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Information for Parents

ApprenticeshipIn the 2005 Budget, the Australian Government extended its commitment to improve the career education and transition support services availiable to young Australians.

tranzitions @ work play a significant and valuable role in responding to emerging skills needs in the community. Our role is to develop and implement strategies that will increase your child's awareness of industry skill requirements while providing valuable hands on experience. All of our services are completely Government funded which ensures maximum participation from students. The first year after school is in most cases the most important year in the career development of young people.



  Structured Workplace Learning

Your child may be about to participate in Structured Workplace Learning through tranzitions @ work. This is an exciting time as they will be acquiring valuable experience to assist in a successful transition from school to further education, training and employment. Students need your permission through signing their Structured Workplace Registration Form to complete this process.

  Australian School Based Apprenticeship



Completing an Australian School Based Apprenticeship  while finishing off their year 12 studies is a great way for your child to get a head start in their chosen career while getting paid. There are five steps that you can undertake as parents to ensure the success of your child while making sure you have aquired all the infomation:

  1. Contact us for a pack on how your child can obtain more information about the 600 apprenticeships availiable
  2. Indentify with them a suitable industry and occupation they may be interested in
  3. Contact your school's VET Coordinator to organize a Structured Workplace Learning opportunity so that they can try the industry/occupation they are intertested in
  4. Contact your school's VET Coordinator to register your child as a candidate Apprentice with us, OR


 Youth Pathways


The Youth Pathways programme has been implemented to assist those 13-19 year olds who are identified as being the most at risk of not making a successful transition through school. This programme can help your child reach their full potential while keeping them engaged with their education. Assistance may include:

  • Motivation
  • Problem Solving
  • Skill Development
  • Counselling or Mentoring
  • Advocacy
  • Assistance to access education and training
  • Referals to youth suicide or drug and alcohol services

Youth Pathways will develop and implement an individually appropriate Transition Plan for your child that is designed to address the barriers identified.

To find out whether your child is eligible for the programme or to discuss Youth Pathways further please:

CALL THE YOUTH PATHWAYS HOTLINE ON 1800 635 035 OR CONTACT US

 
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