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BECOME AN APPRENTICE DIESEL-FITTER WITH HASTINGS DEERING

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EDUCATION

Apprentice­ship positions are available to recent school leavers (within the last two years) who have completed year 12 and have achieved sound achievemen­ts in maths and English.

Applicants will be asked to provide evidence of school results when completing their applicatio­n.

Hastings also welcomes applicatio­ns from those who have completed grade 10, with sound achievemen­ts in maths and English, and about two years work experience.

MORE TRAINING

A diesel-fitting apprentice­ship at Hastings Deering lasts four years and can open up many different pathways.

Those who choose to stay on with the company can either continue to refine their trade or branch out into workshop supervisin­g, quality management, field service and maintenanc­e positions.

Completion of an apprentice­ship will provide trainees the experience to start their own trade.

PAY SCALE

An apprentice earns a percentage of a tradesman’s wage, varying based on the trade and the competency of the apprentice. A diesel-fitter apprentice earns an average wage of $17 an hour, about a third of a tradesman.

WHO TO CONTACT

Apprentice­ship applicatio­ns for Hastings Deering opened on May 28. For more informatio­n, email apprentice­ships@hastingsde­ering.co m.au or go to www.hastingsde­ering.

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 ??  ?? TOP OPPORTUNIT­Y: Apprentice Harvey Phillips getting into his trade
TOP OPPORTUNIT­Y: Apprentice Harvey Phillips getting into his trade

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