AVM Group – Australian Vocational Management Group
- Level 2/1C Grand Ave, Camellia NSW 2142
Education
AVM Skills Institute
RTO: 46359 CRICOS Code 04347G
At AVM Skills Institute, we specialise in delivering industry-relevant training in two high-demand sectors: Hospitality and Automotive. Offering nationally recognised qualifications from Certificate III to Advanced Diploma, our programs are designed to equip students with the practical skills and knowledge needed to succeed in real-world environments.
Infinity Business College
RTO ID: 46027 CRICOS Code 04149B
Infinity Business College provides quality vocational education and training that allows students to obtain relevant practical experience in their chosen career path. Our aim is to create a multi-skilled workforce to gain strong industry connections and be job-ready.
Australian Community & Management College
RTO ID: 45239
Australian Community & Management College is a specialised Registered Training Organisation (RTO 45239). We are a provider of quality adult education in the area of community services empowering students with skills for potential future opportunities and advancement.
The AVM Group uses the experience and capital gained from these institutions to explore new opportunities in global education markets. By forming partnerships with emerging and established education systems in Australia as well as overseas, the group seeks to support their development and enhance the operational efficiency of existing providers. This strategic approach not only strengthens AVM’s foothold in the education sector but also contributes to improving the quality and accessibility of education in diverse regions.
At present, the AVM Group is working with government departments and education bodies in various countries to partner with them in their projects to bring their education set up to international standards and help them attract overseas markets as well.
Articles & Updates
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