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Abstract:
This report is the first part of a larger study aiming to investigate traditional apprenticeship practices with a view to developing policy directions for how to keep them relevant and useful. In this report we present trends in commencements for the traditional trades for the period 2002 to 2018. Non-trade apprenticeships or traineeships are out of scope of this study. We define eight groups of traditional trades: building; electrotechnology and telecommunications; engineering; food trades; motor mechanic, repairer and vehicle builder trades; other traditional trades; precision trades;... [+] Show more
Subjects: Apprenticeship; Participation; Gender; Outcomes
Keywords: Apprenticeable occupation; Nontraditional occupation; Enrolment; Completion; Trend; Employment practice; Financial aspects; Subsidy; Government role; Relevance of education and training; Dual system; Best practice
Geographic subjects: Australia; South Australia; Western Australia; Oceania; Germany; Switzerland; Luxembourg; Europe
Published: Adelaide, South Australia: NCVER, 2020
Physical description: 52 p.
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