The Job Ready Program (JRP) is a supervised employment program run by Trades Recognition Australia (TRA). It requires you to work in paid, trade-related employment in Australia and provide evidence of that work over a set period. Completing the JRP is often the...
Electrician and carpentry courses tend to rank highly because of ongoing skills shortages, strong employer demand, and consistent inclusion on the skilled occupation lists used in PR applications. That said, there is no single best trade for everyone. Your outcome...
The holidays vary depending on the education provider. Generally speaking, students can expect to have roughly 10 – 15 weeks of holiday per year.
Yes, it is possible to add your partner to your student visa as a dependent, providing you meet the de facto requirement. More info on that here. Children can also be included as dependents
The most common visa for international students studying trades in Australia is the Subclass 500 – Student Visa
Yes, migration-related qualifications from Australia are widely recognized in many countries, including Europe and North America. These qualifications are part of the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF), which ensures a high standard of education and training....
Timetables vary depending on the trade and education provider, however most courses are 15-20 hours per week, over 2-3 days.
In 2026, most trade certificates cost between $12,000 and $25,000 per year. Payment plans are available so you do not need to pay the full amount upfront. Contact us for current promotions and specific pricing for your trade.
Studying the right trade can create a realistic migration pathway, but it does not guarantee PR. A successful pathway combines four things: A qualification in a skilled occupation on Australia's shortage lists Relevant work experience in that occupation A successful...
Yes, there are many trades that are in high demand in Australia. There are a number of trades on Australia Medium and Long Term Skills Shortage List (MLTSSL)
Vocational Placement is a requirement for most trade courses, and students generally undertake 360 hours throughout the duration of their course. A student is placed in a real-life work site and receives practical training and experience on site. This video we made...
Trade qualifications generally take 24 months to complete in Australia.
International students can study trades in every state in Australia. There are courses available in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Perth, Adelaide, Darwin, Bundaberg and many more locations
The deposit payment varies from education providers. Generally speaking, students can expect to pay anywhere between $1000 - $7000 AUD for their deposit.
All of the courses are available on payment plans, so you'll pay for your tuition every month, term or semester.
No. All courses are available on payment plans. You can pay monthly, per term, or per semester, so you do not need the full amount upfront.
International students can’t do apprenticeships in Australia. Instead, they can study a vocational course to become qualified in a trade. The course combines workshop and vocational learning. Check this page for more info.