The Cheetah is known for being the fastest animal on four legs, capable of speeds up to 110 kilometres per hour. However, when chasing an animal at this speed, the Cheetah can only run for about 500 metres and then it needs a long rest.
Code of Practice
TTI is a Registered Training Organisation which takes special pride in the quality of the services it offers to it students. We aim to deliver best practice in training and assessment services, with strict adherence to the National Standards for vocational education.
TTI supports the integrity of Registered Training Organisations by:
- complying with all relevant State and Federal legislation, including the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998, Apprenticeship and Traineeship Act 2001, Occupational Health and Safety Act 2000, New South Wales Anti-Discrimination Act 1977, and the principles of Access and Equity;
- behaving in a professional and ethical manner, with honesty, due care and diligence, and being accountable for its actions; and
- avoiding practices and activities which may bring Registered Training Organisation services into disrepute.
TTI is committed to ensuring customer satisfaction. This is demonstrated through TTI:
- treating all students with respect and dignity;
- providing assistance to help students achieve their desired outcome;
- tailoring assistance to aid students in different circumstances and from different backgrounds;
- providing high quality facilities and materials to assist in student learning;
- respecting our students' privacy, while accurately recording and securely storing student records for their future reference;
- providing flexibility in our training and assessment delivery to cater for individual student needs; and
- encouraging students to give feedback, without fear of prejudice, to support our continuous improvement endeavours.
