Industry Leading Training
HLT51020 – Diploma of Emergency Health Care
Study advanced life support techniques. Be recognised by industry for a variety of Emergency Healthcare roles
HLT41120 – Certificate IV in Health Care
Become a medic trained to respond to local incidents. Be responsible for attending to injured patients.
HLT31120 – Certificate III in Non-Emergency Patient Transport
Begin working in the health care sector as a Patient Transport Officer.
Paramedical Careers & Pathways
Paramedicine Online FAQs – Your Guide to Paramedical & Medic Training
1. How Do I Enrol?
- Submit an application via our website.
- Attend a phone interview to assess your readiness and career fit.
- If successful, complete formal enrolment and begin your studies.
2. Do You Accept International Students?
No, international students cannot enrol.
3. What If I Have Prior Training or Experience?
We recognises previous learning through:
- Credit Transfer (CT) – for courses you’ve already completed.
- Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) – assesses skills, knowledge, and life experience relevant to paramedicine.
Both options save time by allowing you to skip units you’ve already mastered.
4. How Much Do the Courses Cost?
Fees vary depending on prior qualifications. We offer flexible payment plans so you can start your studies without financial stress.
5. Can High School Students Begin Training?
Yes! Students 16+ years old can start training part-time while still in school. Early training helps build practical experience and prepares you for university or private sector roles.
6. Which Subjects Should I Take Before Studying?
Our courses have no prerequisites, but students should have a reasonable level of English, literacy, numeracy, and computer skills.
7. Where Are Clinical Workshops and Intakes?
- Workshops are located in QLD, NSW, VIC, and WA
- New Zealand students travel to Australia for 2x 5-day workshops
- Student-tutor ratios are maintained to ensure maximum hands-on learning.
8. Does My Location Matter?
No. Most of our courses are online, so you can study from anywhere in Australia or New Zealand. Clinical workshops are the only in-person component.
9. Do I Need an ATAR or NCEA?
No. Our courses do not require an ATAR/NCEA. Diplomas like HLT51020 may also be used as a pathway to university if you plan to become a registered Paramedic.
10. Am I Too Old to Study?
We welcome students of all ages. Whether you’re a high school student or a mature-aged learner, it’s never too late to start a career in healthcare.
11. Can I Work While Studying?
Yes! Our courses are flexible, allowing you to balance full-time work with online study and practical workshops.
12. Will I Get Practical Experience?
Yes. Clinical Workshops and Clinical Placement provide hands-on experience under the supervision of Paramedics, Nurses, or EMTs. These experiences often lead to employment opportunities with our industry partners.
13. Are these Courses Nationally Recognised?
Yes. All our courses are nationally recognised in Australia (RTO #32513, ASQA approved).
14. Can I Go to University After a Diploma?
Yes. Many universities offer VET pathways, allowing credit transfers from the HLT51020 Diploma to a Bachelor of Paramedic Science. This reduces study time and costs while giving you practical industry experience.