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Why Study Apprenticeships & Traineeships
To undertake traineeships or apprenticeships in QLD with Major Training, you must be employed full-time or part-time and have access to a workplace relevant to your qualification. Learn more about what’s involved with starting your qualification with our information for apprentices and trainees.
Major Training are the apprenticeship specialists. We provide a range of traineeship and apprenticeship courses so you can get qualified and strengthen your skills. Apprenticeship training combines work with structured skill development and can be full-time, part-time, or school-based – where some of the training is undertaken while the apprentice or trainee is in high school.
APPRENTICESHIPS & TRAINEESHIPS
As an RTO, Major Training can facilitate the training component of an apprenticeship or traineeship. If you’re thinking of hiring an apprentice or trainee, view our information for employers for advice and helpful links. We offer a wide range of apprenticeship training across many industries, including:
We provide customised apprenticeship training plans face-to-face with employers and students to ensure you’re learning the right skills. Working in partnership with Australian Apprenticeship Networks, our team provides education and coaching to employers around supervision requirements for all types of apprenticeships.
Delivering theory and practical training onsite allows us to develop relevant skills in a real-world setting, so you can complete your apprenticeship or traineeship with advanced skill competencies.
To maintain a high standard of training, we only employ trainers and assessors with current industry experience. We also offer support to employers for performance management of apprentices as required, as well as Career Start Funding, Career Boost Funding and other funding options for students.
SCHOOL-BASED APPRENTICESHIPS
A school-based apprenticeship is a formal arrangement that permits high school students (typically those in Year 11 or 12) to receive training as paid employees while studying for their senior certificate. This involves providing a minimum of 375 hours (50 days) of paid employment for each 12 months from the date of commencement of the school-based apprenticeship or traineeship.
For the electrotechnology industry, the minimum is 600 hours (80 days) This arrangement must influence the student’s school timetable for the apprenticeship or traineeship to be considered school-based. Learn more about school-based apprenticeships
Major Training has over 20 years’ experience in training apprentices and trainees, so you can rely on us to help you build a successful career. For more information on how we facilitate traineeships and apprenticeship training, please contact us today.
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Why Our Students choose to study with major
Both students and employers consistently select Major Training as their training partner of choice due to our regularly scheduled short courses and flexible training delivery options. We offer weekly short courses across multiple sites including on-site/private courses, and our qualifications can be delivered either onsite or remotely, catering to diverse preferences. Our trainers, who are industry experts, dedicate themselves to customising their delivery to meet the specific needs of our students.
Students Each Year
Over 10,000 students complete their training with us every year!
Student Pass Rate
We maintain an impressive 95% pass rate and offer additional support where needed to ensure every student's success.
RTO For Flexible Delivery Options
Our commitment to flexible delivery options allows you to train on your terms.
Years Experience in Training
Leading the way in real-world training for the Construction, Automotive and Engineering Industries for over 2 decades.
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