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Train4Life is a registered training organisation based in Canberra, Australia.
Our vision is to create an environment that supports individualised learning techniques and professional, outcome based results. As part of the learning community we strive to inspire confidence, belief, and value in vocational education for both the individual and the employer. Train4life aspires to encourage all members of our learning environment to be critical, reflective, life long learners who are committed to achieving their goals.
We endeavour to provide a safe and nurturing environment where persistence and resilience are valued, and where the dignity and well being of self and others are paramount.
Learning should be fun, rewarding, challenging and life long.
Train4Life works to stir your curiosity, deliver with innovation and enthusiasm, and provoke you into pushing your learning boundaries. We ask you to argue your point; challenge you to be creative; and dare you to see the possibilities your qualification might bring. Train4Life believe the best learning is not simply delivering information; it is creating an environment for you to thrive.
Train4Life acknowledges and pays respect to the traditional owners of the land on which we meet the Ngunnawal people. It is upon their ancestral lands that Train4Life meet.
As we share our own knowledge, teaching and learning within this educational organisation, may we also pay respect to the knowledge embedded forever within the Aboriginal Custodianship of Country.
