Brighton College | Legacy Migration & Study Direction

Legacy Migration has ensured a partnership with one of Australia's reputable institutions through Brighton College. Partnering with Brighton College is an invaluable opportunity. As an Australian Registered Training Organisation (RTO) compliant with the National Vocational Education and Training (VET) Quality Framework (VQF) administered by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA), our commitment to maintaining high educational standards is ingrained in our foundation.

Brighton's extensive experience since 2016, extended to international students in 2017 at Brisbane and Queensland, demonstrates their dedication to providing exceptional educational services to a global audience. By maintaining registration with the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) and adhering to The Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act of 2000 and the National Code of Practice for Registration Authorities and Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students 2018, they ensure compliance and quality for their international student visa holders.

Moreover, their delivery of Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) qualifications, derived from Australian National Training Packages, guarantees internationally recognised qualifications aligned with industry needs. These qualifications, developed through collaboration with industry bodies, regulators, training providers, and stakeholders, reflect our commitment to providing education that meets global standards and addresses evolving industry requirements.

Partnering with Brighton College not only ensures access to these esteemed qualifications for Legacy Migration clients, but also signifies a commitment to excellence in education on a national and international scale.

In addition, Legacy Migration ensures to establish school partners who stands for the same values such as:

Student empowerment through education and training.
Support students to thrive for excellence.
Ensure student-centric support system.
Provide quality education and training.

Brisbane Campus:

Level 23 and 24, 343 Albert St, Brisbane City, QLD 4000

Training Location:

Level 2, 540 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne VIC, 3000

Hobart Campus:

Level 2, 73-81 Murray St, Hobart, TAS, 7000

Sydney Campus:

Level 8 532-540 George Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000

COURSES

Diploma of Business (Business Operations)

CRICOS Course Code: 104718H

Duration: 52 weeks

The Diploma of Business is tailored for adept senior managers adept in an array of hospitality skills, integrating specialized managerial expertise and extensive industry knowledge to orchestrate seamless hospitality operations. These professionals function autonomously, wielding the responsibility of making pivotal strategic decisions in business management.

This qualification opens avenues across various sectors of the hospitality industry, catering to a wide spectrum of employers encompassing restaurants, hotels, motels, catering ventures, clubs, pubs, cafés, and coffee shops. It offers a platform for versatile skill acquisition, allowing individuals to delve into accommodation services, culinary arts, food and beverage management, as well as gaming expertise.

Advanced Diploma of Business

CRICOS Course Code: 105065K

Duration: 52 weeks

The Advanced Diploma of Business embodies the diverse roles found within Business Services, encompassing individuals with significant management responsibilities.

Operating within specialised domains, these individuals execute intricate tasks, often engaging in technical research and analysis while actively shaping the strategic trajectory of their work domain.

This qualification caters to those overseeing and leading teams or specific work areas. Their duties extend to managing staff performance, making critical staffing decisions, and assuming accountability for the supervision and leadership within their purview.

Diploma of Information Technology (Cyber Security)

CRICOS Course Code: 105308G

Duration: 65 weeks

This qualification encapsulates the responsibilities of individuals within various information and communications technology (ICT) roles, showcasing their honed expertise in a specific technical ICT function.

Within these roles, individuals handle moderately complex tasks within specialised fields, operating independently, as part of a team, or taking the lead in delivering outcomes collaboratively. Their adaptable skills find application across diverse industries, business functions, departments, and even in entrepreneurial capacities as a sole trader or contractor.

Advanced Diploma of Information Technology

CRICOS Course Code: 105309F

Duration: 104 weeks

The Advanced Diploma of Information Technology epitomises individuals occupying diverse information and communications technology (ICT) roles, boasting extensive expertise in specialised technical domains or possessing managerial acumen in business operations and people management.

Within these roles, individuals navigate intricate tasks within specialised spheres, functioning independently, steering teams, or shaping the strategic course of a business. Their proficiency extends across a broad spectrum of industries and business functions, including entrepreneurial endeavors as sole traders or contractors.

Certificate IV in Kitchen Management

CRICOS Course Code: 109545F

Duration: 78 weeks

The Certificate IV in Kitchen Management represents the responsibilities of chefs and cooks who take on supervisory or team-leading positions within a kitchen environment. They function autonomously or with minimal guidance, employing their discretion to tackle non-routine challenges.

This qualification serves as a pathway for employment within diverse organisations like restaurants, hotels, clubs, pubs, cafes, and coffee shops. Additionally, it equips individuals with the skills to potentially manage their own small business within these sectors.

Diploma of Hospitality Management

CRICOS Course Code: 111093M

Duration: 78 weeks

This qualification embodies the expertise of seasoned senior operators adept in a wide array of hospitality skills, blending managerial proficiency with a deep industry understanding to oversee hospitality operations. Functioning autonomously, they bear the responsibility of managing others and making pivotal operational decisions.

It offers a pathway to pursue roles as departmental or small business managers within any facet of the hospitality industry. The spectrum of potential employers encompasses restaurants, hotels, motels, catering services, clubs, pubs, cafés, and coffee shops. This qualification facilitates diverse skill acquisition, enabling individuals to specialise in accommodation services, culinary arts, food and beverage management, as well as gaming expertise.

Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management

CRICOS Course Code: 111092A

Duration: 104 weeks

This qualification embodies the expertise of adept senior managers in the hospitality domain, blending a diverse set of hospitality skills with specialised managerial expertise and extensive industry knowledge to orchestrate seamless operations. Operating with substantial autonomy, they bear the responsibility of making strategic business management decisions.

It offers a versatile pathway into various sectors of the hospitality industry, presenting opportunities across a broad spectrum of employers such as restaurants, hotels, motels, catering operations, clubs, pubs, cafés, and coffee shops. This qualification fosters multi-skilling, enabling individuals to acquire targeted expertise in accommodation services, culinary arts, food and beverage management, as well as gaming.

Certificate III in Individual Support

CRICOS Course Code: 102357M

Duration: 39 weeks

This qualification defines the role of individuals in community or residential settings dedicated to delivering tailored support based on individualised plans for people requiring assistance due to various factors like aging, disability, or other needs. The work entails exercising discretion and judgment to provide personalised care while taking ownership of their responsibilities. Workers possess a breadth of factual, technical, and procedural knowledge, complemented by a foundational understanding of the concepts and practices essential for delivering person-centered support.

To obtain this qualification, candidates must complete a minimum of 120 hours of detailed work as outlined in the Assessment Requirements of the competency units.

Certificate IV in Ageing Support

CRICOS Course Code: 102358K

Duration: 52 weeks

The Certificate IV in Ageing Support delineates the pivotal role of support workers engaged in specialised tasks across aged care services, spanning residential, home, or community-based settings. These workers shoulder accountability for their duties within prescribed organisational frameworks, ensuring high-quality service delivery by crafting, facilitating, and reassessing personalized service plans.

In certain capacities, workers might exhibit leadership traits and possess restricted oversight over the output quality and quantity of others within defined parameters.

Candidates pursuing this qualification must fulfill a minimum of 120 hours of practical work, as outlined in the Assessment Requirements of the competency units.

Diploma of Community Services

CRICOS Course Code: 102359J

Duration: 78 weeks

This qualification encapsulates the roles of professionals within community services, case management, and social housing, engaging in the management, coordination, and provision of personalised services to individuals, groups, and communities.

This memorandum supersedes any other information that may have been furnished to investors prior to delivery of this memorandum. Typically, they directly support individuals or groups and might hold responsibilities encompassing the supervision of other staff and volunteers, case management, program coordination, or exploring new business opportunities.

General English

CRICOS Course Code: 111959K

Duration: 78 weeks

The General English course is crafted to equip students for conversations, everyday scenarios, and interactions encountered while residing or traveling in an English-speaking environment. Through interactive sessions, students hone skills in listening, reading, writing, and speaking, commencing at a level aligned with their current proficiency. As the course progresses, difficulty levels escalate, aiding students in enhancing their language abilities and fostering confidence and fluency in English.

Upon successful completion, students may unlock pathways to pursue other ELICOS courses, including English for Academic Purposes, Vocational Education and Training, or Higher Education courses.

English for Academic Purposes

CRICOS Course Code: 111960F

Duration: 26 weeks

The English for Academic Purposes (EAP) course is tailored to prepare international students, hailing from diverse backgrounds and nationalities, for tertiary studies in Australia.

Students enrolling in this course aim to successfully complete a tertiary-level program at an Australian educational institution.

This EAP program primarily concentrates on honing English skills essential for students to engage effectively in tertiary-level studies alongside native speakers. However, students entering at lower proficiency levels might not possess the language foundation necessary to immediately apply these skills. Consequently, the structure of the EAP course gradually transitions from a language-centric approach to a more skills-oriented focus as students progress from EAP Level 1 to EAP Level 2.