About Down Under Training
RTO code: 30820
Down Under Training & Consulting (DUT) is a Queensland owned and operated Registered Training Organisation.
DUT specialises in training for the mining and construction industries and was established in 1998 out of the need for a training provider that treated its students as individuals rather than as a number in the grand scheme of things.
DUT was opened to serve the mining and construction sectors of the employment realm and has not strayed from this objective. Other training providers open their doors with an idea of serving a particular area but stray into other areas if they see an opportunity to increase their revenue.
DUT has secured its reputation by maintaining a dedication to its core business. We pride ourselves on the quality of the training our graduates receive and industry acceptance of our quality training has been reflected by repeat business from those employers and companies.
DUT has a quality assurance system in place, which recognizes all aspects of the operation of a business from policy and procedures to deal with issues as they arise in a professional manner.
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