Explore an industry. Build your confidence.
Thinking about a first job or what comes after school? Explore practical coffee, hospitality and First Aid skills, with course selection guided by your age, interests and the entry requirements.
Find a course for your next step.
Start with the outcome you need. Read the course details and entry requirements, then check live dates, venue and pricing before booking.
Make your next step count.
Start with your goal
Choose a skill or industry you would like to explore. Consider whether your goal is practical confidence, a particular course outcome or preparation for a job.
Choose a suitable course
Check age and other entry requirements before booking. Ask Catch about any consent, identification, practical assessment or pre-work arrangements relevant to the learner.
Make a practical plan
For a school cohort, discuss learner ages, participant numbers, supervision, venue and preferred dates with Catch before making arrangements.
Questions before you book.
Can a high school student take a Catch course?
Suitability depends on the particular course and learner. Check minimum age, identification, consent and other entry requirements with Catch before booking.
Which courses could help me explore work?
Depending on eligibility and interests, explore Barista Crash, Latte Art, Food Hygiene, First Aid or CPR. Check what each course covers and whether its outcome matches your goal.
Can a school arrange a group session?
Schools can enquire about suitable courses for a cohort. Provide learner ages, numbers, the proposed venue, supervision arrangements and date preferences so Catch can assess the plan.
Does this automatically count towards school or further study?
Do not assume credit, VET recognition or a school-based pathway. Ask your school and Catch to confirm the specific arrangement and course outcome before enrolling.
A little guidance can make the next step clearer.
Tell our team what you want to achieve and which courses you are considering. Catch Training has supported NSW learners and organisations since 2014, with training at listed centres and workplace group options by arrangement.
Training outcomes vary by course. Check whether your chosen course covers national units, regulator-specific training or non-accredited practical skills.