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Ask us to build your pathway

Any current qualification on the national register.

If your qualification is on the register, we can build a guide for it. That means pulling the current unit requirements, the performance criteria and the assessment conditions, and turning them into the interview and evidence checklist your portfolio gets built against.

What happens when you ask

  1. We check the qualification is current on the national register, and tell you if it has been superseded.
  2. We build the guide and let you know what it covers.
  3. You decide then whether to go ahead. Nothing is charged before a guide exists.

We will not take payment for a qualification we have not built. That is the whole reason this page is separate from the ones with a price on them.

We have not published a contact address yet. The contact page says where that stands.

Why we ask for the code

Qualification titles repeat across the register and codes do not. Several trades have a Certificate III with almost the same name at different levels, and a few have versions from different years still listed side by side. The code settles which one you mean before any work happens, which is cheaper for both of us than finding out afterwards that the guide covers the wrong units.

If yours has been superseded

Qualifications get replaced, and the old code stays on the register marked superseded. We will tell you if that is the case rather than quietly building the current one instead, because it is your decision and not ours: the superseded version may be the one your licensing authority or your employer actually asks for, and it may not be. Either way an RTO has to still be registered to deliver it, which is worth checking before you spend anything.

What we cannot build

  • Anything that is not on the national register. In-house tickets, manufacturer certificates and overseas qualifications are real and useful evidence, but they are not qualifications we can build a pathway for.
  • A licence. A qualification is often one input into a licence application and the licensing authority in your state sets the rest. Ask them what they need before you decide the qualification is the thing you are missing.
  • The assessment itself. We prepare the portfolio; a registered training organisation assesses it and issues the qualification.

While you wait, what counts as evidence is worth reading. The records that make a portfolio strong -- dated job sheets, photos with their original file dates, supervisors who will confirm what you did -- are easier to gather as you go than to reconstruct later, and none of it depends on which qualification you end up doing.