Understand Australian workplace safety before you arrive on site.
Most people don't struggle because they're unwilling or incapable — they struggle because workplace language, Australian terminology and compliance expectations are unfamiliar. 3rd Eye Australia bridges that gap with plain-English courses, an AI learning assistant that explains anything you don't understand, and a certificate the moment you pass.
- Ava, your 24/7 AI tutor, on every lesson
- Many courses aligned with accredited units
- Learn at your own pace, Australia-wide & worldwide
People don't fail because they don't care. They fail because nobody explained it plainly.
We hear the same thing from students week after week. These are the barriers our courses are built to remove.
We're not an RTO — we make RTO training work better
3rd Eye Australia does not replace nationally recognised training. We complement it, before and after.
Your own safety tutor,awake at 2am when you are.
AVA is our AI learning tutor. Ask anything about Australian workplace safety in plain English — or in your own language — and get a clear answer straight away, without waiting for a trainer or feeling embarrassed about asking twice.
- Explains WHS terminology in plain English
- Answers in your language, teaches the Aussie term
- Creates practice questions on any topic
- Explains why an answer was wrong
- Real Australian workplace examples
- Built on trainer-approved Australian sources
AVA supports learning; she never determines competency or issues certificates. Your trainer stays responsible for assessment and quality assurance.
Who we help
From a first-time worker to a national labour hire company, the same practical training scales.
- New workers
- Career changers
- School leavers
- Apprentices
- International workers & visa holders
- Migrants
- Anyone preparing for accredited training
- Small business
- Labour hire
- Construction
- Mining contractors
- Manufacturing & warehousing
- Logistics & hospitality
- Cleaning & security
- English language schools
- Employment providers
- Community organisations
- Settlement services
- Industry associations
Everything you need to skill up — in one enrolment
Enrol per course, per learner. Work through it on any device, pass the assessment, and walk away with a certificate you can show an employer or future employer — and add to your resume to demonstrate the professional and personal development you've undertaken.
Training catalogue
Featured courses
Start with our most popular training.
First Aid Awareness — Australia
Get confident with DRSABCD, CPR, bleeding, choking and medical emergencies before you sit an accredited first aid course
Chainsaw Safety Awareness — Australia
Plan the job, control the hazards, operate and maintain a chainsaw safely
Gas Test Atmospheres Awareness — Australia
Understand hazardous atmospheres, gas detection equipment and safe testing practice
Training built for the industries you work in
Mining, resources, utilities, construction and confined-space operations — practical courses grounded in real Australian worksites.
Mining & resources
Confined space & rescue
Site inductions
Heavy equipment awareness
What is the difference between accredited and non-accredited training?
Both accredited and non-accredited courses are valuable for building your professional resume as an employee or potential employee. Here's how they compare.
Accreditation is formal confirmation the course:
- Is nationally recognised and meets quality assurance and training package requirements
- Meets an established industry, enterprise, educational, legislative or community need
- Provides appropriate competency outcomes and a satisfactory basis for assessment
- Is aligned to the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) where it leads to a VET qualification
Benefits of non-accredited training:
- Count toward your ongoing professional development (CPD) record
- Build deeper skills and knowledge on top of what you've already learned
- Stay current with industry advancements and the latest workplace practices
- Grow your earning potential with new skills and certifications on your resume
- Create networking opportunities and connect with other professionals
- Move into new positions with more responsibility and career prospects
- Learn on your own terms — study whenever it suits you
Many of our non-accredited courses are aligned with accredited units — so you arrive at face-to-face assessment already prepared.
A snapshot of accredited units our online courses currently map to. New alignments are added as we release more courses.
- PUAFER005 — Operate as part of an emergency control organisation
- TLID0020 — Shift materials safely (manual handling)
- TLILIC0003 — Forklift truck (spotter awareness)
- TLILIC0004 — Order picking forklift (foundation)
- TLIA2012 — Pick and process orders
Non-accredited courses don't issue a Statement of Attainment. Alignment means the content prepares learners for formal assessment through an RTO (we partner with RTO 32485 Halo Nation Training Pty Ltd for accredited delivery).
Benefits of non-accredited training
A practical, flexible way to build the exact skills you or your team need — without the overhead of formal qualifications.
Non-accredited training offers greater flexibility in content, delivery methods, and duration. Courses can be tailored to specific learning objectives — ideal for upskilling or reskilling in niche areas.
Because non-accredited courses don't have to meet stringent regulatory requirements, they're often more affordable — a cost-effective way to enhance skills without pursuing a formal qualification.
Non-accredited courses are usually shorter, so you acquire skills in a much smaller time frame. Perfect for professionals who need to upskill quickly or adapt to changing industry trends.
Ready to get started?
Choose the single course you need, pay for that course once, and start learning today. We add new courses regularly, and some are aligned with accredited units — every course builds your professional development and workplace knowledge, whether or not you go on to a formal qualification.