Job Ready Programs are designed to help Western Australian residents gain the skills and confidence needed to secure employment. These programs focus on practical, hands-on training that prepares participants for real-world work environments.
Job Ready Skillsets are available to Western Australia residents who want to:
Take your first step into the hospitality industry with this introductory skill set. Gain practical skills in responsible service of alcohol, food safety and hygiene, and learn how to work safely in hospitality environments such as cafés, restaurants, hotels and bars.
Build the skills to set yourself up for a bright future in the construction industry with this short course and learn how to follow mandatory work health and safety requirements in accordance with safety legislative requirements, use a range of construction equipment and tools including levelling devices, basic construction work applications for new and existing structures, and more.
Looking for a head start on your construction industry career? This short course Skill Set will give you skills and knowledge in demand across a range of job roles, with a particular focus on working at heights training to attain your White Card.
This pathway focuses on skills and knowledge to set you up to work on civil construction projects such as new roads, and the construction of public buildings and facilities.
Because the skill sets are not a full qualification, you will not receive a certificate.
You will receive a Statement of Attainment that lists all of the units of competency you completed in the skill set. This statement is recognised nationally as an official record. It verifies that you have completed those units, so you can receive credit for them should you continue on to further study.
Yes! Completing a skill set is a great way to find out whether this is the industry area for you, and decide if you want to do further study and gain a full qualification.
The Job Ready skill sets contain units of competency taken from nationally recognised vocational education and training (VET) qualifications. This means they work perfectly as a pathway to further study.
Fee free training is available for courses in priority industry areas like healthcare, IT, building and construction, and hospitality, to help build WA’s skilled workforce.
