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About Traineeships Courses
Traineeships combine practical, on-the-job training with classroom learning, offering a flexible and effective way to earn a qualification while working. These programs are tailored to suit individual industries, allowing you to develop the skills required in real-world environments while also studying relevant theory. Traineeships can be a great option for those looking to upskill or begin a new career path.
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How does a traineeship work?
Traineeships combine formal training with on-the-job experience. You’ll work with an employer while completing a nationally recognised course—typically a Certificate II to IV qualification. Courses are delivered by Registered Training Organisations (RTOs).
What industries offer traineeships?
Traineeships are available in:
– Business and administration
– Retail and customer service
– Information technology
– Community services and health
– Finance and insurance
For a full list, visit Australian Apprenticeships.
Are traineeships available part-time?
Yes. Many traineeships are flexible and can be done part-time, which is ideal for school leavers, parents returning to the workforce, or career changers looking to study while working.
Is there a minimum wage for trainees?
Yes. Wages depend on your age, award agreement, and whether you’ve completed prior qualifications. Check up-to-date pay rates at Fair Work Australia.
Can mature-aged adults start a traineeship?
Absolutely. There’s no upper age limit. Many adults begin traineeships later in life, especially when changing careers or entering new industries. You may also qualify for mature-age support or funding incentives.