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    FAQs for Apprentic​​es and Trainees

    I want to become an appr​​entice or trainee. Can Apprenticeships Info (the department) help me find an employer?

    The short answer is no. Apprenticeships Info operates as an information and referral service and does not have the capacity to match potential apprentices and employers. We do, however, offer tips on how to find an employer in the Apprentices section of this website.

    How can I find out ab​out wages and pay levels?

    If you would like to find out what your wage is or when you will progress to your next pay level, you will need to phone Fair Work Ombudsman on 13 13 94. The Department of Employment, Small Business and Training does not have authority to advice on wages and entitlements.

    To assist in getting the correct information, Fair Work provides a checklist of information you need before you call.

    Will I be paid fo​​r the time I spend undertaking supervised training?

    Yes you will. Supervised training is commonly referred to as off-the-job training delivered by your training organisation. Under the requirements of the training contract, all employers must release their apprentice or trainee from work and pay the appropriate wage to attend any off-the-job training (including assessment) as provided for in the training plan.

    Learn more about paying apprentices and trainees for supervised training.

    Please note that school-based apprentices and trainees may not be paid for this time with the training organisation. Phone Fair Work Ombudsman on 13 13 94 to find out more about this.


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