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TTAC Policy 29 - Fully Competency Based Apprenticeships and Traineeships [Word 272KB] This guide has been established to facilitate the implementation of the TTAC Policy 29 – Fully Competency Based Apprenticeships and Traineeships.
Approved apprenticeships/ traineeships in Tasmania
Professional development opportunities in Tasmania
Guide for Australian Apprenticeships Centres
Tasmanian operational requirements for GTOs

Australian Apprenticeships Centres (AACs): Publications, resources, contacts and other information for Australian Apprenticeships Centres.
Equity Services: Areas of responsibility, functions and latest news within the Equity Services section of Skills Tasmania.
E-learning: Latests news, contact details and overview of Flexible Learning in Tasmania.
Group Training Organisations home page: Registration details, standards and compliance guidelines, policy and funding information including incentives and subdsidies, and other information for current and prospective Group Training Organisations.
Industry advice on skills and training: Industry Advisory Arrangements designed to provide advice and strategic direction to the vocational education and training sector in Tasmania.
Registered training organisations (RTOs): Information regarding registering as an RTO, maintaining RTO status, training delivery options, professional development funding opportunities and other resources.
Skills Tasmania Facts: Newsletter providing news and information on VET related matters, including professional development opportunities, events and activities, etc. Includes links to previous issues.
Training Package development and implementation: Training packages are sets of nationally endorsed standards and qualifications used to recognise and assess the skills and knowledge people need to perform effectively in the workplace.
VET Purchasing and Contract Management: Funding programs, financial incentives, policies and processes to assist with funded apprenticeships and traineeships. Includes a link to the Workforce Development Fund resource which provides a search for courses or course providers.
Productivity Places Program 2009: The Productivity Places Program is a significant joint Commonwealth/State initiative providing training opportunities for both job seekers and existing workers. The program aims to reduce skills shortages and increase the productivity of industry and enterprises. The Productivity Places Program funds the delivery of qualification based training to both job seekers and existing workers. These qualifications will be delivered in an industry-driven system, ensuring that training is responsive to both the needs of business and of participants.