WORK PLACE TRAINING – Trainees must first secure EMPLOYMENT in their chosen field before COMMENCING “WORKPLACE TRAINING’ with MADEC.
Australian Apprenticeships are Nationally Recognised training programs that combine work and accredited training.
Business
Certificate II in Business
Certificate III in Business
Certificate IV in Business
Certificate III in Business Administration
Certificate IV in Business Administration
Retail
Certificate II in Retail Services
Certificate III in Retail
Certificate IV in Retail Management
Certificate IV in Leadership and Management
Hospitality
Certificate II in Hospitality
Certificate III in Hospitality
Community Services
Certificate II in Community Services
Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing)
Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability)
Certificate III in Individual Support (Home & Community)
Certificate IV in Ageing Support
Certificate IV in Disability
Certificate III in Education Support
Certificate III in Early Childhood Education & Care
Diploma in Early Childhood Education and Care
Information Technology
Certificate II in Information, Digital Media and Technology
Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology
Agriculture/Horticulture/Conservation
Certificate III in Rural Operations
Certificate III in Agriculture
Certificate III in Horticulture
Certificate IV in Agribusiness
Cleaning Operations
Certificate III in Cleaning Operations
Food Processing
Certificate III in Food Processing
MADEC can tailor training and support that to suits your business needs using your equipment, processes and procedures. All of our Trainers hold the relevant qualifications and industry experience to ensure your staff get the best possible service.
Who do I contact? For more information on the services provided to employers and Australian Apprentices by MADEC, simply contact our Australian Apprenticeship Coordinator at education@madec.edu.auor phone 1300 436 332
What are Australian Apprenticeships?
Australian Apprenticeships are nationally recognised training programs that combine work and accredited training. ‘Australian Apprenticeships’ incorporates both apprenticeships and traineeships.
Who is eligible?
Anyone aged 16—64 can be an Australian Apprentice. Australian Apprenticeships involve working full-time, part-time or school based and receiving training both on and off the job. . An Australian Apprentice will usually undergo a combination of training and assessment at work and with a registered training organisation (such as MADEC), or undertake all their training in the workplace. Australian Apprenticeships operate on the basis of a formal agreement between the employer and the Apprentice/Trainee. A ‘Training Agreement’ outlines the obligation of the employer to provide training, specifies the qualification to be achieved by the Australian Apprentice and explains their obligations. Training Agreements are lodged with Victorian Higher Education and Skills Group (HESG) in the state of Victoria and Department of Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology (DFEEST) in South Australia.
Australian Apprenticeship Support Network
Apprenticeship Network providers are contracted by the Australian Government to provide free Australian Apprenticeships support services to apprentices and employers. Apprenticeship Network providers will provide advice and support services tailored to the needs of employers and apprentices throughout the apprenticeship lifecycle.
