Planning and Quality

Australian Apprenticeships

Australian Apprenticeships includes both trainees and apprentices who are collectively referred to as Australian Apprentices.

All Australian Apprentices enter into a training contract. Under the training contract, the employer, apprentice and Registered Training Organisation (RTO) work out a training plan for the duration of the Australian Apprenticeship.

Employment may be one of the following:

Students can start an Australian Apprenticeship while still at school, working one or two days per week, 48 days per year (School Based Australian Apprenticeships).

Australian Apprenticeships are available at entry level Australian Quality Framework (AQF 1 and 2), advanced, trade and technician level (AQF 3 and 4) and diploma (AQF 5).

Australian Apprenticeships available at Charles Darwin University
  • Agriculture
  • Aquaculture
  • Automotive - Light and heavy vehicle,
    panel beating, electrical
  • Baking
  • Business
  • Butchery
  • Cabinet making
  • Children services
  • Clothing production
  • Commercial cookery
  • Conservation and land management
  • Construction
  • Disability work
  • Electrician
  • Financial services
  • Hairdressing
  • Horticulture
  • Information technology
  • Metal fabrication
  • Plumbing
  • Refrigeration and airconditioning
  • Retail
  • Tourism and hospitality
  • Transport and distribution

The NT Australian Apprenticeships database provides an up to date list of all Australian Apprenticeships. To deliver an Australian Apprenticeship, the qualification must be included on the database.

The Australian Apprenticeships Centre NT is part of an Australian-wide network of Australian Apprenticeships Centres.

These Centres provide information and services to people interested in Australian Apprenticeships.

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