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About Blended Courses
What happens when you combine the convenience of online study with traditional face-to-face classroom training? Blended learning! Blended learning has proven to be a real crowd pleaser; allowing students to reap the benefits of a flexible study timetable offered by online learning, with the added advantage of face-to-face peer support and teacher guidance. You may also hear this method of training referred to as “mixed-mode learning” or “hybrid learning”.
Frequently Asked Questions
A blended course combines online study with in-person components. This approach allows flexibility for theoretical content online, while still including hands-on, practical training at a physical location.
Blended learning is ideal for people who want to study part-time, return to the workforce, or balance learning with parenting or work. It’s particularly useful if you need the structure of in-person classes but can’t commit to full-time, on-campus study.
They can, depending on whether your course meets Centrelink’s full-time study requirements. Many blended courses delivered by Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) qualify. You can check eligibility via Services Australia.
Yes. Some states support blended delivery for courses under JobTrainer or Skills First. These are often delivered by TAFEs or approved RTOs. Visit MySkills.gov.au to search for funded options in your area.
Attendance requirements vary by course. Some providers offer recordings or alternate catch-up sessions. However, placements and assessments requiring physical presence may be mandatory.