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- What is the Productivity Places Program?
- Productivity Places Program courses
- Benefits to employers
- Benefits to job seekers and existing workers
- Who is eligible for the Productivity Places Program?
- Can apprentices and trainees enrol in a PPP qualification?
- Is recognition of prior learning (RPL) for a PPP qualification available?
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The Productivity Places Program (PPP) is part of the Commonwealth Government’s Skilling Australia for the Future initiative. The program supports training for qualifications in skills shortage areas benefitting job seekers and existing workers.
top - Heavily subsidised training for existing workers.
- You can develop the skills and knowledge of existing staff at a reduced price.
- Sydney Institute can deliver training to individuals or customise a group program to suit your organisation’s needs.
- Additional enrolment places (higher chance of getting into a course).
- Training places are in identified areas of demand (higher chance of getting a job with the right qualification).
- Recognition for prior work and life experience (complete your studies faster).
- Textbooks and materials included for all courses.
- Flexible enrolment dates (some courses are enrolling year round).
Everyone. Participants will be classified as either a job seeker or an existing worker pending their work situation.
Job seekers are eligible for a PPP qualification if they are:
top Job seekers are eligible for a PPP qualification if they are:
- not working or formally enrolled in training/school or registered with a Job Services Australia provider
- a NSW resident and an Australian citizen.
- over 20 years of age and worked one hour (of paid employment) the week prior to the start training, or
- 15-19 years of age, not formally enrolled in school, and worked more than 15 hours (of paid employment) the week prior to the start of training
- living and working in NSW and an Australian citizen.
The Productivity Places Program does not fund training for apprentices or trainees but PPP funding is available for further study after you have finished your apprenticeship/traineeship.
top Yes. Job seekers and exisiting workers participating in the PPP can apply for recognition of prior learning and work experience. Please see our Recognition information page.
top To enrol in a PPP qualification with Sydney Institute, a TAFE NSW enrolment fee needs to be paid unless the participant qualifies for a fee concession or exemption.
|
Qualification |
Annual enrolment fee |
Semester enrolment fee |
|---|---|---|
|
Certificate IV |
$912.00 |
$456.00 |
|
Diploma |
$1214.00 |
$607.00 |
|
Advanced Diploma |
$1456.00 |
$728.00 |
Contact us for more information:
top - Phone: (02) 9217 4414
- Email: SIPPP (AT) tafensw.edu.au
- Registration: Register your interest in a PPP course.
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