Do you want to move up in the construction industry, and are you concerned about the costs of training? You aren't alone. Many aspiring builders, site managers, and construction professionals in Victoria put their aspirations of a career on hold based on the perception that it's too expensive to undertake a CPC50220 Diploma of Building and Construction (Building). The good news? With the right information and support, you may be eligible for government funding or other assistance to help you with the cost of your studies at KAL Training - or possibly free!
This is your guide to turning that construction dream into reality, without the burden of financial stress!
Before discussing funding, you must first understand the importance of this qualification. The CPC50220 Diploma of Building and Construction (Building) is a nationally recognised qualification that is designed for individuals who want to shift from practical roles in the building industry to leadership roles. You may be interested in this qualification if you want to become one of the following:
At KAL Training, the course is about practical work; it is for the industry and meets industry building codes and regulations. We work closely with employers, so you can develop job-ready skills that are in demand.
In Victoria, both the state and commonwealth governments have a range of funding programs in place to help students obtain qualifications like the Diploma of Building and Construction (Building). If you qualify for a funding program, this could deliver a significant reduction in your course fees.
Here are some key points to be aware of:
Skills First Program (Victoria)
This program is one of the most common funding options offered.
The Skills First Program provides subsidised training for eligible
Victorian residents enrolled in approved qualifications.
If you’re currently working in the construction trainee workforce, your employer may help you with your studies. There are many employers in Victoria who will consider offering traineeships or partial funding to staff members so they can achieve a higher qualification, especially if you’re going to be taking on additional responsibilities or moving into a management role.
This reduces your financial costs but also means you can earn an income while learning. KAL Training can liaise with your employer to assist in program arrangements for both parties.
You may not be eligible for government financial assistance, but if this is not the case, you shouldn't have to pay for the tuition/course in full. KAL Training provides flexible payment plans to help with the Diploma of Building and Construction (Building) for this reason. You can stagger your payment arrangements over the duration of the course, so it is easier financially as you build your skill set.
The funding and eligibility stakes can seem overwhelming, but you are not in this alone. When you contact KAL Training, we will help you through every process - from qualifying under Skills First to setting up a payment plan if needed. We will help you understand all of your options that may be available and allow you to focus on preparing for your future, not the money.
A career in construction is one of the most stable, well-paying and rewarding careers available to you in Victoria. With access to funding options, your Diploma of Building and Construction (Building) doesn't have to come at a cost to you. Whether through Skills First, employer partnership or flexible payment options, there is an option for you.
At KAL Training, we will help you take that opportunity and move on into a leadership role in the construction industry with confidence.