
What is an apprenticeship or traineeship?
Apprenticeships and traineeships let you earn while you learn. Gain real wages, on-the-job training and formal study. You'll get a nationally recognised qualification and real-world experience.

Why do an apprenticeship or traineeship?
On-the-job training means learning skills that employers need. You’ll be hands-on, gaining confidence and knowledge that will set you up for your future career. You will also earn while you learn.

How to get started
Depending on what stage you’re at in your studies, and what kind of position you’re after, there are a few different types of apprenticeships and traineeships available in Victoria.

Support and advice
Apprenticeships Victoria provides support and advice for apprentices and employers, including financial assistance and guidance from the Victorian Government.

Safety and wellbeing
It’s your right to work in an environment that’s as safe as possible, without risks to your physical or mental health.

Getting ready to finish
Your apprenticeship is completed when you achieve all competencies in your training plan, your employer confirms your competence with your RTO, and the RTO records this in the apprenticeship database.
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