Student Guide
Artisan Training Academy
RTO 46085
Document version: June 2025 v0.6
C X BRABANT PTY LTD
Trading as: Artisan Training Academy
Phone: 0422 624 966
Email: info@artisantrainingacademy.com
Website: https://www.artisancosmetictattoo.com/
Address: 1/86 Quambone Street, Worongary, Gold Coast, QLD, 4213
Version: 0.6 — 26/06/2025
Supersedes all previous versions
Table of Contents
About Artisan Training Academy
Nationally Accredited Training courses
Contacting the Training Academy
Induction Process
Expression of Interest
Pre-Enrolment
Enrolment
Notification of Changes to Training or Enrolment
Student Code of Conduct
Unique Student Identifier (USI)
Smoking/drugs/alcohol
Presentation
Punctuality and Attendance
Models for Practical Training
Risk Management for Practical Training and Work-Integrated Learning
Parking
As a student of Artisan Training Academy, you are expected to
Code of Practice
As a student of Artisan Training Academy, you can expect
Students with disabilities
Wellbeing Support Services
Mode of Study
Delivery Modes
Competency Based Training
Competency Based Assessment
Plagiarism and Collusion definitions
Assessment questions
Submissions
Resubmissions
Marking and Assessment Outcomes
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
Deferment of commencement
Withdrawal Policy
Certificate of Achievement
Qualifications and Statements of Attainment
Complaints and Appeals Policy
Continuous Improvement and Student Feedback
Course Fees for Non-Accredited Training Courses
Finance
Course Fees for Nationally Accredited Training Courses
Refund Policy
2023 Course Fees
Additional Fees and Charges
Nationally Recognised FULL Qualifications
Nationally Recognised Skillsets and Short Courses – Cosmetic Tattooing
Nationally Recognised Short Courses – Beauty
Nationally Recognised Short Courses – Infection Control
Non-accredited Short Intensive Courses – Cosmetic Tattooing
Artisan Training Academy would like to respectfully acknowledge the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the lands. Artisan Training Academy also recognise those whose ongoing effort to protect and promote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures will leave a lasting legacy for future Elders and leaders.
About Artisan Training Academy
Artisan Training Academy is proud to offer a personalised learning experience with small class sizes.
We have customised our approach to delivering cosmetic tattoo and beauty courses to ensure each student has the opportunity to learn in a safe and supportive environment.
Artisan Training Academy is guided by Carlye Pymble, a professional and experienced Trainer and Assessor, Cosmetic Tattooist, and Beauty/Dermal Therapist with over 23 years of industry experience.
Carlye has been and still is delivering nationally accredited courses for many well-known and reputable Registered Training Organisations (RTO’s) across Queensland and uses this industry engagement and consultation to inform Artisan Training Academy’s training and assessment strategies.
Artisan Training Academy offers a unique training environment for students to experience first-hand, a functioning working salon, a modern successful beauty business, and a compliant training environment.
Nationally Accredited Training courses
Artisan Training Academy is recognised by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) to deliver vocational education and training services.
With 20 years of experience in the industry, we are able to provide the very best cosmetic tattoo treatment instruction and keep up-to-date with contemporary trends through attending international training courses and working with international trainers on the latest techniques. We provide accredited and advanced courses in Cosmetic Tattooing and Beauty Services.
Our Nationally Accredited Training Courses:
- SHB50321 Diploma of Cosmetic Tattooing
- SHB30121 Certificate III in Beauty Services
Our Non-Accredited Training Courses:
- Ultimate Brow Techniques
- Cosmetic Tattoo Fundamentals
- Advanced Lip Techniques
- Natural Lash and Brow Skillset
- Elegant Eyelash Extensions
- Non-Laser Cosmetic Tattoo Removal
Contacting the Training Academy
Artisan Training Academy phone operates Monday to Friday 9.00am – 4.00pm, student support is also available outside of business hours by appointment.
All email communication is to be sent to the Training Academy inbox; we endeavour to respond to all email communication within 2 business days.
Email: info@artisantrainingacademy.com
Phone: 0422 624 966
Induction Process
All students undergo an induction process to ensure they are provided with the relevant information they need to maximise their opportunity to successfully complete their course.
Expression of Interest
Before Enrolment, Applicants are directed to Artisan Training Academy website to make an informed decision.
Artisan Training Academy Website has information on all courses offered by Training Academy, including information on fees https://www.artisancosmetictattoo.com/
Pre-Enrolment
As part of our pre-enrolment process, all prospective students are required to complete a Language, Literacy, Numeracy and Digital (LLND) skills review. This tool is designed to assess a student’s capacity to meet the foundation skill demands of the training product without requiring prior industry knowledge.
The results of the LLND review are used to:
- Determine the suitability of the chosen training product for each student.
- Identify any additional support needs that may be required during the course.
- Provide students with guidance on the most appropriate training pathway based on their current skill level and future goals.
Where support needs are identified, Artisan Training Academy will offer reasonable adjustments or recommend support options prior to enrolment. This process ensures that students are informed about their readiness and the expectations of the course before any training commences.
Enrolment
Applicants that would like to enrol into a course delivered by Artisan Training Academy, are to express their interest via email info@artisantrainingacademy.com, once received applicants will be emailed a link to our online Student Enrolment Form.
Course material will be provided once payment has been received.
Orientation is delivered by the Training Academy on the first day of class.
Notification of Changes to Training or Enrolment
Artisan Training Academy is committed to keeping all students well-informed of any changes that may affect their studies. As part of our compliance with the Outcome Standards for RTOs 2025, students will be notified as soon as practicable of any material changes that impact their enrolment.
These changes may include, but are not limited to:
- Amendments to training product titles, units of competency, or packaging rules due to updates from training package developers or regulators;
- Adjustments to delivery mode, training location, scheduling, or assessment arrangements;
- Replacement or transition of a training product due to supersession or removal from the national register;
- Changes in third-party delivery arrangements (if applicable);
- Suspension, cancellation or discontinuation of a course or training program.
Students will be notified by email and/or phone, and updated details will also be reflected in the Learning Management System (LMS) or Student Handbook where relevant. Where the change requires consent or action from the student—such as agreeing to continue under a new training product or schedule—we will provide clear instructions and support to assist with decision-making.
Our aim is to ensure transparency and protect the student experience by providing timely and clear communication about any changes that may affect your enrolment, rights, or obligations.
Student Code of Conduct
Students are expected to conduct themselves appropriately, showing consideration and respect for other students, staff, models and visitors to the training academy. We have a zero-tolerance policy for bullying, gossiping and poor misconduct.
Artisan Training Academy promotes an inclusive and supportive environment, free of discrimination, and it is expected that all students adhere to this policy.
Unique Student Identifier (USI)
A USI is your individual education number for life. It also gives you an online record of your Vocational Education and Training (VET) undertaken in Australia.
For enrolment with Artisan Training Academy, you need a USI. Without one, you cannot get Commonwealth financial assistance or your qualification or statement of attainment.
Artisan Training Academy verifies USIs prior to issuing any AQF certification documentation.
If you have not yet obtained a USI you can apply for it directly on computer or mobile device.
Smoking/drugs/alcohol
Artisan Training Academy has a responsibility and duty of care to all students, clients, staff, visitors, and surrounding businesses to maintain a safe environment. No alcohol or drugs are permitted on the premises, nor is use of, or current intoxication permitted. If you are a smoker, please refrain from smoking in front of the business, we can direct you to a more appropriate place.
Presentation
Due to workplace health and safety requirements, enclosed shoes must be worn when attending Artisan Training Academy. It is expected that our students attire reflects general industry standard, which is neat and professional; black top (with sleeves) and long black pants. If you are unsure what is expected, please ask one of our staff.
Punctuality and Attendance
To ensure you get the most out of your learning experience it is required to be punctual on practical training days, as these days are quite “learning intensive”. In the event that you are not able to attend a training day, please let us know as soon as practical so that it can be rescheduled.
Please note that we endeavour to be flexible in our delivery dates; last minute cancellations not only affect the training academy, but models that have been organised and other students attending the training days also.
Models for Practical Training
Students are expected to arrange models for their practical training. The benefit of arranging your own models, is that you can monitor their post treatment results and tend to any future treatments. This is a great learning resource.
However, if you have difficulties sourcing your own models, please let us know, as we may be able to provide support.
Risk Management for Practical Training and Work-Integrated Learning
At Artisan Training Academy, we are committed to providing a safe and supportive environment for all students, clients, and staff during practical training and salon-based learning activities. Practical assessments often involve real clients or models and replicate the conditions of real-world salons. As such, we implement structured risk management procedures to ensure all activities are conducted safely and in accordance with legislative requirements and industry standards.
Identifying and Managing Risks
All practical training activities, whether in our student salon or external demonstrations, are subject to risk identification and mitigation protocols. These include:
- WHS Briefings: Prior to any practical training, students receive a safety induction that covers hygiene, infection control, equipment handling, electrical safety, and personal protective equipment (PPE) use.
- Treatment Protocols: Students must follow documented treatment protocols that include pre-treatment consultations, patch testing (if required), contraindications, and emergency response procedures.
- Supervision: All practical activities involving models or clients are directly supervised by qualified trainers and assessors. Students are not permitted to perform treatments without oversight.
- Incident Management: Any incidents, injuries, or near-misses are to be reported immediately. First aid kits are accessible at all times, and all incidents are logged and reviewed to inform continuous improvement.
- Model Consent: All models are required to complete a model consent form, outlining the nature of the treatment, risks involved, and acknowledgement that the service is part of a student’s assessment activity.
Responsibilities During Practical Training
- Students are responsible for ensuring they adhere to salon safety protocols, maintain hygiene standards, and follow trainer instructions at all times.
- Trainers and Assessors are responsible for:
- Conducting risk assessments of practical tasks.
- Supervising students during procedures.
- Ensuring equipment and resources are safe and in good working order.
- The Academy is responsible for:
- Maintaining a clean, well-equipped training salon that meets WHS legislation.
- Providing clear documentation, training protocols, and emergency procedures.
- Ensuring equipment used is serviced and tagged as required.
External or Community-Based Learning
While most practical training occurs onsite at Artisan Training Academy, in the rare event of offsite learning or model sessions:
- Artisan will assess the suitability of the external venue beforehand.
- Only qualified trainers or assessors will oversee offsite training activities.
- Students must still adhere to the same protocols as on-campus.
Parking
There is on-site parking available.
As a student of Artisan Training Academy, you are expected to:
- Treat others with respect and courtesy
- Participate in learning, whether that is theory, practice, or practical training and/or assessment. Our courses have been designed to be inclusive, intensive and will have an element of practice/study from home.
- Take responsibility for your own learning journey; notifying us if you require more assistance and support. We offer a flexible and supportive learning environment and endeavour to meet individual learning needs
- Prepare appropriately for assessment tasks, salon activities and training sessions. We want you to get the most out of your training!
- Adhere to all salon policies and procedures and workplace health and safety legislative requirements.
Code of Practice
Artisan Training Academy will act with integrity in all dealings with students (past, present, and future), employers and other stakeholders and members of the community.
Artisan Training Academy will:
- Engage with other registered training organisations in the sector and ensure it influences how our training is delivered,
- ensure the highest possible standards in the selection of staff and the planning and delivery of courses and training,
- ensure that trainers and assessors are suitably qualified and have relevant industry experience, undertaking regular professional development to support learner engagement and quality outcomes.
- maintain a learning environment that is conducive to the success of trainees/ students/clients,
- be vigilant in ensuring that student attendance levels/academic progress are met,
- ensure they have the necessary facilities and use methods and materials appropriate to the requirements and levels at which courses are offered, and
- monitor our training to ensure effective delivery and continued relevance.
Artisan Training Academy will adopt such policies and practices to ensure the quality of vocational education and training programs offered are relevant and in accordance with:
- The VET Quality Framework, a system which ensures the integrity of nationally recognised training in Australia. The VET Quality Framework consists of the:
- Standards for Registered Training Organisations,
- Australian Qualifications Framework,
- Fit and Proper Person Requirements,
- Financial Viability Risk Assessment Requirements, and
- Data Provision Requirements.
- Training and assessment services will be provided in a safe environment in line with the legislative requirements of the Work Health and Safety Act 2011 and Work Health and Safety Code of Practice 2011, and other relevant legislation and industry standards.
- Anti-Discrimination Act 1991, Racial Discrimination Act 1975, Sex Discrimination Act 1984, Disability Discrimination Act 1992 and Disability Standards for Education 2005, Australian Human Rights Commission Act 1986.
- Privacy Act 1988 and Australian Privacy Principles (APPs)
- Commonwealth/state legislation and regulatory requirements.
As a student of Artisan Training Academy, you can expect:
- To be treated with courtesy and respect
- To be able to freely communicate alternative points of view
- To participate in a training environment that is safe, comfortable, supportive, and free from any discrimination
- To rely on the protection of your personal information
- That facilities and equipment you use during your training comply with workplace health and safety guidelines
- To receive support and encouragement through your learning journey
- To receive ongoing support after the completion of your course; we love maintaining relationships with our past students and wish to support you in your future career endeavours! We are now a part of your network!
Students with disabilities
Artisan Training Academy is committed to providing equal learning opportunities for students with a disability.
To ensure that learning resources are available to support students with disabilities in their chosen training program, students should contact the Artisan Training Academy prior to enrolment. Artisan Training Academy staff can identify students’ specific requirements, liaise with trainers and assessor regarding students’ needs and organise equipment and specialist personnel.
Support services may include:
- Auslan sign language interpreters
- Adjusted written assessment conditions
- Tutors to support course work
- Reasonable adjustments to delivery
Wellbeing Support Services
At Artisan Training Academy, we understand that success in training involves more than academic achievement. Your physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing are vital to your ability to thrive during your learning journey.
We are committed to providing a safe, respectful, and supportive training environment. If you are experiencing stress, anxiety, personal hardship, or challenges affecting your wellbeing, we encourage you to reach out.
Support Pathways Available
Student Support Officer
Our designated Student Support Officer is available for confidential support or referrals to external services. Appointments can be made by emailing:
email: info@artisantrainingacademy.com
phone: 0422 624 966
Referral to External Services
While Artisan Training Academy does not offer counselling services in-house, we can refer you to qualified professionals in the following areas:
- Mental health support (e.g. psychologist, counsellor)
- Domestic or family violence support
- Housing and financial hardship services
- Drug and alcohol counselling
- Youth support or general community support agencies
- Emergency Contacts
Emergency Contacts
For immediate support outside of class hours, students are encouraged to contact:
- Lifeline: 13 11 14
- Beyond Blue: 1300 22 4636
- Mental Health Access Line (QLD): 1300 642 255
Please don’t hesitate to let us know if you need extra time, flexible delivery, or a confidential conversation about your wellbeing. We’re here to help.
Mode of Study
Artisan Training Academy has adopted a flexible, client-centred approach to delivery in recognition of differences in students’ learning styles, special needs and/or lifestyle, work and/or family commitments.
Training delivery can take many forms, for example students may work individually at home and participate in the classroom-based skill development workshops/tutorials.
This means all students study through multi-modal delivery. Multi-modal delivery includes on-line presentations, readings and completing learning activities, participating in workshops and/or webinars, completing written and verbal assessments and completing practical assessments.
Delivery Modes
Artisan Training Academy uses an on-line learning management system to host learning and teaching materials. Most students access Learning Guides, presentations, videos in, course readings, workshops, through this system.
Blended Online/ Classroom/Salon Delivery
Classroom Based Students are required to attend a series of skill development workshops at a time and place nominated by Artisan Training Academy.
Competency Based Training
Competency means the consistent application of knowledge and skill to the standard of performance required in the workplace. It embodies the ability to transfer and apply skills and knowledge to new situations and environments. Competency Based Training develops the skills, knowledge and attitudes required to achieve the early childhood education and care sector determined competency standard – as outlined with the nationally recognised Training Package.
Competency is measured via evidence that can be collected by various means. To ensure the evidence captured leads to the successful accomplishment of competency, the evidence must be sufficient, valid, reliable, and current.
Assessment may include (but is not limited to):
- Written, oral, and scenario-based questions
- Practical Observation
- Written assignments
- Case Studies
- Portfolio of work
- Simulated environments
To achieve competence within a unit, all unit assessment tasks are required to receive a (sufficient) outcome.
The concept of competency focuses on what is expected of an employee in the workplace rather than on the learning process and embodies the ability to transfer and apply aspects of work performance and not only narrow task skills. When all assessments are marked for as unit, students will receive a “competent” or “not yet competent” result.
All assessment tasks are required to be completed by the end of the practical training. If you require support or an extension, please let us know at your earliest convenience, so we are better able to support you.
Competency Based Assessment
This process comprises knowledge, skill and the application of that knowledge and skill to the standards of performance required. Assessment is the process of collecting evidence and making judgments on the nature and extent of progress towards the performance requirements set out in the competency, and then making a judgment as to whether competency has been achieved.
The Trainer and Assessor provides the student with an assessment plan for each unit or cluster of competencies. The assessment plan will outline the activities required to meet the performance requirements for the assessment of the unit or cluster of units.
Assessment activities could include:
- Assignments
- Questionnaires
- Practical field work
- Observations
- Checklists
- Simulated activities
- Oral responses
The Assessments for each unit provide a process for the student to receive feedback from their Trainer and Assessor for assignment work and for overall assessment outcomes.
Plagiarism and Collusion definitions
Artisan Training Academy requires students to submit work that is their own, and considers that plagiarism, and collusion constitute academic misconduct for which penalties may be applied.
- Plagiarism – Is to take someone’s words or ideas or other materials and present them as your own.
- Collusion – Is an understanding or agreement between two or more people to intentionally cooperate to gain an unfair advantage in assessment and may include. Unauthorized and unacknowledged joint authorship in an assessment task. Unauthorized and unacknowledged copying or use of material prepared by another person for use in assessment.
Assessment questions
If you require any assistance with assessment instructions, or questions about submitting assessment, students should contact the Training Academy via email or phone.
Email: info@artisantrainingacademy.com
Phone: 0422 624 966
Submissions
Students are required to submit all elements of an assessment.
Students should keep a copy of their work prior to submitting for assessment.
Resubmissions
Students will receive two attempts to satisfactorily complete their assessment tasks – Their original assessment submission/attempt, and two further resubmission/reattempts.
Marking and Assessment Outcomes
Final assessment items are marked ‘C’ (Competent) or ‘NYC’ (Not Yet Competent).
To demonstrate competence in each unit students must undertake all activities in the unit and have them deemed competent by the Trainer & Assessor.
If a student dose not undertake all activities, they will be deemed Not Yet Competent, and the Trainer & Assessor may ask the student to resubmit the required questions or arrange a time for the student to perform the tasks again.
Once all assessment components of a unit have been submitted
Once the student has successfully completed all assessment activities within the unit of competency, they will be deemed C = Competent for the unit.
Should the student not satisfactorily complete all required assessment tasks/activities after three attempts/submissions they will be deemed Not Yet Competent (NYC) for that unit. Students will have the opportunity to retrain in that unit of competency.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
Artisan Training Academy recognises the need to ensure that students who have prior learning gained through formal training, work experience and other life experiences can be appropriately recognised.
Recognition of prior learning shall be available to all potential course attendees and shall be fair to all persons involved.
Artisan Training Academy assess recognised prior learning based on validity, reliability, flexibility and fairness. All assessment of RPL is carried out against the competencies.
What RPL Involves:
- A self-assessment and consultation with an assessor
- Providing evidence such as qualifications, references, portfolios, work samples, or employment history
- An assessment process to confirm your skills meet the national standards
- You’ll receive feedback and support throughout the process
Fees apply for Recognition of Prior Learning depending on the number of units being assessed and the type of evidence provided. Fees will be confirmed with you before you proceed.
If you require further information regarding RPL, students should contact the Training Academy via email or phone.
Email: info@artisantrainingacademy.com
Phone: 0422 624 966
Credit Transfer
Artisan Training Academy recognises AQF qualifications and Statements of Attainment issued by other RTOs. Students who have previously completed an equivalent unit of competency may apply for credit transfer at no cost.
Applications must be supported by valid evidence such as a certified copy of a Statement of Attainment or USI transcript.
Deferment of commencement
Students may apply for a delay in the commencement of their studies. This must be done within two weeks of your course commencement date. The application needs to be in writing via email or written correspondence. The written application must be provided with sufficient supporting evidence to enable assessment of whether the circumstance(s) justify a deferment, based on the potential impact that the delay may have on the applicant’s studies.
Applicants will be advised in writing of the outcome of the process; documentary evidence will be retained on the student’s file.
If the student is under 18 years of age, Artisan Training Academy must receive written approval from the parent or guardian of the deferred commencement date.
Withdrawal Policy
Students who wish to withdraw from a course are required to notify the Training Academy in writing via e-mail or written correspondence.
A non-refundable Resource and Administration Fee of $195.00 is payable when a student withdraws from a course.
Certificate of Achievement
Certificate of Achievement are applicable to non-accredited courses only and will be sent within 28 business days of course completion, providing all relevant fees are paid.
In a situation where a student loses their copy of a certificate and requires another copy to be issued, students must make a request in writing (fees apply $60).
Qualifications and Statements of Attainment
Full Qualifications and Statements of Attainment are only issued for nationally accredited training programs.
Artisan Training Academy will issue to persons whom it has assessed as competent in accordance with the requirements of the Training Package or accredited course, a qualification or statement of attainment.
Upon completion of a unit of competency or qualification, the appropriate certificate/testamur will be issued within a timeframe of 30 calendar days.
In a situation where a student loses their copy of a statement or testamur, and requires a copy to be re-issued, students must make a request in writing to Artisan Training Academy (Re-issue fees apply $60).
Complaints and Appeals Policy
Artisan Training Academy is committed to addressing your concerns and complaints effectively.
If you have a grievance or complaint, please raise this with us promptly either by speaking to your Trainer/Assessor, or by doing one of the following:
- Sending us an email: info@artisantrainingacademy.com
- Phoning for assistance on 0422 624 966
- Writing to us detailing your concerns: Artisan Training Academy
Artisan Training Academy will use a formal process to resolve your grievance or complaint to ensure that all grievances or complaints are dealt with quickly, including acknowledging your grievance or complaint within two working days.
Please note:
- Complaints must be made in writing for action to be taken. Verbal complaints will not be accepted.
- We may contact you to discuss your concerns or ask for more information.
- We will treat you and our staff with fairness. All matters will be treated with due respect to privacy and equality.
- We will keep you fully informed as we work through the process.
- All students have a right to appeal. If a student is unhappy with the result from their Trainer/Assessor, the complaint can be then forwarded to the CEO.
- The CEO of Artisan Training Academy will be able to make a final decision on grievances and complaints.
The complaints process is considered a valuable tool for management to improve our training and assessment service delivery and our student journey from enquiry to graduation.
Continuous Improvement and Student Feedback
Artisan Training Academy is committed to a culture of continuous improvement in all aspects of its training and assessment services. We believe that student feedback is one of the most valuable tools for enhancing the quality of our programs, support systems, and overall learning environment.
To achieve this, we have implemented a systematic feedback process that includes:
- Course Feedback Surveys – Issued at the midpoint and completion of each training program to gather student input on the quality of training, assessment, resources, delivery methods, and trainer support.
- Practical Session Reflections – Students are encouraged to reflect on their hands-on training experiences and suggest improvements for session flow, support, and clarity of instruction.
- Informal Feedback – We welcome suggestions and concerns raised directly to trainers, student support staff, or via email throughout the training journey.
The feedback we collect is regularly reviewed by our compliance and quality team, along with trainers and management, to identify themes, concerns, and opportunities for improvement. This review informs changes to:
- Training content, delivery strategies, and scheduling;
- Assessment task design and instructions;
- Student support materials and communications; and
- Trainer professional development priorities.
Where feedback identifies an urgent issue affecting student satisfaction, a corrective action is implemented immediately. All feedback data is also used in our annual review process to evaluate the effectiveness of our programs and overall RTO operations.
Our approach ensures that students are not only heard, but that their voices shape and improve the learning experience at Artisan Training Academy.
Course Fees for Non-Accredited Training Courses
A minimum deposit of $1,000 is required upon enrolment to secure your course dates. This is non-refundable. Please see the course information sheets for the relevant information.
All remaining fees owed, must be paid in full prior to the commencement of the practical training.
No training will take place unless the course has been paid in full.
All payments are to be made to Artisan Training Academy.
Finance
Artisan Training Academy offers multiple finance options and providers to suit different lifestyles and personal circumstances.
TLC Finance:
- TLC provides a payment plan solution to suit your lifestyle.
- Finance available for as little as $35 per week.
- Finance available for courses and machines
- Please go to https://tlc.com.au/apply-now
Payright:
- No Interest
- Repayment terms from 3 months to 5 years depending on loan amount
- Finance available for courses
- Please go to https://payright.com.au
Course Fees for Nationally Accredited Training Courses
All our Nationally Accredited courses require a minimum deposit of $1,500.00 to secure your enrolment.
Where a course or unit of study is less than $1,500, the course is to be paid in full upon enrolment.
Where a course or unit of study is more than $1,500 the remaining balance is to be paid in installments (weekly, fortnightly, or monthly) over the duration of the course/term.
Artisan Training Academy will not accept payment of more than $1500 pre-payment of course fees.
No statements or testamurs will be issued if there are outstanding fees upon course completion.
Refund Policy
Where a program is cancelled by Artisan Training Academy or an applicant does not satisfy the enrolment criteria, a full refund of monies paid will be given.
No refund is available to students who have started the course and leave before finalizing the course/competency/module.
Artisan Training Academy will offer clients refunds on tuition fees paid in the following circumstances:
New students – Where several units/courses have been purchased and the student has not commenced the course, a full refund less a $195 Resource and Administration Fee will be charged. Students will not be issued a refund for a unit in which they have attended class, commenced online training, or received training (in person or by phone/video call).
Existing Students – Students will not be issued a refund for a units/course in which they have attended class, commenced online training, or received training (in person or by phone/video call).
2023 Course Fees
Please note fees are subject to variation as part of the annual review of course costs. Artisan Training Academy reserves the right to vary the contents of all courses and changes may lead to a variation in the number of units and/or the cost of the course. Current students will be notified before any fee increases are introduced.
Additional Fees and Charges
Other expenses to be covered by you may include travel expenses, expenses related to the submission of assessment tasks (posting assignments by mail) and photocopying assessment tasks before submission.
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Resource and Administration Fee (refer to Refund Policy) | $195.00 |
| Re-Issue of Certificate/Statements/Testamurs | $60.00 per Certificate |
| Print-based Learning Material | $50.00 per unit |
| Student Kit for SHB50321 (optional) | $450.00 |
Nationally Recognised FULL Qualifications
SHB50321 Diploma of Cosmetic Tattooing
- SHBBCOS001 Provide cosmetic tattoo consultations
- SHBBCOS002 Apply knowledge of colour theory and pigmentology to cosmetic tattooing
- SHBBCOS003 Incorporate elements and principles of design to cosmetic tattooing
- SHBBSSC004 Identify the function and structure of the skin and hair for cosmetic tattooing
- SHBBINF002 Maintain infection control standards / HLTINF005 Maintain infection prevention for skin penetration treatments
- SHBBCOS004 Provide cosmetic tattoo for eyebrows
- SHBBCOS005 Provide cosmetic tattoo for lips
- SHBBCOS006 Provide cosmetic tattoo for eyes
- BSBESB404 Market new business venture
| SHB50321 Diploma of Cosmetic Tattooing – Total Course Cost | $12,000.00 |
SHB30121 Certificate III in Beauty Services
| SHB30021 Certificate III in Beauty Services – Term 1 | $2,500.00 |
| SHB30021 Certificate III in Beauty Services – Term 2 | $2,500.00 |
| SHB30021 Certificate III in Beauty Services – Term 3 | $2,500.00 |
| SHB30121 Certificate III in Beauty Services – Total Course Cost | $7,500.00 |
Nationally Recognised Skillsets and Short Courses – Cosmetic Tattooing
SHB50321 – Core Units ONLY
- SHBBCOS001 Provide cosmetic tattoo consultations
- SHBBCOS002 Apply knowledge of colour theory and pigmentology to cosmetic tattooing
- SHBBCOS003 Incorporate elements and principles of design to cosmetic tattooing
- SHBBSSC004 Identify the function and structure of the skin and hair for cosmetic tattooing
| SHB50321 CORE UNITS ONLY – Total Course Cost | $2,000.00 |
Nationally Recognised Short Courses – Beauty
| SHBBMUP008 Apply Eyelash Extensions | $1,490.00 |
| SHBBFAS004 Provide lash and brow services | $1,250.00 |
| SHBBBOS007 Apply Cosmetic Tanning products | $490.00 |
Nationally Recognised Short Courses – Infection Control
| SHBBINF002 Maintain infection control | $300.00 |
| HLTINF005 Maintain infection prevention for skin penetration treatments | $300.00 |
Non-accredited Short Intensive Courses – Cosmetic Tattooing
| Ultimate Brow Techniques | $4,500.00 |
| Cosmetic Tattoo Fundamentals | $5,990.00 |
| Brow and Lip Fundamentals | $5,990.00 |
| Lip Blush Cosmetic Tattoo Course | $2,490.00 |
| Dusty Ombre Brow Tattooing | $3,190.00 |
| Super-natural Nano Strokes | $3,190.00 |
| Non-laser Cosmetic Tattoo Removal Workshop | $990.00 |
| Scar Camouflage Course – Paramedial Cosmetic tattoo | $1,000.00 |