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Skilled Capital
Limited funded Places available
Please contact ACCCO Head Office for further information.
What is Skilled Capital?
Skilled Capital is an ACT Government funded training initiative. Skilled Capital offers a comprehensive range of services to provide Canberrans the support they need to complete the training that is right for them. Skilled Capital will improve access to high quality training in areas of skills needs and maximise improved employment opportunities for students.
Skilled Capital provides subsidised training in a selection of qualifications from the ACT Skills Needs List, as well as a selection of Certificate II pathway qualifications that may lead to further training at a higher level. This means that through Skilled Capital students will undertake training in an area that has been identified as a skills need in the ACT. This will improve students employment opportunities and/or lead to further training options once the students have completed their qualification.
ACCCO is a pre-qualified supplier approved by the ACT Government to provide training for Skilled Capital qualifications. For further information please refer to the Skilled Capital website here.
What can I study with ACCCO?
CHC40113 Certificate IV in School Age Education and Care
CHC50213 Diploma of School Age Education and Care
CHC62015 Advanced Diploma of Community Sector Management
Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for Skilled Capital, you must at the time of enrolment be:
- an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or New Zealand passport holder resident for more than six (6) months; or
- a permanent Humanitarian visa holder; or
- a visa holder with work rights on a pathway to permanent residency and not excluded from participation in government funded training and
living or working in the ACT, and
- at least 15 years of age, and
- not enrolled in or attending secondary school or college. (Students with an Exemption Certificate are not eligible for Skilled Capital. Students who are undertaking year 10 or year 12 equivalent study in an alternative program are eligible provided they meet the remaining eligibility criteria.)
- To be eligible for a certificate II level Skilled Capital qualification, you must meet the above criteria, and: not have completed a certificate III or higher (excluding foundation skills qualifications); or have suffered changed circumstances which impacts your ability to undertake training and/or work such as ill health.
Previous education and training will not impact your eligibility for certificate III qualifications and above. However, you cannot be funded for a qualification you have completed within the last seven years. Also, you can only be subsidised for one Skilled Capital qualification at a time.
In each instance, the outcome of the Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) assessment conducted by your training provider must identify that a certificate II qualification is an appropriate learning pathway.
If you are not eligible for Skilled Capital or are seeking a different training pathway, such as an Australian Apprenticeship, there are a range of different options available to you.
Check your eligibility here.
Cost to the Participant
If a person is eligible for funding under Skilled Capital, the ACT Government will subsidise the costs of their accredited training,
although a student contribution fee will be required. Places are strictly limited. The following student contribution fees will apply until
places run out. Once funding has run out the fees will be calculated at the Fee-For-Service rate.
| Qualification Name |
Number of Units |
Nominal Hours |
Student Contribution Fee |
| CHC40113 Certificate IV in School Age Education and Care | 19 | 1013 | $380 |
| CHC50213 Diploma of School Age Education and Care | 25 | 1783 | $500 |
| CHC62015 Advanced Diploma of Community Sector Management |
13 |
1020 |
$520 |
Please note: Course fees include all resources and materials. Students who do not meet the eligibility criteria
for Skilled Capital Funding, fees will be calculated at the Fee-For-Service rates >
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Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
RPL is an assessment only process for experienced workers who are seeking formal recognition of their existing skills and knowledge. Read
more
Credit Transfer
Credit transfer (sometimes known as advanced standing) is awarded when a student has completed the units required for a qualification at another Registered Training Organisation. This may reduce the amount of time it will take you to gain a qualification, and reduce the overall cost. ACCCO provides credit transfer free of charge. Read more
Payment Options
Upfront Payment
Students can choose to pay up to $1500 of their student contribution fees upfront at enrolment. Further payments of up to $1500 can be made at later stages of a student's enrolment. ACCCO accepts the following payment methods:
- Credit Card
- Bank Transfer
- Cheque
Payment Plan
Students can choose to enter into a payment plan arrangement to pay off their student contribution fees in smaller amounts over a period of time.
Students entering into an ACCCO payment plan have the option of fortnightly or monthly payments. Students with contributions fees of over $1500 can also request a weekly payment plan.
Payment plans require an initial upfront payment towards their student contribution fees to set up the plan, and then each payment period a recurring payment amount is direct debited from the student's nominated account.
Students are given recurring payment amount options when setting up their plan.
Example plans are given below.
|
Total Student Contribution Fees |
Upfront Payment Amount | Recurring Payment Details |
| $500.00 | $50.00 | $25.00 x 18 fortnightly payments |
| $800.00 | $100.00 | $50.00 x 14 monthly payments |
| $4630.00 | $310.00 | $80 x 54 weekly payments |
Please note the above is an example only and may not reflect your actual course fees or the applicable payment plan options.
Please contact our enrolments team on 1300 139 406 to discuss payment options applicable to you.
Pay As You Go
Students that are not receiving any funding for their course can choose to pay as they go. This is where a student will pay the fees for
each unit of competency prior to commencing it.
Completion Payment for ACT Skilled Capital
Students who successfully complete their qualification may be eligible for a completion payment. A completion payment will be paid directly to the student upon completion of the qualification and a survey.
The completion payment is $300 for each qualification.
Students may be eligible to receive the completion payment for up to one (1) year after the date deemed competent, provided up to date email and bank account details are confirmed.
A student is not eligible for a completion payment where more than 50% of the units are completed through RPL and/or credit transfer (refer Completion Arrangements).
How to Apply
1. Choose Your Course
Once you have made the decision to apply for a qualification you will need to complete an enrolment form and a Literacy, Language and Numeracy indicator (LLN).
Check you meet:
- Minimum Age Requirement
- English Language & Academic Requirements
- Appropriate Visa Requirements
2. Prepare Your Application
Complete the online enrolment form, and upload details of:
- Colour copy of Passport or Driver’s Licence. (Proof of ID+ residency) - If passport provided please provide a copy of a bank statement or utility bill issued within the last 6 months showing your current residential address.
- Colour copy of either: current green Medicare card; Birth Certificate; current Australian passport; current New Zealand passport; or Australian citizenship certificate. (Proof of citizenship)
- Colour copy of Certificates and Statement Results for any previously attained or partially completed qualifications completed in or recognised in Australia.
3. Process of Your Application
Your enrolment will be assessed on the information you have provided. Upon receiving all paperwork and supporting evidence a formal assessment of your eligibility for government funding and suitability for the qualification is conducted. You will be notified by an enrolments officer on the status of this application once your eligibility has been assessed.
Please
note that we are unable to finalise your enrolment until all required information and supporting evidence has been provided.
4. Letter of Offer
ACCCO assesses the enrolment application. When deemed a successful enrolment application, the student will be issued a Letter of Offer to study with ACCCO. Student reads and accepts the conditions outlined in the Letter of Offer. Student fees are finalised – payment established.
5. Confirm Your Enrolment
If your enrolment application is accepted, you will receive a welcome email with a Confirmation of Enrolment attached, confirming acceptance into the qualification. It is important to check your junk or spam folder as this email can end up here sometimes. If not received, please contact our enrolments team on 1300 139 406 during business hours. Your Trainer Assessor will contact you to undertake an induction and commence the learning program.
Please note that while ACCCO makes every opportunity to support each student throught the duration of study to achieve their qualification, successful completion of the qualification and employment outcomes are the responsibility of the student.
Before you submit your application it is important that you provide all the above required documents. Without these we are unable to process your application.
Any Questions?
For assistance with your enrolment, our Enrolments Team are more than happy to help you with any questions you may have. Contact us now and we'll get you started...
