The Schools2Skills program for 2012 offers WA secondary schools up to $5000 to assist students enrolled in the new Cert II Building and Construction Pathways program, PLUS up to $100 per student undertaking a construction site-based work experience placement. Email careers@nolimits.com.au for an application pack today!
If you have left school and successfully complete a pre-apprenticeship in a recognised construction trade during 2012, the Construction Training Fund can provide you with a scholarship of $250 to help you along with your career.
John Forrest Senior High School and MPA Skills won the national School Pathways to VET Award at the Australian Training Awards in 2011.The joint venture program, based at the John Forrest SHS Trade Training Centre, provides students with pre-apprenticeship qualifications in Plumbing & Gasfitting or Painting and Decorating, with options for employment as a school based apprentice.Prime Minister Julia Gillard attended the official opening of the Trade Training Centre in 2010.
A brand new construction qualification will commence delivery in WA schools in 2012. The new Certificate II Building and Construction Pathways program was developed following extensive consultation with key stakeholders and employers in WA's construction industry. The new qualification is endorsed by the Curriculum Council of WA and can be included in a student's WACE and will become the preferred pathway for school leavers seeking trade or para-professional entry into the construction industry.
Western Australia's construction industry is BIG!Our homes, roads, bridges, schools, shops, hospitals and sporting facilities don't plan, design, build and maintain themselves. It takes a whole industry of skilled people to bring this all to life for the shelter, security, leisure and convenience we require in our daily lives.This website contains a variety of information that can help you plan a dynamic and exciting career in the one industry with no limits - WA's construction industry!
Jake Hall has a world wide reputation as a highly skilled tradesman, with an international award to prove it.He competed in the Wall and Floor Tiling category against apprentices from 19 other countries at the 41st International WorldSkills Competition in London, during October 2011. Congratulations on an outstanding effort! We are planning to feature more of Jake's WorldSkills story in the near future.
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