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Yes! Elevare Training Group is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO 46372). All of our training is accredited and nationally recognised.

Yes. Our infection control units HLTINF005 and SHBBINF002 can both be completed at home in a simulated environment or at your workplace/clinic. All cosmetic tattoo courses are a combination of virtual/online and in-person training. We have made as much of the course online as possible to give students the flexibility to learn from home to fit their own schedule. The practical elements are face-to-face and can be completed at a number of locations across Australia. Our business, social media and marketing units are 100% online.

We have a number of flexible payment options available for our students. Our standalone units such as infection control and business can be paid for using the PayPal pay in four option, allowing for the course fee to be split into four payments. Students enrolling in our cosmetic tattoo training can take advantage of payment plan options tailored specifically to their requirements and to fit their  individual learning plan.

No. We have a number of options for students who are required to demonstrate their competence in the use of an autoclave. They can either be employed in a workplace with access to sterilisation equipment, OR set up a simulated salon in their home, OR have access to a workplace with sterilisation equipment, OR be in driving proximity the RTO premises (Salisbury) so that the teacher can assess them.

Our infection control units HLTINF005 and SHBBINF002 need to be completed within three months of a student’s start date. As the course is self-paced depending on individual commitments, we say that the unit can be completed between 2-12 weeks.

Yes. We can provide students with the option to extend for an additional fee.

We ask that you allow up to 48 business hours/three business days to receive feedback once you have submitted your assessment. While we endeavour to have marking completed quicker than this, we need to allow for our assessment team receiving high volumes of submissions from time to time.  

Both HLTINF005 and SHBBINF002 cover the same core infection control knowledge and practical skills, with only slight differences in industry focus. The key distinction is in state recognition: SHBBINF002 is accepted in all Australian states except Queensland, while HLTINF005 is recognised nationwide, including Queensland. For students wanting Australia-wide portability—especially if you plan to work or offer services in Queensland—HLTINF005 is the most universally valid option.

Yes. These units are mandatory to apply for a Personal Appearance Services (PAS) Licence and are accepted by councils across Australia.

You do not need to complete the full diploma to be able to learn a skill and run your own business! Choose an individual skill set course – brows, lips or eyeliner – and work as a specialist in that field. And yes, they’re accredited.