We provide pathways that can assist you
to become a paramedic
Find out which pathway will suit you the best.
Don’t feel stuck in a job you don’t like – realise how good you can be
Becoming a paramedic will provide you with a fulfilling career. However, if you don’t get started you may find yourself stuck and living an uneventful life where you can’t give back to others on a daily basis.
What we offer you
This is how we can help you become a paramedic
Step 1
Complete the online flexible learning
Step 2
Undertake workshops around Australia
Step 3
Select your preferred university pathway
Step 4
Complete your paramedic degree at university
We make it easier for our students
Don’t worry if you feel confused or uncertain if you are smart enough or have the time to study to become a paramedic. We have created a course framework to make it easier and provide a clear pathway for you. This makes you feel less confused and helps you to aspire to your goal of entering a career with significance.
How are we different
We have built a large team in locations around Australia to assist our students every step of the way. We specialise in creating a pathway to university that allows our students to one day become paramedics.
What our students are saying
“On my first university placement with QUT, my Diploma from APC has served me well, with the comments that I am doing better than a lot of third year paramedic students. Getting heaps of experience and LOVING IT!”…Rachel
“The Clinical Workshops were excellent”
“The trainers are so equipped with amazing knowledge”
“It was a nice feeling this morning – feeling pretty special”
“I was a student with the APC having completed Cert IV in Jan 2018. I have gone on the pursue the Bachelor of Paramedicine with Charles Sturt University (CSU). It was a nice feeling this morning when I received this weeks readings from Sam Willis (former senior lecturer APC, now at Charles Sturt University). Feeling pretty special with my signed copy, having been taught by Sam and having the APC with me along with me though my academic journey!” (read the full article here)
