Government Funding

This diagram will help applicants determine whether they are eligible for the Skills First Funding. From 1 January 2023, upskilling will no longer be an eligibility requirement for Skills First training. This means that students, regardless of their age, do not need to train in progressively higher qualifications to be eligible for Skills First. This applies to all students at all training providers. For example, a graduate with an arts degree can now enrol in Skills First for a Certificate III in Hairdressing. They will not need an eligibility exemption. The other limits on the amount of Skills First training a student can do remain unchanged. This includes these limits:
• ‘2 skill sets in a year’
• ‘2 AQF qualifications in a year’
• ‘2 at a time’
The above limits apply in addition to existing criteria and requirements. All training is delivered with Victorian and Commonwealth Government Funding.

Policies and Forms

Government Funding

Results from AQFT Audit part one

Results from AQFT Audit part two

Skills First Quality Charter

Schedule of Fees 2023

Privacy Policy

Complaints and Appeals Policy & Procedures

Complaints and Appeals Form

Online Service Standards 2023

Workplace Bullying Policy & Procedures

Smoke-free Policy

Credit Application Form

Refund Application Form

Withdrawal Form

Deferral/Suspension Form

Change Scheduled Days Form

Salon Client Complaint Policy

Salon Client Complaint Form

International student application forms and documents can be found at https://www.bibaacademy.com.au/application-forms