A Brighter Future through Student Work Placements and School Based Apprenticeships & TraineeshipsSkillsOne television presenter Rachel Small talks about The Bright Futures Campaign and defines School Based Apprenticeships & Traineeships (SBATs) and Work Placements. A number of vox pops fromRead More
If it wasn’t for Theodora Hatzidakis’s School Based Traineeship at Happy Faces After-School Care she would have left school in Year 10 and not completed her Higher School Certificate (HSC). This year she will be finishing her HSC and comingPlay Video
Alex Dagger, aged 16, is the only School Based Trainee at Kordia Telecommunications, standing him in good stead for employment after school. The telecommunications industry has recognised the skills shortage as an opportunity to skill up school students and fillPlay Video
With the cooperation of at GOTAFE and her employer, Northern Veterinary Group, Jessica Pendlebury became the TAFE’s first student to undertake a Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing as an Australian School-based Apprentice. Working hard to both complete her VCE and bePlay Video
School Based Apprenticeships and Traineeships are more than just part-time jobs - they’re a great way to set yourself up for the career you want whilst you are completing your HSC. School Based Apprenticeships and Traineeships are available to allPlay Video
Courtney Hanigan, aged 17, is Amelia Holland’s first School Based Trainee at her florist in Norwest Market Centre, Baulkham Hills. As a small business owner Amelia was hesitant about taking on a School Based Trainee, however, over the past twoPlay Video
SkillsOne television presenter Rachel Small talks about The Bright Futures Campaign and defines School Based Apprenticeships & Traineeships (SBATs) and Work Placements. A number of vox pops from various apprentices, trainees, parents, schools & employers feature in this informative video.Play Video
With the cooperation of GOTAFE and her employer, Northern Veterinary Group, Jessica Pendlebury became the TAFE’s first student to undertake a Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing as an Australian School-based Apprentice. Working hard to both complete her VCE and bePlay Video
Throughout both primary and secondary school, I think I’ve possibly changed my mind about what I wanted to do at least 30 times. I’ve gone from school teacher, to zoo keeper, to veterinarian, to forensic scientist, but somehow I alwaysRead More
NSW Training Award nominees Tyrone Pynor, Alana Samrani and Tearra Charles talk about the benefits of doing a School Based Apprenticeship and how it has put them one step ahead in their career.
The Skills and Thrills Career Showcase is an engaging presentation taking careers advice out of the classroom and onto the screen, through an action-packed session of video, animation, music, personal ambassador stories, industry statistics and host engagement. The Skills andRead More
Tasmania’s School-Based apprenticeship program is helping lift the State’s retention rates, according to Premier and Minister for Education and Skills, David Bartlett.Speaking on Tuesday at the graduation of eight Tasmanian apprentices and trainees in Hobart, Mr Bartlett said the programRead More
We will meet with Michael Burt the general manager of Landcom and he will have a chat about the project Youthbuild, chatting about how young people can get involved and show us were it all takes place. Youthbuild is anPlay Video
The Skills and Thrills DIGITAL Parents Showcases is now closed for 2021. We hope you enjoyed it while it was available (March- May). Please subscribe to the SkillsOne Newsletter to stay up to date on the next release date andRead More
In an innovative example of schools working together, Marrickville High School hosted a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) Activities Day incollaboration with the University of Technology Sydney (UTS)’s Faculty of Engineering and IT, and Sydney Business Partnerships. OverPlay Video
A collaborative approach to Australian School-based Apprenticeships. An eleven year partnership between MEGT and vetEast (seven Melbourne schools) has facilitated vocational pathways for more than 1000 students. As the 2009 winner of the GTA Partnership Award, this program is beingPlay Video
Jessica Taggart's Bright Future began when she undertook a School Based Traineeship, now she is the NSW School Based Trainee of the Year! Jessica's interest in the nursing field began when her younger sister was born with a complex congenitalPlay Video
Perth based John Forrest Secondary College (JFSC) caters for approximately 650 students drawn from broad socio-economic and ethnic backgrounds. The college’s long standing INSTEP program provides the framework through which a suite of vocational education and training (VET) pathways are providedPlay Video
Every Saturday Jesse Adams, a School Based Trainee Chef, showcases his cooking skills at Catalina, Rose Bay. While balancing a Year 12 workload, Jesse is close to completing his Certificate II Hospitality traineeship and on his way to securing hisPlay Video
Some students undertake nationally recognised vocational education and training (VET) qualifications while they are still at school. VET is learning which is directly related to work. Nationally recognised qualifications are developed by industry to give people the knowledge and skills theyPlay Video
John Taccori describes his job as helping young people work out what they're good at, and helping them to pursue that interest as a career. He is an experienced career and vocational counsellor, offers his insights and advice into thePlay Video
Here at WorldSkills Competition 2008, Justin shows how he has combined his love of cars and painting to undertake a fulfilling career! About Vehicle Painting: Eleven competitors will take part in the challenge to paint the front end of aPlay Video
School Based Apprenticeships, Traineeships and Work Placements are a great way for students to experience work and undertake formal, on the job training as part of their Higher School Certificate. “The program is a really great way to encourage studentsPlay Video
Electro Group Training is a Group Training Organisation (GTO) and a Registered Training Organisation (RTO). It is also a not-for-profit organisation offering school based apprenticeships (ASBA) as well as training and providing qualified electricians to the Electro-Technology industry This programPlay Video
Wednesday 10 May 6pm A free Showcase presented in partnership with Training Services NSW about Industry and Global Trends, Jobs of the future, Vocational Education and Training, Apprenticeships, Traineeships- both School Based and Post School to support parents in providingRead More
Perth based John Forrest Secondary College (JFSC) caters for approximately 650 students drawn from broad socioeconomic and ethnic backgrounds. The college’s longstanding INSTEP program provides the frame work through which a suite of vocational education and training (VET) pathways arePlay Video
Wenona is a school for girls and young women that aims to enhance and enrich the learning experience. Female participation in the engineering fields in desperately low. How appropriate that the school, through its inaugural Head of STEM Andy Draper,Play Video
Team USA visited Cardinal Newman Elementary School as part of the One School One Country program. They were greeted with a raucous reception by the students and staff and spoke to Mark Claypool and Jack Frederick. Students and Competitors exchanged giftsPlay Video
WorldSkills Competitors from New Zealand took a trip back to their Elementary and Junior High School days as they made a visit to St James School in Calgary as part of the One School One Country program. Students at St James had beenPlay Video
Competitors from the South African WorldSkills Team took a trip to Olympic Heights Elementary School as part of the One School One Country program. They received a warm welcome and exchanged gifts with the delightful school at a special assembly.
When Stephanie Brown accepted an art teacher position at James Cook Boys High School in Southern Sydney, she soon felt that much of the boys’ aggression and frustration could be channelled positively. She developed the Machismo Project - a circusPlay Video
The Agribusiness Gateway to Industry Schools project encompasses a variety of exciting career pathways and jobs associated with on-farm production and the various stages of distribution, value adding, processing and product marketing through the farm to consumer supply chain. The Agribusiness Gateway to IndustryPlay Video
Maths? Nah. English? No way. Being paid to learn Metalwork? Sweet! Being paid to learn skills in metalwork - while still at school - is a project Kempsey High School has undertaken in conjunction with local businesses to give kidsPlay Video
School-based apprenticeships and traineeships (SATs) allow high school students, generally in Years 10, 11 or 12, to work for an employer and train towards a recognised qualification, while completing their secondary schooling and studying for their Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE) and/or Australian TertiaryPlay Video
Lauren Yates is a winner of the Australian Vocational Student prize for outstanding vocational achievement in secondary education - she explains the advantages of a TVET course in high school as she prepares gnocci sauce in the learning kitchens ofPlay Video
Within Australia’s justice system, the correctional services sector plays a major role in the management and supervision of offenders in both custodial and community-based corrections. Within the correctional services sector there is also the aim to reduce the risk ofPlay Video