The College for Law, Education and Training

College for Law, Education and Training is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) at Bundall, Queensland. Established in 2006 as College for Law and Justice Administration (CLJA,) and moving to College for Law, Education and Training (CLET) in 2012, the institution offers vocational level training across Australia, with Australian students studying from East Timor, Afghanistan, New Zealand, United Kingdom, Indonesia, and Romania.

The College for Law, Education, and Training (CLET) has grown from offering one qualification in Justice Administration/Justice Studies and preparing people for policing careers (CLJA) to now offering more than 40 Nationally Recognised Qualifications as an Australian-owned and operated Registered Training Organisations in Australia, preparing students for careers in hundreds of different industries, RTO registration number: 31254.

CLET has comprehensive training and assessment using online resources that provide students with access to their learning 24/7 on PCs, Macs, iPads, and tablets. Teachers, facilitators, and tutors are online seven days a week, ensuring that students receive constant support and guidance with their studies.

CLET focuses on each student as an individual to ensure that all students have a fantastic study experience, learn more than they ever thought they were capable of, and achieve all their desired study goals. Currently, 95 percent of students who complete their studies with CLET progress to their chosen careers.

The strength of CLET lies in the real-life experience that, combined with almost 25 years of teaching, allows the CLET team to inspire and motivate students.

Courses Available

• Humanities and Social Sciences
• Retail, Security, Trades, Safety

How to Apply?

For International Students