Riverina Community College is a Registered Training Organisation regulated by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) and operates within the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF). RCC is proud to be an approved provider of the NSW Smart and Skilled contract and the NSW Adult Community Education contracts, enabling us to deliver subsidised training to eligible students.
We offer a wide range of training, from non-accredited programs to Certificate II and up to Diploma level qualifications. Our team can customise training packages to suit the needs of individuals and businesses with flexible delivery options. Our highly skilled team of expert trainers is dedicated to assisting you in achieving your goals for lifelong success.
We deliver training in single units of competency or full qualifications. Whether you are currently unemployed and seeking to secure a job or employed and looking to formalise your skills through study, RCC has a course for you.
Student Handbook
RCC's student handbook includes relevant information regarding student support services and policies and procedures.
Adult and Community Education (ACE)
RCC is an approved ACE training provider - Funded by the NSW Department of Education. The ACE Program aims to promote access to training and increase vocational education and training outcomes for those who experience significant barriers to training and employment. It is designed to target disadvantaged students, and students in regional and remote communities in NSW. The ACE Program provides funding towards training up to and including Certificate III level.
The ACE Program offers support to individuals, small business owners and their staff by providing fully subsidised accredited and non-accredited training in targeted courses in information technology, business services or foundation skills.
RCC as a provider assists disadvantaged and vulnerable members of the NSW community to gain skills that enable them to fully participate in community life, engage in lifelong learning, enter, and remain in the workforce and contribute to the economic development of NSW.
Smart and Skilled (S&S)
Smart and Skilled is a NSW Government program that helps people get qualifications in in-demand skills and industries. It's a key part of the NSW vocational education and training system. Smart and Skilled gives eligible students: an entitlement to government-subsidised training up to and including Certificate III and priority areas for Cert IV and Diploma Courses
Smart and Skilled Fee Administration policy
Smart and Skilled Eligibility criteria
Smart and skilled operating guidelines
Smart and skilled terms and conditions
Access your Digital Credentials
On the Smart and Skilled website at Smart and Skilled NSW - Courses, Eligibility Requirements, and Fees there is current student information which enables you to check your eligibility.
Funding fees and payment options
Personal and Professional Development
Non-accredited learning programs are designed to develop the skills and knowledge of the community for personal or work purposes. RCC can cater to and tailor learning and development programs for any industry or individual group needs. RCC welcomes ideas for expanding our non-accredited programs, and if you or your group have identified a need, we will Endeavor to provide a solution. Likewise, if you are passionate about something, we would love to hear from you with a view to identifying others in the community who may benefit from your knowledge.
Student Support
RCC is committed to ensuring the success of every student in their learning journey. We provide literacy, language, and numeracy support to those who need it. Individualised learning plans enable learners to succeed in their chosen field, and with the inclusion of a dedicated learning support officer, RCC empowers students to strive for success.
Refer to your trainer or training coordinator on the best way to be supported through your learning journey.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
RPL is a process that assesses knowledge, skills, and competencies a student has acquired through formal or informal learning experiences, work, or life experiences. If a student believes they possess relevant skills and knowledge to the desired qualification, they can apply for RPL.
Students should refer to the RPL Policy and Procedure.
Credit Transfers
RCC values and recognises the qualifications and statements of attainment issued by other RTOs and RCC. The RCC Credit Transfer Policy recognises and applies credit for units of competency previously completed by a student. A student may be able to complete their course earlier if they are able to have approved the transfer of credits to that course.
