At Industry Training QLD (ITQ), we are proud to deliver Nationally Recognised Training, ensuring that the skills and qualifications you earn with us are respected and recognised across Australia.
Nationally Recognised Training refers to training that is delivered by a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) and leads to a qualification or Statement of Attainment that is recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF). This guarantees that our training meets strict national standards for quality and relevance.
Whether you’re starting a new career, upgrading your skills, or meeting licensing requirements, our nationally recognised courses give you the confidence that your training is:
At ITQ, we specialise in delivering real-world, job-ready training across a range of high-demand industries, including civil construction, machinery operation, and high-risk work. All our trainers are qualified industry professionals committed to helping you succeed.
Industry Training Qld is a Townsville owned Registered Training Organisation (RTO) that commenced operations in the Mt Isa region as J&N Transport Services Pty Ltd and continued there for some ten years. In year 2000, J & N Transport Services Pty Ltd assessed the North Queensland marketplace and found that most of the demand for heavy vehicle driver training was in the coastal region, and therefore decided to relocate to Townsville.
This enabled J & N Transport Services Pty Ltd to meet the training demand in the coastal area and continue to service remote areas. Located at 51-55 Toll Street Bohle, ITQ have experienced solid growth throughout the Townsville and North Qld region, investing in our own equipment and training facility it helps shape the community’s perspective of how a training organisation should operate.
Do they have fully qualified trainers and assessors?
Do their Trainers and Assessors have a wide range of experience in the qualification they are offering?
Are they a recognised Registered Training Organisation?
Do they offer Nationally recognised qualifications?
Are their classes overcrowded to the point where you will not get the full benefit of the training and assessment offered? (For example – what is their student to machine ratio, e.g., some have ten students to one forklift, – imagine the quality time you would get in that situation.)
Are they flexible with their training schedule? Or do you have to wait until they have enough students to fill their overcrowded class?
If you are not completely sure of the outcomes of your checklist, talk to us. And if you are already convinced that our service is the best you can get, talk to our friendly staff to begin your training and assessment experience.
The Directors of Industry Training Qld (ITQ) require compliance against any Legislation and Regulations that relate to Complaints and Appeals of the revised Standards for RTOs 2025, Standard 2.7.
The purpose of this policy is to ensure the principles of natural justice and procedural fairness are adopted at every stage of the complaint and appeals process.
