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When a company hires an apprentice or trainee, they set themselves on a road towards nurturing a key member of staff. Although this person will have minimal skills in your area of industry at first, they can be honed into an ideal employee.
Taking on an apprenticeship or traineeship can make a big difference to your career. Not only will it set you up with skills you need for your chosen industry, but it will prove to future employers that you have practical experience and are qualified to complete certain tasks.
Business owners play a vital role in providing the experience apprentices and trainees need to secure their qualifications, but they also need to get the right skills to complement their own work.
When hiring an apprentice, a job interview will certainly be part of your recruitment process, and rightly so – an interview is a great way to learn more about potential new recruits to your business.
Embracing the opportunity to experience all there is to learn about the field of hospitality, Kaijah Waller-Thompson recently secured a school-based traineeship at Club Southport incorporated (CSi).
Employers are increasingly looking to retain their apprentices and maintain the current numbers of trainees within their organisation, according to a survey from the Australian Industry (AI) Group.
When skills shortages bite, many companies struggle to find the right people with the talents they need to grow as a business.
Australia is in a great position to sell goods and services abroad. The country has some unique resources and a lucrative export market nearby in the Asia-Pacific region.
Many students spend time wondering if their chosen line of study will actually help them land a career. This is especially pertinent for apprentices and trainees, who commit significant time and effort towards earning a trades qualification.
When a company hires an apprentice or trainee, they set themselves on a road towards nurturing a key member of staff. Although this person will have minimal skills in your area of industry at first, they can be honed into an ideal employee.
Taking on an apprenticeship or traineeship can make a big difference to your career. Not only will it set you up with skills you need for your chosen industry, but it will prove to future employers that you have practical experience and are qualified to complete certain tasks.
Business owners play a vital role in providing the experience apprentices and trainees need to secure their qualifications, but they also need to get the right skills to complement their own work.
When hiring an apprentice, a job interview will certainly be part of your recruitment process, and rightly so – an interview is a great way to learn more about potential new recruits to your business.
Embracing the opportunity to experience all there is to learn about the field of hospitality, Kaijah Waller-Thompson recently secured a school-based traineeship at Club Southport incorporated (CSi).
Employers are increasingly looking to retain their apprentices and maintain the current numbers of trainees within their organisation, according to a survey from the Australian Industry (AI) Group.
When skills shortages bite, many companies struggle to find the right people with the talents they need to grow as a business.
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