Course Fees and Subsidies

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Eva Burrows College is the national learning centre for The Salvation Army with campuses in Melbourne and Sydney and online learning programs to meet your learning needs. We offer the following vocational courses, at an affordable and competitive price. Depending on the course you decide to study and where you live, you may be eligible for a subsidy through state-based and Commonwealth government funding.

View the list of Eva Burrows College courses below and the relevant subsidies available or contact the delivery site directly to learn about the fees and subsidies available.

Course Code	Vocational Course	Course Fees	New South Wales 30 June 2024 - 30 June 2025	Victoria 1 January 2025 - 31 December 2025
		For any Australian Resident	Subsidies may apply Check your eligibility here	Subsidies may apply Check your eligibility here
BSB40520	Certificate IV in Leadership and Management	$2,700	n/a	n/a
BSB50420	Diploma of Leadership and Management	$3,900	n/a	n/a
CHC42021	Certificate IV in Community Services	$3,375	Newcastle and Lake Macquarie Regions	n/a
CHC43215	Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs	$3,600	n/a	Non-Apprenticeship/ Traineeship
CHC51122	Diploma of Financial Counselling (Generalist)	$6,375	Sydney, Newcastle and Lake Macquarie Regions	Non-Apprenticeship/ Traineeship
CHC51122	Diploma of Financial Counselling (Rural Specialisation)	$6,375	Sydney, Newcastle and Lake Macquarie Regions	Non-Apprenticeship/ Traineeship
CHC52021	Diploma of Community Services (Case Management)	$6,500	Newcastle and Lake Macquarie Regions	n/a
CHC53215	Diploma of Alcohol and Other Drugs	$6,825	Sydney, Newcastle and Lake Macquarie Regions	Non-Apprenticeship/ Traineeship
11070NAT	Diploma of Chaplaincy	$4,900	n/a	n/a
11237NAT	Certificate IV in Christian Ministry and Theology	$2,025	n/a	n/a
CHCSS00093	Alcohol and Other Drugs Skill Set	$1,200	n/a	Non-Apprenticeship/ Traineeship
CHCSS00077	Financial Literacy Education Skill Set	$900	n/a	n/a
CHCSS00111	Problem Gambling Skill Set	$900	n/a	n/a
RFC	Rural Financial Counselling Specialisation	$900	n/a	n/a
CF	Chaplaincy Foundations	$1,625	n/a	n/a
CHCFIN010	Small Business Unit	$300	n/a	n/a
Course fee reductions are available for personnel of The Salvation Army. Personnel of The Salvation Army may also apply for fee subsidies. More information is available in the Personnel Development Policy here.

You may be eligible for a subsidy on your course fee. Refer to the state-based government website to learn where subsidies may apply.


New South Wales Government Funding	Queensland Government Funding	Victoria Government Funding

Tom Quinn Community Centre

The Tom Quinn Community Centre in Bundaberg Queensland provides services for the disadvantaged and marginalised of the community offering a range of funded Skilling Queenslanders for Work (SQW) programs aimed at assisting the unemployed into the workforce with a combination of training and skills development. Many of these programs are funded by the Queensland Skills Assure.

AHC10120 Certificate I in Conservation and Ecosystem Management
CPC10120 Certificate I in Construction
FSK10219 Certificate I in Skills for Vocational Pathways
FSK20119 Certificate II in Skills for Work and Vocational Pathways
SIT10222 Certificate I in Hospitality

For further information on courses and fees visit Tom Quinn Community Centre, or call 07 4153 3557.

Oasis Central Coast/Hunter

The Oasis Central Coast provides a range of programs, services and support to meet the needs of the local community, including training and work experience opportunities in our Community Shop, Pop Up café, Business Administration and Workshop. Many of these programs are funded by the New South Wales Smart and Skilled.

BSB30120 Certificate III in Business
CHC42021 Certificate IV in Community Services
SIT20322 Certificate II in Hospitality
SIT30622 Certificate III in Hospitality

Explore all the programs available through Oasis Central Coast/Hunter or call 02 4353 9799.

Employment Plus

Eva Burrows College is proud to partner with Employment Plus, as a member of The Salvation Army network. As one of Australia’s largest recruiters, Employment Plus provides job seekers with specialised training, work experience and a range of support services, to help them find meaningful employment. Visit the Employment Plus website to learn more or find your nearest office.

Additional Information

Skills Checkpoint for Older Workers Program The Skills Checkpoint for Older Workers Program provides eligible Australians, aged 40 years and over, with advice and guidance to help them: transitioning into a new career or upskilling advice for their current roles. The incentive provides up to $2,200 (GST inclusive) to jointly fund training to help individuals build skills to remain in the workforce longer. The participant or their employer must also make a co-contribution.

New South Wales Smart and Skilled is an initiative of the NSW Vocational Education and Training (VET) system to assist people to get the skills they need to find a job and advance their careers. Smart and Skilled provides eligible students with: - an entitlement to government-subsidised training up to and including Certificate III - government funding for higher-level courses (Certificate IV and above) in targeted priority areas.

If you live or work in New South Wales you can check your eligibility here.

Queensland Skills Assure is a key initiative of the Skills for Queensland: Great training for quality jobs strategy. Skills Assure makes it easier to recognise training providers that are approved to offer training subsidised by the Queensland Government. The Queensland Skills Gateway includes information about government subsidised training available in Queensland.

If you live or work in Queensland check your eligibility here.

Victoria Skills First Skills First is a set of reforms for the training and TAFE sector. The reforms ensure that Victoria's training and TAFE system delivers high quality training that leads learners to real jobs. Skills First is made up of: - high-quality training that students and industry can trust, aligned to industry and workforce needs - a real voice for industry in training - funding for high needs learners who need additional support to engage with and succeed in education and training - access to targeted, relevant training for students in regional areas.

Please note: 1. The student tuition fees as published are subject to change given individual circumstances at time of enrolment 2. If you enrol in a funded course this may preclude you from accessing further funded training in Victoria 3. As a funded student you will receive an NCVER student survey for completion.

Check your eligibility for the Victorian Skills First program here.