With a focus on retention and completion for Australian Apprentices, the Federal Government launched the new contract for Australian Apprenticeship Support Services today. Australian apprentices are vital for future-proofing skills for Australian industry and addressing the current skills shortages, particularly

Megan first met her boss Chris when he coached her soccer team, years later he knew she’d make a great apprentice. Chris is the owner of Harrop Electrical and he first came across The Apprenticeship Community when he faced challenges

Apprentice jeweler Rachael Prideaux at work in Yallingup, south western WA. She feels privileged to work in a trade with such human connection. Rachael loves her job – even though her work reduces people to tears (in the nicest of

Leigh lost a lot to addiction, but he’s getting it back with brighter days ahead. Leigh, 38, is a support worker in Bunbury in south-western WA. He is completing a traineeship in   Certificate III in Community Services for not-for-profit organisation