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Plenty Training unveils restructured TAE40122 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment with new streamlined format

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Gold Coast, Australia – Plenty Training has announced the launch of its newly restructured TAE40122 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, designed to make becoming a qualified trainer or assessor more accessible than ever. The updated program features a simplified cluster format, reduced duplication, and an improved learning experience developed in response to feedback from students and employers across the VET sector.

To support aspiring trainers looking to enter the field, Plenty Training has introduced an introductory enrolment offer of 50% off for early applicants to the newly streamlined program. The organisation says this initiative aims to open the door for more Australians to step into training and assessment roles at a time when industry demand for skilled educators continues to grow.

“We are incredibly proud of this course release. Our team has worked tirelessly to refine the TAE40122 and make the pathway to becoming a trainer or assessor clearer, faster, and more achievable," Levi Luke, spokesperson at Plenty Training, said. “We are excited to see many more people reach their career goals through this qualification, and we hope this introductory offer helps make that easier than ever.”

The TAE40122 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment is the national entry level qualification required to deliver and assess accredited training across Australia. The restructured version maintains full compliance with national standards while offering a more engaging and efficient learning journey for students.

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About us:

Plenty Training is a leading provider of the TAE40122 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment as well as the TAE50122 Diploma of Vocational Education and Training.


Contact details:

For media enquiries, please contact

Levi Luke

Email: [email protected]

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