Australian Training Plus (ATP) is a registered training organisation and an arm of Joblink Plus, delivering short courses and nationally recognised qualifications that help job seekers move into steady work.
ATP runs dozens of short courses alongside long course clusters, each with its own units and intakes. Job seekers searching for a quick skills course, students weighing up a longer qualification, and employers checking training options for staff all needed to land on the right information fast. Behind the scenes, ATP's team also needed course details to stay current without re-entering the same information in two different places. A course calendar that people could actually filter by location and program was high on the list, along with a way for website enquiries to reach the team without becoming an extra manual step.
The Solution
The Solution
We built a custom API that connects ATP's course management system directly to their new Webflow site. When a course is added or updated on their end, the change flows through to the website automatically, so nobody needs to set it up twice. Course information across the site was restructured so short courses and long course clusters are easy to browse for whoever is looking, whether that's a job seeker, a current student, or an employer. The course calendar became a live, working tool rather than a static list, with filtering by location and program built in. Website enquiries now feed straight into ATP's own system, landing where the team already works instead of sitting in a separate inbox.
The Result
The Result
Course details now stay accurate across ATP's systems without anyone touching the same information twice. Job seekers and employers can filter the course calendar by location and program to find what's actually running near them, and enquiries reach ATP's team automatically the moment someone submits one. For a training provider whose whole purpose is matching people to the right course, the site now does exactly that: quickly, and without the manual handling that used to sit behind it.