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Business Training Links
Training Services available to Employers and Employees
On this page you will find information about:
National Corporate Training Pty Ltd
Careeer Centre
Australian Technical College
TAFEWA
Polytechnic WA
Apprenticeships & Traineeships
Australian Apprenticeships Centres
Small Business Development Corporation
Small Business Workshops
Small Business Centre - Stirling
National Training Information Services
Good Starting Point Website
Training Centres in Malaga
National Corporate Training Pty Ltd
National Corporate Training is the largest provider of Vocational Education and Training in Western Australia, delivering 8,470 student/certificates this year in High Schools and colleges and providing in-house training ranging from corporate industry senior management to training the unemployed. We offer training to Business in the areas of AutoCad, Microsoft Office products, Frontline Management (just signed a deal with one of the largest Engineering companies in Australia), Financial products such as MYOB amongst a host of other areas.
We also work with over 50 Child Care Centres throughout the metropolitan area and have over 1 million dollars worth of Government (Federal and State) training contracts in IT, Hospitality, Child Care and Training and Assessment.
For further information contact:
National Corporate Training Pty Ltd
21 Oxleigh Drive
MALAGA WA 6090
Ph: 9249 4008
Fax: 9249 7003
Em: mclaydon@nct.net.au
Web: www.nationalcorporatetraining.com.au
Career Centre
This centre provides information to anyone seeking new learning experiences, a career change or assistance in looking for a job.
The Career Centre is the key entry point for access which is about opening doors to the many training and employment options available today. So if you have any questions about the sort of career you might pursue and the training you need to do it, you are welcome to visit the Centre. Here you will find people who can talk to you about what steps to take and printed material that can help to put you on the right track.
Staff at the Centre are available to discuss your options, or you may use the other resources available such as OZJAC, an easy to use computer program that provides information on jobs and courses offered by TAFE, universities and registered private providers.
Information is available about TAFE and other forms of training such as apprenticeships and traineeships, short courses and bridging courses. You may also find out about the help that is available to you when you are seeking employment.
You will find information about training and further education courses, particularly TAFE; how to get any other qualifications and skills recognized and how to go about looking for work or making a career change.
Career Centre
Ph: 08 9224 6500
Fax: 08 9421 1344
Monday to Friday Open
Email: career.developmentcentre@det.wa.edu.au
Website: www.det.wa.edu.au/training/cdc/
Who We Are
The
Some Quick Facts About ATC –
· The college has been designed as an independent senior secondary college offering academic and vocational educational programs to Years 11 and 12 students
· ATC – Perth South is industry led, work-place focused and will prepare students for the work place of today and tomorrow
Industry/Employers
By taking on an Australian School-based Apprentice you are passing on your valuable knowledge and experience to the next generation, helping to build a local skills base, and strengthening skills school, local industry and community links.
ATC –
· Strong links with local industry and community
· The ability to personalise individual learning programs
· Students will be able to learn in a work-friendly environment
· They will receive individual mentoring and pastoral care, to enhance their performance and support their learning objectives
· The opportunity to complete their Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE)
· Depending on the work release pattern, at the end of the two-year learning program, students are likely to have completed 30 weeks of paid work, a minimum of one year of their apprenticeship and therefore may be accelerated into the second year of their apprenticeship
· College graduates will have a competitive edge when seeking employment
· Business and life skills subjects will be included in the course
For more information go to: www.atcperth.edu.au
A major source of information on TAFEWA courses is available online at www.tafe.wa.edu.au
Polytechnic West
At Polytechnic West, you'll receive more than knowledge: you'll get the practical skills needed to carve out your career.
Courses include:
Leading to a career and employment
Get qualified while still studying at school
Improve your english and maths
Courses for aboriginal people
Entry level courses for most industries - Traineeships
Try out a trade at Polytechnic West
Gain a trade qualification - Apprenticeships
To find out more about specific courses:
Ph: 9267 7777
E-mail: info.centre@polytechnic.wa.edu.au
Click on following link:
www.polytechnic.wa.edu.au
Apprenticeships and Traineeships
The Apprenticeship and Traineeship website provides an overview of the apprenticeship and traineeship system in
The Department of Education and Training updates this website regularly to ensure it is relevant and current.
The website is aimed to provide information of value to jobseekers, apprentices, trainees, employers, Registered Training Organisations, Group Training Schemes and other parties interested in the apprenticeship and traineeship system.
Jobseekers can find out how to become an apprentice or trainee and search through a list of available apprenticeships and traineeships to determine what apprenticeship or traineeship they would be interested in completing. There is information regarding their obligations as a trainee or apprentice and financial assistance that may be available to them.
Current Apprentices and Trainees can obtain information from the website that might assist them with any questions they may have during the course of their traineeship or apprenticeship. This site also has some useful links and contact details of organisations involved in apprenticeships and traineeships that may assist them.
Employers can find out how to take on an apprentice or trainee, what their obligations are and information regarding the financial incentives that may be available to them.
Australian Apprenticeships Centre
Australian Apprenticeship Centre are contracted by the Australian government through the Department of Education, Science and Training to provide a comprehensive range of services to employers and to the apprentices and trainees they employ. They provide a one-stop-shop for employers who currently employ apprentices and trainees, who have made a decision to employ, or are seeking advice and information about apprenticeships and traineeships.
For enquiries about any aspect of apprenticeships, traineeships or how Australian Apprenticeship Centres in the metropolitan region can assist, please contact:
AMA Apprenticeship & Traineeship Services
Ph: 9273 3042
Web: www.amaats.com.au
Web: www.cciwa.com
Ph: 9263 7888
Web: www.megt.com.au
Ph: 1300 626 227
Web: www.missionaustralia.com.au
Small Business Development Corporation
SBDC is a Western Australian State Government agency focused on the development of the small business sector and is committed to:
Championing the cause of small business;
Developing programs and services to meet the needs of small business development;
Establishing and strengthening relationships between SBDC and key agencies (public and private sector); and
Maintaining and enhancing the independence, innovation and responsiveness of SBDC.
Small Business Workshops
To view current workshops available, click this link. http://www.smallbusiness.wa.gov.au/cart/online-shop/workshops.html
Ph: (08) 6552 3300
Fax: (08) 6552 3399
Address:
Postal Address: GPO
E-mail: info@smallbusiness.wa.gov.au
Web: www.smallbusiness.wa.gov.au
Small Business Centre - Stirling
The Small Business Centre - Stirling (SBC) is one of 26 Small Business Centres in Western Australia. It has been established to assist potential and existing small business proprietors develop a business or to expand an already successful venture.
The SBC services the Malaga, Ballajura, Beechboro, Noranda suburbs. Clients of the SBC can meet with one of our small business facilitators at the Balcatta Premises, on site or at locations in Malaga. Clients can also duscuss issues via email or over the phone.
The SBC provides business people with free, independent, confidential, practical assistance and other support in:
Business planning
Finance
Marketing
Market research, and
Trade and government regulation information
The SBC is also a gateway to private and public support programs for small business and administers the Small Business Smart Business training vouchers on behalf of the Department of Education and Training.
Small Business Centre - Stirling
Ph: 9240 6337
E-mail: info@stirlingbec.com
http://www.ntis.gov.au/
This website lists all the Registered Training Organisations in
Good Starting Point website
The website for the Department of Education and training has good training related links http://www.training.wa.gov.au look under the training tab in the top menu for more information including further information to that provided in this handout.
Training Centres In Malaga
Australia - International Institute of Workplace Training, 9249 9688, tracy@aiwt.com.au
National Corporate Training Pty Ltd, 9249 4008, bronwyn@nct.net.au
Shawsett Training Pty Ltd, 9248 7208, shawsett@bigpond.com