As part of the Austroads guide to Traffic Management, the Austroads Guide to Traffic Management has 13 parts and provides comprehensive traffic management guidance for practitioners involved in traffic engineering, road design and road safety.
21 November 2025
Teacher Graham provided super super nice learning experience in my RSA class. Well allocated teaching duration and breaks. The most cost-effective courses in City. They also offer other courses at relatively lower prices, which is super nice to students and WHV holders. 5 stars!!![]()
sj lu
20 November 2025
I don't leave reviews very often but Graham was a very well informed RSA instructor that engaged not just us in the classroom but also those that were on zoom with his life experience working in the industry, made it really easy to relate even if you've never worked in the industry before.![]()
Frankie Vaotuua
18 November 2025
I attended the RSA course today 18/11/25. I found the course to be very informative and presented in a refreshingly interactive manner. Graham was a very knowledgeable and professional instructor whose sense of humour and delivery made the course very enjoyable. Thank you very much!![]()
David Oaten
10 October 2025
Extremely Unprofessional ? Course Canceled 30 Minutes Before Start I?m very disappointed with how the Traffic Management course was handled. The session was canceled just 30 minutes before it was due to start, leaving me with no time to adjust my schedules or make other plans. I traveled 550km from regional Victoria for this course and i booked my accommodation and paid for fuel had already traveled to the venue and made arrangements to attend, so this last-minute notice class got canceled completely unacceptable. When send emails to management for refund and compensation they don?t respond back my email at all and 2 days later when i contacted the office they put me through his manager Jonathon Ainscough he is Arrogant guy and refused compensation for accommodation and fuel his answer you can claim all of them on your tax that?s not good answer I?m self employed I took a day of for this training and lost my revenue. And I confirmed my other friends their training has been canceled last month as well when they don?t have enough students to run class they canceled the class at last minutes with same excuses trainer got sick . This level of poor communication and lack of organization is unprofessional and shows little regard for participants? time or commitment. I expected a higher standard from a training provider in this field. I hope they take this feedback seriously and improve how they manage future courses.![]()
Hassan Qadami
25 July 2025
Ease of booking a course, just enough information prior to the class date to get prepared, online class was very straight forward, instructor was knowledgeable and took her time to ensure everyone understood. Certificates emailed instantly!! And pricing was very competitive. I?ll be booking my additional certificates here.![]()
David
As part of the Austroads guide to Traffic Management, the Austroads Guide to Traffic Management has 13 parts and provides comprehensive traffic management guidance for practitioners involved in traffic engineering, road design and road safety.
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