CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support
| Angelique H | Caroline O | Clare L |
| Laina G | Suzanne W | Yuanyuan L |
CHC30121 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care
| Alisa L | Alissah M | Annette R |
| Bethany D | Jessica V |
CHC32015 Certificate III in Community Services
| Jade M | Jodi A | Samuel M |
| Date | Site | Course |
| 10.04.2026 | Salisbury | Provide responsible service of alcohol |
| 13.04.2026 | Clarence Gardens | Basic Gaming (CBS^ Approved) |
| 13.04.2026 | Clarence Gardens | Food Safety Supervision Skill Set |
| 13.04.2026 | Mount Gambier | Conduct Manual Tasks Safely |
| 13.04.2026 | Salisbury | Prepare and serve espresso coffee |
| 16.04.2026 | Salisbury | Food Safety Supervision Skill Set |
| 17.04.2026 | Mount Gambier | Food Safety Supervision Skill Set |
| 17.04.2026 | Clarence Gardens | Provide responsible service of alcohol |
| 20.04.2026 | Clarence Gardens | Prepare and serve espresso coffee |
| 20.04.2026 | Mount Barker | Assist with Medications |
| 20.04.2026 | Salisbury | Basic Gaming (CBS^ Approved) |
| 23.04.2026 | Salisbury | Provide responsible service of alcohol |
| 24.04.2026 | Mount Gambier | Assist with Medications |
| 24.04.2026 | Salisbury | Advanced Gaming (non-accredited) |
| 24.04.2026 | Mount Gambier | Provide responsible service of alcohol |
| 24.04.2026 | Salisbury | Provide responsible service of alcohol |
| 27.04.2026 | Clarence Gardens | Basic Gaming (CBS^ Approved) |
| 27.04.2026 | Mount Gambier | Provide First Aid |
| 27.04.2026 | Salisbury | Provide First Aid |
| 27.04.2026 | Mount Gambier | Provide CPR |
| 27.04.2026 | Salisbury | Provide CPR |
| 27.04.2026 | Salisbury | Basic Gaming (CBS^ Approved) |
| 04.05.2026 | Salisbury | Prepare and serve espresso coffee |
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This is a fantastic opportunity to grow your workforce with the right people, while taking advantage of government-subsidised training. Federal Government’s Priority Hiring Incentive may provide up to $1500 for eligible employers to support the employment of a full time employee. Those undertaking a traineeship may also be eligible for up to support under the Australian Apprentice Training Support Payment. Pro-rata incentives are also available for eligible part time employment of trainees.
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This month, HITsa was invited to attend Hope Christian College’s open day. HITsa currently has a number of students who attend the Salisbury site to study CHC30121 Certificate III Early Childhood Education.
Matt Morten is the VET Coordinator and he was excited to share with me the expansion plans that are in the works for the school. He also gave me a tour of the school and it was lovely to see so many families attending the open day and the demonstrations that the school had put on for the visitors.
This was my first event representing HITsa at such an event. It was great to meet potential students and to have a chat with other RTO representatives about what it means to host VETRO students in adult learning environments and support them in their career pathways.
This month we travelled to Murray Bridge with our Mobile Barista Training Van to deliver on-site training to a cohort of students from Headspace Murray Bridge.
Last year when we ran this program, Headspace arranged transport for their participants from Murray Bridge to Mt Barker each day. This year we were all excited to be able to offer the full barista course on their premises in Murray Bridge. Not only does this reduce the logistics and travel time associated with transporting 10 people each day, it also allows the participants to learn new skills in a safe, familiar environment.
The van has proven a HIT, not just for the convenience, but also the professional quality of presentation and student experience. HITsa Trainer Carlo and the team from Headspace were in their element, and they invited local businesses, including the paper and radio station in to experience their prowess as Baristas!
If you are interested in offering barista training in your workplace, please contact us: [email protected]
What a fun and insightful day at the Disability and Lifestyle Expo in Mount Gambier!
We took along our students — Hugh, Hannah, and Alex, who are currently studying Individual Support (Disability or Ageing), to give them valuable exposure to the industries they’re preparing to enter.
Throughout the day, they made fantastic connections, meeting directors, managers, and employees from support organisations across the Limestone Coast. They also had the chance to explore areas that aren’t always front of mind, such as swim programs, art, and technology — all playing an important role in supporting individuals in this sector.
A big thank you to those who took the time to speak with our students — your support and willingness to share your knowledge made a real impact.
Not only did the event create meaningful connections, but it also opened doors. Students were encouraged to stay in touch with the people they met — and in less than two weeks, Alex has already secured a job in aged care!
A wonderful outcome and a great example of how real-world experiences can lead to real opportunities.
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