About
Australian Training Company
Helping people build real careers through apprenticeships, traineeships and nationally recognised training
Who are we?
Australian Training Company connects people
with real employment opportunities while helping
businesses develop skilled workforces.
As both a Registered Training Organisation (RTO)
and Group Training Organisation (GTO), we provide
practical pathways into employment.
30+
Years of Experience
4500+
Trainees & Apprentices
20000+
Students Supported
500+
Industry Partnerships
What we do
Apprenticeships and Traineeships
We help individuals start their careers through structured apprenticeships and traineeships that combine paid employment with nationally recognised training.
Nationally Recognised Training
As a Registered Training Organisation, we deliver qualifications that are aligned with industry standards and workforce needs.
Workforce Solutions for Employers
We support businesses by connecting them with motivated apprentices and trainees while managing recruitment, employment and training support.
Pathways for
Students
We help students transition from school to the workforce through vocational education, school-based pathways and industry experiences that prepare them for future careers.
Supporting opportunity for all
Australian Training Company is committed to creating opportunities for:
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• Indigenous Australians
• People with disabilities
• Young people entering the workforce
Supporting Opportunity for All
Australian Training Company is committed to create opportunities for people
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• Indigenous Australians
• People with disabilities
• Mature-age job seekers
• Young people entering the workforce
• Career changers
Our Story
The Australian Training Company (ATC) is an innovative, not-for-profit charitable organisation established in 1994 to create employment, education and training opportunities through Australian Apprenticeships and Traineeships.
Originally established as the Australian Rugby League Group Training Company, ATC initially focused on helping young footballers develop skills and gain qualifications for life beyond sport. Since then, we have expanded to support a broader range of industries, employers and learners.
In 1998, ATC became a Registered Training Organisation (RTO), responding to growing demand for flexible, industry-relevant training. Today, our Group Training and RTO operations work together to help individuals build skills, gain nationally recognised qualifications and develop meaningful career pathways.
Having supported more than 20,000 apprentices, trainees and students nationally, ATC remains committed to delivering quality training, supporting employers and creating opportunities for people to reach their potential. ATC is also accredited against the Quality Standards for Group Training Organisations.
Our purpose is simple: to create opportunities through employment, education and training, helping people build the skills and confidence to succeed.