Industry-focused courses in
Early Childhood Education,
Disability Care,
and Aged Care.
Our office will close after Friday, 19 December 2025, and reopen on Monday, 12 January 2026. Wishing you a wonderful holiday season!
Mission & Vision
Melbourne College of Training and Assessment (MCTA) delivers Nationally Recognised Training under the Australian Quality Framework. As a leader in lifelong learning, MCTA adapts to industry needs with engaged trainers who stay current. We prioritise exceptional learning outcomes, continuously improving our training services for learners.
Why Choose Us?
Early Childhood Education
Graduate industry-ready with the skills and confidence to support young children’s development in early education settings.
Disability Care
Start your career with an entry-level qualification in disability services.
Develop essential skills for roles in NDIS and community care, with strong job growth expected.
Aged Care
Build a rewarding career supporting the elderly in a high-demand industry.
Gain hands-on training and learn from industry experts to develop the skills and confidence to succeed.
What We Offer
✔ Flexible payment options
✔ Self-paced study
✔ Nationally Recognised Training (AQF)
✔ Immediate course access
✔ Expert trainers
Accreditation & Industry Recognition
Early Childhood Education & Care
Start your career while studying through a 12-month traineeship, gaining hands-on experience in early childhood settings.
Advance to leadership roles and deepen your expertise in child development. This 12-month course is a pathway to a Bachelor’s degree.
Aged Care
Cert III in Individual Support
Prepare for a rewarding career assisting individuals in aged care or disability support. Gain hands-on skills, work under supervision, and complete 120 hours of placement.
Cert IV in Ageing Support
Step into leadership roles in aged care. Learn to advocate for clients, coordinate care services, and support palliative and dementia care.
Cert IV in Disability Support
Develop leadership skills while supporting individuals with disabilities. Focus on independence, social inclusion, and person-centred care.
