Upskill with a Chisholm short course

A range of new short courses are being introduced at Chisholm this year for professionals working in engineering who want to advance their skills in robot design and programming, or programmable logic control (PLC). The new computer-aided design (CAD) short courses have also been designed for professionals or students in engineering, construction or interior design to develop these skill sets in a shorter time than undertaking a full qualification program.

These are just a few of the 60+ short courses that Chisholm delivers each year. Other short courses available are in business and IT, workplace safety, hospitality and cookery, hair, beauty and make-up, early childhood education, community and social services, allied health, sport and recreation, automotive, and art and design.

Traditionally popular short courses for businesses and individuals have been in first aid, HSR OHS training, art therapy and Microsoft Excel.

All courses are taught by industry experts at Chisholm campus locations or live online. A short course at Chisholm may lead to a new job, assist with getting a promotion or enable you to pursue a new career pathway or hobby that you are passionate about.

There are also free and subsidised short courses available in the areas of building and construction, electrical, plumbing and work safety.

To see the full list of courses available or to learn more about free short courses, visit www.chisholm.edu.au/shortcourses

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