Star Training Academy is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) offering nationally recognised and accredited training courses in various fields, including security, healthcare, hospitality, construction, and childcare.

Yes, Star Training Academy is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) accredited by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA).

Star Training Academy offers a range of courses including Traffic Control, First Aid, Security Training, Aged Care, Disability Courses, RSA & RCG, White Card, and Childcare courses.

Yes, all courses offered by Star Training Academy are fully accredited and nationally recognised.

Typically, the certification for the Traffic Control course lasts for three years. After this period, individuals are required to undertake refresher training to maintain their certification.

Yes, CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) training is an integral part of the First Aid course curriculum. Participants will learn how to perform CPR on adults, children, and infants.

Upon completing the Security Training course and obtaining a security license, individuals can pursue various career opportunities in the security sector, including roles in crowd control, surveillance, and asset protection.

The Aged Care course covers topics such as understanding the aging process, providing personal care, and supporting the social and emotional needs of elderly individuals.

The Disability Courses cover a range of topics related to understanding disabilities, providing support and care to individuals with disabilities, promoting independence and inclusion, communication techniques, and responding to the specific needs of people with different types of disabilities.

Typically, the RSA & RCG course is conducted over one to two days, depending on the training provider and the specific program. The RSA component focuses on responsible alcohol service, while the RCG component covers responsible gambling practices.

The White Card course, also known as the Construction Induction course, is a mandatory requirement for individuals working in the construction industry in Australia. It provides essential knowledge about workplace health and safety regulations specific to construction sites, including identifying hazards, preventing accidents, and understanding legal responsibilities. Holding a White Card demonstrates that an individual has completed the necessary training to work safely on construction sites.

The Childcare course covers a range of topics essential for working in the childcare industry, including child development, health and safety regulations, educational activities, nutrition, and communication techniques with children and parents.