Enrolling with CCM

Entry Requirements

• LLN Requirements

  To demonstrate competence in Language, Literacy and Numeracy, students must provide one of the following:

  • A Certificate III or higher qualification; or
  • An Australian Core Skills Framework (ACSF) assessment result of Level 3 or above; or
  • A Higher School Certificate (HSC), or equivalent, with 50% or more in both English and Maths.

  If documentation is not available, you will be offered a free LLN assessment as part of the enrolment process.

• International Students

  International students must provide evidence of English language proficiency equivalent to IELTS 6.0 or higher.  Please contact [email protected] for tailored guidance and to complete the correct enrolment process or to find an International Education Agent to support you through your visa and enrolment requirements.

• Digital Literacy Requirements

  All CCM courses require engagement with our online learning platform. Students must:

  • Have regular access to a computer and internet;
  • Demonstrate computer literacy skills at ACSF Level 3;
  • Complete a digital skills review (if needed) before enrolment.

  Support is available for students who need to build digital skills to meet course requirements

• Suitability Interview

  Each student has a one-on-one course advisory session to:

  • Discuss personal and professional goals
  • Explore training options and delivery modes (online, blended, or in-person)
  • Ensure the course meets your needs and interests

  Our course advisors help recommend the most suitable course based on your goals and readiness.

Important Enrolment Information

• Fees and Charges

  Before enrolling, you will receive a complete breakdown of:

  • Tuition fees and materials costs
  • Payment options and due dates
  • Refund policies

  Contact us to explore fee and alternate payment options by emailing [email protected].

• Course Information

  Prior to enrolment, you will receive a detailed Course Guide including:

  • Course code and full title
  • Units of competency/modules
  • Delivery mode and training locations
  • Course duration and start dates
  • Assessment methods
  • Work placement requirements (if applicable)

• Student Support Services

  We are committed to supporting your success. Services include:

  • LLN and digital literacy support
  • Academic support and study planning
  • Access and inclusion services
  • Referral to wellbeing services where needed

  All support is accessible throughout your studies.  Please complete the following form to request individual support or contact our Student Support Services team by emailing [email protected].

  Student Individual Needs Request Form

• Credit Transfer and RPL

  Credit Transfer

  Students who have completed equivalent units of competency may apply for credit transfer. Evidence such as an AQF certificate or authenticated VET transcript is required.  The unit codes much be exact or equivalent to the unit of competency code in our courses for a credit transfer to be accepted.  Please note it must be an authenticated VET transcript,  Higher Education / Tertiary unit codes are not equivalent and would have to be submitted through the RPL application process.

  Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

  RPL allows you to have your skills and experience recognised. To apply:

  • Indicate interest during enrolment
  • Submit an RPL application and supporting evidence

  Your application will be assessed fairly and consistently in accordance with CCM’s assessment policies.

  To apply for Credit Transfer or RPL please find the forms required below.  Speak with our Course Advisors on 02 9477 0605 if you are unsure of which form to fill in or to check your eligibility.

  RPL Application Form

  CT Application Form- Transpersonal Therapy

  CT Application Form – Complementary Health

• Unique Student Identifier (USI)

  All students must supply a valid USI. You can create or find your USI at www.usi.gov.au.

• Student Obligations

  By enrolling with CCM, you agree to:

  • Meet course participation and attendance requirements
  • Provide accurate enrolment documentation
  • Acquire any required learning materials or equipment
  • Comply with CCM’s student policies and code of conduct

• Complaints and Appeals

  CCM has a transparent and supportive Complaints and Appeals process. Students can:

  • Access our Complaints and Appeals Policy
  • Contact the administration team for guidance
  • Submit a formal complaint or appeal regarding any academic or administrative issue

• Policies and Procedures

  It is essential that all students are familiar with our student policies. We recommend reviewing the:
  CCM Policies and Procedures Manual – External 2025/2026

  If you need help understanding any policy, contact our administration office by emailing [email protected].

Questions