Australian Courses

Certificate II in Hospitality

Offered by Australia Institute of Business and Technology. CRICOS course code 111039F.

Tuition (whole course)A$4,000
Duration3 mo13 weeks
Tuition per year—
Other feesA$0
Estimated totalA$4,000
LevelCertificate II

Where it's taught

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Outcomes for international VET graduates

Certificate II, Australia, 2023: improved employment 69.6%, employed or studying 92.0%, satisfied with training 90.3%, would recommend provider 92.3%.

NSW: improved employment 73.3%, satisfied with training 87.3%.

National survey figures for international onshore VET completers, not this course or provider. Source: NCVER, International onshore VET qualification completer outcomes 2023, CC BY 3.0 AU.

Living in Blacktown: rent about $620 a week, 54% speak a language other than English (Punjabi, Hindi, Arabic). About Blacktown →

Getting to Australia Institute of Business and Technology, Blacktown (125 Main St): Nearest station is Blacktown Station (train T1, T5, T7, 427, 428, BMT +1), 574 m away. Buses within 500 m: 611, 630, 661, 700, 702, 705, 706, 711, 721, 722, 730, 731 and 6 more (closest stop: Blacktown TAFE, Main St, 141 m). Plan a trip (Transport NSW trip planner).

Living in Upper Mount Gravatt: rent about $640 a week, 33.6% speak a language other than English (Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean). About Upper Mount Gravatt →

Living in Hobart: rent about $510 a week, 31.6% speak a language other than English (Mandarin, Nepali, Cantonese). About Hobart →

Getting to Australia Institute of Business and Technology, Hobart (132 Elizabeth St): Nearest station is Brooke Street Pier (ferry F2), 2.5 km away. Buses within 500 m: 500, 501, 502, 503, 504, 510, 511, 512, 513, 520, 522, 540 and 13 more (closest stop: The Friends' School, Elizabeth St, 34 m). Plan a trip (Metro Tasmania journey planner).

Working while you study: a student visa lets you work up to 48 hours a fortnight during term and unlimited hours in scheduled breaks. The national minimum wage is $26.44 an hour, or $33.05 casual (most student jobs are casual), so a full 24 hours a week pays about $793 before tax. Most students work in hospitality, retail, cleaning, aged care, delivery and warehousing. Visa rules · Fair Work pay rates.

What this page cannot tell you

The CRICOS register records that this course exists, how long it runs, where it is taught and what it costs. It does not record the things below. No central register holds them:

  • Entry requirements — the qualifications you need to join
  • English level — the IELTS, PTE or similar score you need
  • Start dates — which months the course begins
  • Credit for past study — whether your past study makes the course shorter
  • Whether places are available now

Each school sets these rules. They can be different for each country and each student. They also change between intakes. Ask Australia Institute of Business and Technology directly. Get the answer in writing before you pay anything.

If you need English first

Australia Institute of Business and Technology also teaches English language courses. Many schools combine an English course and a main course in one offer, on one visa. Ask this school if they can do that.

How English pathways work

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