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HITsa

HITsa is a Registered Training Organisation delivering nationally recognised qualifications and short courses at training sites across South Australia.

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HITsa

Business Description

HITsa is a South Australian Registered Training Organisation that has delivered vocational training for more than 20 years, partnering with industry, employers and community organisations to prepare people for work.

Nationally recognised course areas cover business and leadership, community services and health, individual support (ageing and disability), early childhood education and care, hospitality and cookery, retail, and cleaning and facilities, alongside short courses and skill sets.

Head office is in Clarence Gardens, with training in Mount Barker, Salisbury, Mount Gambier and Adelaide.

Service & Expertise

Learning, Training and Capability Development

Accredited and Non Accredited Training

HITsa provides Accredited and Non Accredited Training from Clarence Gardens, Mount Barker, Salisbury, Mount Gambier and Adelaide to students, employers and community partners across South Australia, as a Registered Training Organisation with more than 20 years of delivery.

  • Care and community qualifications including Certificate III and Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care, Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing and Disability), Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance and Certificate II and III in Community Services.
  • Business pathways through Certificate III in Business and Certificate IV in Leadership and Management for new leaders and supervisors.
  • Certificate III in Hospitality, Certificate II in Cookery and Certificate III in Commercial Cookery, the latter delivered through a traineeship.
  • Certificate III in Retail and Certificate III in Cleaning Operations, plus partnerships with job service providers, schools, employers and community organisations.

Best for: South Australian employers, schools, employment services and individuals seeking nationally recognised qualifications with practical, work-focused delivery.

Learning, Training and Capability Development

Vocational Training

HITsa provides Vocational Training across South Australia through short courses, skill sets and hands-on practice environments that build job-ready skills.

  • Nationally recognised short courses including Provide First Aid, Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), Conduct Manual Tasks Safely and Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA).
  • Skill sets made up of nationally recognised units from full qualifications, including a three week Health Skill Set.
  • Skills Centres set up with the tools and equipment used on the job, a commercial training kitchen for cookery, and work placement support.

Best for: Workers and job seekers who need specific workplace skills without committing to a full qualification.

Operational Coverage

  • South Australia (Hybrid) 353 Cross Road, Clarence Gardens SA, 5039

Industry

Industry Experience

Education and Training

Contacts & Channels

FAQs

Where are HITsa's training locations?

HITsa's head office is at 353 Cross Road, Clarence Gardens, with training locations in Mount Barker, Salisbury, Mount Gambier and Adelaide, all in South Australia.

What course areas does HITsa offer?

HITsa delivers nationally recognised qualifications in business and leadership, community services and health, individual support (ageing and disability), early childhood education and care, hospitality and cookery, retail, and cleaning and facilities, plus short courses and skill sets.

Does HITsa run short courses?

Yes. Short courses include Provide First Aid, CPR, Conduct Manual Tasks Safely and Responsible Service of Alcohol, and skill sets group nationally recognised units from full qualifications, including a three week Health Skill Set.

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