Hands-on learning
Practical training with industry-relevant tools and techniques.
Welcome to Tradie Skills College
Build skills that shape your future.
Practical, industry-aligned vocational training delivered by experienced trainers in Melbourne and Geelong.
Experienced trainers
Learn with guidance from skilled trainers and assessors.
Industry aligned
Build skills aligned with real workplace roles, responsibilities and standards.
Two city campuses
Study in central Melbourne or close to Geelong waterfront.
Skills for workTraining for the real world
About TSC
Practical training for careers with momentum.
Tradie Skills College delivers high-quality vocational education and training in Melbourne and Geelong. Our applied approach gives students the skills and confidence to pursue opportunities across trades, business and hospitality.
Industry-focused learning
Develop capabilities that relate directly to real workplace responsibilities.
Skills you can use
Combine technical knowledge with practical training and quality workmanship.
“We equip students with the skills and confidence needed to succeed in high-demand industries.”
0Nationally recognised qualifications
0Victorian campuses
0+Minimum entry age
0Required ACSF level
Our courses
Explore all courses Choose the pathway you want to master.
Develop practical skills and technical knowledge through thirteen nationally recognised qualifications across construction, business and hospitality.
Certificate IIICourse code: CPC31320
Wall and Floor Tiling
Develop practical tiling skills and technical knowledge for residential and commercial construction projects.
View courseCertificate IIICourse code: CPC31020
Solid Plastering
Build hands-on solid plastering capability, technical knowledge, accuracy and quality workmanship.
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Certificate IIICourse code: CPC33020
Bricklaying and Blocklaying
Learn to prepare, set out and construct brick and block work safely and to industry standards.
View courseCertificate IVCourse code: CPC40120
Building and Construction
Develop the knowledge required to plan, coordinate and take greater responsibility for building projects.
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Certificate IIICourse code: CPC31220
Wall and Ceiling Lining
Develop practical skills for installing, constructing and finishing wall and ceiling systems.
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Certificate IIICourse code: MSF30422
Glass and Glazing
Build technical knowledge, precision and hands-on capability for residential and commercial glazing.
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Certificate IVCourse code: BSB40520
Leadership and Management
Develop the communication, planning and team leadership skills needed by emerging managers across a wide range of industries.
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DiplomaCourse code: BSB50420
Leadership and Management
Strengthen your ability to plan, communicate, manage risk and lead people through changing operational priorities.
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Advanced DiplomaCourse code: BSB60420
Leadership and Management
Apply advanced leadership, strategic planning and problem-solving skills to complex organisational responsibilities.
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Graduate DiplomaCourse code: BSB80120
Management (Learning)
Build highly specialised capability in organisational learning, strategic transformation and workforce development.
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Certificate IVCourse code: SIT40521
Kitchen Management
Develop commercial cookery expertise alongside the supervisory, planning and team skills needed to coordinate a professional kitchen.
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Certificate IVCourse code: SIT40721
Patisserie
Develop advanced pastry skills while learning to supervise production, coordinate teams and manage safe kitchen operations.
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DiplomaCourse code: SIT50422
Hospitality Management
Combine broad hospitality skills with the operational, financial and people-management capability required of senior hospitality professionals.
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Learn by doing
Build confidence with every practical session.
Work with industry-relevant tools, materials and techniques while developing the standards expected across construction projects.
Start your journeyTraining in action
Practical skills start here.
Explore the practical learning environments that shape the TSC student experience across trades, business and hospitality.
Take the first step
Enquire about a course
Your training
Develop the capability to take your next step.
TSC combines technical knowledge, practical training and a supportive learning environment to help students build confidence for their chosen industry.
Practical learningHands-on
Training approachIndustry aligned
Student experienceSupportive
- Industry-relevant tools and learning resources
- Experienced trainers and assessors
- Practical workplace applications
- Clear entry and assessment process
Our campuses
Study in Melbourne or Geelong.
Choose a lively city environment with convenient access to transport, amenities and opportunities for personal and professional growth.
Melbourne Campus
Suite C, Level 5/333 Queen St, Melbourne
Study in Melbourne’s CBD with access to essential amenities and one of Australia’s most active employment markets.
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Geelong Campus
Shop 2/65 Brougham St, Geelong
Learn close to Geelong’s popular waterfront precinct, cafés, shops and Westfield Geelong.
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Know what you need before you apply.
Entry requirements help TSC understand your suitability for the course and identify the support you may need to succeed.
Need help checking your eligibility?Call 0421 175 971 to speak with the TSC team.
Applicants must be at least 18 years old. Completion of education equivalent to Australian Year 12 is mandatory.
Yes. Applicants participate in a course entry interview and a Language, Literacy, Numeracy and Digital assessment. Entry requires ACSF level 3 in reading, writing, numeracy and oral communication.
An IELTS score of 6 or an accepted equivalent is required, with results no more than two years old. The booklet also accepts verified equivalent PTE or TOEFL results, five years of education in an English-speaking country, at least six months of Certificate IV study at an Australian RTO, or successful completion of an English Placement Test.
The booklet requires studies completed in the applicant's home country that are equivalent to Australian Year 12, or a qualification taught in English for at least 12 months. For Certificate III courses, completion of CPCCWHS1001 Prepare to work safely in the construction industry is also listed as meeting this requirement.
Applicants should disclose medical conditions that may be contraindicated with course requirements. The booklet states that students will be asked for a GP certificate of fitness clearing them to participate in classes.
Built for the real world
Learn with purpose. Train with confidence.
Our course offerings are designed to build practical capability and support career opportunities across construction, business and hospitality.
PracticalHands-on training
RelevantIndustry-aligned skills
SupportiveGuided learning
How to get started
Your pathway to Tradie Skills College.
A clear four-step process takes you from exploring a course to beginning practical vocational training.
Choose your trade
Explore thirteen qualifications and find the right practical pathway.
Check your eligibility
Review all booklet-based entry requirements before submitting an enquiry.
Complete your interview
Discuss your goals and complete the required entry and LLND assessment.
Start building skills
Learn through hands-on, industry-focused training with experienced trainers.
Ready to start building your future?