Gaining more skills through study, training and apprenticeships is a great way to increase your employment prospects.
Help with transition from study to work
The transition from work to study can be stressful. There are a number of services that can support you to move from study to work.
Apprenticeships and traineeships
The current skills shortage in Australia makes this an excellent time to gain skills by starting an apprenticeship or traineeship.
Learning through work experience
You can gain experience and develop new skills in the workplace through work experience. Many job seekers find that this is a helpful first step towards getting a job.
Productivity Places Program
The Productivity Places Program offers free training courses in skills employers want. The Program is a great way to improve your skills so you can find long term employment. You can choose from a list of courses that are offered in your local area.
Mental Health First Aid in the Workplace e-learning course
The Mental Health First Aid in the Workplace e-learning course has been developed to give you a greater understanding of mental illness and the ability to support people with mental illness in the workplace.
Auslan training
If you use Auslan (Australian Sign Language) as your primary method of communication, your employer may be eligible for financial assistance for Auslan interpreting services, Deaf awareness training and Auslan training for your immediate co-workers.
Other training options
If you want training to increase your skills, experience or confidence, there are a number of other training options available to you.