Australian Government Department of Employment and Workplace Relations.

We’re on the road.As part of our continued expansion into the Pilbara, VTS has invested in a coaster bus to support deli...
15/04/2026

We’re on the road.

As part of our continued expansion into the Pilbara, VTS has invested in a coaster bus to support delivery in Port Hedland.

Access to training can be a challenge in regional areas. This allows our team to better support students by providing transport to and from training, helping remove barriers to participation.

Over the coming days, the team will be travelling through regional WA as the vehicle makes its way north.

We’re looking forward to strengthening our presence in Port Hedland and continuing to support local communities with accessible training opportunities.

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Units 2-3, 60 Grose Avenue, Cannington
Perth, WA
6107

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61862160165

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