How to enrol

Learn how to enrol in a short course at RMIT University.

Step 1: Register into a course

Select 'Enrol' and use the webform to register your details for the course you want to study. Submit any eligibility for discounts prior to payment.

Step 2: Make payment

Complete your payment online, or request an invoice (available for selected courses only. Must have an active ABN). Bookings are not confirmed until payment has been made or invoice requested.

Step 3: Await email confirmation

You will receive a short course tax invoice email when your booking's finalised. You will then receive a course confirmation email, with additional course details, approximately one week prior to course commencement.

Short Courses

Step 1: Browse and select an available course

Once you have selected the short course you want to study, click the red 'Enrol Now' button on your desired intake.

Step 2: Register into a course

Use the webform to register your details for the course you want to study. For some courses you may be prompted to select payment method: online (credit card) payment, or Request an Invoice (invoices can only issued to ABN-registered businesses).

Step 3: Arrange discounts

If you’re eligible for a discount, enter your RMIT staff or student number when prompted during registration, or enter the kind of discount you’re hoping to claim (i.e., Health Care Concession, or returning Revit student). We will contact you via email to confirm eligibility and issue you a payment link.

Step 4: Submit your registration form

Click ‘Proceed’ to submit your registration form. This will send your details to the VE Partnerships Short Courses team. 

Step 5: Payment

If you’ll be paying by credit card, you’ll proceed to the payments portal. Enter your email if you wish to receive a payment receipt. Complete your payment online with a Visa or Mastercard. 

If you’ve requested an invoice, the VE Partnerships Short Courses team will arrange your invoice withing the coming days. 

Step 6: Await course confirmation

Keep an eye on your email. Approximately one week prior to the scheduled course commencement, you will receive your confirmation letter outlining:

  • Location of your class
  • Your facilitator
  • Materials provided and
  • Materials you may need to purchase and bring to class.

Individuals

For individuals full and upfront payment is required to secure your place in the course. We accept Visa or MasterCards. Government funding and/or payment plans are not available.

For business

If you are enrolling yourself, a colleague or client into a course for professional development, RMIT Short Courses accepts purchase orders or a letter of authority where a third party such as your workplace or training organisation is paying.  When registering, select ‘Request an invoice’ and provide billing details and PO number when prompted. Send a purchase order or letter of authority on a company letterhead to ve.partnerships@rmit.edu.au.  

Included in the documentation:

  • Name of learner 
  • Course name
  • Start date
  • Fee (please note our courses do not incur GST)
  • Name of person authorising the course enrolment
  • Company name
  • Billing contact details for invoice (i.e.: address, phone and email)

Once we have received the documentation, an invoice will be sent to the billing email and our team will confirm the learner's place in the course. The invoice must be paid within 30 days.

We can not accept cash, personal cheques, bank cheques, money order, or Diners and American Express cards.

Visit the Short Courses FAQs page.

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Industry training and partnerships

Looking to up-skill your workforce or partner with experts? RMIT University will work with you to design and deliver bespoke, tailored workforce development solutions to support your business objectives. Please contact the Industry Partnerships team, College of Vocation Education: VE.Partnerships@rmit.edu.au.

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