Fees and payments

For each year or level your apprentice or trainee commence, they will be required to enrol in the units they will be studying during that period.

Fees are generally broken down into two components:

Tuition Fees

Non-Tuition Fees (reference books, materials and/or consumables)

The cost of all courses is determined by the units that will be completed and the student contact hours for each unit in addition to any non-tuition fees, costs can vary throughout the different years or levels.

Each apprentice or trainees’ enrolment fees may be different depending on their individual circumstances. Some apprentices and trainees may be eligible for a government subsidised training place or may be eligible for a concessioned rate.

Authority To Invoice

Depending on the overarching Modern Award your apprentice or trainee is governed by, many awards state an employer must pay for any compulsory fees and charges that relate to an apprentice or trainees training.

If an employer is paying the enrolment fees and charges, once notified, Kangan Institute will issue an Authority To Invoice form to be completed and returned for each period. BKI will issue an invoice which is payable within 30 days. GST will be charged where applicable and will be detailed on the receipt.

For an apprentice or trainee to finalise their enrolment for that period and commence training, all tuition, student services and amenities fees are required to be paid in full by the due date.

Find out more about fees and payments here:

Metropolitan: https://www.kangan.edu.au/courses/fees