Year 12 graduates who miss out on university offers today are encouraged to consider apprenticeships and traineeships as a practical and rewarding alternative.
A staggering 95.6 per cent of trade apprentices secure full-time employment after completing their training, Apprentice and trainee-qualified workers surpass their tertiary-educated counterparts at age 25, earning the highest average weekly income of $1,421.
Apprenticeship Support Australia (ASA) is the nation’s leading provider of apprenticeships and traineeships.
“Apprenticeships and traineeships provide hands-on experience, nationally recognised qualifications, and practical skills that employers are actively seeking.” said Apprenticeship Support Australia (ASA) National General Manager Peter Gilchrist.
“From business services and childcare to construction trades like plumbing and carpentry, there are hundreds of opportunities across diverse industries,”
“Unlike many university graduates who struggle to find work, apprentices and trainees frequently transition into secure roles with their employers after completing their training.”
“Missing out on a university offer doesn’t mean missing out on a successful career. With so many training programs available, there’s a pathway to a fulfilling future for everyone.”
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