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Employing an apprentice or trainee

A quick reference guide to the steps involved in employing an apprentice or trainee.

STEP 1: Employ an apprentice or trainee

  • Hire the employee yourself
  • Use a Group Training Company

STEP 2: Contact an Australian Apprenticeship Centre (AAC) and complete a Training Contract

AACs can:  
  • advise on incentives for employing apprentices/trainees
  • advise on apprenticeships/traineeships
  • advise on employment through Group Training Companies
  • assist with the choice of correct qualification.

Both the employer and apprentice sign the Training Contract.

STEP 3: Choose an RTO to assist with training delivery and to issue the qualification 

The apprentice/trainee must be enrolled within three months of them commencing work and a full Training Plan completed.

STEP 4: Employer, apprentice/trainee and RTO complete a Training Plan

The Training Plan outlines who will deliver the training and when and where your apprentice/trainee needs to go.

STEP 5: Claim incentives available

Qualifying empolyers may be eligible for Commonwealth incentives.

STEP 6: Apprentice/Trainee receives training 

Employers must follow the training plan to ensure the apprentice/trainee receives on the job training, supervision and assessment according to the requirement of the training plan.

Employer allows the apprentice/trainee to attend the off-the-job training  during normal working hours (this is paid time).

STEP 7: Qualification issued

The RTO will advise on arrangements for issuing the qualification.

For further information on the Training Package, please contact the state-based Industry Training Advisory Bodies (ITABs)

 
New South Wales Northern Territory (NT) Queensland

ForestWorks
(02) 8898 6990
Sharmily Mukherjee
smukherjee@forestworks.com.au

Primary Industries Training Advisory Council
(08) 8981 0055
Eddie Morgan
eddie.morgan@pitac.org.au
ForestWorks
(07) 3358 5169
Bruce Harle
bharle@forestworks.com.au
Tasmania Victoria Western Australia
ForestWorks
(03) 6331 5438 
Eva Down 
edown@forestworks.com.au
ForestWorks
(03) 9321 3510
Sharyn Wright
swright@forestworks.com.au
Food, Fibre & Timber Industires Training Council (WA) Inc
(08) 9477 5055 
admin@fftitrainingcouncil.com.au
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