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The Australian Skills Guarantee Procurement Connected Policy (PCP) provides guidance for parties engaging in relevant Australian Government-funded procurements.

The Australian Skills Guarantee Model Clauses are designed to assist Relevant Entities in implementing the requirements of the Australian Skills Guarantee PCP.

Relevant Entities determine whether the PCP applies to a procurement, incorporate the relevant model clauses in their Approach to Market, assess Supplier Submissions, negotiate targets where required, review Gender Equality Action Plans as require

Suppliers must meet all applicable targets for Apprentices, Learning Workers and Women, manage subcontractor performance, submit required reports, and provide Gender Equality Action Plans for Flagship Construction and High-Value ICT projects.

Australian Government agencies and their suppliers are required to use the Apprenticeships Data Management System (ADMS) to report on Skills Guarantee eligible projects. The system can be accessed by visiting the ADMS homepage.

Feedback from consultations has informed the design and implementation approach for the Skills Guarantee Procurement Connected Policy (PCP).

While the PCP only applies to eligible Australian Government procurements in Construction and ICT, the Skills Guarantee is also being implemented in a number of non-PCP approaches that do not have the same requirements as the PCP.

The Local Jobs, Local People Grants, under the Local Jobs Program, fund activities addressing local employment needs, supporting individuals and helping people get jobs, access training, and create pathways leading to jobs across

When you take part in Parent Pathways, you will be supported by a mentor who will work with you to achieve your personal, study or work goals.

Parents, carers and stakeholders have been, major contributors to the design, implementation and ongoing improvements of Parent Pathways.