RMIT Training moves to Bourke Street

Building 108 can be reached by walking south down Swanston Street, then left into Bourke Street.

RMIT Training has moved to a new location in the heart of the CBD, at RMIT Building 108, 235-251 Bourke Street, Melbourne.

The company will now conduct all its services and activities from one centralised location.

Reception is located on level 10 for all business enquiries. English classes and IELTS and Pearson testing are held on levels 6 to 9, with employees located over levels 10 and 11.

RMIT Training CEO, Rachel Holthouse said the move accomplishes a long term company goal for all of RMIT Training to be based in one building.

“This enables us to work more closely together on projects and activity that enables RMIT Training to make a valuable contribution to RMIT University,” she said.

“Our RMIT English Worldwide students and IELTS and Pearson test candidates have already been enjoying the improved facilities and space since August 2015.”

RMIT Training is located opposite the Target Centre in Bourke Street Mall, in Melbourne’s central shopping and restaurant district and a short tram ride from RMIT University.

You can tour the RMIT Training campus.

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