The Association welcomes the investment of an additional $600 million in Skills and Training to support apprentices and their employers, break down barriers for women in male dominated industries and ...
The Association welcomes the announcement that the HELP indexation rate will be retrospectively capped to the Consumer Price Index (CPI) or the Wage Price Index (WPI) whichever is lower. This will red...
The National Australian Apprenticeships Association represents the organisations that deliver support services to all apprentices and trainees in Australia. The Australian Government have just announc...
The Association welcomes the release of the Terms of Reference for the Strategic Review of Australian Apprenticeships and Incentives. The terms foreshadow a comprehensive deep dive into incentive syst...
Priah Chartered Accountants – previously known as Anthony Curtis and Co Chartered Accountants have supported NAAA for the last 10 years Jackie Curtis took over the firm from her father 3 years a...
The 23-24 federal budget included a welcome boost to apprenticeship support services funding, taking total investment to $1.1billion over the next five years. This represents an increase of $54.3m whi...
Minister Brendan O’Connor today launched a future directions paper on Apprenticeship Support Services. The Association warmly welcomes the focus on putting the apprentice at the centre of the servic...
Apprenticeships are the heart of the skills and training system. If Australia is to tackle today’s workforce and skills shortages it must take a fresh approach to attraction, retention, and completi...
The Association strongly supports the apprenticeship measures announced by the Treasurer in the Federal Budget this week. The extension of the Boosting Apprenticeship Commencements (BAC) and Completin...
The Association warmly welcomes the Prime Minister’s announcement today that the Boosting Apprenticeship Commencement program is to be extended for new commencements that occur before June 30th, 202...
