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Employment based on your Training Provider

Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 10:19 am
by Macoola
I just have a quick question. Are you more likley to be employed or do employers prefer you to do your cert III or Diploma through TAFE? I am asking as I am not happy with my provider, at first they were alright but now my teacher never replies to my emails and is constantly telling me she is on leave and I have no one to contact for weeks until she returns, the she is back for a while and leaves again!! So I am considering doing my last few units of my diploma at Tafe instead but am not sure yet.

Any input would be great??

Thanks Macoola

Re: Employment based on your Training Provider

Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 3:44 pm
by Lorina
I don't think it makes a difference where you complete your qualification, as long as you are qualified I think that's all employers are concerned about. Have you already payed for your course at your current provider?

Re: Employment based on your Training Provider

Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 7:14 pm
by dulciean
I agree with LA, it really doesn't seem to matter - just that you are qualified is what's important. Many years ago TAFE qualifications were held in higher regard, but these days since the standards of private training has improved , its not the same issue.

Re: Employment based on your Training Provider

Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2013 8:56 am
by Macoola
Thanks fo the reassurance.

I have paid for alomst all my course now. So I am just going to stick it out, as it is such a process to change providers and I don't have long to go now. Knowing that it wont affect my job opportunities using a private provider is very comforting.

Thanks L.A. and Dulciean

Macoola

Re: Employment based on your Training Provider

Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2013 7:06 pm
by fchaudari76
I have worked with many people who have had quals from TAFE & pvt places. It does not make much difference, I just think people lean towards TAFE as it is cheaper sometimes. Employment-wise it should have no effect, as long as the provider is recognised that is all that counts