Students benefit from work placement learning practical skills while still studying

By Louise Bisaro
September 21 2018 - 10:00am
Great work: New apprentice Robbie Pinkerton, Old Bar Automotive's Ted Anderson and Midcoast Connect work placement coordinator Toni-Lee Collier.
Great work: New apprentice Robbie Pinkerton, Old Bar Automotive's Ted Anderson and Midcoast Connect work placement coordinator Toni-Lee Collier.

Work placement is a way of preparing senior school and TAFE students for employment. Students studying Vocational Education and Training courses for their Higher School Certificate are given the opportunity to learn practical skills through experience and practice in the workplace.

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