Funded training programs
Productivity Places Program - New Enterprise Incentive Scheme (NEIS)
The Australian Government, as part of its Skilling Australia for the Future policy statement, provides funding under the New Enterprise Incentive Scheme (NElS) for Productivity Places Program (PPP).
NEIS helps eligible unemployed people to start up and run new, viable small businesses. Participants of this program are provided with small business management skills, to assist them in the development and execution of a business plan.
The Bremer Institute is approved to deliver training (at no cost to the participant) in the following qualifications:
- Certificate III Micro Business Operations (BSB30307); and
- Certificate IV in Small Business Management (BSB40407).
To be eligible for the funded training available under this program, participants must be referred to The Bremer by a NEIS Provider.
Productivity Places Program - RTO Selection (Preferred Supplier)
The Bremer Institute recently tendered for funding under this program to deliver training to existing workers and jobseekers, across a number of qualifications.
At this stage, contracts have not been allocated.
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