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Sunnycare Aged Care Week 3
This week, Advance Institute of Business Trainer Craig Hill continued his journey teaching the Skills for Education and Employment program (SEE) at Sunnybank Aged Care Facility in Brisbane’s southern suburbs. The training is conducted for Registered Training Organisation Navitas. In the third week, the topics covered included giving advice, polite responses to advice, empathy, PTSD…
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Advance Institute of Business: Special Announcement
Advance Institute of Business is excited to announce that we have formed a new partnership with Skills Recognitions International (RTO 32373), an accredited Registered Training Organisation, to bring you even more quality courses. We will still offer courses online that can be studied at your own pace from anywhere in Australia or anywhere in the…
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Sunnycare Aged Care Week 2
This week, Advance Institute of Business Trainer Craig Hill continued his journey teaching the Skills for Education and Employment program (SEE) at Sunnybank Aged Care Facility in Brisbane’s southern suburbs. The training is conducted for Registered Training Organisation Navitas. In the second week, the topics covered included common illnesses, personal care for aged care residents,…
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Sunnycare Aged Care Week 1
This week, Advance Institute of Business Trainer Craig Hill started teaching the Skills for Education and Employment program (SEE) at Sunnybank Aged Care Facility in Brisbane’s Southern suburbs. The training is conducted for Registered Training Organisation Navitas. In the first week, a Needs Analysis was conducted on all participating employees, so the program could be…
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The Australian Alps get more snow than Switzerland
Australia is synonymous with many things; surf, sand, sun and even snow. While the land down under may be better known as a place where you can risk getting a bad sunburn in an all-day beach adventure, across parts of the great southern country, layers of snow cover the ground. The Great Dividing Range is…
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Australia is one of the driest inhabited places on earth
Australia has the lowest water level of rivers. Australia has the lowest run-off, and also the smallest area of permanent wetlands of all the continents. One-third of Australia has almost no run-off at all. Australia has the most inconsistent rainfall and stream-flow as well. Something else that is really interesting is our Certificate IV in…
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Certificate IV in Business
Fun Fact About Australia: Western Australia has several pink lakes such as Lake Hillier and Hutt Lagoon. The reason for its pinkish color is a subject that is not fully understood by scientists yet, but they are guessing it has to do with the existence of the Dunaliella salina microalgae. Another fun fact is that…
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Certificate IV in Leadership and Management
Fun Fact About Australia: Prime Minister Bob Hawke holds a Guinness Record for drinking beer. Bob Hawke set a world record for sculling 2.5 pints of beer in just 11 seconds. As a result, he set a record in the Guinness Book of Records. Australians love their beer. Something else that Australians love is studying,…
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Corporate Training Courses
Fun Fact About Australia: Australia has 21 of the world’s 25 most venomous snakes. Here are some, such as Inland Taipan, Eastern Brown Snake, Western Brown Snake, Mainland Tiger Snake, and Coastal Taipan. You won’t encounter any danger, however, with our corporate training courses. Advance Institute of Business offers eight levels of corporate training for…
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Certificate IV in Entrepreneurship and New Business
Fun Fact About Australia: Australia created the world’s first mandatory seat belt law in 1970. In 1970, the state of Victoria mandated the first seat belt law. It requires all passengers and drivers to use their seat belts all the time while inside the vehicle. As a result, driving around is safer. Something that can…
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Certificate III in Business
Fun Fact About Australia: A Prime Minister of Australia disappeared while swimming. On December 17, 1967, Prime Minister Harold Holt went to Cheviot Beach with his friends to swim. According to his friends, Mr. Holt went into deeper and deeper water. Then, the Prime Minister disappeared. Authorities conducted an enormous search operation after the incident.…
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University and College Tutoring
Fun Fact About Australia: In Sydney, Australia, there are over 100 beaches in the city located in rivers, bays, and harbours. The beaches range from several metres to a few kilometres. Something else that is really great is our university and college tutoring service. Advance Institute of Business offers professional University and College Tutoring for…
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Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping
Fun Fact About Australia: Australia is the biggest island in the world. Even if Australia is the smallest continent in the world, it is also the world’s biggest island. There is an ongoing debate that Greenland should be the world’s biggest island since Australia is a continent. However, Australia still has the “qualifications” of an…
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Certificate IV in TESOL
Fun Fact About Australia: Australia is the 6th largest country in the world after Russia, Canada, China, United States and Brazil. Something else that is really huge is our Certificate IV in TESOL. Advance Institute of Business offers the 10773NAT Certificate IV in TESOL through our partner institution AVSE-TESOL (RTO #45373). This course is nationally…
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Diploma of Project Management
Fun Fact About Australia: The government hired former World War I soldiers to fight the emu in The Great Emu War of 1932. The soldiers used the Lewis machine gun, a light machine gun that was widely used in the First World War. It took about 10 bullets to kill a single emu, hence the…
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Exciting Business English Courses
Fun Fact About Australia: The Great Emu War broke out in Australia. The Emu War of Australia is the war of man vs the birds. Emus are very big birds with heights at an average of no less than 5.7 feet, the second-largest living birds. They have long legs and necks with short wings (less…
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Diploma of Business
Fun Fact About Australia: There are 150 million sheep in Australia with 26 million people. That’s around 6 sheep for every person. How about the kangaroos? Australia has 48 million kangaroos. Something else that is awesome is our Diploma of Business. BSB50120 Diploma of Business contains hand-selected units to give you the ultimate combination of…
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Diploma of Leadership and Management
Fun Fact About Australia: Australia has the world’s longest golf course, the Nullarbor Links. Measuring more than 850 miles long with an 18-hole par 72 golf course, this golf course took 5 years to build. Something that isn’t as long is our Diploma of Leadership and Management. BSB50420 Diploma of Leadership and Management is designed…
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English Tutoring
Fun Fact About Australia: Religious beliefs in Australia are diverse, but there are more people there that do not have a religion than any religion itself. 30% of people do not have a religion. 22% are Catholic, 16% are Other Christians, 13% are Anglican, 2% are Buddhist, 2% are Muslim and the others remain undecided.…
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Professional and Academic Writing Skills
Fun Fact About Australia: Australia is a spacious country. If we were to scatter all the people in Australia, there would only be 3 people for every 100 hectares all around the country. Something else that is informative are our Professional and Academic Writing Skills Fact Sheets. Whether you are currently or planning on studying…