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Air conditioning and refrigeration mechanic
Maintain systems and equipment needed for air conditioning.
Boilermaker
Work with heavy structural steel to fabricate, assemble, install and repair boilers, tanks and more!
Electrician
Design, install, service, and fix electrical systems and carry out electrical testing.
IT networker
Keep an organisation’s computer networks, servers, and IT systems running smoothly.
Mechanical fitter
Assemble machine parts and install, maintain and repair plants and equipment.
Plumber
Install, repair and maintain piping and water systems in residential, commercial and industrial settings.
Sheetmetal worker
Make stylish and functional products, often while using large machinery.
Warehousing and logistics worker
Receive incoming shipments, store goods, pick and pack orders and organise inventory.
Hear from our apprentices and trainees
Oriyah, electrical apprentice, WA
Despite being shy in the early stages of her apprenticeship, Oriyah’s apprenticeship with Schneider Electric led her to become a finalist in the Women in Building and Construction Industry Apprentice of the Year award! She’s since been offered a full-time position with the business where she completed her qualifications.
Connor, IT trainee, NSW
Connor had a strong interest in Information Technology and felt like a career change after seven years working in the construction industry. He was employed by Unisys and completed his Certificate IV in IT, leading to an outstanding career opportunity in cyber security with the Royal Australian Air Force.
Shannon, mechanical technology apprentice, VIC
As a mature-aged apprentice, Shannon has turned his passion for engines into a new career.
Having recently completed his apprenticeship, Shannon is now a fully qualified Small Engine Mechanic!
Tayla, mechanical engineering apprentice, NSW
From a young age, Tayla loved helping her grandfather work on cars and bikes in the back shed. Years later, he encouraged her to pursue an apprenticeship and a hands-on career. In addition to completing her Certificate IV in Mechanical Engineering, Tayla is inspiring other women to pursue their passions in the trades industry!
Lola, bricklaying apprentice, QLD
After undertaking work experience with Paul Deranja Brick and Blocklaying Services, Lola commenced a school-based apprenticeship to fast-track her career. Lola's achievement is even more impressive, given only one in every 100 bricklayers are female!
Billie-Jo, commercial cookery trainee, TAS
Undertaking a traineeship and working with a learning difficulty has its’ challenges, but Billie-Jo Smith has taken it in her stride. Now in her second year of a Certificate III in Commercial Cookery, Billie-Jo is living her dream of becoming a chef and loves that every day is different.