About the AITC
At the Australian Industry Trade College, we help your young person find their passion and then pursue that career through an apprenticeship or traineeship. Years 10, 11 and 12 students spend half their time completing their senior education at school and the other half in industry, with the aim of attaining a Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE) and an employment outcome in the industry of their choice by the time they graduate Year 12.
Our Brisbane campus
The Australian Industry Trade College (AITC) opened its modern Brisbane campus in January 2022 at 88 Leichhardt Street, Spring Hill.
In 2022, the Brisbane campus commenced with Year 10 only. This will expand to Year 11 in 2023 and Year 12 in 2024.
We are also excited to commence our first industry-driven school academy from the Spring Hill campus for those wishing to pursue a career in big industry in the fields of construction, civil engineering, auto (heavy diesel) or mechanical. Read more about the Academy here.
Campus Tours
The Australian Industry Trade College (AITC) opened a Brisbane campus in January 2022 and is located at 88 Leichhardt Street Spring Hill. We host regular events for prospective families to tour the facility, meet current young people and staff and discover more about our deliberately different program.
Please register the details for all guardians and young people attending, and the number of other attendees – such as other family members.
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Rookies Program
The mandatory program that all new starters must complete to ensure they can enter industry placements safely.
Year 10 Program
Year 10 is a time of exploration where young people discover the options available in an industry career.
Year 11 & 12 Program
Year 11 and 12 is a period of development and employment where young people aim to be signed up with an employer.
Pathway to Business Administration
Ella Collins commenced a traineeship in business administration while studying with the AITC.
Pathway to Marine Mechanic
Matthew Dietrich commenced an apprenticeship as a marine mechanic while studying with the AITC.
Pathway to Painter and Decorator
Molly Green commenced an apprenticeship as a painter and decorator while studying with the AITC.
Pathway to Turf Management
Tom Horan commenced an apprenticeship in turf management while studying with the AITC.
Pre-employment Training
The AITC partners with TAFE Queensland to provide Trade Tasters and pre-employment training to our young people.
Trade Support Loans
As an Australian apprentice you may be eligible for financial assistance from the Australian Government to help with the costs of undertaking an apprenticeship. Read more about incentives available for apprentices.
Find your future
Not sure what industry you’re interested in? View over 400 apprenticeship and traineeship options on this Queensland Government site.