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Site Skills Training

07 3114 5188
Mitch.Kelly@site.edu.au
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Site Skills Training has their finger on the pulse when it comes to training for industry. Continuously developing new courses that address the skills gap in Australia, Site Skills Training has quality products that help students either break into industry, or upskill on the job they currently hold or aspire to.

Courses are delivered around the country at training facilities located in Brisbane Southside, Sunshine Coast, Gladstone, Perth, and Darwin; with regular weekly scheduling of most of our courses.

Site Skills Training offers onsite training to clients across Australia and has travelled to around 800 onsite locations to deliver training that meets our clients’ needs.

Over the last year or so, Site has broadened its services to industry with the introduction of apprenticeship and traineeship programs, training for job seekers and VET in Schools, to develop entry-level industry skills. Site’s range of courses now provides pathways for entry into and progression through the industries which we serve as well as being adaptive to the dynamic work environment. To find out how Site Skills Training can assist you in your training and development requirement, visit www.sst.edu.au

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