Interlink Training is a privately owned, Australian Registered Training Organisation (RTO), delivering nationally accredited training and assessment services across Australia. The company was founded in 2001 to serve the electrical supply industry in Southwest Queensland. We have grown to be a leading Australian RTO in all the industry sectors we service across all of Australia. This has been built on our guiding principles of being customer focussed, quality driven and financially responsible.
Interlink Training deliveries nationally funded and fee-for-service accredited qualifications and short courses as well as industry and regulator mandated training.
Our initial and refresher training and assessment services are provided to a range of companies and contractors of the vegetation management, horticulture, arboriculture and electrical services industries.
Initial and refresher training is provided to reflect contractor and sub-contractor industry requirements as well as the compliance and endorsement requirements of the electrical supply, horticulture, arboriculture, telecommunications and traffic management sectors. The outcomes of our training and assessment services are built of working safely and competently, whatever you are doing anywhere and at anytime.
Interlink Training can develop and tailor training programs to meet your individual, company or industry requirements.
The Certificate III in Horticulture covers plant species, growth and protection. Learn to identify threats to plant health such as pests and diseases and to implement plant and turf nutrition programs. It includes workplace health and safety protocols, equipment use and maintenance.
Horticulturalists use their botanical knowledge for the propagation, preservation and protection of plants. They design landscapes, manage soil and turf and control weed and pest infestations.
They work in a diverse range of industries from gardening and seed propagation to fruit and vegetable production, retail and research.
Learn moreThe Certificate III in Arboriculture covers both ground-based arboriculture and that carried out at heights. It includes workplace health and safety protocols, equipment use and maintenance across three specialist elective streams.
Arborists assess, maintain and care for trees. They examine trees to determine their condition and plan and carry out treatment. This might involve lopping limbs, shaping branches, removing diseased or dead trees and using fertilisers.
Learn moreThe Certificate II in Arboriculture covers both ground-based arboriculture and that carried out at heights. It includes workplace health and safety protocols, equipment use and maintenance.
Arborists assess, maintain and care for trees. They examine trees to determine their condition and plan and carry out treatment. This might involve lopping limbs, shaping branches, removing diseased or dead trees and using fertilisers.
Learn moreGain the confidence to apply effective treatment procedures in life threatening situations and learn to communicate the details of an incident and to evaluate your own performance.
Learn moreDiscover how to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation in accordance with ARC guidelines and how to operate automated external defibrillator (AED).
Learn moreLearn to to direct traffic safely, effectively and efficiently with a stop-slow bat, using clear communication and signals.
Learn moreLearn to prepare and carry out a traffic guidance scheme to manage the movement of vehicles around road disruptions.
Learn moreThe Course in Workplace Spotting for Service Assets is designed for people wanting to become safety observers for plant and equipment. Safety observers work in close proximity to overhead and underground services. Upon successful completion of this course, you may be registered as a Spotter by Energy Safe Victoria (ESV).
Learn moreLearn the health and safety legislative requirements of construction work, safe-work practices and duty of care requirements.
Learn moreLearn to assess the risks associated with shifting loads and to plan and carry out the work in compliance with work health and safety (WHS) regulations.
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