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Hard to find a job before February 2010?

Get an edge and start now

 Tell your future boss you are worth $3,350 if you start right now. Plus the normal government financial incentives your boss will attract by employing you.

 You have to be aged 19 or under at commencement of your apprenticeship between 1 December 2009 and end of February 2010

 *  You have to start an apprenticeship or traineeship

 *  You must be full time, part time or an Australian School-based Australian Apprentice

 Your apprenticeship must be in a traditional trade Australian Apprenticeship listed on the National Skills Needs List.

These are the sorts of jobs:

Aircraft maintenance engineer (Avionics) Aircraft maintenance engineer (Mechanical) Automotive electrician 
Baker Binder and finisher Boat builder and repairer
Bricklayer Butcher Cabinetmaker
Carpenter Carpenter and joiner Communications Linesperson
Cook Drainer Electrical powerline tradesperson
Electrician (Special class) Electronic equipment tradesperson Fibrous plasterer
Fitter Flat glass tradesperson Floor finisher
Furniture finisher Furniture upholsterer Gasfitter
General Communications Tradesperson General electrician General plumber
Hairdresser Joiner Landscape Gardener
Lift Mechanic Locksmith Mechanical services and
air-conditioning plumber
Metal fabricator Metal machinist (First class) Motor mechanic
Optical mechanic Painter and decorator Panel beater
Pastry cook Picture framer Pressure welder
Printing machinist Refrigeration and
air-conditioning mechanic
Roof plumber
Roof slater and tiler Screen printer Shearer
Sheetmetal worker (First class) Signwriter Solid plasterer
Stonemason Toolmaker Tree surgeon
Vehicle body maker Vehicle painter Vehicle trimmer
Wall and floor tiler Welder (First class) Wood machinist (A-grade)
Please note that this list is current as at 27 April 2009