Student Handbook
Everything you need to know about training with MIT — your rights and responsibilities, how assessment works, what your training costs, and how to raise a complaint or appeal a decision.
Read this before you enrol.
The Student Handbook is provided to every student before enrolment and sets out how MIT delivers, assesses and supports your training.
Complaints and appeals
How to raise a complaint or appeal an assessment decision, who handles it, the timeframes you can expect, and your right to an independent review.
Enrolment and induction
How to apply, what happens once you enrol, and the information and support provided before training starts.
Fees, payments and refunds
What your training costs, when payment is due, and the circumstances in which fees are refunded.
Your rights and responsibilities
What you can expect from MIT as a student, and what we ask of you during training and assessment.
Assessment, reassessment and RPL
How you will be assessed, what happens if you are not yet competent, and how to apply for Recognition of Prior Learning or credit transfer.
Learner support and reasonable adjustment
Language, literacy and numeracy support, access and equity, and adjustments available to help you demonstrate competency.
Privacy and your records
What personal information we collect, how it is used and stored, and how to access or correct your student records.
Work health and safety
Your safety obligations during workplace-based training, and how incidents and hazards are reported.
A copy of the Student Handbook is available on request — get in touch and we'll send it through.