Learner receiving hands-on workplace training

Study with RIGBI

Find a path
that fits.

Choose practical learning, understand what happens next and get human support from your first question through to enrolment.

Your next step

Clear information.
Useful support.

Applications begin a conversation. They do not commit you to a course or guarantee admission.

Why study these courses?

Learning that leads
somewhere useful.

Care, disability, community and workplace safety skills are useful because they connect directly to people, teams and real situations.

Evidence snapshot: sources published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics and Jobs and Skills Australia. Figures describe population and occupation context; they are not a promise of employment, income or admission.

01 / Meaningful work

Build skills people can feel

Care and community work is practical, human work. Learn how to support dignity, independence, safety and participation in the moments that matter.

02 / Real settings

Connect learning to the workplace

Use scenarios, demonstrations, assessment and placement evidence to understand how skills are applied in homes, community services, care environments and workplaces.

03 / A pathway, not a dead end

Keep more than one door open

Start with an orientation or focused short course, build a recognised qualification, then add specialist study as your experience and goals develop.

04 / Support to keep moving

Make the next step clearer

RIGBI helps you compare course fit, entry requirements, delivery options and application steps before you commit to a learning plan.

How to enrol

A straightforward way forward.

You do not need every decision made before you contact us. We will help you understand the right course, format and next step.

01

Choose your direction

Explore the course catalogue and look at the skills, requirements, delivery format and next intake for the pathway you are considering.

Explore courses →
03

Review and confirm

We review your details and evidence, then contact you with the next step. Where payment applies, instructions are confirmed after the relevant approval.

Ask about the process →

Study and job pathways

Start where you are.
Keep moving.

There is no single right order. Your experience, goals, availability and employer requirements should shape the next step.

01Explore

Start with a clear introduction

Try the free orientation course to understand the NDIS, the support worker role and the wider care sector.

View the free orientation →
02Build

Develop a foundation for support work

Certificate III in Individual Support combines core person-centred skills with a supervised work placement.

Explore Certificate III →
03Specialise

Choose the setting that fits

Consider ageing support, disability support or mental health pathways as your interests and experience become clearer.

Compare specialist pathways →
04Add capability

Keep workplace skills current

First aid, CPR, infection control, medication assistance and manual tasks courses can complement a role or broader qualification.

See short courses →

Course completion can support your next application or workplace conversation, but outcomes depend on the role, employer, experience, checks and other requirements.

Student information

Know what to expect
before you begin.

The important details should be easy to find. Here is the short version, with the full policies available when you need them.

01 / Before you start

Course fit and requirements

Check the course overview, entry requirements, assessment approach and available intake before submitting your application.

02 / Your records

Documents and USI

Your USI is collected with your application and identity evidence is reviewed securely. Applicants who are not Australian citizens also provide visa and English language evidence.

03 / Your support

A real person at the other end

Ask questions about your course, pathway or application. RIGBI is the student-facing learning partner, with clear guidance around delivery by Australasian Centre For Work Education Pty Ltd (ACWE) where applicable.

04 / Fees and policies

Clear next-step information

Published fees, payment timing, privacy information and student policies are available in our legal and policy centre.

Delivery options

Learning in a format
that works for you.

Available formats vary by course. The course page is the source of truth for the delivery mode and next intake.

01 / Online

Learn with more flexibility

Online study can make learning easier to fit around work, family and other commitments, with support available as you progress.

02 / Blended

Combine guided and independent learning

Blended pathways bring together self-paced learning and scheduled practical or supported sessions where the course requires them.

03 / In person

Build confidence through practice

In-person learning gives you time with educators and peers to work through practical situations and ask questions in the room.

Not sure which option is right? Tell us what your week looks like and we can point you towards a useful next conversation. Talk to the team →

Start exploring

Courses for what
comes next.

View all courses →

Ready when you are

Start with a question
or an application.