WASPWA School of PathologyPhlebotomy · PathologyMaster venepuncture skills with our comprehensive 5-day training course. Learn blood collection in a friendly professional environment.
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RTO 6720WangaraNationally recognisedAccredited since 1998
Upcoming 2026
UNITS:
Open to non-medical
2026 Dates
17th to the 21st of August 6 places left for booking
UNITS:
17th 18th August booking now
Medical background required for the logbook requirements.
(If you are unsure of eligibility please call the office)
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You do not need a medical background to explore a rewarding path in healthcare.
Our intensive, 5-day face-to-face Phlebotomy course is specifically designed for beginners, career changers, and non-medical individuals who want to master blood collection from scratch.
We focus entirely on real-world application. This means you will spend your time practicing real skills rather than just listening to lectures. Our classroom setup replicates a true medical clinic, ensuring your learning experience is deeply interactive, highly tactile, and directly relevant to actual clinical environments. Start your Phlebotomy career today.
Are you currently studying? This course is an excellent complement for University, Nursing, Medical, and Paramedic students. Venipuncture is a highly sought-after practical skill. Gaining this hands-on mastery early expands your clinical capabilities, giving you a valuable competitive edge and enhancing your employment options ahead of graduation.
By the time you complete the course, you will possess the practical skills, clinical confidence, and industry certification required to greatly open up your professional opportunities.
Contact us today for more information.
Health update · January 2026
The WA School of Pathology has made changes to the number of intakes meaning our training has been scaled down to only have minimum numbers of participants on each training session.
Strict new guidelines are in place for all students and trainers, to ensure the safety of everyone attending a training session.
The health of each person attending a training session, and the health of our staff is our concern, WASP will continue to take the appropriate steps to keep staff and students safe whilst attending the training..
Please read the below information this has been update January 2026
WASP will continue to update our students with any changes made in regards to the training.
from the 31st of January 2026 it is a requirement for each student to produce a negative rapid antigen test upon arrival to the venue on each day of attendance.
Due to COVID and RSV Please check with the office on 93023306 if you have any concerns.
The WA School of Pathology (WASP) was awarded Training Accreditation status in 1998 and has continued to focus our attention on delivering the most comprehensive up to date training in Australia. The units of competency acquired by candidates during their training can be used to up skill or employment seeking prospects.
Our training is a great experience to consider. It provides the practical hands on skills required to perform specimen collections and the understanding of the medical terminology used in the industry; considering the legislative and professional standards required within the industry. All this is done using the current industry methodology and equipment.
For new candidates to the field, it gives a ‘taster’ of working in the industry, and many companies have employed students which have completed their studies through the WASP training.
We are very proud to state we have not compromised our Accreditation status during the past 20+ years and will continue to deliver the highest quality of training in the future.
We teach people of all backgrounds from university students and nurses to people with no medical background. We have taught many people the art of Blood and Specimen Collection/Phlebotomy.
In 2014 The company collaborated with one of WA's biggest medical universities, again offering our Perth students the opportunities to be part of medical research programs, and contribute towards medical science studies, by using their venepuncture skills.
In 2016, we became the first Training Organisation to have a working collection clinic attached to our training rooms in Perth, WA.
2018: R3GEN: Medical Research Lab, opened its doors and is the first research lab to be connected to a RTO school.
We are very pleased to be in collaboration with R3GEN and even more excited to be the first RTO school to have a medical lab attached to our Perth based training rooms.
The WA School of Pathology will always be moving with the medical industry offering our students the finest training and opportunities.
WASP: Head Office: PERTH
Other training facilities Perth, WA.
Our training is RECOGNISED NATIONALLY.
“You can trust that you are getting the best standards of education”
1998
Training Accreditation status
2014
Collaboration with one of WA's biggest medical universities
2016
Working collection clinic attached to training rooms
2018
R3GEN Medical Research Lab connected to RTO school
