Subsidised Training
Subsidised Training
South Australia needs skilled people in the growth areas of it’s economy. The right training has never been more important. The good news is that its now more accessible than ever because of government subsidised training. Discover your options and find a course that’s right for you.
If your training is subsidised, the South Australian Government pays most of your course fees for you straight to your training provider, so you can focus on your training. It’s not a study loan to you it’s a free grant, so you do not need to pay that back.
Eligibility Criteria
You may be eligible for subsidised training if you live or work in South Australia, and you are:
- An Australian or New Zealand citizen
- A permanent Australian resident, or
- An eligible visa (pathway to permanent visa) holder
and you are:
- 16 years or over and not enrolled at school, or
- Enrolled in Year 10, 11 or 12 and employed in a Training Contract that combines VET and school-based curriculum including SACE, OR
- Enrolled in Year 11, 12 or 13 and are 16 years of age or turning 16 years of age in the current year of that enrolment, AND
- Are undertaking SACE or equivalent
We recommend you to check your eligibility at: https://www.skills.sa.gov.au/subsidised-eligibility
Admission Process
Step 1: Check your eligibility
Step 2: Check course information and determine your course
Step 3: Complete the Enrolment Form and send with the supporting documents specified in the form
Step 4: Attend a mandatory LLN assessment, and a suitability and support needs assessment
Step 5: Get a final confirmation of eligibility and entitlement once the assessment completed successfully and a training account created in the government portal
Step 6: Commence your course.
If you want to study a course that will give you skills employers need, you may be able to pay reduced course fees.
We offer many courses that are subsidised, means the South Australian Government pays part of your course fees for you.
If you are a skilled migrant in South Australia, you may have access to government subsidised training. You may be eligible for subsidised training if
- You live or work in South Australia,
and are:
- The holder of a visa that has a pathway to permanent residency, or
- A permanent Australian resident, or
- An Australian or New Zealand citizen,
and are:
- 16 years or over and not enrolled at school.
- Enrolled in Year 10, 11 or 12 and employed in a Training Contract that combines VET and school-based curriculum including SACE, OR
- Enrolled in Year 11, 12 or 13 and are 16 years of age or turning 16 years of age in the current year of that enrolment, AND
- Are undertaking SACE or equivalent.
You can check details in SAGov Website.
Jabin Hopkins courses that are eligible for Standard Subsidy:
- Certificate IV in Information Technology
- Diploma of Information Technology
- Advanced Diploma of Information Technology
- Certificate III in Patisserie
- Certificate IV in Kitchen Management
- Diploma of Hospitality Management
Earn while you learn with an apprenticeship.
Apprenticeship is a program where you have the chance to learn real skills in the workplace, earn a nationally-recognised qualification and be paid a wage which rises as you progress through training.
As apprentice you need to enter into a training contract with an employer and a training provider like us that will allow you to combine hands-on training in the workplace with off-job study.
The term apprenticeship can refer to an apprenticeship or a traineeship. The difference are:
You can complete an apprenticeship in 3 to 4 years in areas including the trades, cooking and baking. When you complete an apprenticeship, you become a qualified tradesperson.
There are some traineeships you can complete in 1 to 2 years while others may be for 3 to 4 years. You can do traineeships in business, community health, child care, financial services and many other areas. When you complete a traineeship, you get a nationally recognised qualification.
Please be aware that Jabin Hopkins doesn’t find employer for student in this regards. Students must find an employer willing to take them on as a trainee or apprentice to enrol in Jabin Hopkins under apprenticeship/traineeship category. You and your employer will need to sign a formal training contract and nominate that Jabin Hopkins Institute of Technology as your Nominated Training Organisation (NTO). The contract will be registered with the Apprenticeship Network Provider prior to training commencement.
Jabin Hopkins courses that are eligible for Traineeship or Apprenticeship:
- Certificate III in Baking
- Certificate III in Commercial Cookery
- Certificate IV in Information Technology
- Diploma of Information Technology
- Advanced Diploma of Information Technology
- Diploma of Business
- Diploma of Leadership and Management
If you want to study a course that will give you skills employers need, you may be able to pay reduced course fees.
We offer many courses that are subsidised, means the South Australian Government pays part of your course fees for you.
If you are a skilled migrant in South Australia, you may have access to government subsidised training. You may be eligible for subsidised training if
- You live or work in South Australia,
and are:
- The holder of a visa that has a pathway to permanent residency, or
- A permanent Australian resident, or
- An Australian or New Zealand citizen,
and are:
- 16 years or over and not enrolled at school.
- Enrolled in Year 10, 11 or 12 and employed in a Training Contract that combines VET and school-based curriculum including SACE, OR
- Enrolled in Year 11, 12 or 13 and are 16 years of age or turning 16 years of age in the current year of that enrolment, AND
- Are undertaking SACE or equivalent.
You can check details in SAGov Website.
Jabin Hopkins courses that are eligible for Standard Subsidy:
- Certificate IV in Information Technology
- Diploma of Information Technology
- Advanced Diploma of Information Technology
- Certificate IV in Kitchen Management
- Diploma of Hospitality Management
- Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management
- Certificate III in Patisserie
- Certificate IV in Small Business Management
- Diploma of Business
- Diploma of Leadership and Management
Earn while you learn with an apprenticeship.
Apprenticeship is a program where you have the chance to learn real skills in the workplace, earn a nationally-recognised qualification and be paid a wage which rises as you progress through training.
As apprentice you need to enter into a training contract with an employer and a training provider like us that will allow you to combine hands-on training in the workplace with off-job study.
The term apprenticeship can refer to an apprenticeship or a traineeship. The difference are:
You can complete an apprenticeship in 3 to 4 years in areas including the trades, cooking and baking. When you complete an apprenticeship, you become a qualified tradesperson.
There are some traineeships you can complete in 1 to 2 years while others may be for 3 to 4 years. You can do traineeships in business, community health, child care, financial services and many other areas. When you complete a traineeship, you get a nationally recognised qualification.
Please be aware that Jabin Hopkins doesn’t find employer for student in this regards. Students must find an employer willing to take them on as a trainee or apprentice to enrol in Jabin Hopkins under apprenticeship/traineeship category. You and your employer will need to sign a formal training contract and nominate that Jabin Hopkins Institute of Technology as your Nominated Training Organisation (NTO). The contract will be registered with the Apprenticeship Network Provider prior to training commencement.
Jabin Hopkins courses that are eligible for Traineeship or Apprenticeship:
- Certificate III in Baking
- Certificate III in Commercial Cookery
- Certificate IV in Information Technology
- Diploma of Information Technology
- Advanced Diploma of Information Technology
- Diploma of Business
- Diploma of Leadership and Management
Please contact us.
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