National Training’s learning materials have been purpose built to support students that lead a busy lifestyle. These materials are user friendly and fully compliant, while also being interesting so things don’t get repetitive. With access to all units from day one, our diploma materials are delivered in either PDF or word document format that you can print off whenever you wish. Better yet, there is no charge for resubmitting assessments. There are no exams or special presentations required.

Assessments include a variety of formats which will enhance your understanding, including:

• Case studies
• Short answer questions
• Workplace scenarios
• Projects
• Activities

If you do not have immediate workplace experience or policies to refer to, don’t stress! National provides access to its fully simulated workplace company,
National Camper Trailers. Here you will find company departments, budgets, plans, policies and other documents to support your assessments. Check out why thousands of students study with National Training via these genuine student reviews.

If you are seeking credit for the same or equivalent units that you have completed with other TAFEs or RTOs, we can apply credit transfers for these units at any time after you enrol. Do note there is no extra charge for the recognition of credits. We will need a copy of the original qualification that clearly identifies the issuing RTO and the units you want credit for.

RPL is recognition of your prior knowledge and work experience. We often find that students don’t have the required documentation to prove competency, which means they return to the course and use their acquired knowledge to quickly finish assessments. Considering the extra work required by our assessors, we do not offer discounted or special pricing for RPL. Check out our Current Specials for pricing.

Yes, both issue Nationally Recognised Accredited tertiary qualifications, TAFEs tend to specialise in classroom based study which is great for some learning styles, but can be quite inflexible in cost and delivery schedules. If you fail a unit you may need to wait until next semester to re-sit, plus you may need to pay more fees.

At National you can you can resubmit assessments as soon as you like and as often as required.

Career opportunities for logistics graduates span a large number of sectors and industries: aviation, automotive, computing, construction, manufacturing, mining, retail, shipping, import and export, transport and distribution, and warehousing. Job functions include procurement, inventory planning, transport and fleet management, and event management in both private sector and public institutions.
Graduates work in areas like:
·        warehousing management
·        distribution operations
·        transport
·        purchasing and inventory control
·        importing and exporting functions.

Both qualifications are nationally recognised, being developed in consultation with industry, to Australian Training and Quality Framework guidelines. Diplomas are level 5 and generally align to team leader and management roles. Certificates focus more on work skills and how to do the job.

Diplomas are often used for university pathways, granting the first year as credits thus reducing the time required to gain a degree.