CBD College

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CBD College is an Australian registered training organisation (RTO) that provides vocational education and short courses, including first aid, healthcare, business, and other professional training programs.

Sydney, NSW, Australia
cbdcollege.edu.au

About CBD College

CBD College is an Australian Registered Training Organisation (RTO) based in Sydney that delivers nationally recognised vocational courses and short courses across Australia. They specialise in practical, job‑focused training including first aid, CPR, mental health first aid, healthcare support, business, and other professional development programs. Many of their courses meet legislative or industry requirements (for example, first aid certification for workplaces) and are offered in classroom, blended, or online formats through their website cbdcollege.edu.au.

A CBD College charge on your bank or card statement usually relates to a course enrolment, workshop booking, or related training service. This can include one‑off payments for first aid or CPR courses, enrolment fees for longer vocational qualifications, re‑certification/refreshers, or fees for learning materials or certificates. In some cases, you might see a pre‑authorisation or pending charge when you first book online, which is later finalised as the actual course fee, or you may see multiple charges if you paid a deposit and then a remaining balance.

If you’re unsure about a CBD College charge, start by checking your email for booking confirmations, tax invoices, or receipts from cbdcollege.edu.au under your name or the name of a family member or employer. Compare the date and amount of the charge with any course you recently booked or attended. To resolve questions, you can contact CBD College directly via the contact details on their website (phone and email) with your full name, approximate charge amount, and date so they can locate your enrolment. Common issues—such as duplicate bookings, name mismatches, or changes to course dates—are usually handled by their student support team, who can clarify what the charge covers, adjust bookings, or advise on eligibility for refunds or transfers according to their policies.

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  1. CBD COLLEGE PTY LTD Sydney AU
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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of charges from CBD College typically appear on my bank statement?

Most CBD College charges are one‑time payments for course enrolments such as first aid, CPR, mental health first aid, healthcare, or business courses. You might also see fees for re-certification, course rescheduling, or additional materials (for example, replacement certificates or workbooks). If your employer booked the training on your behalf, the charge may still appear under “CBD College” or “cbdcollege.edu.au” on the corporate card statement.

Does CBD College use subscriptions or recurring billing for their courses?

CBD College generally charges on a per‑course basis rather than through ongoing subscriptions. Some longer vocational programs may involve staged or instalment payments, but these are usually agreed to at enrolment and clearly outlined on your invoice or payment plan. If you are seeing repeated charges, check whether you agreed to a payment schedule for a qualification or multiple course bookings over different dates.

Why do I see a pending or small temporary charge from CBD College?

When you book a course online, CBD College’s payment processor may place a temporary authorisation on your card to verify that the card is valid and has available funds. This can appear as a pending or small charge, which usually disappears or is replaced by the final course fee within a few business days. If a pending charge remains for more than a week, contact your bank and CBD College with a screenshot of the transaction for clarification.

How can I cancel or reschedule a CBD College course and stop any further charges?

To cancel or reschedule, visit cbdcollege.edu.au and refer to the course’s specific cancellation and transfer policy, then contact CBD College using the booking or contact details provided in your confirmation email. Many short courses allow rescheduling to another date (sometimes with a transfer fee) if you give sufficient notice, but late cancellations or no‑shows may incur a fee or be non‑refundable. Once a course is cancelled or transferred according to policy, you should not receive further charges beyond what is outlined in your confirmation or payment plan.

How do I request a refund for a CBD College charge I don’t recognise or no longer need?

First, locate any confirmation emails or tax invoices from CBD College and confirm whether someone in your household or workplace enrolled in a course using your card. If you still believe the charge is incorrect, contact CBD College directly via the phone or email listed on cbdcollege.edu.au, providing your full name, transaction date, last four digits of your card, and the amount. Refunds are handled in line with their refund and cancellation policy, which may vary by course type and how close to the start date you request the refund.

What are common CBD College charge amounts, and how can I verify mine?

CBD College fees vary depending on the course (for example, basic first aid or CPR courses are typically lower cost than full vocational qualifications). The exact amount you were charged should match the fee shown at checkout and on the tax invoice or receipt emailed to you after booking. To verify, search your email for “CBD College” or “cbdcollege.edu.au,” or log in to any student portal link they provided to view your booking and payment history.

How can I contact CBD College about a billing or payment issue?

Go to cbdcollege.edu.au and use the official contact details listed there, which typically include a phone number and an email address for student support or administration. When you contact them, have your full name, course name, location, course date, and payment details (date and amount of charge, last four digits of your card) ready so they can quickly locate your record. Avoid sharing full card numbers via email—use only the information they request to identify your payment.

What if I was charged by CBD College but never attended or can’t remember booking?

It’s common for people to forget a booking made weeks in advance for mandatory workplace training, or for an employer or family member to use your card with permission. Check with your workplace HR or training coordinator, and review your emails around the date you booked to see if you registered yourself or someone else. If you still can’t identify the enrolment, contact CBD College with the transaction details and ask them to confirm the booking name, course, and location so you can decide whether to proceed with a refund or transfer request under their policy.

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