Certificate III in Accounts Administration (MYOB)
Build the practical MYOB software, accounts payable, and receivable skills needed to confidently manage daily business transactions
FNS30322
The Skills SA and User Choice initiatives offer government-subsidised training frameworks funded by the South Australian and Australian Governments for employers looking to upskill their new and existing staff.
Build the practical MYOB software, accounts payable, and receivable skills needed to confidently manage daily business transactions
FNS30322
Build the practical XERO software, accounts payable, and receivable skills needed to confidently manage daily business transactions
FNS30322
Build the core transaction, financial calculation, and compliance skills needed to confidently assist bank and credit union members
FNS30122
Build the practical diagnostic, system administration, and troubleshooting skills needed to confidently resolve everyday tech challenges
ICT30120
Master the MYOB, payroll and BAS skills to run business accounts with total confidence.
FNS40222
Master the Xero, payroll and BAS skills to run business accounts with total confidence.
FNS40222
Master the advanced systems, coordination, and team support skills needed to confidently manage a busy office
BSB40120
Master the advanced virtualisation, cybersecurity risk management, and system administration skills needed to manage modern business networks
ICT40120
Master the advanced network configuration, virtualisation, and cyber-security risk management skills required to keep organisational data moving safely
ICT40120
Master the advanced system configuration, maintenance, and cybersecurity risk management skills required to keep business platforms secure and reliable
ICT40120
Master the advanced legal research, complex document preparation, and legal system navigation skills needed to assist solicitors and legal teams
BSB40620
Government subsidies are available to significantly reduce your training costs for both New Entrant, Existing Workers and School Based Trainees.
Supported by Government of South Australia.
Visit for Participant Eligibility Criteria
Are a formal training pathway used for new starters to gain practical skills and obtain a nationally recognised qualification while earning a salary.
A fantastic opportunity for your existing staff to enhance their skills and knowledge with a formal VET qualification through subsidised training.
Any school student can be a School Based Trainee. There are no academic entry requirements, other than suitability for that vocation.
They simply need a career goal and an employer who will give them a chance.
Skills SA is committed to ensuring that all government-subsidised students are pointed in the right direction.
Your success matters, which is why we have compiled these local South Australian wellbeing and crisis resources.
Click on the categories to find immediate, confidential support for health, finances, housing, and personal safety.
And keep reading for more about Success and Wellbeing Providers below.
Below are a variety of links to mental health services and resources for people around Australia.
Mental health services for young people ages 12-25 atԻ
Mental health services for adults atԻ
Mental health services for First Nations Peoples atԻ
Mental health services for LGBTQI+ people atԻ
ճis a confidential telephone counselling, information and referral service for the general public, concerned family and friends, students and health professionals.
Visit to discover other services in your area.
For assistance 24/7 mental health assistance, call Beyond Blue on1300 22 4636.
Suicide Call Back Serviceis anationwide service that provides free telephone, video and online counselling 24/7. Call1300 659 467or go to.
The operates 24/7. This service:
is the main point of access to state funded mental health services
can provide advice and information in a mental health emergency or crisis situation
is staffed by mental health clinicians
will assess and refer to acute response teams where appropriate.
For further information and other links for mental health services specific to your needs and local area, visit
For further resources for young people (aged 16-24 years), visit
Disability Support
Below are some links to helpful resources for people with disabilities.
(DES) providers can help if you’re looking for work or have a job placement.
If you’re looking for work, a DES provider can help you:
Get ready to work
Train in specific job skills
Write your resumé
Train in interview skills
Look for jobs that suit you
Visit for an extensive list of disability support information specific to your area.
Visit theto read about the Hearing Services Program and find out if you meet the eligibility criteria.
offers information regarding:
Education (Learning Australian Sign Language)
Auslan translations
Support work
Interpreting
NDIS support
Therapy and family services
Information services
For people with vision impairment,:
Help find services and support
Provide information about funding
Assist with understanding eye conditions
Provide helpful resources
Visit for information about Guide Dogs in South Australia.
For adults seeking assistance with reading, writing or basic mathematics visit theor call on 1300 655 506.
is a not-for-profit service providing advice and services to children and adults with specific learning difficulties and those who care for, teach and work with them.
ճ(SEE) helps job seekers get the skills they need for the job they want through stronger reading, writing, mathematics and computer skills.
Please note that the SEE program is only available to:
Australian residents who are not currently studying full-time or working full-time
Aged 15 to pension age
Registered as a job-seeker, either with an employment services provider or as a voluntary job seeker
Have the right to work in Australia through citizenship, residency or visa status
ճis an online English learning program for eligible migrants. Visit the website to learn more and check your eligibility.
Visit for information on helping with Financial Hardships (including interest free loans)
If you are having trouble paying household bills, getting food on the table or paying your rent or mortgage, there are services that can help.
This includes interest free loans and financial counselling
Visitto locate local services, resources and information. Mission Australia can help with:
Finding safe and affordable housing
Emergency relief
Support for disadvantaged children
Assistance with budgeting tools and debt reduction techniques
Gambling counselling
ճcan provide financial counselling and assist in finding services and other support.
If you or someone you know is experiencing financial stress, there are services that can help, visit You might be able to access:
food vouchers
chemist vouchers
transport vouchers
help with rent or accommodation costs
help toward the cost of bills
material help, such as food hampers or clothing, and sometimes cash.
Find your bank's financial difficulty contact details at the
ճprovides free confidential support if you are experiencing financial difficulty. Call 1800 007 007 Monday to Friday 9.30am – 4.30pm.
is a National domestic family and sexual violence counselling service. Visit their website for assistance with:
Finding services
Safety planning
Support for yourself or someone else
Assistance with maintaining healthy relationships
) is a not for profit, secular organisation that is committed to improving the quality of family and community relationships, thus enabling individuals to thrive. They have more than 70 years of experience providing family and relationship services in South Australia.
Their services are based on an understanding of the social determinants of health and operate within a public health framework. Restorative practice and trauma responsive approaches underpin their work, and they pride themselves on their inclusive culture.
Visitfor an extensive list of services available in all states and territories. Please note that Homelessness Australia is not a direct support service, so although they cannot directly support, they know many organisations who can. They provide information on various services available for people at risk of or experiencing homelessness, in all areas of Australia.
provides various links to community services for people who are homeless or at risk.
is a state-wide phone service. you can reach out on 1800 003 308 for assistance. Homeless Connect can:
Connect you with relevant services and information to help in your current situation
Short-term assistance until you can be connected to a specialist homelessness service
Referrals to specialist services includingDomestic Violence and Family Violenceservices, youth services and mental health support
Visitto find the link for your state or territory Transport website.
These websites will provide information on public transport and any eligible concessions for each state and territory.
If you have a disability, you can visitfor information on:
Public transport
Taxis and rideshare services
Community transport
Driving and parking your car
You can also visit for driving and transport services.
Foodbank provides essential food and grocery relief to more than one million Australians experiencing food insecurity every month.
ճrevealed that 3.7 million households in Australia have run out of food in the last year, with the cost of living crisis being one of the main reasons.
Foodbank works with the entire Australian food and grocery sector including farmers, wholesalers, manufacturers, and retailers who donate and redirect surplus product to us. This enable us to provide over 225,000 meals a day to people in need.
If you are in a position where a little help can make a big difference, clickfor more information,
South Australian trainees and students funded by Skills SA can access professional, one-on-one case management through the state-funded Success and Wellbeing Services (SWS).
This external care framework helps learners manage complex personal, study-skill, or community hurdles so they can focus entirely on completing their qualifications.
Learn more about eligibility and referral pathways following the link below.
You can enrol anytime — our courses are designed for flexible start dates, so you don't need to wait for an intake.
Yes. ACCM is a fully accredited Registered Training Organisation (RTO 1441) and all our qualifications are nationally recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework.
Course fees vary depending on your qualification, location, and eligibility for government funding.
How to find your price:
Private Individuals: View a complete breakdown on our central ACCM Course Fees Page or visit the specific course information page(s) to see individual enrollment fees.
Traineeships: Because traineeship pricing depends on shifting variables—such as state-specific subsidies, new entrant versus existing worker statuses, or credit transfers—rates are custom-calculated.
Please reach out directly to our course advisers at courses@accm.edu.au or call 1300 515 321 for a formal, audit-compliant quote tailored to your business and trainee’s situation.
Yes. Private students can spread the cost through a flexible direct debit payment plan with our partner Ezidebit—with zero setup or transaction fees.
Employer enrolments are invoiced at enrolment with 14-day terms.