Yes. First Nations Training delivers nationally accredited qualifications in partnership with the Aboriginal Health & Medical Research Council of NSW (RTO ID: 91020). This partnership ensures all training meets the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) standards and is recognised across Australia. Learners receive accredited certificates while gaining culturally safe, community-focused education that reflects Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge, values, and ways of learning.

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First Nations Training delivers culturally safe, nationally recognised vocational education and training (VET) programs designed for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Our courses cover Health and Community Services, Business and Workplace Skills, Screen and Media, and essential First Aid and CPR. We also provide Cultural Competency and Leadership Workshops for organisations seeking to create culturally safe workplaces. Training is offered face-to-face, online, and in remote community settings.

Yes. First Nations Training is 100% Indigenous owned and operated. The business is led by Ian Ludwick, a Bulgun Warra, Angkamuthi and Wakaman man from Hope Vale, Cape York. All training is designed and delivered by Indigenous trainers with lived experience in rural and remote communities, ensuring every program is authentic, culturally safe, and connected to Country and community.