For Youth
At the Schools Industry Partnership we aim to ensure all young people have a sucessful transition from school to work or further education. We are a non profit organisation and work with schools, TAFEs, UNIs and a wide range of other organisations to achieve this aim. If you have any difficulty finding the right assistance for your situation please give us a call and have a chat.
Pathways Connect is an online system to manage Work Placements. Teachers can view the calendar and request a week for Work Placements. New Students can register and give us preferences and information so we can seek out the best opportunities for you, and create the legal paperwork you will need before you meet up with your Host Employer.
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“Invest your past in their future.”
Imagine if you could take all the knowledge and experience you have back to your young self. What a world of information that would be.
Imagine all the things you would have taught yourself to be a success in your career and the benefits it would have had for your future.
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| A Fun, science packed 3 days workshop at Universities across the nation. At only $110. per student ( which may be subsidised by your local rotary club) and programs running in term and during the school holidays .. It is an opportunity not to be missed.
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The Surfing the Web to build a Career resource has been put together to assist students. It has a wide range of Industry, Education and Career web site addresses for students and their support networks to access.
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| Most school leavers only look in the paper, or on the web, but these are far from the best places to secure an Apprenticeship or Traineeship. Its often quoted that 80% of the jobs are not advertised...
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| Ten practical and proven tips that help you get ahead of the competition for the best jobs. Read on...
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Find over 150 youth related services that support the work of schools across the Blue Mnts, Hawkesbury and Penrith regions... Employment, training, counselling, homeless, and more. this directory was complilled with support form Penrith City Council.
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Many students learn better by doing. By partnering with industry schools can make projects a fun way students and business can work and learn together. It could be fixing a car, or researching a business challenge... Our role is to form partnerships between schools, parents and the the business community.
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| Much has been written about Traineeships and Apprenticeships, so here we try and condense a million pages down to just two. It's a great place to start your research.
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We interviewed 400 local employers asking them about jobs for young people. We go into schools sharing this message and tips on how you can meet the employers' expectations, but in case you missed out this is a super short summary...
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| Hopefully you have put in a good effort at school and have good teacher's comments on your school reports, but now what?
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Subject choices at schools now include Industry Developed, entry level courses that give you a great kickstart to a future career in the field. These courses require you to complete workplacements...
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Senior year students now have the option of working in a part time traineeship or apprenticeship while completing years 11 and 12... It all counts as part of the HSC, and you get paid too!
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| Not everyone learns best within the classroom. The Partnership Broker Program aims at forming partnerships creating practical hands on projects where schools and industry jointly add to the learning...
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| Also known as PreVocational courses, these courses are often the best way to get an apprenticeship. Employers are often queued up waiting for the best graduates.
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| There are over 2000 apprenticeships and traineeships filled in the Blue Mountains, Hawkesbury and Penrith region each year.
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| Group Training Organisations are generally non-profit groups that employ Trainees and Apprentices and on-hire them to employers.
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