The ACS School 2 Tech Transition project is a school-based work experience program that provides Year 10 and Year 11 high school students with an 'earn and learn' pathway, while studying ICT30120 Certificate III in Information Technology.
Funded by the Queensland Government's Good people. Good jobs: Queensland Workforce Strategy 2022–2032, the project connects students with an employer for a school-based apprenticeship opportunity in a local, reputable company for one day a week for up to 24 months.
The ACS School 2 Tech Transition project provides employers with the chance to recruit school-based trainees for hard-to-fill entry-level positions.
SATs provide high school students with an opportunity to earn vital work experience and an income while studying for the Queensland Certificate of Education.
- Marie Previte, Edmund Rice Education Australia
The ACS School 2 Tech Transition project is delivered by a Registered Training Organisation (RTO), which is approved by the Queensland government.
An Australian Apprenticeship and Support Network (AASN) provider will liaise with employers to support the recruitment, training and retention of apprentices and trainees. AASN providers will also help in the selection of an RTO, provide a contract and administrative support and check eligibility for government subsidies.
At ACS, we champion the technologies, skills and people critical to Australia’s growth, diversity and security.
We facilitate the ACS School 2 Tech Transition project by connecting motivated students with recruiting employers. We assist for the duration of an SAT, liaising with the school, RTO, AASN and the employer.