About Taronga Training Institute

Imagine studying with some of Australia’s most experienced zookeepers? The Certificate III in Captive Animals (ACM30317) is for anyone who ever wanted to work at the zoo or nature park. During 9 months of hands-on training you will learn how to rescue animals and apply first aid, rehabilitate native wildlife, care for young animals — plus help with their feeding and playtime. Sound like fun? Enquire now for the list of study units and your nearest training centre..

The Certificate III in Tourism provides a pathway to work in many tourism industry sectors or employers including tour operators, booking agents, visitor information centres, attractions, cultural and heritage sites and large theme parks. Students will gain valuable skills in group communication, presentation techniques, proactively selling tourism, hospitality and event products and showing social and cultural sensitivity..

Develop your knowledge of Australian Indigenous culture with the Certificate I in Tourism (Australian Indigenous Culture) (SIT10116). In this nationally recognised training course you will be learning how to interpret aspects of local Indigenous culture (and heritage sites), then present and share with the general public and visiting tourists. The course also covers workplace essentials: safety, communication, customer service, preparing information. Enquire now for more information about how to enrol and participate in this course. PLEASE NOTE: To enrol in this course you must have permission (and access) from local elders and community leaders to share cultural information and heritage sites..

Enrol in a Certificate II in Tourism (SIT20116) to learn the essential knowledge required on a daily basis to work in the tourism and travel industry. This is an entry-level qualification and a pathway to the tourism sector. Students gain practical skills in customer service, staying safe at work, and communication. Most especially communicating while showing social sensitivity and avoiding cross cultural misunderstandings. The Certificate II in Tourism (SIT20116) is a nationally recognised training qualification and part of the official Tourism, Travel and Hospitality Training Package..

If you love animals but now sure how to get started why not try the Certificate II in Animal Studies (ACM20117). You’ll graduate qualified to work at animal shelters, kennels, catteries, and veterinary clinics — plus you’ll have a whole swag of skills in animal feeding, basic health care, animal first aid and grooming. It’s a one year course and you’ll have the opportunity to work in real workplaces that care for animals. Enquire now and ask for a course brochure and list of training centres..