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Range of Apprenticeship and Traineeship Options

As an Australian Apprentice or trainee you can choose from a wide range of career, training and employment options to suit your career ambitions.

Available Qualifications

With over 600 apprenticeship and traineeship qualifications to choose from in Queensland, you are sure to find one that suits your interests and abilities.
To see all the different career options available, visit the Department of Education and Training list of Apprenticeships and Traineeships

Training Options

You and your employer have a number of options regarding your training, including being able to choose your training provider and having input into how, when and where the training is delivered.

Training providers are known as Supervising Registered Training Organisations (SRTOs) and are either public (i.e. TAFE) or privately run organisations that are contracted by the Queensland Government to deliver apprenticeship and traineeship training. 

What is the role of the Training Provider?

Your training provider:

  • Establishes your Training Plan
  • Undertakes an Employer Resource Assessment
  • Delivers the training and assesses your achievements
  • Issues you with your qualification upon your successful completion

How do I choose a Training Provider?

Ultimately it is up to your employer to choose a suitable training provider, though many employers choose to make this decision in conjunction with their apprentice or trainee. When choosing a training provider it is important to take into account their flexibility in meeting your training needs, including how, where and when the training will be delivered, their experience, ongoing support and how much input you and your employer have in the training delivered.
 

Different Modes of Training

On-the-Job Training – allows you to achieve the dedicated industry skills and necessary hands on experience needed to complete your qualification. This may be achieved by:

  • Attending work placement on one set day per week during the school week e.g. every Wednesday.

  • Attending work placement in times outside those hours during the school week e.g. Thursday night, weekends and school holidays.


Off-the-Job Training – allows you to complete the theoretical component of your qualification. This may be achieved by: 

  • Attending college during your school week

  • Working through your work booklets in your own time or in spare periods while at school

  • Incorporating training outside your normal school hours or over your school holidays.

     

     


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