Where are we up to in Western NSW?
Business Services 31 Education Support 24 Retail 22 Agriculture/Horticulture/Rural Operations 14 Sport, Fitness & Recreation 11 Financial Services 10 Hospitality 10
Automotive 6 Information Technology 6 Meat Processing 5 Early Childhood 4 Health 4 Construction 3 Engineering 3 Animal Care 2 Disability 2
Electrotechnology 1 Floristry 1 Holiday Parks & Resorts 1 Local Government 1 Property Services 1 Transport & Logistics 1 Water Industry 1 TOTAL 164
Automotive 10 Electrotechnology 3 Hairdressing 2 Landscaping 1 Retail Baking 3 TOTAL 19
Employer – Student AAC – RTO Interviews – Forms Training Contract Training Plan Sign-up meeting
Finding an employer for a student OR Finding a student for an employer Case management meeting – if required Course selections – which course / qualification Parental approval
Which AAC? Which RTO? State Training Services
Application to Establish Employer Questionnaire and Checklist Student Needs Assessment Check pattern of study Determine HSC course Which day at work? Holiday work? RTO Notification Form
Apprenticeship Centre (AAC) To be signed at the Sign-up meeting RTO To be signed at the Sign-up meeting
Student Employer Parent / Carer School Representative Sector Representative RTO Representative AAC Briefing Session Contacts Card & Record of Attendance At Work booklet
Expectations of employers Employer obligations Employee obligations Supervision & monitoring Student safety & well being
Training Contract & Training Plan + any attachments go to State Training Centre Approval letter sent to employer & trainee / apprentice
Student entered into course – NSW BOS Student entered into IBL course (optional) RTO delivers formal training Student attends on-the-job training – paid work Must complete by 31 December in the HSC year School conducts the Catch-up Questionnaire (within 4 weeks, then at least once per term)
Employer & RTO maintain regular contact Training Plan updated Competencies achieved signed off & entered on eBOS Days on-the-job monitored Formal Training monitored Duty of Care procedures followed
NSW DEC - Duty of Care responsibilities include: minimising potential risk to students in SBATs in relation to child protection, workplace safety and supervision in the workplace monitoring the progress, safety and welfare of students in SBATs using the notifications process to ensure follow-up of incidents concerning school based apprentices or trainees
Assist students to: Prepare a resume Prepare job applications Find an employer Practice interview techniques Assist employers to: Understand the SBAT program Find students Run interviews Conduct work experience Contact AAC
Assist schools to: Complete forms Assist AAC to: Organise sign-up meeting Mentor students for the duration of the contract Support parent/carer Support employer Provide aspiration building activities