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Are you an onshore migrant who has not had a skills assessment before? You may be eligible for a free, fast-tracked skills assessment that could improve your employment opportunities.

In 2018, there was an independent review of Australia’s vocational education and training (VET) sector. The aim of the review was to make sure Australians have the skills they need to succeed in a changing labour market.

In November and December 2022 the department consulted on proposed improvements to the VSL program and a possible future approach to academic suitability in the VSL program.

Are you an onshore migrant who has been assessed as having suitable skills in a priority occupation but not working in that industry? You may be eligible for a free employability assessment and subsidised training!

Are you an onshore migrant who has been assessed as having suitable skills in a priority occupation but not working in that industry? You may be eligible for a free employability assessment and subsidised training!

Are you an onshore migrant who has not had a skills assessment before? You may be eligible for a free, fast-tracked skills assessment that could improve your employment opportunities.

A guide that explains the different statuses of claim applications in ADMS

Provides an overview of the Apprentice claim application process in ADMS.

The Australian Government has committed to delivering a collaborative, tripartite VET sector that brings employers, unions and governments together to find solutions to skills and workforce challenges.

A guide for apprentices on how to confirm your identity for an Apprenticehips Data Management System account.

A checklist of what an Employer needs to do to successfully submit a claim application.

Addendum to the VSL Annual Statistical Report 2021

A guide that shows users what they need to do before they can log into ADMS

Workforce Australia and ParentsNext Caseload Time Series – October 2022 to May 2024.

Workforce Australia Caseload Data by Selected Cohort May 2024.