APPRENTICESHIP APPLICATION
Tips
Determining your interests and
strengths will help you decide
which vocations you’ll do well in.
Determining your interests and
strengths will help you decide
which vocations you’ll do well in.
We spoke with Programmed who shared their top tips for finding
and applying for an apprenticeship:
Write down your
interests and strengths
Read up on different industries
that align with your identified
interests and skills. What career
pathways could the
apprenticeship lead to one, five
and ten years down the track?
Making it specific to the company
you’re applying for will show
you’re interested in the business
and invested in your involvement.
Do you notice an intersection
between your passions and your
skills? Determining your interests and
strengths will help you decide which
vocations you’ll do well in.
Government incentives can be paid
directly to Apprentices, especially if
employed in priority skill jobs. Find
out more.
Do your research
Don’t limit yourself
Know your rights
Check eligibility for
financial support
Tailor your application
Apprenticeships are a fantastic
opportunity to explore
something new and niche.
They’re also a chance to expand
your career ideas!
This includes cut-off dates for
enrollment and financial support
and being aware of interviews and
start dates to ensure the smooth
running of the apprenticeship.
Understand what you are entitled to
as an apprentice or trainee
according to the Fairwork
Ombudsman. To get a clear idea of
the expected remuneration, roles
and responsibilities before starting a
program.
Keep on top of
deadlines
Find out what your apprenticeship
or traineeship provider is looking for
in an apprentice, and be prepared
to answer questions about what
makes you an ideal fit for the role.
Prepare for interviews