Leadership
Develop your leadership style, strategic thinking and executive skills through our short courses. Whether you’re moving into management or sharpening leadership capabilities, our short leadership training gives you the tools to lead teams, influence stakeholders, and drive results — in just a few lessons.

Foundations of Leadership

Leadership for Executives

Strategic Leadership
Home Energy Efficiency & Sustainability
Stay ahead of regulation and sustainability standards with our home energy efficiency and sustainability short courses. Learn about NCC2022 Section J assessments, sustainable building design, reducing energy consumption, and more. Perfect for building professionals, auditors, designers looking to build greener and meet compliance.

Sustainable Building Training Program
Understanding NCC2022 Section J Assessments
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Procurement & Contract Management
Master procurement strategies, contract law, negotiation, supplier management and risk mitigation. These focused procurement short courses are tailored for government procurement officers, contractors, purchasing managers, and business leaders looking to sharpen their skills in contracting and the supply chain.
Not sure what course to choose? Try the Procurement Kickstart package – a best value bundle of the popular procurement courses to round out and close knowledge gaps in procurement and contracting.
Procurement Kickstart

Principles of Contract Management
Introduction to Procurement - Australian Government
Introduction to Procurement - West Australian Government
Category Management
Intellectual Property Management and Commercialisation
Negotiation Skills

Developing and Writing Specifications
Evaluating Tenders and Quotes

Management Procurement Risks

Engaging with and influencing Stakeholders

Managing Supplier Relationships
Business and Commercial Acumen

Disposing of Assets

Introduction to Contract Law

Understanding Modern Slavery Legislation
Introduction to Procurement
Introduction to Procurement - New South Wales Government
Introduction to Procurement - ACT Government
Introduction to Procurement - Victorian Government
Advanced Contract Management
Project Management
Whether you’re new to project coordination or already managing large-scale initiatives, our project management short courses cover foundational to advanced skills, with special attention to sustainability standards, stakeholder engagement and efficient delivery.

Principles of Contract Management
Negotiation Skills

Engaging with and Influencing Stakeholders
Introduction to Procurement
PRiSM Foundation
P5 Standard for Sustainability in Project Management
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are short courses and how do they work?
Short courses are flexible training programs designed to quickly build skills in a specific area such as leadership, project management, procurement, or sustainability. At Transformed, our short courses are delivered 100% online, allowing you to study at your own pace, anywhere in Australia. Each course includes practical lessons, real-world case studies, and assessments to ensure you can immediately apply what you learn in your workplace.
2. What do I get when I complete a short course?
You’ll get a certificate of completion that you can use to share on your Career Portfolio, LinkedIn Profile, and Social Media profiles.
3. Who should take a short course?
Our short courses are designed for professionals at all stages of their careers. They are ideal for:
- Individuals looking to upskill quickly without committing to a full qualification
- Managers and team leaders wanting to develop leadership and project management skills
- Contractors, designers, and assessors working in home energy efficiency and sustainability
- Government and private sector employees involved in procurement or contract management
If you’re seeking flexible, online short courses in Australia to boost employability and career growth, these programs are a great fit.
4. How long does a short course take to complete?
The duration depends on the course. Most Transformed short courses range from 5 to 20 lessons, designed to be completed within a few weeks at your own pace. Because our courses are delivered online, you can choose when and how quickly to complete your training, making it easy to fit professional development into a busy schedule. Access for 12 months.
5. Do short courses provide career benefits?
Absolutely. Short courses allow you to gain practical, job-ready skills in a shorter timeframe than a full qualification. Graduates often use these courses to:
- Meet job application requirements in both public and private sectors
- Improve performance in current roles
- Build confidence to take on new responsibilities
- Qualify for higher-paying opportunities
- Prepare for full qualifications such as the Certificate IV in Procurement and Contracting
Access for 12 months.
6. How much do short courses cost, and are payment options available?
Our short courses are competitively priced, starting from around $199.
Access is instant upon payment. Credit card payment is preferred.
Why Study with Transformed?
What Sets Us Apart
Flexible online study – self-paced, anywhere
Nationally recognised training (RTO 88152)
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