Vocational Training
Training Opportunities
At Oasis Youth Services, we offer a range of vocational training programs suitable to a range participants for all walks of life. Whether you are a recent school leaver, have been out of the workforce for some time or are looking to change career paths, we have a course for you!
We understand that learning looks different for everyone, so we take a student-centred approach to training. We offer flexible support, wrap-around services, and a community that walks alongside each learner as they work toward their goals.
Oasis partners with The Salvation Army Eva Burrows College (RTO ID 0328) to deliver leading accredited vocational training on the Central Coast and Hunter regions.
Courses Available
SIT30622 Certificate III in Hospitality
Gain practical hospitality skills by serving customers, preparing food and non-alcoholic beverages, and managing tasks in busy café environment. Experience a real working setting while building confidence and teamwork skills. This nationally recognised qualification prepares you for a variety of roles in cafés, restaurants, and hospitality settings. It equips you with the practical skills and knowledge to succeed in food and beverage service and operational roles.
CHC42021 Certificate IV in Community Services
Whether you are passionate about helping others, re-entering the workforce, or seeking a career with purpose, the Certificate IV in Community Services (CHC42021) gives you the skills, knowledge, and confidence to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives. This nationally recognised qualification prepares you for a wide range of roles across the community services sector.
BSB30120 Certificate III in Business
Start your professional journey and gain the skills to work as an administration assistant, receptionist, or customer service representative in a dynamic work environment. This nationally recognised qualification is an excellent foundation to launch your career in business services, preparing you for a wide range of office and administrative roles.