Enrol in a Course

Government-funded training may be available

Eligible Queenslanders may be able to access reduced course fees through Queensland Government programs including Career Start and Career Boost.

Eligibility at a glance

• Career Start (general training pathway): generally for eligible Queensland residents aged 15+ who are not school students, are not already enrolled in another DTET-funded qualification, and have not completed a Certificate III or higher qualification within thelast 10 years (subject to DTET exclusions and program rules).
• Career Boost (general training pathway): generally for eligible Queensland residents aged 15+ who are not school students, are not already enrolled in another DTET-funded qualification, and have not completed a Certificate IV or higher qualification within the last 10 years (subject to DTET exclusions and program rules).
• Residency requirements also apply.

Important
‍Applying for funding does not guarantee a subsidised place. WMTC must check eligibility against current DTET requirements and may request supporting evidence before confirming a funded enrolment. If funding is not available, students may still be able to enrol at the full course fee.  

Funding link

• Check Funding Eligibility - DTET eligibility summary

What happens when a student selects “Apply for Funding”?

1. Student submits the funding application / enrolment details through the WMTC  pathway.
2. WMTC checks the student against the applicable DTET eligibility requirements and AISS information, and requests evidence where required.
3. WMTC confirms whether a funded place can proceed and advises the student of the applicable student contribution / next step.
4. If the student is not eligible for funding, WMTC can direct them to the full-fee Enrol Now pathway where appropriate.