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To participate in work successfully, everyone needs certain non-technical skills, knowledge and understandings.

The Australian Government delivers targeted support to Australian Apprentices and their employers.

To support Australian Apprentices to meet everyday costs while they undertake their training, eligible apprentices will be able to apply for Australian Apprenticeship Support Loans.

To work in some occupations individuals need to be registered and/or hold a licence in the state or territory where they wish to work.

Both businesses and individuals benefit when an individual’s prior skills, experience, knowledge, qualifications or licence are formally acknowledged.

The Reading Writing Hotline (the hotline) provides a national phone service for adults seeking English language, literacy and numeracy referral information, advice and support.

The Public Interest Disclosure Act 2013 came into effect 15 January 2014 and replaces existing legislation relating to whistleblowing in the Australian Public Service.

The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations’ VET Data Privacy Notice below provides specific information about how the department handles a VET student’s personal information.

This page will be updated when there are changes to VET data related legislation of which registered training organisations (RTOs) and others in the VET sector should be aware.