Placement Types
Structured Workplace Learning
Young people who participate in Structured Workplace Learning undertake accredited industry training as part of their senior secondary schooling. Structured Workplace Learning provides the young person with opportunities to practice the industry specific skills that they have learnt and developed as part of their vocational training. Typically a business would host the young person in the workplace for a week or one day per week over a period of time.
The IMVC has an online register to promote work placement opportunities. The register has simplified protocols and streamlined administration.
Workplace Vacancies (Structured Workplace Learning)
Practical Placement
Practical Placement is undertaken by young people enrolled at a TAFE/ACE or RTO in VET or VCAL. This placement allows the student to participate in a workplace learning environment. Practical Placements include observation and work with an employer. This is designed to prepare students for the workforce by putting what they have learnt into practice.
Workplace Vacancies (Practical Placement)
School Based Apprenticeships and Traineeships
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Workplace Vacancies (School Based Apprenticeship & Traineeship)
Work Experience
Involves a student visiting a business for approximately one week to observe the different aspects of work within an industry or career. During the work experience the student may assist with allocated tasks.
The IMVC has an online register to promote work placement opportunities. The register has simplified protocols and streamlined administration.
Workplace Vacancies (Work Experience)
