From January 2026, the support available to employers taking on an apprentice will fall from $5,000 to just $4,000 per apprentice, another blow to small businesses already struggling to stay afloat. In the last financial year, almost 15,000 businesses have gone broke under Labor’s watch, and this cut risks pushing even more to the wall…
The Apprentice Employment Network is absolutely thrilled to announce the winners of the 2025 Awards for Excellence and their Group Training and host employers, who have supported their skill journey to make this success a reality! Media Statement: Read More
Unlocking a $26 Billion Opportunity: New Report Reveals Power of Apprenticeships Reversing the decline in Australia’s apprenticeship system could unlock $26.2 billion in national value over the next decade – lifting wages, deepening workforce capacity, and driving productivity growth. That’s the key finding of a new report by MEGT, developed in partnership with Deloitte Access…