Hospitality is one of the world’s largest and most resilient industries, employing more people globally than almost any other sector and underpinning the economies of tourism-dependent nations across the Asia-Pacific. AVM Group operates at the centre of this sector through two distinct but connected capabilities: accredited vocational training and live venue management.
AVM Skills Institute delivers nationally recognised hospitality qualifications, from Certificate III through to Advanced Diploma, equipping students with the practical, job-ready skills that employers in hotels, restaurants, resorts, and food service operations demand. Training is not confined to the classroom. AVM Hospitality Management operates venues across New South Wales, providing students with hands-on experience in real commercial environments, a model that produces graduates who are work-ready from day one.
Internationally, APMT in Fiji delivers hospitality training aligned to the Pacific tourism economy, one of the region’s most significant employers and a sector undergoing rapid post-pandemic recovery. The connection between quality hospitality training and economic development in the Pacific is direct and consequential.
AVM Group is building health and aged care capability across Australia and the Pacific, responding to growing workforce needs through practical, industry-focused training. In Timor-Leste, AVM TL is developing aged care skills as part of broader workforce development and labour mobility pathways. Our fully equipped campus in Bebonuk is ideally suited for training in healthcare with a focus on Individual Support. The development of a skilled, credentialled health workforce in Timor-Leste is a critical component of the country’s post-independence nation-building agenda.
In Fiji, APMT delivers the Certificate III in Community Health,with a focus on addressing HIV and AIDS at community level. Following the great success of the first batch, the second batch of the course is well under way. Together, these initiatives reflect AVM Group’s commitment to strengthening frontline care capability while supporting health priorities and workforce needs across the region. APMT’s programs are developed in close collaboration with Fijian government health authorities
Health workforce development is one of the defining challenges of the coming decade across the Asia-Pacific region, and one of the areas where AVM Group has made its most deliberate and consequential commitments.
Through APMT in Fiji, AVM Group is actively delivering the Certificate III in Community Health, with a specific focus on addressing HIV and AIDS at community level. Fiji and the broader Pacific face significant public health workforce gaps, particularly at the grassroots level where trained community health workers have the greatest direct impact on health outcomes. APMT’s program is developed in close collaboration with Fijian government health authorities and addresses a need that the formal health system alone cannot meet.
In Timor-Leste, AVM TL’s health-related training programs form part of a broader workforce development framework aligned with national health priorities and international development objectives. The development of a skilled, credentialled health workforce in Timor-Leste is a critical component of the country’s post-independence nation-building agenda.
AVM Group’s health sector work is purposeful, government-aligned, and grounded in the conviction that community-level health training is one of the highest-impact investments any organisation can make in a developing nation.
Travel and tourism drives the economies of Pacific island nations more directly than almost any other industry. For Fiji, one of the most recognised tourism destinations in the Southern Hemisphere, a skilled, internationally credentialled tourism and aviation workforce is not merely desirable. It is economically essential.
APMT in Fiji holds a distinction that no other institution in the Pacific can claim: it is the first IATA Authorised Training Centre in Fiji and across the Pacific region. This recognition enables APMT to deliver globally recognised IATA qualifications in travel, tourism, and aviation, the same credentials pursued by industry professionals in Sydney, Singapore, Dubai, and London. For Fijian students, it means access to internationally portable qualifications without leaving home.
APMT’s travel and tourism programs span airline passenger services, travel business management, cargo operations, and airport services, building the professional capability that Fiji’s tourism-dependent economy requires as it grows its aviation connectivity and international visitor numbers.
AVM Skills Institute in Sydney further supports the sector through hospitality qualifications that serve the tourism industry directly, preparing graduates for careers in hotels, resorts, and visitor services across Australia and the Pacific.
Effective business management capability is the foundation of every well-functioning organisation, whether a small enterprise in western Sydney, a government ministry in Dili, or a growing tourism operation in Nadi. AVM Group delivers business management education across multiple entities and geographies, connecting Australian qualification standards to the real-world needs of economies at different stages of development.
Infinity Business College in Parramatta delivers qualifications in Business, Information Technology, and related disciplines, from Certificate IV through to Advanced Diploma, to domestic and international students seeking practical, career-focused business education in one of Australia’s most diverse and economically active urban centres. Its programs are designed around employability and the skills that Australian and international employers consistently seek.
In Timor-Leste, AVM TL’s English language and foundational business skills programs address the entry-level capability gap that constrains economic participation for many young Timorese, building the communication and professional skills that enable progression into more advanced vocational and business training pathways.
Across the group, business management capability underpins everything, from the administration of training programs to the operation of hospitality venues to the management of international development partnerships. AVM Group brings that capability to bear across five countries and six business entities.