New Screen and Media diploma course launched in Sydney
22
Jan
If you’re an aspiring hair and make-up artist in Sydney, you can gain a unique opportunity to find out what it’s like to work backstage on a large-scale production and see your characters come to life on stage and screen. A new Screen and Media diploma course has just been launched in Sydney, giving you […]
Life as a Diploma of Screen and Media student
17
Jan
I’m not a person that was ever really into makeup or hair, so when I decided to study for a Diploma of Screen and Media, my friends and family were stunned – and, honestly, so was I. I’ve always been creative and a little bit artsy, but I never thought I would have chosen a […]
A look back at creative make-up in 2018
20
Dec
Having been involved in a wide range of highly acclaimed productions, 2018 has been a busy, but abundantly exciting and fulfilling year for TrainSmart Australia’s TSA College of Creative Arts – and especially its students. The most recent of which was Jesus Christ Superstar. Jesus Christ Superstar is a rock masterpiece written and produced by […]
Making a difference in mental health
14
Dec
In October, we hosted a series of mental health presentations in Perth’s CBD to coincide with World Mental Health Day. Experts from their respective fields in mental health discussed important issues facing our society today, including suicide risk, identity and self-esteem, and medications. Through these presentations, our aim was to educate the public on a […]
Get one year off your university study!
11
Dec
As a Trainsmart Australia student you can now fast-track your learning, thanks to an advanced standing agreement with Edith Cowan University (ECU). You can shave off up to a year of your bachelor’s degree if you complete a diploma qualification first! Check this page for more information about the study paths. Edith Cowan University has […]
Apply Now for our last intake of 2018!
04
Dec
Do you have your own personal lived experience of mental illness? Are you passionate about helping people suffering from mental health issues? With our CHC43515 Certificate IV in Mental Health Peer Work, you could be on your way to a rewarding career as a recovery worker, carer support worker, peer support worker, community support worker, youth […]
Jesus Christ Superstar: My Journey and the students of TSA College of Creative Arts
27
Nov
Jesus Christ Superstar is a rock masterpiece written and produced by Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber. It’s a global sensation that exploded into theatres in 1971, and thereafter changed the face of musical theatre forever. The day had come after months of rehearsals for the cast and crew to gather at The Quarry Amphitheatre […]
Community services courses online
23
Nov
Demand for community and health service workers in Australia is consistently on the rise. The Australian Government predicts “very strong” job growth for Welfare Support Workers – including Community Services Workers – over the next 5 years. This reflects the ever-increasing demand for people in our society who can effectively provide a range of support […]
Pursue a successful and rewarding career as a beauty therapist
15
Nov
Getting the know-how and expertise you need to become a qualified and successful beauty therapist can mean you can transform your hobby into a rewarding career. It all starts with getting the right qualification. Working as a beauty therapist in Australia is an excellent career option, with the Australian Government predicting “very strong” job growth […]
What does a youth worker do?
12
Nov
Youth workers play an important role in helping to support, nurture and shape the future of youth within our communities. Jobs and Skills WA define a youth worker as someone who “helps young people develop the skills to make positive changes in their lives.” They do this by providing a range of services to youth […]
TrainSmart Australia’s mental health presentations help to raise awareness of mental health issues
09
Nov
In October, TrainSmart Australia hosted a series of mental health presentations in Perth’s CBD to educate the public on a range of mental health issues and help raise awareness of their impacts and how they can be successfully managed. The presentations, which included Responding to Suicide Risk; Identity and Self-esteem – Positive Psychology Tools; and […]
Working with people with alcohol and other drug problems
06
Nov
Alcohol and other drugs are major causes of preventable diseases and illnesses in Australia. According to a recent report from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW), there is a strong link between problematic alcohol and other drug use and experiences of homelessness in Australia. Young people are especially vulnerable when it comes to […]
Study now, pay later with VET Student Loans-approved courses
02
Nov
When it comes to getting qualified for your dream job, costs can be an obstacle between you and your career aspirations – especially when you need to pay course fees upfront while juggling living expenses. VET Student Loans give you the opportunity to apply for a government loan to help fund your studies, meaning you […]
How to get into university with a diploma
26
Oct
Getting into university isn’t always easy. Places at well-renowned and respected universities are usually highly sought-after, and competition is high to secure a place. If you’re fresh out of high school and haven’t obtained the necessary grades, or without relevant work experience in your chosen field, it can be especially difficult to meet the entry […]
3 tips for how to get motivated to study online
25
Oct
It can be easy to get yourself caught in a rut when you’re juggling things like work, family and a social life with online studies. Here’s 5 tips for how to get motivated to study online: Plan and prioritise One of the greatest pitfalls when it comes to motivation for online students is that […]
Top 5 tips for building a mentally healthy workplace
19
Oct
Workplace stress is a reality around the world. In a recent study, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) found that work-related stress around the world costs global society billions in direct and indirect costs annually (source: WFMH). And the ramifications go far deeper than the financial costs – the human costs of workplace stress can equate […]
How being a conscious parent or teacher can help your child
15
Oct
Profound and long-lasting impact of actions and words on children A plethora of research shows most adult behaviour problems are linked to childhood experiences. Recently I was at a seminar where the speaker a psychologist narrated a story about how a simple remark like “you are getting too big for your boots” from a teacher […]
3 steps to providing mental health first-aid
08
Oct
The World Federation for Mental Health (WFMH) suggests at least 1 in 4 adults will experience mental health difficulties at one time or another, but many will receive “little or no help” when in an emergency. In contrast, the majority of those with physical health difficulties will be offered physical health first-aid by the public […]
Have you met the TSA student support team?
02
Oct
If you have been thinking about studying online with Trainsmart Australia but still have a few questions or concerns, our dedicated full time Career and Student Support team are here to give you all the guidance you need to become a better version of yourself. The feedback we constantly hear from our students is that our […]
Bring your creative make-up skills to life on the stage and screen
01
Oct
Ever wondered what it’s like to be behind the scenes of a successful production and create characters that excite, intrigue, and even terrify? Play your part in the glamorous and exciting world of film, theatre, media and television as a creative make-up artist and you’ll not only find out, but you’ll also be able to […]
