SA (Subsidised Training List)

Subsidised Training List is a Training initiative of the SA Government

Participant Eligibility Criteria apply

To be eligible for SA subsidised training, you need to:

• live or work in South Australia
• be an Australian or New Zealand Citizen or Australian resident, or holder of an eligible visa
• be 16 years or over and not enrolled in school, or be enrolled in school while undertaking training through the Training Guarantee for SACE Students, or undertaking training through a training contract as an apprentice or trainee in identified courses.

New and existing employees may be eligible for subsidised training on an approved training contract.

Other eligibility requirements may also need to be met, visit the Check Student Eligibility page, or use the Eligibility Calculator to help determine your eligibility.

Eligible individuals may be able to access:

• one foundation skills course (if you are assessed to need it)
• up to five bridging units at every qualification level (if assessed to need them)
• unlimited priority courses.

Concessions

Subsidy for provision of concessions and exemption of student fees.

The Minister has published criteria that must be applied by a Training Provider in assessing applications for a Student Course fee concession and exemption [Clause 16.1.3] which are listed below.

An Eligible Student enrolled in a course for which a fee can be charged will be eligible for a Student Course Fee Concession if, at the commencement of training in a Unit of Competency in the Course, the Eligible Student holds a current:

• Health Care Card; or
• Pensioner Concession Card; or
• Veteran Affairs Concession Card. 

3.18.3. An Eligible Student enrolled in a Course for which a fee can be charged will be eligible for a Student Course Fee Concession if the Eligible Student is a prisoner in a South Australian correctional institution. This includes all prison inmates, detainees, people on remand, those held in South Australian institutions in connection with the commission of an offence, and extends to children in South Australian detention centres who are beyond the age of compulsory schooling. Generally this group of Eligible Students may be referred to a Training Provider through a Prisoner Education Officer.

Where an Employer’s business is expanding there may be the opportunity to access subsidised training through a Quota Project. An Employer contribution will be required.

Costs

NATIONAL CODE	COURSE	FEE FOR SERVICE	Max. Nominal Hours	Estimated Course Fee +
BSB30120	Certificate III in Business	$4,000.00	490	Not available on STL v11.0
BSB40120	Certificate IV in Business	$4,500.00	625	Not available on STL v11.0
BSB40520	Certificate IV in Leadership and Management	$4,500.00	580	Not available on STL v11.0
BSB50120	Diploma of Business	$5,000.00	760	Not available on STL v11.0
BSB50420	Diploma of Leadership and Management	$5,000.00	760	Not available on STL v11.0
SIR30216	Certificate III in Retail	$4,000.00	405	Up to $1,114
SIR30316	Certificate III in Business to Business Sales	$4,000.00	365	Up to $1,004
SIR40316	Certificate IV in Retail Management	$4,500.00	410	Up to $1,128
TLI20421	Certificate II in Supply Chain Operations	$3,000.00	420	Up to $210
TLI31222	Certificate III in Driving Operations	$4,000.00	440	Up to $1,200
TLI30321	Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations	$4,000.00	440	Up to $1,200
TLI40324	Certificate IV in Supply Chain Operations	$4,500.00	654	Up to $1,800
TLI50224	Diploma of Logistics	$5,000.00	880	Up to $2,860

*Total cost is dependent on the units selected for the course.

⁺Course Fees are estimated and actual subsidised course fee will be calculated from the agreed training plan. Some subsidised training has course conditions and is only available to certain students, such as apprentice and trainee Training Contracts or VET for School Students.

Visit the website for information from Skills SA about subsidised training.

Skills SA – Traineeships and Apprenticeships Booklet https://providers.skills.sa.gov.au