Federal Government scheme funds further training

 

Posted on 16/09/15 in

The Australian Government’s “Training for Employment Scholarships” scheme has been expanded - with applications now accepted until June 2016 nationally.

The scheme offers businesses employing less than 200 staff that have hired an unemployed person aged 18-24 years within the last three months  the chance to apply for up to $7500 to pay for job-specific training to upskill staff.

Businesses that employ apprentices can also apply for the “Training for Employment Scholarships” for training to extend their apprentices’ job skills.

The Scholarship funding can be used to pay for accredited courses (Certificate I or II), non-accredited training, such as seminars, licences and tickets required for working in specific industries, as well as for training to improve foundation skills in areas such as literacy, numeracy, writing or information technology.

“Training for Employment Scholarships” are available under the Youth Stream of the Australian Government’s $664 million Industry Skills Fund.

Click here for more information about the Scholarships, eligibility criteria and the application process.
 

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