Search

Become an expert in the wide range of baked goods, from pastries to bread and cakes to cookies with our blended workplace and classroom based apprenticeship. Along with plenty of hands-on practice with pastry and dough, and utilising modern bakery practices, you'll learn how to create your own crowd-pleasing recipes and the important workplace information needed to succeed. You'll finish this program with a qualification that is recognised Australia-wide and can launch your career as a baker for international hotels, national and local bakeries, local cafes and more.

If you love the smell of freshly baked bread and the satisfaction of providing an essential service, prepare for a career as a baker.Perhaps you'll start your own boutique bakery, join a major national franchise or become a specialist artisan baker for an organic cafe. Our opportunities for both on the job and on-campus training ensures you'll be skilled up and ready for a career with our qualification that is recognised Australia-wide. Become a master baker as you learn about the different ways to work with bread dough, try your hand at creating artisan varieties and bring your own recipes to life.

The food processing industry is expected to become a major growth area in Australia in coming years. Secure your place in this multi-billion dollar sector with our workplace-based training program. You'll set yourself up for production related roles that require the application of industry specific skills and knowledge across a range of processes, including some technical and problem solving ability. You will become a multi-skilled worker ready to take on team leadership roles within the production environment. Once you finish your certificate, you'll be ready to work in the grain processing, poultry, dairy, beverage, confectionery, fruit & vegetable and grocery products sectors.

Secure yourself an Australia-wide qualification in what is expected to become one of Australia's largest growth industries. Our nation's food and grocery processing sector is worth $114 billion and it helps Australians and overseas communities enjoy safe and nutritious food. Become a part of this important industry through our 12-month traineeship.This program is for those working within a production or production support role, for example, packaging, machine operations and bottling. It will suit people working in sectors including: grain processing baking retail baking beverages confectionery dairy processing fruit and vegetables grocery products and supplies poultry.

This course is appropriate for current and future staff of the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) who will be working with the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and its programs. It is ideal for workers currently employed in mental health or disability services, and potential students considering a career in these areas. If you’re a school leaver, returning to study or looking for a career change, this could be the opportunity you have been looking for.Take your first step towards an NDIS career with this program. You will learn skills including understanding the NDIS, supporting an NDIS participant and working collaboratively. You will study at our Wimmera Campus in Horsham, or our Mt Helen Campus in Ballarat, under the tuition of our experienced and highly qualified teachers. At the end of the program, you will be ready to apply for entry level positions in the disability sector, or you may choose to use this course as a stepping stone into further qualifications such as Federation’s Certificate III in Individual Support , the Certificate IV in Disability or the Certificate IV in Community Services which will increase your employment ready skills.Government funding is available for this course for eligible students. Standard Tuition $95.00 Concession Tuition $19.00

With this qualification, you can plan on a career across the mechanical and manufacturing sectors, or you may choose to use this as part of your pathway towards higher qualifications.You will learn to produce specialist engineering drawings to meet the needs of drafting in mechanical and machine construction and maintenance, steel fabrication and other fabrication services and assembly, mechanical and electrical services, fluid power, piping assembly and civil design. This program will suit school leavers, mature students returning to work or study as well as those with some experience who are looking to build on their skills. It is also available as a traineeship for students in employment with a training agreement.You will have the opportunity to learn skills including to produce schematic drawings, create 3D models and to calculate stresses and force systems, among many more.

If you love having the sun on your back and the satisfaction of creating an environment for everyone to enjoy, then we want you in this course. This pre-apprenticeship program will set you up for a career in landscape construction, and when you finish you will have the skills to help you find an apprenticeship in one of Australia’s boom industries.You will learn valuable construction and horticulture skills including how to construct low profile retaining walls, how to install agregate paths and how to operate and maintain chainsaws.

Choose between bricklaying, carpentry or painting and decorating streams:BricklayingOur hands-on program is the perfect start for your career as a bricklayer. We'll show you how to use hand skills and power tools on residential and commercial building sites, while you learn important workplace skills to make you more confident and comfortable, like site induction, preparing for work in the construction industry and communication skills to help you work well in a team.CarpentryWe'll set you up to become skilled and knowledgeable at carpentry, ready to take the next step in your training and work life. We'll also give you advice about succeeding at your apprenticeship, so you can jump straight into it after this certificate. Plus, your teachers have all been apprentices themselves, so they know what it's like starting out in a trade. They'll be your guide as you learn in our state-of-the-art Building and Construction Training Centre.Painting and decoratingYou'll grow your creative side, while setting yourself up for a career as a qualified painter and decorator. Become skilled in the technicalities of painting and decorating, such as surface preparation and protective metal coatings as you learn about special processes like 3D effects, marbling, wood graining and rag rolling. Qualified painters and decorators are valued workers in the construction industry and if you follow this certificate up with an apprenticeship, you'll be an asset to any employer during your painting and decorating career.

Join us in developing designers for the workforce, and take the next step in your graphic design career. You will build on your existing expertise to communicate ideas with a blend of advanced artistic and technical skills. Part of your course work will be to undertake industry standard projects, and you will round this out with a variety of industry visits. Core courses will include branding and identity, layout skills, creative concepts, digital media and design business skills. Other skills include photography, multiplatform digital advertisements and many more.Your classes will be in a studio environment similar to that of a professional design studio and include access to a wide range of sophisticated facilities, including photography studio, drawing studio and digital imaging equipment.This program will suit people with industry experience or previous design study at diploma level. The Diploma of Graphic Design will provide a pathway into the Advanced Diploma, if you do not have industry experience.

Cutting edge designs. Sustainable building practices. Restoration of heritage buildings. Client advice from concept to final build.If creating designs and seeing them brought to life is what makes you tick, FedUni's Advanced Diploma of Building Design (Architectural) will help you to forge your own career doing just that. Graduating from this advanced diploma will see you working alongside architects, manufacturers and building contractors as you develop working drawings and documentation for commercial developments, industrial structures and residential homes.During your studies, you'll learn about digital design, construction technologies and detailed documentation and also get to visit real work sites. You'll have classes four to six hours per day, four days a week during your first and second year, whilst in your third year you'll be in classes one day each week, allowing for hands-on time spent within the industry.Like architects, building designers design buildings and develop working drawings and documentation for all components in the construction of residential, commercial and industrial buildings.