Institution Details

The Australian Institute of Technical Training is located in the heart of Melbourne. Founded in 2007, AITT offers practical learning opportunities in fields such as hospitality, automotive management, and mechanics, to name but a few.

AITT's commitment to excellence in education and its welcoming atmosphere make it a popular choice for international students seeking practical skills and career-oriented training.

Students feel well-supported thanks to the range of resources available at AITT. These include internet-based language resources, audio-visual aids, dedicated computer industry software, and labs. The student resource centre is open so students can utilise various assistance tools to support their learning, with classrooms utilising technological advancements to teach students.

Melbourne is the coastal capital of the southeastern Australian state of Victoria. A famous part of Australia, Melbourne has plenty of riverside restaurants and bars that provide fantastic evening entertainment for people of all ages, including students. For some cultures, students can visit the National Gallery of Victoria to see its showcase of Australian and indigenous art or the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art. Coffee culture is also huge in the city, much to a student’s delight.

Melbourne was ranked the number one most liveable city in Australia and is known for its diversity, with celebrations such as the Melbourne Italian Festa and Chinese New Year taking place.

AITT organises various events, workshops, and seminars throughout the year to ensure students have a variety of helpful and supportive learning environments to enjoy. Student clubs are another way students can enjoy a collaborative atmosphere while pursuing their hobbies and shared interests. The diverse cultural climate at the Institute is celebrated via cultural organisations and events where multiculturalism is promoted as an integrative practice.

The Australian Institute of Technical Training assists students in finding suitable accommodation. Resources are available for rental housing in nearby areas close to campus, with house-share options also available so students can learn to live more independently. Homestay arrangements are also popular for students to integrate into the local community and enhance their English skills. This is where a trusted Australian family allows students to live with them while they study. Meals are generally included, and the cost varies according to factors such as room arrangements, with the estimated cost being between $150 to $200 AUD per week.

Hospitality Management, Automotive Engineering, Health Informatics, Community Practice, Mechanical Engineering, Vehicle Engineering, Culinary Art