AIWT - RTO Code 51174
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An RTO college in Perth, Western Australia training VET level Certificate, Diploma & Advanced Diploma courses to local and international students.
We provide courses in Business, Children's Services, Early Childhood Education and Care, Education Support, Interpreting, Translating, Community Services, Real Estate, Leadership and Management, and Work Health and Safety. If you are an international or domestic student, visit us at our campus (823 Wellington Street, West Perth)! RTO: 51174 | CRICOS Provider: 02645B
There's more to preparing a bottle than adding a few scoops and hoping for the best. 🍼😂 In this episode, Isy shares some practical tips and tricks while Alex takes on another challenge.
Measure carefully. Follow the instructions. And, most importantly... Don't guess.
One clueless dad. One patient guide. A lot to learn.
Think he'll get it right? See you in the next episode.
16/09/2026
Perth properties are selling in an average of nine days. The national average is 30. According to REIWA, this pace has been maintained consistently through early 2026, with strong demand, tight supply, and no meaningful reversal in sight. Western Australia's property market is one of the most active in the country — and that activity creates real opportunities for people working in real estate. There are currently over 170,000 real estate professionals employed across Australia, and demand continues to grow as the market expands. In WA specifically, the combination of population growth, interstate migration and a strong economy is keeping the sector highly active.
At AIWT, the CPP41419 Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice gives you the nationally recognised qualification to enter this industry — with practical, industry-connected training delivered right here in Perth. Enquire today — link in bio.
CRICOS CODE: 0101748
Not every lesson is about getting a good grade. Some are about knowing what to do when it really matters.
In this episode, Isy takes Alex through some baby first aid basics, including what to do if a baby is choking. It's one of those skills every parent, carer and educator should know.
One clueless dad. One patient guide. A lot to learn.
Watch the full episode on the AIWT YouTube channel.
And remember: this video is educational and doesn't replace proper first aid and CPR training.
Alex had a practice run. Now it's Raf's turn.
And this time, things get a LOT more interesting. 😂
Changing a nappy might look simple... Until you're the one doing it.
Watch Raf take on one of the classic new-dad challenges, with Isy there to keep him on track.
One clueless dad. One patient guide. A lot to learn.
Full episode on YouTube.
09/09/2026
Australia's aged care and disability support sectors are facing one of the most significant workforce shortages in the country's history. The NDIS Workforce Plan is targeting an additional 83,000 registered support workers by 2030 — and providers are already running short.
In aged care, the shortage is equally acute, with the sector projected to need tens of thousands more workers in the coming years. For anyone considering a career in individual support, the timing could not be more relevant. Qualified workers are in demand, wages have been rising, and the Aged Care Act 2024 has brought new professional standards (and new recognition) to the sector. At AIWT, the CHC33021 Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing and Disability) can be completed in as little as 10 weeks, with 120 hours of real workplace placement built in. It is a nationally recognised qualification that opens the door to one of Australia's most in-demand career pathways. Enquire today — link in bio.
CRICOS CODE: 114935E
Father's Day is over. Now back to work. 😂
Next lesson: changing a nappy.
Alex has the instructions. Isy has the experience. What could possibly go wrong?
Let's just say... being a dad comes with a few unexpected challenges. One clueless dad. One patient guide. A lot to learn.
Think he passed this one? See you in the next episode.
He survived holding the baby.
Now it's time for the next challenge... Feeding the baby. 🍼
With Isy guiding him and Audrey waiting patiently, Raf is about to find out that even something as simple as giving a bottle comes with a few things to learn. Will he get it right? Or will Audrey have the final say? 👀
This Father's Day, we're celebrating the dads who are learning as they go. One clueless dad. One patient guide. A lot to learn.
Watch the full episode on AIWT's YouTube channel.
02/09/2026
Congratulations to Mia Taylor, on completing the CHC30121 Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care at AIWT. What makes Mia's journey a little different is where it began: as a school-based traineeship student. She started working towards this qualification while still completing her secondary education, balancing school and real industry training at the same time. That takes a level of commitment that is worth recognising. Mia has shown from the very beginning that she is exactly the kind of person the early childhood sector needs — motivated, capable and genuinely passionate about the work. Well done, Mia. The best is ahead of you.
Okay... now things are getting REAL. 👀
Alex had a practice run with a doll. Raf got the real thing.
Meet Audrey, our little star, as Raf takes on his first real baby challenge: holding a newborn. Isy is ready. Raf is... trying his best. And Audrey? Well... Audrey has her own ideas. Watch until the end... 😂
One clueless dad. One patient guide. A lot to learn.
Watch the full episode on YouTube and see how Raf handled his first real test.
Lesson #1: How to hold a baby.
Sounds easy, right? Well... Alex is about to find out that there is a little more to it than simply picking one up. 😅
Luckily, Isy is here to guide him through it. One clueless dad. One patient guide. A lot to learn.
Because if Alex can't handle a doll... How is he going to handle a real baby?
Think he's ready for the next lesson? See you in the next episode.
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Ground Floor, 823 Wellington Street, West Perth
Perth, WA
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| Monday | 8am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 8am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 5pm |
| Friday | 8am - 5pm |