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A Non-Government Program (NGP) is a training and work experience activity approved by the Department (the department) that individuals can undertake to increase their skills and employability.

The New Employment Services Trial (NEST) was established to test a new model for employment services.

The Government is providing funding in the 2020-21 Budget for a range of measures to support employment outcomes.

The Core Skills for Work Developmental Framework describes a set of non-technical skills, knowledge and understandings that underpin successful participation in work. These skills are often referred to as employability or generic skills.

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 Corporate Plan is the Department’s primary planning document. It sets out our purpose, operating context and key activities, and outlines how we are working together to deliver our purpose.