2020 Awards Of Excellence Winners
Australian Jobs Report 2022 – released 23 February 2023
This publication provides an overview of trends in the Australian labour market to support job seekers, employment service providers, career practitioners, those considering future training and people interested in labour market issues.
NATIONAL APPRENTICESHIP WEEK 13 – 19 February 2023
This is an opportunity for all apprentice employers in Australia to get involved in their own way to promote their support and engagement with Australian Apprenticeships. A simple way you may like to observe NAWA is to share a good news story on social media this week of an apprentice doing well through your GTO’s support.
“Give a Shout” is the social media element proposed by MIGAS, encouraging apprentices and employers to get involved in NAWA
Congratulations to all our finalists and award winners for the 2022 Apprentice Employment Network WA (AEN WA) Awards for Excellence program, held on the 21 October, at the Burswood on Swan venue, Perth.
It was another successful award event for AEN WA with a great turnout of some 172 people. The event showcased the educational and training excellence of the top apprentices and trainees from the AEN WA members and recognised the commitment of the host employers who support them in their career development.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND CYBER SECURITY
With the rapid changes in information technology (IT), and the need for greater specialisation within IT fields it’s never been more important for businesses to have a well trained IT team. The WA Government is offering three new existing worker traineeships with course fees reduced by up to 72%. They all offer excellent pathways for high level skills development and/or career progression into specialist or leadership roles to meet future business needs.
Warrikal are offering a Civil Traineeship targeted at Indigenous and female candidates. This opportunity provides you with a development pathway within the Civil and Construction industry whilst obtaining a Nationally Accredited Certificate II in Civil Construction with additional industry recognised tickets.
Congratulations to all our finalists and award winners for the 2022 Apprentice Employment Network WA (AEN WA) Awards for Excellence program, held on the 21 October, at the Burswood on Swan venue, Perth.
It was another successful award event for AEN WA with a great turnout of some 172 people. The event showcased the educational and training excellence of the top apprentices and trainees from the AEN WA members and recognised the commitment of the host employers who support them in their career development.
Not sure where to start when it comes to tax time? The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) can help.
The ATO has a range of resources and tips to help you lodge your tax return, including a handy guide for apprentices to help you work out what you can and can’t claim. You can also access this information in other languages, here.
Download the ATO app for a fast and easy way to keep track of receipts and invoices and, once you’ve lodged, you can keep track the progress of your return. Just remember most tax returns lodged online take about two weeks to be processed.
If you’re lodging online this year, the ATO suggests the best time to lodge is from late July. By then, all your information from employers, banks and health funds will be automatically included in your tax return. So, all you need to do is check the information and add anything that’s missing.
To claim a deduction for work-related expenses, there are three golden rules you need to meet:
You must have spent the money and you weren’t reimbursed.
The expense must directly relate to earning your income.
You must have a record to prove it (usually a receipt)
$500 tool rebate available for construction apprentices and trainees🔨🔧🧰
From 1 July 2022 the Apprentice Tool Allowance from Construction Training Fund puts $500 back in the pockets of apprentices and trainees.
Australia’s top apprentices and trainees are about to embark on an intensive career and leadership program that will help equip them as future leaders.
The National Apprentice Employment Network’s ‘Today’s Skills: Tomorrow’s Leaders’ (TSTL) program brings together 23 outstanding apprentices and trainees, selected from across Australia.
It comprises 20 apprentices and trainees selected by group training organisations, and three finalists from the 2021 Australian Training Awards. (List of participants attached).
All the participants are regarded as emerging leaders in their fields. They are engaged in industries including, business, electrical, engineering, community services, automotive, education, maritime, construction and logistics.