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Non-Accredited Vs Accredited Courses

Understanding the difference between an Accredited Course versus a Non-Accredited course will assist in selecting the right course(s) for your needs. Take a moment to read this.

Non-Accredited Courses (Professional Development Courses)

Many people are under the impression that a non-accredited course has less value, which is not true. Non-accredited courses are great for learning a new skillset, or building on your existing proficiencies. Typically, they're shorter in duration, which means that you can gain a new skill set in a shorter time-frame.

Can I get a job with a non-accredited certificate?

Yes, you can get a job with a non-accredited certificate. However, it is important to note that you will not be able to apply for roles which stipulate accreditation as part of the role description. A non-accredited course focuses on equipping the learner with a specific skillset.

The advantages of studying a non-accredited course

  • Non-accredited courses focus on equipping the learner with a specific knowledge and skillset.
  • You can study a non-accredited course to help you in your current and future career.
  • Non-accredited courses are an excellent way to enhance your resume, you can list them on your CV.
  • Non-accredited courses are shorter in duration, which means that you can gain a new skillset in a short period of time.
  • Non-accredited courses are more affordable than accredited courses.
  • The study material and quizzes are not complicated.
  • Non-accredited courses are very valuable in the job market.
  • You can build on your knowledge and skill.
  • The is no prerequisite requirements for non-accredited courses.

Accredited Courses

Accreditation means the course is nationally recognised. Accredited VET courses can only be delivered by registered training organisations (RTOs) and the RTO can issue a nationally recognised qualification or Statement of Attainment following its full or partial completion.

Accreditation of a training course is an official recognition of the status of an educational qualification by government. It gives the qualification legal status, as a bona fide qualification for employment and education purposes.