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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I study administration online?
Yes, administration courses are available to study online through registered RTOs, TAFEs and universities. Some providers also offer on-campus study if you prefer face-to-face learning. Course length varies from around four months to two years depending on the qualification level, from Certificate III up to Master's Degree. Check each course listing to see which delivery mode and duration suit your schedule.
Which course is best for administration?
The right administration course depends on your current experience and career goals rather than one single option. A Certificate III or Certificate IV suits someone starting out, while a Diploma or Advanced Diploma can build toward supervisory roles. Those aiming for management or specialist positions might consider a Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma or Master's Degree. Comparing course level, duration and study mode helps you find the best fit.
Is there a free online business administration course available?
Government funding depends on the provider and the state you're in. Some administration courses are government-funded or subsidised, while others aren't. You can see this listed against each course on this page, or enquire to check your eligibility directly with the provider.
What jobs can I get after finishing an administration course?
Administration courses can lead to roles such as Administrator, Administration Supervisor or Senior Administrator, depending on the qualification level you complete. Graduates also move into broader business management and business administration positions. Higher-level qualifications, such as a Diploma or Graduate Certificate, can open doors to more senior or specialist duties.
How much does an administrator earn in Australia?
Pay varies by state, experience and the type of administration role. A related role, HR Administrator, earns a typical Australian salary of around AU$60,000 a year according to PayScale Australia, though this can shift with seniority and setting. General administration pay tends to follow similar patterns across industries.