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School Based New Appreticeships (SBNAs) are a Commonwealth Government initiative that enables secondary school students to complete VCE/VCAL whilst undertaking paid part-time employment and completing a nationally recognised qualification.
Benefits
- Increased flexibility for students by participating in vocational education and training during secondary school.
- Students are able to work, earn and learn.
- Students are engaged in active learning.
- Increase in School retention rates.
- The employer plays an active role in training the young person to develop skills specific to the workplace.
Industries
Depending on the mode of study (VCE, VCAL, SBNA), training is available in over 400 occupations, including those in the following industries:
- Animal Care
- Automotive
- Aviation
- Business
- Community Services
- Conservation & Land Mangement
- Electrotechnology
- Engineering
- Entertainment
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- Film, TV & Multimedia
- Financial Services
- Fitness
- Floristry
- Furnishing
- General Construction
- Health
- Horticulture
- Hospitality
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- Information Technology
- Music
- Plumbing
- Printing & Graphic Arts
- Retail
- Rural Production
- Telecommunications
- Tourism
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