How to Enrol

Starting your training journey with IMPACT Community Services is simple. Follow the steps below to complete your enrolment.

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Choose Your Course

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Submit an Enquiry

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Check Eligibility

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Pre-Enrolment Activities

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5

Confirm enrolment

The Process is easy

Step 1: Choose Your Course

Browse our available courses and select the qualification or short course that best suits your goals.

Step 2: Submit an Enquiry or Application

Complete the online enquiry form or contact our team to discuss your training options.

Alternatively:

Call us Monday to Thursday, 8:00am to 5:00pm, or Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm on (07) 4153 4233.
Visit us at 108 Bargara Road.
Contact us to arrange an appointment with our Student Support Coach.

Step 3: Check Your Eligibility

For government-funded training, we will confirm your eligibility and explain any fees or co-contributions that may apply.

Step 4: Complete Pre-Enrolment Activities

Depending on your course, you may be asked to:

Complete a Language, Literacy and Numeracy & Digital (LLND) assessment
Attend an intake interview and participate in a pre-enrolment information session, either separately or as part of the interview process.
Provide identification or supporting documentation
Discuss any support needs you may have

Step 5: Confirm Your Enrolment

Once all requirements have been completed, we will confirm your enrolment and provide information about your course, including any costs, timetable, resources and support services.

Together, We Move towards a future inclusive of all. This begins by acknowledging our presence on the lands of Aboriginal communities. IMPACT operates on the unceded lands of the Butchulla, Gureng Gureng, Wakka Wakka, Kabi Kabi, Wulli Wulli, Taribelang, Gurang and Byali. IMPACT has over 45 years of serving our communities and we are humbled in the presence of First Nations Peoples who share an ongoing connection to these lands for over 65,000 years. We are truly grateful to share and learn from their collective experiences. We respectfully live upon these lands, with good faith and a commitment to ongoing learning, sharing, caring and respecting these lands, the peoples, and the environment, together in humility.