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Training and assessment

Develop the skills and knowledge needed to train the next generation in your industry. Learn how to mentor apprentices and trainees or deliver training in your workplace.

Study training and assessment

TAFE Queensland offers a range of courses in training and assessment, training design and development, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander education, and assessor, workplace supervisor, and enterprise trainer skill sets. 

Our training and assessment skill sets can give you the skills and knowledge required to effectively mentor apprentices and trainees in your workplace. Or learn the essential requirements of assessment validation and develop your presentation skills to support the delivery of non-accredited training at your workplace.

Our certificate and diploma courses will teach you how to design, develop, deliver, and assess vocational education and training courses in line with learning frameworks, legislation and standards. Our Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40116) will qualify you to work for training providers including TAFE institutes and other Registered Training Organisations (RTOs).

Career outcomes

  • Enterprise trainer/assessor
  • Instructional designer
  • Senior assessor and trainer
  • Teacher aide/assistant
  • Training coordinator
  • Training designer/developer
  • Vocational education teacher
  • Workplace trainer/assessor
Within an educator’s role, the sharing of knowledge and skills is important, however I believe the most valuable aspect of teaching is observing student development and their personal and professional growth.
Leanne Morgan, Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40116)

Low and no cost courses

You may be eligible for a range of independent and government funding to help you study for less or even free*.

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Bec Davidson is transforming the future of hospitality at TAFE Queensland’s Pimlico campus.

Lauren Robin, a twenty-year-old bakery apprentice from Beaudesert, has won the Northern Region’s Scholarship at the Australian Baking Industry National Scholarship Awards for her outstanding baking efforts.

Kara Pearce is exactly the sort of beauty professional you’d want in charge of your skincare. She’s been in the industry since she was 16 years old and invests her spare time learning about new products, treatments and training (with TAFE Queensland’s help) the next generation of beauty therapists, to her exceptional standard.

TAFE Queensland cookery teacher Bernice Sildatke has been named the state winner of the TAFE at School Educator Excellence Awards, honouring her dedication to training Bundaberg’s future chefs.

As a busy working mum, Sam Alexander was assessing her options for growing her skills and career. Now thanks to TAFE Queensland Online, she's been able to do just that, juggling family and work life while studying her way.

TAFE Queensland’s Grovely Campus is buzzing with an exciting sustainability project that has seen apprentices crafting “bee hotels” as part of their training in environmentally sustainable work practices.

TAFE Queensland’s Building and Interior Design students have again proven their excellence, bringing home multiple awards and recognitions at the 2024 Building Design Queensland (BDQ) Awards.

Two talented students have showcased their skills at the Queensland Regional WorldSkills Competition, earning top spots in the Tourism category.

Gina Carey almost didn’t continue with her Certificate III in Horticulture (AHC30722) due to some initial technology-overwhelm. However, with encouragement from her TAFE Queensland teachers, Gina’s now blooming — not only is she is employed in the industry and but she’s a garden competition winner.

Emily Hillier’s journey is a testament to the transformative power of how a supportive environment and caring teachers can change lives.

Aaron Nobbs is a TAFE Queensland teacher, a fitter and turner by trade for roughly 20 years and was a business owner who serviced Computer Numerical Control (CNC) and robotics equipment for industry.