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Harry raises the roof
Bendigo’s Harry Moore is out there doing real things and learning on the job every day. All while getting paid for it. The 19 year old finished year 12 but had no real plans in mind for afterwards. Now he…
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Your career starts here
Get started on your chosen career path through CVGT Australia. As a leading provider of employment solutions for people and businesses, CVGT Australia is also a group training organisation. Each year, the organisation employs hundreds of apprentices and trainees, placing…
Wage subsidy extension to boost apprentice numbers
More apprentices and trainees have the potential to gain meaningful employment following the wage subsidy extension of the Boosting Apprenticeship Commencements program to September 30 2021. Boosting Apprenticeship Commencements (BAC) subsidises employers for up to 50 per cent of the…
Employment support for school leavers
A new year brings new hope. If you’re a school leaver, who is feeling anxious about job prospects and not going into full-time study, CVGT Australia can support you with flexible and supportive employment options. According to the Federal Government,…
Traineeship ignites career opportunity
Mikhaela is a trainee with the City of Greater Bendigo. She works in the procurement team helping with the administration for contracts with contract facilitators. Mikhaela enjoys her work and is undertaking a Certificate III in Business. “The people are…
Maddie creates a winning career
On the road to becoming 2020’s Trainee of the Year, Maddison made a conscious choice to kickstart her career. The former CVGT trainee was working in a bakery before embarking on her award-winning traineeship with the City of Greater Bendigo.…
Support for hiring apprentices and trainees
Employers of apprentices and trainees could be eligible for up to 50 per cent of wage support, to a maximum $7000 per quarter, under a new Federal Government incentive. The $1.2 billion Boosting Apprenticeship Commencements (BAC) wage scheme is available…
Students shine in school-based traineeships
The first group of students enrolled in our School Based Apprenticeships and Traineeships Indigenous program are about to complete their work placements. Photo: School Based Apprenticeships and Traineeships students Ruby, Annalise and Chase (front, left to right), with Robyn McKay…