The Weekend Post

TRAINEESHI­P HELPS BUILD FOUNDATION­S OF PROMISING CAREER

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EDUCATION

A minimum of a Year 10 qualificat­ion is often need to start work within a business on a traineeshi­p. Year 12 qualificat­ions would also be helpful and provide a wider base of knowledge. A traineeshi­p often leads to an entry level job in areas such as administra­tion or bookkeepin­g, depending on the interest of the participan­t and needs of the business. As part of the training, a Certificat­e III Business is required to be completed in Australia.

MORE TRAINING

After a traineeshi­p and once a permanent job has been secured in the desired field, employees can choose to do a business degree at university or specialise in areas such as accounting, sales, marketing, law or informatio­n technology. Depending on the size and requiremen­ts of a business, plenty of training may be offered through the employer in human resources, management or digital skills.

PAY SCALE

Administra­tion and business traineeshi­ps usually pay low wages because the employee is still learning skills and knowledge and is receiving intensive training. Salaries could be as low as $30,000.

WHO TO CONTACT

Plenty of organisati­ons offer business traineeshi­ps including local TAFEs and registered training organisati­ons. If there is a particular industry or business which appeals, consider doorknocki­ng them.

 ??  ?? AWARD-WINNING: Rescue Swags trainee Jade Herlihy, from Atherton
AWARD-WINNING: Rescue Swags trainee Jade Herlihy, from Atherton

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