SkillsTech Australia encourages manufacturers to target apprentices
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SkillsTech Australia is encouraging the manufacturing sector to target advanced adult apprentices to combat skills shortages. |
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Apprentices - the future of our industry
SkillsTech Australia Director of Client Services and Industry Engagement Helen Bulle said state apprenticeship funding and federal employer incentives plus apprentice tool bonuses were available across all sectors to recruit, train and employ adult apprentices.
“This funding is available for any sector, including manufacturing,” Ms Bulle said.
“SkillsTech Australia is willing and more than able to work with manufacturers on customised training programs to engage advanced adult apprentices for their sector.
“SkillsTech Australia can assist sectors in identifying appropriate mature-aged candidates and provide RPL assessments and customised training solutions specific to the enterprise needs.
“This type of tailored training ensures the apprentice is immediately productive and also attaining their qualifications to Australian best practice and industry standard.
“SkillsTech Australia encourages all sectors to investigate the funding available; with incentives from $4000 for eligible employers and more than $5000 for eligible apprentices. The funding is available to assist with skills shortages across all sectors.”
To apply for the funding, please visit:
http://www.australianapprenticeships.gov.au/Info_Emps/Incentives.asp
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