Write for us

Advantage Training publishes original long-form guides for Australian workers, supervisors and trainers. If you can write like someone who has marked an assessment workbook or stood in a pre-start, we want to hear from you.

What we want

• 1,200 words or more of original Australian English. No spun, translated or AI-dumped copy.
• A fit with our hubs: WHS, leadership, training and assessment, RPL or vocational education.
• Practical steps, named Australian instruments where relevant, and examples that could happen on a Tuesday in Ballarat or Bunbury.
• Descriptive headings. No “everything you need to know” unless you then deliver everything.

What we will not run

• Course sales pages, coupon dumps or “best RTO” lists written by the RTO.
• Medical, legal or immigration advice dressed up as a listicle.
• Unlabelled paid links, sitewide footer trades or article bodies stuffed with exact-match anchors.
• Anything that tells a reader to ignore a regulator, skip consultation or fake RPL evidence.

Links and sponsored mentions

Editorial links to public resources (Safe Work Australia, training.gov.au, Fair Work) are normal. A commercial or guest-placed link is a different thing. If we agree to include one, it carries rel="sponsored" in the HTML. Readers can see the difference; so can Google. That is the point.

Example of how a sponsored mention is marked in copy: readers may compare providers listed in a sponsored My Skills directory mention — the relationship is disclosed in the link itself.

How to pitch

Use the contact form and choose “Write for us”. Include your name, a one-line workplace bio, the proposed title, the hub it belongs in, and why an Australian reader would finish the piece. We reply when a pitch is a fit; silence after three weeks is a no.

By submitting, you confirm the work is yours, has not been published elsewhere, and can be edited to our house style. We keep a right to add corrections after publication under our editorial standards.