In some situations the apprenticeship can be suspended or the apprentice assigned to another employer. It is the responsibility of the employer to advise NSW Department of Education and Training of any changes in the apprenticeship directly or through their nominated New Apprenticeship Centre. Completing the apprenticeship The DET issues a Certificate of Proficiency to apprentices once they have developed the required skills and knowledge of their trade. The apprentice is then a fully qualified tradesperson and can apply for licences and employ their own apprentices.
Employers usually seek to retain the newly qualified tradesperson as an employee.
Access a list of declared apprenticeships in NSW . This links with summaries of the Vocational Training Orders that set out the appropriate accredited training course, modules or training package and pricing details for each apprenticeship. Also links with registered training organisations and the apprenticeship training they offer. Traineeships A traineeship is another type of job that combines training and work. They are generally established in the non-trade areas of the industry.