BCA National Training Group builds skills, knowledge and confidence in learning through innovative programs tailored to your specific organizational requirements and individual learning needs
90% approval rating from students
For every course program and every module within it we collect and monitor feedback from our learners on the quality of our programs, the abilities of our trainers, the course content, its' relevance to the workplace and the learners ability to implement their new skills and knowledge in their organisation. We always gain an average 90% approval rating from students.
BCA National Training Group has been funded by the Federal Government to deliver courses under the Productivity Places Program.
Jobseekers who enrol in these programs can gain nationally accredited qualifications free of charge and improve their skills that have been identified as needed by employers.
BCA National Students, Mary Jiggins, Lianne Carter and Raelene Bradford Robbins have been selected for prestigious 2008 Regional Trainee Awards. Mary Jiggins works at Our Lady of Peace, Greystanes and is a finalist for her studies in Certificate IV School Support Studies Lianne was nominated after completing her Cetificate IV in Government and Raelene was nominated after studying Certificate IV Governance.
Expressions of Interest, CertIV Front Line Management
BCA National is seeking Expressions of Interest from any individual or organisation, in our Certificate IV Front Line Management courses scheduled to commence in the next few months for DoCs and DADHC. Please note that you do NOT need to be employed by DoCs or DADHC to enroll in these courses.
Federally funded traineeships are available for this course, meaning your participation costs you or your organization nothing. To be eligible for a traineeship, an employee must
Be an Australian or NZ Citizen
Not hold Degree or diploma
Not have completed Cert III or more inthe last 7 years
Congratulations to the 41 CEO Sydney graduates who successfully graduated their Certificate III School Support Services course Teachers Aide and Administration/IT.
The graduation was a great success and BCANTG would like to thank you all for attending and thank you to your families, mentors, supervisors and principals. This shows the support that each of you had during the course.
A special thank you to Christopher Barrett and Br Kelvin Canavan for your faith and support of promoting further professional development for all at CEO Sydney.
Please click on the Read More link for a slideshow of photos from the day and a link to download any you would like to keep.
Following the success of the initial round of the DADHC Tender Training and Assistance (TAP) program, a second round of training will be held in May and June 2008.
TAP was developed to support non-government service providers to better participate in DADHC tendering processes. The first round of training workshops was conducted from September to November 2007 by BCA National Training Group in metropolitan and regional locations across NSW. The TAP program is one of a number of industry development initiatives being conducted by DADHC in consultation with the NGO sector.
The industry development strategy aims to enhance the sector’s capacity to respond to the needs of older people, people with a disability and their carers. It seeks to build the Sector’s capacity to respond effectively to fundingopportunities and to enhance relationships between peaks, Non-Government Organisation (NGO) service providers and DADHC. The upcoming TAP training is provided free to the sector. This training aims to develop the skills and knowledge of key individuals within organisations who are responsible for preparing tender and grant applications on behalf of the organisation.
BCA National Training Group (BCANTG) has been commissioned by the Department of Ageing Disability and Home Care (DADHC) to develop and deliver a Tender Training and Assistance Program. The program is designed for service providers funded by DADHC in NSW. BCANTG is pleased to be working with DADHC to enhance the capacity of non-government service providers within the human services sector. The ultimate goal of this training is improvement of services for people with a disability and their carers.
Government Funded Nationally Accredited Courses
BCA National Students, Mary Jiggins, Lianne Carter and Raelene Bradford Robbins have been selected for prestigious 2008 Regional Trainee Awards. Mary Jiggins works at Our Lady of Peace, Greystanes and is a finalist for her studies in Certificate IV School Support Studies Lianne was nominated after completing her Cetificate IV in Government and Raelene was nominated after studying Certificate IV Governance. 
Congratulations to the 41 CEO Sydney graduates who successfully graduated their Certificate III School Support Services course Teachers Aide and Administration/IT.
