|Give young people a head
start in a career
– while they are still at school
The challenge facing school leavers is that they are at a disadvantage to job seekers with work experience. But how do they gain experience or industry knowledge if no-one will give them a job or work experience?
It’s a Catch 22.
The answer is: Australian School-based Apprenticeships.
You can give a young person both experience and skills training while they are still at school. Australian School-based Apprenticeships provide students with the opportunity to commence vocational learning and part-time paid employment whilst still at school.
These AS-bAs, otherwise known as school-based traineeships or apprenticeships, enable students to obtain a nationally recognised qualification as well as points towards their senior certificate.
You can give them a head start on a career and you may be eligible for financial incentives.
Australian School-based Apprentices are considered by government to have Nominated Equity Group status
|| $ 1,500.00|
|| $ 2,500.00|
|Special additional incentives paid to employers - commencement
All the incentives listed are subject to change and eligibility criteria apply. Information above is provided as a guide only.
You can give a young person both experience and skills training