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Quality Training in Construction

Building Skills.

Building Futures.

Practical hands-on construction training delivered by real industry professionals with over 35 years of experience in trades, apprenticeships, rehabilitation programs, and workforce develpment.

Why Choose QTIC?

  • 35+ Years Industry Experience
  • Real  Hands on Construction Training
  • Supportive Learning Environment 
  • Industry-Experienced Trainers
  • Pathways to Employment
  • Training for Schools, Industry & Rehabilitation Programs
  • Practical Skills That Build Confidence
  • Nationally Recognised Training

Our Commitment to Quality

At Quality Training in Construction (RTO 41039), we are fully committed to the highest training standards.
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1,331 enrolments • 1,315 completions • 100% student satisfaction


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Meet Lynne Sheffield

With over 35 years in the builidng  and constrution industry, Lynne Sheffield brings real world trade knowledge, practical skills, and a passion for changing lives through construction training. From working as a bricklayer to delivering programs for apprentices, schools, industgry workers, and detainees at the AMC, Lynne’s approach focuses on building confidence, practical skills, and pathways into employment.

QTIC was created to provide practical, supportive, industry-based training that helps people build not only careers, but self-belief and future opportunities.

Ready to Start Your Construction Journey?

Whether you are looking to begin a career in construction, gain recognition for your existing skills, reengage with education, or develop practical industry knowledge, QTIC provides supportive, hands-on training designed to build confidence, skills, and future opportunities.

Contact QTIC today to discuss training options, apprenticeships, school programs, and practical construction courses.

Industry Skills and Professional Development

Practical construction learning resources designed to support industry skills, professional development, upskilling and quality workmanship across the building and construction industry. Resources may include onlins learning, workshops, podcasts, practical projects, and industry-forcused educational content.

Recognition of prior learning

The Registered Training Organisation acknowledges the individuals skills and knowledge which has been gained through formal study, work experience and other life experiences to gain a full qualification.

Construction Career Pathways

Practical construction training and pathway programs designed to support individuals entering or progressing within the construction industry.

TESTIMONIALS

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ABOUT FOUNDER – LYNNE SHEFFIELD

Lynne Sheffield worked as a bricklayer’s labourer, from the age of 18 until she was 23 years old where she entered into her apprenticeship as a bricklayer. At the time there were no other girl bricklayers in Canberra when she starting out bricklaying. Men did tell Lynne of other ladies who were bricklayers – a lady in Tasmania and I think one in Queensland – so it really wasn’t unheard of, but Lynne did have some challenges she had to work through…

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