Restoring and reinvigorating the apprenticeship sector

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Apprenticeship Employment Network Western Australia (AEN WA)

Abstract:

The Apprentice Employment Network WA (AEN WA) argues that Western Australia's post-COVID [Coronavirus Disease 2019] economic recovery will depend upon a pipeline of new apprentices and trainees with the enthusiasm and skills capable of meeting the needs of a growing and evolving workforce. This policy blueprint from AEN WA puts forward recommendations to help boost apprentice commencements and completions, and assist the group training sector which has been hit hard by the COVID-induced recession. AEN WA proposes three key policies to assist group training and the thousands of...  [+] Show more

Subjects: Apprenticeship; Participation; Finance; Policy

Keywords: Economic impact; Economic implication; Skill needs; Funding; Group training; Agency role; Apprentice; Trainee; Older worker; Policy implications; Recommendations

Geographic subjects: Western Australia; Australia; Oceania

Published: Perth, Western Australia: Apprenticeship Employment Network WA, 2021

Physical description: 10 p.

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https://aenwa.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Restoring-and-Reinvigorating-the-Apprenticeship-Sector-Feb-2021-CoM-approved.pdf

Resource type: Paper

Document number: TD/TNC 143.602

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