With our three distinct RTOs, we deliver a broad range of vocational training qualifications in face to face, blended and online environments.
Service providers
How can we help you achieve better outcomes for your customers
Gain industry skills
Qualifications we deliver
Max Solutions RTO: 0667
Individual Support
Disability
Community Services
Hospitality
Business
Short Courses in Digital Literacy, Financial Literacy and Job Confidence
Stirling Institute of Australia RTO: 21132
Allied Health
Disability
Community Services
International Courses (CRICOS: 03797M)
Mental Health
Early Childhood
Community Services
VFA Learning RTO: 22360
Nursing
Individual Support
Sport and Fitness
School Based Education Support
Early Childhood Education and Care
Remedial Massage
Myotherapy
Improved English language, literacy and numeracy
Our friendly, qualified trainers deliver English courses for migrants in a safe and supportive environment. Learning is flexible and takes into account your individual needs and circumstances.
Skills for Education and Employment
As a foundation skills program, Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) is an ideal way to engage customers in an activity that delivers real results in life skills and employment outcomes.
We cater to initial, basic and advanced levels, SEE is suitable for both native English speaking and Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) clients.
The program gives students important language, literacy and numeracy skills.
The SEE Program is designed to prepare your customer for work or further training, and can provide them with the confidence and skills to gain and retain employment.
Adult Migrant English program
The AMEP provides English tuition to give people new to Australia the language skills to settle into life and work in Australia. Through the AMEP students can:
Access unlimited hours of classes, even if they have enrolled before and finished more than 510 hours
Study until they reach the level of vocational language skills
Join classes, even if they have been in Australia for many years
Our friendly, qualified trainers deliver English courses for migrants in a safe and supportive environment.
Learning is flexible and takes into account individual needs and circumstances.
Improve outcomes with our health services
Our professional allied health team provide individual and group health programs and can tailor a package to your needs.
You will have access to clinicians across the country from a range of allied health disciplines including Occupational Therapists, Psychologists, Physiotherapists and more.
Common issues which our team assist participants with include:
- Mental and physical health conditions
- Pain management
- Physical health and strength
- Managing stressors
- Low confidence about starting a new job
- Unclear vocational goals
- Work stress
Planning for Work Program
This is an individual program which addresses challenges a participant is experiencing that is impacting their ability to return to work.
You will receive a report with recommendations for suitable employment options and an intervention plan to address challenges to gaining and sustaining employment.
Support@Work Program
This is a great health program for participants who are in work and addresses any potential challenges a participant may experience during employment.
78% of participants who engage in our post-employment program Support @ Work progress towards their next employment outcome.
Child and Family Services
Our Child and Family Services Team works in collaboration with Government and non-Government organisations to support case workers.
We support your efforts to provide long-term homes for children in Out of Home Care (OoHC) by providing child assessment services. We also provide training for people in carer or guardianship roles.
Assessment Services for students with disability
We conduct cognitive and language assessments to establish whether a student has an:
- intellectual developmental disorder, or
- severe language disorder with high functional needs (including students with complex communication needs).
These assessments determine whether students meet the eligibility requirements for the PSD, and assist schools and families to better understand a student’s educational needs, providing valuable information for a Disability Inclusion Profile. These assessments also support enrolment processes for specialist schools for students with intellectual developmental disorder.
AKG is privileged to work in many countries across the globe. We acknowledge the traditional owners and First Nations people for all those places and recognise their connections to lands, water, sky, and community. We are dedicated to learning about local Indigenous People and culture, to sharing what we learn, and to listening and respecting Indigenous voices. We pay our respects to them, their elders and their cultures.
