Applying for apprenticeships and traineeships in Queensland
Who is eligible?
Just about anyone who wants to combine training with working in a paid job is eligible for an apprenticeship or traineeship. Learn more about who is eligible.
Queensland Government traineeships
Queensland Government traineeships combine practical, hands-on work in the workplace with college training. Traineeships provide you with a qualification that is recognised anywhere in Australia, and with the experience you need to get the job you want. Learn more about Queensland Government traineeships.
Induction
An induction is an introduction to the apprenticeship or traineeship, and outlines everything you will need to know about your training and working arrangements
Probation
Each apprenticeship and traineeship has a set probationary period. This gives you and your employer time to work together and decide whether to continue with the apprenticeship or traineeship. Learn more about probation.
What you must do
As an apprentice or trainee, you must attend and perform work as directed by your employer and work toward achieving the competencies of your training plan. Learn more about your responsibilities as an apprentice or trainee.
Signing the contract
A training contract legally binds you and your employer. It is signed by you and your employer, and your parent or guardian if you are aged under 18. Learn more about training contracts.
Terms you need to understand
The language of apprenticeships and traineeships can sometimes be a bit confusing. Below are explanations of some common terms you may come across.
Types of apprenticeships
There are a number of different types of apprenticeships and traineeships. Which category do you belong to?
Contact Apprenticeships info 1800 210 210 or Training Queensland 1300 369 935
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