Lead Institute

🌟 Student Spotlight 🌟
Molly & Emily Harrison (sisters) have completed their incredible journey with Lead Institute at Fairholme College! 🎓
In Year 10, they demonstrated dedication, commitment, and outstanding achievement, successfully earning their CHC30221 Certificate III in School Based Education Support.
We’re so proud to celebrate these young leaders and their remarkable accomplishment! 💛

Ready to build skills that could open the door for future exciting opportunities! Our BSB30121 Certificate III in Business is the perfect starting point for kicking off your career!

Whether you're finishing school, changing careers, or just looking to sharpen your skills, this course will help you gain confidence in real-world business environments with practical, flexible learning that fits around your life.

Enrollments are open now. Take your first step towards your future!

FIRST-AID COURSE: 9 August
Sign up and join our First Aid course at Lead Institute on Saturday, 9 August

HLTAID009 - Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
HLTAID011 - Provide First Aid
HLTAID012 - Provide first Aid in an Education and Care Setting

Course details:
⌚ Course Date: Saturday, 9 August, 2025
📌 Lead Institute, Fortitude Valley Campus 120 Brunswick St, Fortitude Valley
👉🏼 Last day to enrol Friday, 28 July, 2025

Bring a notebook and pen, waterbottle and be ready to jump into some first aid action!

PLEASE NOTE: The Australian Resuscitation Council recommends refreshing your CPR skills at least annually and your complete first aid skills every three years.

HLTAID012 - Provide First Aid in an Education and Care Setting
Our blended delivery model offers you full support from our training team with the freedom to complete course theory at your own pace and at a time that suits you.
Make your way through the interactive online learning activities and complete the online assessment quiz before joining our trainer Cameron for the half day face-to-face workshop to complete the practical assessment.
Completion times will vary depending on your individual study style: approximately 8hrs online self study with 4-6 hours workshop.

Contact us at 1300 170 895

Or visit https://leadinstitute.edu.au/course/hltaid011-provide-first-aid/

https://leadinstitute.edu.au/course/hltaid012-provide-first-aid-in-an-education-and-care-setting/

https://leadinstitute.edu.au/course/hltaid009-provide-cardiopulmonary-resuscitation/

Lead Institute | RTO Code: 45557

FIRST-AID COURSE: 12 JULY
Sign up and join our First Aid course at Lead Institute on Saturday, 12 July

HLTAID009 - Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
HLTAID011 - Provide First Aid
HLTAID012 - Provide first Aid in an Education and Care Setting

Course details:
⌚ Course Date: Saturday, 12 July, 2025
📌 Lead Institute, Fortitude Valley Campus 120 Brunswick St, Fortitude Valley
👉🏼 Last day to enrol Friday, 30 June, 2025

Bring a notebook and pen, waterbottle and be ready to jump into some first aid action!

PLEASE NOTE: The Australian Resuscitation Council recommends refreshing your CPR skills at least annually and your complete first aid skills every three years.

HLTAID012 - Provide First Aid in an Education and Care Setting
Our blended delivery model offers you full support from our training team with the freedom to complete course theory at your own pace and at a time that suits you.
Make your way through the interactive online learning activities and complete the online assessment quiz before joining our trainer Cameron for the half day face-to-face workshop to complete the practical assessment.
Completion times will vary depending on your individual study style: approximately 8hrs online self study with 4-6 hours workshop.

Contact us at 1300 170 895

Or visit https://leadinstitute.edu.au/course/hltaid011-provide-first-aid/

https://leadinstitute.edu.au/course/hltaid012-provide-first-aid-in-an-education-and-care-setting/

https://leadinstitute.edu.au/course/hltaid009-provide-cardiopulmonary-resuscitation/

Lead Institute | RTO Code: 45557

CHC30221 Certificate III in School Based Education Support can be the entry point towards an impactful career helping students thrive in the classroom. Upon successful completion of this nationally recognsied qualification, you'll be equipped with the practical skills and knowledge to make a real difference in education settings.

Whether you're just starting your career or looking to formalise your experience, this course prepares you for a variety of roles supporting teachers and students.

On completion of this qualification, you will have opened the door to several employment opportunities such as teacher's aide, school support officer, education assistant, learning support officer, or inclusion support aide. These roles play an important part in helping students succeed, and they're in demand in Australia.

Graduates may also choose to continue their professional journey with further study available in early childhood, school-age care, or education support.

Whether you're entering the workforce for the first time or looking to formalise your experience, this course is designed to equip you with confidence, capability, and credentials to thrive in school-based support roles.

At the heart of National Reconciliation Week is a commitment to equity, respect, and the power of education in shaping a more inclusive future. As an education and care community, we understand the power of impactful learning environments and the importance they have in shaping respectful and inclusive futures.

This week, we walk together on the journey of reconciliation, honouring the histories, cultures, and contributions of First Nations peoples.

This Wisdom Wednesday, we're looking at the Art of Asking for help for those moments when you just need a little bit of support to get back on your feet. Often, at times when we are overwhelmed with work and study, we just need a little helping hand to get us back on track, but often at times even that can be a challenge. Here are some helpful tips that will help you with asking for help:

1 - It's a sign of strength, not weakness: Changing the narrative around asking for help can show self-awareness and a willingness to grow. Do not see it as a weakness in your ability, but instead as a strength in your character that you want to improve.

2 - Everyone needs support: It's important to remember that everyone needs support. Whether it's your friendship group, your colleagues, your fellow pupils, or your family. It is perfectly normal to reach out and ask for support.

3 - Clarify what support you need: Clearly articulate what kind of help you are trying to seek. For example, clearly outline what objective outcome you are trying to achieve with their additional support; this could be a specific mark you would like to achieve with the added help of additional reading or further mentoring.

4 - Who is best to ask: A large network of trusted people is a good thing, but it is important to remember who to ask for help. While it would be a good thing to ask your trainer for help on an assessment, it may be less useful to ask them for advice on falling out with your ex-best friend.

5 - Practice active listening: Listen carefully to the support that is given to you. Prepare to be offered suggestions and feedback based on what you are asking help for. It's important that you actively engage in the conversation when asking for help.

6 - Follow up: Never be discouraged from expressing gratitude to those who have offered support. Whether their support had a large or small impact, it is important to reflect that someone with your network gave the time to support you. By doing this, you are growing your trust with that person who offered support, and you will be able to ask for help again in the future.

FIRST-AID COURSE: 14 JUNE
Sign up and join our First Aid course at Lead Institute on Saturday, 14 June 2025
HLTAID009 - Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
HLTAID011 - Provide First Aid
HLTAID012 - Provide first Aid in an Education and Care Setting

Course details:
⌚ Course Date: Saturday, 14 June, 2025
📌 Lead Institute, Fortitude Valley Campus 120 Brunswick St, Fortitude Valley
👉🏼 Last day to enrol Friday, 30 May, 2025

Bring a notebook and pen, waterbottle and be ready to jump into some first aid action!

PLEASE NOTE: The Australian Resuscitation Council recommends refreshing your CPR skills at least annually and your complete first aid skills every three years.

HLTAID012 - Provide First Aid in an Education and Care Setting
Our blended delivery model offers you full support from our training team with the freedom to complete course theory at your own pace and at a time that suits you.
Make your way through the interactive online learning activities and complete the online assessment quiz before joining our trainer Cameron for the half day face-to-face workshop to complete the practical assessment.
Completion times will vary depending on your individual study style: approximately 8hrs online self study with 4-6 hours workshop.

Contact us at 1300 170 895

Or visit https://leadinstitute.edu.au/course/bsb50420-diploma-of-leadership-and-management/ for more information

Lead Institute | RTO Code: 45557

Completing the CHC30121 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care opens the door to a rewarding career supporting young children's growth and development. You'll be equipped to work as an early childhood educator, childcare assistant, or family daycare educator, creating safe, engaging, and nurturing learning environments for children.

CHC30121 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care is the starting point into a rewarding career shaping the early years of children's learning and development. This nationally recognised qualification equips you with the key skills and foundational knowledge to nurture young minds in early childhood education and care settings.

Whether you're just starting or looking to formalise your existing experience, this course will prepare you for a meaningful role in supporting children's wellbeing, development, and learning within an approved framework.

On successful completion of this course, you will obtain the CHC30121 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care qualification and be ready to step into in-demand roles such as early childhood educator, family day care educator, or outside school hours care educator.

These roles play a vital part in supporting children in a time when quality care and education matter most. Graduates can also take the next step to further their education by studying the CHC40113 Certificate IV in School Age Education and Care or CHC50121 Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care.

With blended delivery, recognition of prior learning options, and industry-aligned content, this course is designed to build confidence, capability, and credentials for a future in early childhood education and care.

Lead Institute | RTO Code: 45557

Testimonial from Toowoomba Grammar School

"Lead Institute has been an invaluable partner of Toowoomba Grammar School, demonstrating a strong commitment to workforce development in the education support sector. Their industry-based training empowers individuals from diverse backgrounds, including young people, mature-age workers, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals, and those from culturally and linguistically diverse communities.

We are pleased to support Lead Institute in their dedication to providing high-quality training and meaningful employment pathways. Their commitment to student success and workforce development is truly commendable."

— Marian Rathie
Vocational Education and Training Coordinator
Toowoomba Grammar School