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Structured Workplace Learning

The Structured Workplace Learning program provides students with structured learning and development opportunities in a real or simulated work environment.

By being involved in Structured Workplace Learning, young people gain a better understanding of the world of work, and have a great chance to develop their technical and general employability skills.

In many circumstances, students are also given the opportunity to gain real qualifications while they train and learn. Often the program will conclude with a skill assessment that gives the students a chance to gain nationally recognised competencies.

Many Australian schools offer Structured Workplace Learning to help their students make a smooth transition from school to post-school life. State and territory policies and practices affect the way the program is run, so different models of Structured Workplace Learning exist.

Local Community Partnerships use their community contacts to assist schools in arranging and delivering a Structured Workplace Learning program that meets local needs.  

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