Nara Training & Assessing

Founded in 1997, Nara Training and Assessing is a recognised and accredited training organisation based in Western Australia. 

They provide participants with a competitive advantage through industry links, spanning over 20 years in the construction and trade industry.  

Nara’s team take pride in delivering superior customer service, tailored training, and flexible delivery and assessment to meet the needs of individuals, businesses and corporations alike.  

The business delivers courses through purpose-built facilities and on-site at workplaces. They understand the importance of quality training reflective of industry standards and practices and their trainers and assessors are WorkSafe accredited with quality work experience in their field of expertise. 

Nara is part of the IntoWork Group. 

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Finding her feet on the workshop floor

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