Useful Links

The role of the Board is to provide high level expert advice to the Minister on matters relating to vocational education and training (VET) and workforce developments in Western Australia.

Department of Training and Workforce Development
This site is a gateway to Western Australia’s Department of Training and Workforce Development and provides advice and information on training and workforce development.

Western Australian Training Councils

This link provides a list of Training Councils, their contact details and industry sector coverage

ApprentiCentre

ApprentiCentre manages the apprenticeship and traineeship system in Western Australia. We help employers, apprentices and trainees through every stage of their apprenticeship/traineeship.

The National Training Information Service
This website provides information on a range of current vocational education and training (VET) issues, developments, events, publications and contacts in the VET sector.

Training Accreditation Council
The Training Accreditation Council (TAC) is responsible for assuring the quality of vocational education and training in Western Australia.

Service Skills Australia

The Service Skills website will give you details of Training Packages covered by the RAPS Training Council.

Get Access
The Get Access website is designed to help you access key information. Whether you’re looking for work, planning a career or deciding on a training path, being fully informed will help you get out of the starting gate on the right foot.

Resource Generator
The Resource Generator enables RTO’s and trainers to access information about units of competencies, qualifications and learning resources.

VET Info Net
This website provides information on Vocational Education and Training (VET) in Western Australia.

Job Search
This website provides information occupations and careers, job prospects, weekly earnings, type of work and other occupational information.

Skills Info
The Skills Info website has skills related information on education, training, industries and regions and data on industry employment trends and prospects

Training together – working together

Is an initiative of the Minister for Training, in collaboration with Aboriginal communities and industry, to increase the number of Aboriginal people in training for sustainable employment in Western Australia. If you would like to find out more about this initiative or to express your views to the Training together – working together committee you can do so through the State Training Board website.