Government Funding Information

Funded places for 2025 now full

Due to strong demand in our healthcare courses, all government funded places in 2025 have now been filled. This reflects the growing interest in healthcare careers and the reputation All Health Training has for high-quality training and genuine student support.

If you missed out on a funded place, don’t worry, our courses remain competitively priced, and we offer a range of flexible payment plans to help you take the next step in your career.

Why choose All Health Training?

Personalised support from start to finish — from your first enquiry to completion, our friendly student administration team and experienced trainers are here to guide, support and cheer you on. You’re never just a number at AHT — we take a personal approach to learning because we believe every student has their own story and journey, and we’re proud to walk alongside you as you work towards your goals.
Competitive fees compared to many TAFEs and other training providers
Flexible payment options to suit different budgets
Smaller class sizes and individualised attention
High-quality placement opportunities organised for you, with strong job outcomes — around 80–90% of our students gain employment during or soon after completing their course.

Need help with payment options or want to find out more? Our team is here to chat, call us on 03 9894 3900.

What Is The Skills First Program?

Skills First is a Victorian Government funding program that provides access to government-subsidised training for courses in growth industries such as the health sector. Skills First funding includes qualifications and some skill sets.

If you are eligible, your tuition fees will be lower or even free!

How to check your eligibility (Qualifications & Skills sets)

From 1st January 2023, you need to meet the below two (2) criterias to be eligible for a Skills First funding place:

1. Citizenship

To be eligible for Skills First training, you must be one of the following:

an Australian citizen
an Australian permanent resident, or
a New Zealand citizen.

See information for asylum seeker and overseas students

2. Course limits

In a calendar year, a student may only commence a maximum of two:

a) Skills First subsidised Skills Sets; and

b) Skills First subsidised programs, that are Australian Quality Framework (AQF) qualifications

Please note: The following scenarios are not counted when determining if a student meets these limits:

a) transitioning from a superseded course, to a current version of the same course

b) recommencing training in the same course (at same provider or different)

c) enrolling in an apprenticeship (not traineeship) after having participated in one of the programs identified as a “pre-apprenticeship and pathway program” on the funded programs report

When you apply for a subsidised course, All Health Training will check and confirm your eligibility.

At All Health Training, We Offer The Following in-demand healthcare courses Under The Victorian Government Skills First Program:

PATHOLOGY & ALLIED HEALTH

COMMUNITY HEALTH & AGEING

It Is Important To Note That If You Are Not Eligible For Government Funding, You May Still be able to Undertake A Course With All health training, Under A Full Fee Paying Basis.

*All Health Training is unable to accept students on international student visa’s as we are not a CRICOS accredited provider.

Fees

Course fees are determined based on an individual meeting the government funding eligibility criteria as outlined above.

All Health Training offer flexible payments plans in order to assist you with gaining access to in demand health care courses and a future in healthcare.

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Unsure If You Are Eligible?

If you are still not sure if you qualify for government funding, call us and speak to one of our friendly team members on 03 9894 3900. We will be happy to discuss your options with you or: