Gippsland Institute of Technology proudly welcomes students from across the globe. Our experienced, fully qualified staff deliver education and support services in a friendly, supportive environment, where small class sizes ensure individual attention and academic, language, personal, and welfare support are available throughout the student experience.
To be a trusted provider of high-quality vocational education that equips students from around the world to build successful careers and meaningful futures.
To deliver nationally recognised, industry-relevant training in a friendly and supportive environment, upholding the highest standards of quality, compliance, and student care.
GIT is guided by quality, support, integrity, inclusion, industry relevance, and excellence, continually improving our courses under the VET and CRICOS Quality Frameworks while keeping students at the centre of everything we do.
Gippsland Institute of Technology (GIT) is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO 45698)
and CRICOS-registered provider (Provider Code 03921A), delivering nationally recognised
vocational education and training to international students.
We offer practical, industry-aligned qualifications from Certificate III to Graduate Diploma
level across building and construction, automotive, engineering, civil construction, business,
and leadership and management. With small class sizes, experienced trainers, and quality
maintained under the VET and CRICOS Quality Frameworks, we help every student gain
their qualification and settle confidently into life and study in Australia.
GIT delivers training across two well-located campuses, both close to public transport and
equipped with modern facilities. Our head office and main campus is at 4/70 Main Street,
Pakenham, Melbourne, Victoria 3810, housing our classrooms, student services, and
administration, while our North Melbourne campus at 15–17 Racecourse Road, North
Melbourne, Victoria 3051 offers an inner-city location close to Melbourne’s CBD with
excellent transport connections.
We understand that students sometimes need extra support, and that personal circumstances can affect course completion. Students facing difficulties are encouraged to speak with their trainer or our Student Support Officer, who provides advice on study and academic progress, settling into life in Australia, accommodation, health and wellbeing, and student responsibilities such as visa conditions and working rights, ensuring help is always close at hand.
