ERGT Australia is entering a new chapter with the upcoming launch of our refreshed brand, new website, and the introduction of aXcelerate - our new student management system set to go live on 8 December.
These three major milestones are connected by a single purpose: to create a clearer, more intuitive and more human experience for our learners, clients and teams.
Our refreshed brand will showcase who we are today - industry partners, built on purpose, with a strong passion for training. It reflects the strength of our people, the authenticity of our training environments, and our commitment to building safer workplaces across high-risk and remote industries.
Our new website will bring that story to life. Built around our key markets and the real scenarios we train for, the site will make it easier to explore courses, understand learning pathways, and see how ERGT supports industry readiness. Every page is designed for our learners - practical, informative, and providing a clear “what to expect” insight into our workshops.
The introduction of aXcelerate will mark a significant step forward for our clients and participants. This modern system will replace our current booking system, PRIME, and streamline bookings, enrolments, assessments and certification. It will give our internal teams greater visibility, support our RTO compliance, and strengthen the full training experience - from first enquiry to certification.
Together, these launches represent months of work across our team - trainers, SMEs, operations, scheduling, admin, IT, leadership and communications. It’s a milestone that reflects ERGT’s commitment to quality, innovation and the people we serve.
This is more than an upgrade. It’s the next evolution of ERGT Australia - built for our industries, shaped by our values, and designed to take us confidently into the future.
We believe the quality of training is determined by more than just the course being delivered. The equipment, facilities and environments learners train in all influence how effectively knowledge is translated into practical capability.
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