
May 2009
Our history begins
Allara Learning CEO, Andrew Lewis, acquires Central Coast Hospitality and relaunches the company under the new trading name of “Tactical Training Group Pty Ltd” moving its head office to Sydney.
Highlights from our company history since 2009
Allara Learning CEO, Andrew Lewis, acquires Central Coast Hospitality and relaunches the company under the new trading name of “Tactical Training Group Pty Ltd” moving its head office to Sydney.
Tactical Training Group acquires Registered Training Organisation WG Learning (No. 91178).
Following the successful acquisition of WG Learning, Tactical Training Group announces their intent to reposition under the single brand, Allara Learning. In alignment with the introduction of the new brand, a new corporate identity, including a new logo and visual identity are introduced.
The Cowboys team up with Allara Learning to help 20 unemployed local Indigenous Australians achieve their employment dreams through the North Queensland Cowboys’, “Dream, Believe, Achieve” hospitality training program.
Allara Learning combines their training expertise with the latest best practices in online learning to create a suite of online short courses.
Allara Learning expands their existing relationship with the North Queensland Cowboys, signing on as a major partner, that will see the Allara Learning logo feature on the back of the NRL player shorts
Delivered by Allara Learning, the North Queensland Cowboys Dream, Believe, Achieve training program was named the ‘Community Training Initiative of the Year’ at the Regional Queensland Training Awards.
Allara Learning teamed up with Merivale, Sydney’s premier hospitality group, to develop a new series of micro-training videos. Shot on location in Merivale venues, these short ‘bite-sized’ training videos show staff best practice techniques and highlight how to avoid common injuries in the workplace.
Allara Learning announce a new partnership and community program with the South Sydney Rabbitohs. The two organisations team up to deliver the Strive for Success program, aimed at helping local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to gain hospitality skills and secure employment within the industry.
Allara Learning team up with R U OK? to develop a new free online course for the hospitality industry.
Players from The North Queensland Toyota Cowboys organise, host and serve guests for ‘Cowboys Night For A Cause’, as part of their studies with Allara Learning.
Allara Learning and Merivale launch The Merivale Apprenticeship School, a first of its kind chef apprenticeship programme led by one of Australia’s most celebrated chefs, Peter Doyle.
Allara Learning and Townsville’s luxury resort and premier entertainment destination The Ville Resort-Casino teamed up to launch a new hospitality training academy in North Queensland.
Allara Learning celebrates 10 years of helping business and individuals to grow.
Kiribati hospitality students from InterContinental Hayman Island Resort graduate with a SIT30616 Certificate III in Hospitality.
Allara Learning and Marriott International launch the Journey to Success program to help Indigenous and disadvantaged youth by providing skills training, employment opportunities and long-term careers in the hospitality industry.