Job ID:  W113353

EMPLOYER DESCRIPTION: This employer is offering a carpentry opportunity to an interested student within his team, this would suit a student undertaking VETiS Building as it will allow you to practice your skills and build your knowledge on a real work site.

Student must be undertaking a VETiS program in Building

ATTENDANCE DETAILS:  One week blocks OR one day a week (NOT WEDNESDAY OR FRIDAY).  Available anytime of the year.

TASK & DUTIES:  The student will be assisting the builder with all aspects of the domestic building trade. This may include setting out, framing, scaffolding, use of hand and power tools (under supervision), site clean-ups and building calculations. The student will be required to follow worksite procedures and assist with keeping a clean and tidy work area at all times.

REQUIREMENTS:  Students must be keen to learn the building trade, be punctual, willing to listen and learn, follow all worksite OHS and must have a CI Card.

SKILLS ATTAINED:  Students who undertake this opportunity will be enhancing the skills and knowledge that they are learning in their VETiS program. This may include; OH&S specific skills, hand and power tools, calculations for the building trade, how to read a plan, site preparation, communication skills, working within a team, setting out, framing, and scaffolding.

DRESS REQUIREMENTS:  Students must wear protective clothing (hi-vis), safety footwear (steel cap boots), ear and eye protection, hat and sunscreen

FIRST DAY INSTRUCTIONS:  Students need to arrive early and be prepared to undertake safety induction.

WORK SAFETY NOTES:  Students need to have started the OHS (WHS) unit from their VET in Schools course of study at a minimum. Students must follow all worksite OHS instructions and wear correct PPE as appropriate.

TRANSPORT REQUIRED:  Students must be able to get to various building sites where required

How to Apply for this Opportunity:

Students:

Print or share this Job Beacon with your teacher. 

You will need to discuss the SWL opportunity with your teacher (Careers/VET/VCAL Coordinator) first as they apply for the SWL opportunity on your behalf.

Teachers:

Discuss with your student the SWL opportunity to ensure it is a good match.

Hit Apply once satisfied.

Send a direct email to Deb Walker (dwalker@grllen.com.au) to discuss the SWL opportunity further.  Please include information on your interested student and week block required.

Teachers, please ensure that the student arranges a time to meet with the employer and completes all required paperwork before commencement of the placement 

About this Trending Industry:  Careers that Buildinclude: Building and Construction, Electrical, Plumbing, Carpentry, Bricklaying, Painting & Decorating & Plastering and currently make up 5% of the workforce.  These careers are predicted to grow by about 14% in the next five years. 

For a live job feed and more about this trending regional industry, including career pathways into top performing careers and career heroes, see Careers that Build.  For other top regional performing careers see Geelong Careers.

Job ID:  W113352

EMPLOYER DESCRIPTION: This employer works on a range of new home builds along with renovation work. He is offering a carpentry opportunity to an interested student within his team, this would a student undertaking VETiS Building as it will allow you to practice your skills and build your knowledge on a real work site.

Student must be undertaking a VETiS program in Building

ATTENDANCE DETAILS:  One week blocks OR one day a week (any day).  Available anytime of the year.

TASK & DUTIES: The student will be assisting the builder and his team with all aspects of the domestic building trade. This may include setting out, framing, scaffolding, use of hand and power tools (under supervision), site clean-ups, building calculations and assisting with deliveries. The student will be required to follow worksite procedures and assist with keeping a clean and tidy work area at all times.

REQUIREMENTS:  Student must be keen to learn the building trade, punctual, willing to listen and learn, follow all worksite OHS and they must have a CI Card.

SKILLS ATTAINED: Students who undertake this opportunity will be enhancing the skills and knowledge that they are learning in their VETiS program. This may include; OH&S specific skills, hand and power tools, calculations for the building trade, how to read a plan, site preparation, communication skills, working within a team, setting out, framing, and scaffolding.

DRESS REQUIREMENTS: Students must wear protective clothing (hi-vis), safety footwear (steel cap boots), ear and eye protection, hat and sunscreen

FIRST DAY INSTRUCTIONS:  Students need to arrive early and be prepared to undertake safety induction.

WORK SAFETY NOTES:  Students need to have started the OHS (WHS) unit from their VET in Schools course of study at a minimum. Students must follow all worksite OHS instructions and wear correct PPE as appropriate.

TRANSPORT REQUIRED:  Students must be able to get to various building sites where required

How to Apply for this Opportunity:

Students:

Print or share this Job Beacon with your teacher. 

You will need to discuss the SWL opportunity with your teacher (Careers/VET/VCAL Coordinator) first as they apply for the SWL opportunity on your behalf.

Teachers:

Discuss with your student the SWL opportunity to ensure it is a good match.

Hit Apply once satisfied.

Send a direct email to Deb Walker (dwalker@grllen.com.au) to discuss the SWL opportunity further.  Please include information on your interested student and week block required.

Teachers, please ensure that the student arranges a time to meet with the employer and completes all required paperwork before commencement of the placement 

About this Trending Industry:  Careers that Buildinclude: Building and Construction, Electrical, Plumbing, Carpentry, Bricklaying, Painting & Decorating & Plastering and currently make up 5% of the workforce.  These careers are predicted to grow by about 14% in the next five years. 

For a live job feed and more about this trending regional industry, including career pathways into top performing careers and career heroes, see Careers that Build.  For other top regional performing careers see Geelong Careers.

JOB ID:  W113350

EMPLOYER DESCRIPTION:  This employer is a multi-disciplinary health care clinic that offers services such as; general physio, remedial massage and preventative occupational health. You would be assisting (and observing) the highly qualified and experienced health care professionals; including physiotherapists, massage therapists and preventative occupational health consultants.

Students must be undertaking VETiS in Allied Health Assistance

ATTENDANCE DETAILS:  One week block.  Available during the Sept/Oct school holiday period only.

TASK & DUTIES: Students will be observing and assisting physiotherapists at the practice. This will include preparing the consulting room, rehabilitation room and gym, general administration, assisting with the design of exercise classes, monitoring client's progress and other duties as directed by the physios.

REQUIREMENTS:  Students must be undertaking a VETiS program in allied health and have a keen interest in physiotherapy work. Students must be well presented and able to interact with staff and clients.

SKILLS ATTAINED:  Students would be developing and furthering their skills in complying with infection control policies and procedures, maintaining a high standard of client services, working within a healthcare environment, observing client interaction and group sessions and applying the principles of confidentiality, privacy, security within a medical environment.

DRESS REQUIREMENTS:  Students must wear smart casual clothes and comfortable shoes

FIRST DAY INSTRUCTIONS: Students needs to arrive early, ask for the manager and be prepared to undertake safety induction

WORK SAFETY NOTES:  Students need to have started the OHS (WHS) unit from their VET in Schools course of study at a minimum. Students must follow all worksite OHS instructions and wear correct PPE as appropriate.

How to Apply for this Opportunity:

Students:

Print or share this Job Beacon with your teacher. 

You will need to discuss the SWL opportunity with your teacher (Careers/VET/VCAL Coordinator) first as they apply for the SWL opportunity on your behalf.

Teachers:

Discuss with your student the SWL opportunity to ensure it is a good match.

Hit Apply once satisfied.

Login to the SWL Portal.

View SWL details and make contact with the employer to discuss hosting your student.

Complete SWL Portal student details as required.

Teachers, please ensure that the student arranges a time to meet with the employer and completes all required paperwork before commencement of the placement 

About this Trending Industry.  Careers in Caringis the largest employer in our region.  Caring roles include: Community Services, Aged Care, Disability, Health and Allied Health.  More than 15% of our workforce is currently employed in these roles and this sector is expected to grow by 23% in the next 5 years.

For a live job feed and more about this trending regional industry, including career pathways into top performing careers and career heroes, see Careers in Caring. For other top regional performing careers see Geelong Careers. 

JOB ID:  W112958

EMPLOYER DESCRIPTION:  This employer has an opportunity for a student who is interested in the automotive industry but is not looking to work in a mechanic workshop. This business is the largest reseller and supplier in the automotive parts and accessories aftermarket. It has a huge range of all things automotive and over 175,000 parts available. You must have a good knowledge of all things automotive and happy to work in a retail environment with customers.

Prefer students to be undertaking VETIS in Automotive (but not mandatory)

ATTENDANCE DETAILS:  One day a week or one week blocks.  Available anytime of the year.

TASK & DUTIES:  Students will be working with various automotive spare parts and aftermarket accessories. Duties may include; identifying parts, general warehousing duties, cleaning, stock rotation and marking, working with customers and within a small team.

REQUIREMENTS:  The student must be willing to learn and keen to work in an automotive retail business. The student needs to be well presented with the ability to work with customers. The student is expected to be punctual, have an interest in the automotive industry and be prepared to work well in a team.

SKILLS ATTAINED:  The student will increase their knowledge in identifying automotive spare parts and accessories and must have an interest in working with customers in an automotive retail environment. The student will also have the opportunity to learn workplace communication, safe work practices and how to cooperative effectively in a workplace team.

DRESS REQUIREMENTS:  Neat and tidy clothing is required (school slacks and enclosed school shoes).

FIRST DAY INSTRUCTIONS:  Student needs to arrive early, ask for the manager and be prepared to undertake safety induction

WORK SAFETY NOTES:  Students need to have started the OHS (WHS) unit from their VETiS course of study at a minimum. Students must follow all worksite OHS instructions and wear correct PPE as appropriate

How to Apply for this Opportunity:

Students:

Print or share this Job Beacon with your teacher. 

You will need to discuss the SWL opportunity with your teacher (Careers/VET/VCAL Coordinator) first as they apply for the SWL opportunity on your behalf.

Teachers:

Discuss with your student the SWL opportunity to ensure it is a good match.

Hit Apply once satisfied.

Login to the SWL Portal.

View SWL details and make contact with the employer to discuss hosting your student.

Complete SWL Portal student details as required.

Teachers, please ensure that the student arranges a time to meet with the employer and completes all required paperwork before commencement of the placement 

About this Trending Industry.  Careers that Moveencompass Automotive, Air, Rail, Water, Post and Warehousing careers. Fed by Geelong’s key role as a major Victorian transport hub, careers that move have already experienced 10.5% growth in the last five years with a further 20% growth predicted for the next five years.

For a live job feed and more about this trending regional industry, including career pathways into top performing careers and career heroes, see Careers that Move.  For other top regional performing careers see Geelong Careers. 

JOB ID:  W113157

EMPLOYER DESCRIPTION:  This automotive business specialises in independent services and repairs for European branded cars such as Volvo, Peugeot, Renault and Citroen. They deliver dealership standard services, tyres and repairs and maintain new car warranties. They are happy to host a student who is keen to learn about the automotive trade and interested in working on European cars.

Students must be undertaking VETIS in Automotive

ATTENDANCE DETAILS:  One day a week (any day except for Fridays) OR one week block anytime of the year.

TASK & DUTIES:  The student will be assisting the trained mechanics in the servicing of European vehicles with hands on participation in mechanical repairs and services. The student will participate in various facets of a busy automotive workshop (including cleaning of the workshop, identifying automotive parts, performing simple automotive procedures) and be required to work in a team and potentially with customers.

REQUIREMENTS:  The student must be willing to learn and keen to work in an automotive business that specialises in European cars. The student needs to be well presented with the ability to work in a clean and orderly manner. The student is expected to be punctual, to be a good listener and be prepared to work well in a team

SKILLS ATTAINED:  The student will gain an understanding of basic mechanical services and repair tasks. The student will also have the opportunity to learn workplace communication, safe work practices and how to cooperative effectively in a workplace team.

DRESS REQUIREMENTS:  Protective clothing, safety footwear, overalls, clean neat & tidy appearance

FIRST DAY INSTRUCTIONS:  Student needs to arrive early, ask for the manager and be prepared to undertake safety induction

WORK SAFETY NOTES:  Students need to have started the OHS (WHS) unit from their VETiS course of study at a minimum. Students must follow all worksite OHS instructions and wear correct PPE as appropriate

How to Apply for this Opportunity:

Students:

Print or share this Job Beacon with your teacher. 

You will need to discuss the SWL opportunity with your teacher (Careers/VET/VCAL Coordinator) first as they apply for the SWL opportunity on your behalf.

Teachers:

Discuss with your student the SWL opportunity to ensure it is a good match.

Hit Apply once satisfied.

Login to the SWL Portal.

View SWL details and make contact with the employer to discuss hosting your student.

Complete SWL Portal student details as required.

Teachers, please ensure that the student arranges a time to meet with the employer and completes all required paperwork before commencement of the placement 

About this Trending Industry.  Careers that Moveencompass Automotive, Air, Rail, Water, Post and Warehousing careers. Fed by Geelong’s key role as a major Victorian transport hub, careers that move have already experienced 10.5% growth in the last five years with a further 20% growth predicted for the next five years.

For a live job feed and more about this trending regional industry, including career pathways into top performing careers and career heroes, see Careers that Move.  For other top regional performing careers see Geelong Careers. 

JOB ID:  W113179

EMPLOYER DESCRIPTION:  This automotive workshop is an independent automotive service, repair and tyre business specialising in the professional care of Mercedes Benz, Porsche, Audi & Volkswagen motor vehicles. This opportunity would suit a student who is keen to work on European cars, both in mechanical repair and tyre servicing.

Students must be undertaking VETIS in Automotive

ATTENDANCE DETAILS:  One day a week (any day) Available any time of the year.

TASK & DUTIES:  The student will learn how to assist trained mechanics in the servicing of European (German) vehicles with hands on participation in vehicle diagnostic software, service and repair tasks, wheel alignments & tyre changing. The student will participate in various facets of a busy automotive workshop and be required to assist in keeping a clean workshop, work in a team and potentially liaise with customers.

REQUIREMENTS:  The student must be willing to learn and keen to work in an European automotive business. The student needs to be well presented with the ability to work in a clean and ordered manner. The student is expected to be punctual, to be a good listener and be prepared to work well in a team.

SKILLS ATTAINED:  The student will gain an understanding of basic mechanical services, repairs, wheel alignments and diagnosing of various problems. The student will also have the opportunity to learn workplace communication, safe work practices and how to cooperative effectively in a workplace team.

DRESS REQUIREMENTS:  Protective clothing & safety boots

FIRST DAY INSTRUCTIONS:  Student needs to arrive early, ask for the manager and be prepared to undertake safety induction

WORK SAFETY NOTES:  Students need to have started the OHS (WHS) unit from their VETiS course of study at a minimum. Students must follow all worksite OHS instructions and wear correct PPE as appropriate

How to Apply for this Opportunity:

Students:

Print or share this Job Beacon with your teacher. 

You will need to discuss the SWL opportunity with your teacher (Careers/VET/VCAL Coordinator) first as they apply for the SWL opportunity on your behalf.

Teachers:

Discuss with your student the SWL opportunity to ensure it is a good match.

Hit Apply once satisfied.

Login to the SWL Portal.

View SWL details and make contact with the employer to discuss hosting your student.

Complete SWL Portal student details as required.

Teachers, please ensure that the student arranges a time to meet with the employer and completes all required paperwork before commencement of the placement 

About this Trending Industry.  Careers that Moveencompass Automotive, Air, Rail, Water, Post and Warehousing careers. Fed by Geelong’s key role as a major Victorian transport hub, careers that move have already experienced 10.5% growth in the last five years with a further 20% growth predicted for the next five years.

For a live job feed and more about this trending regional industry, including career pathways into top performing careers and career heroes, see Careers that Move.  For other top regional performing careers see Geelong Careers. 

JOB ID:  W113013

EMPLOYER DESCRIPTION:  This hotel is a contemporary and vibrant place with both an inviting restaurant and al fresco dining area. Their seasonal menus offer traditional pub favourites, modern dishes and delectable desserts. The team are keen to host keen young people who are wanting to gain experience in a kitchen and work and learn from the passionate team of chefs.

Students must currently be enrolled in a VETiS program in Hospitality 

ATTENDANCE DETAILS: One day a week (either Tue, Thur or Fri) OR one week blocks.  Available to host 1 student per term.

TASK & DUTIES:  Students will undertake duties that relate directly to their Cert II in Kitchen Operations course. This will include food preparation (creating sauces, salad preparation, presenting of food/plating up etc), knife skills and maintaining the standard of hygiene within a busy commercial kitchen.

REQUIREMENTS:  The student must be willing to learn and keen to work in a kitchen environment and have a passion for cooking. The student needs to be well presented with a neat appearance, be punctual, prepared to learn and follow directions and be prepared to work well in a team.

SKILLS ATTAINED:  The student will gain an understanding of what it is like to work within a busy commercial kitchen. Students will enhance their skills in food preparation, knife skills, cleaning and kitchen hygiene, workplace communication skills and learn how to work well in a team.

DRESS REQUIREMENTS:  Students must be dressed appropriately to work in a kitchen setting, including having a chef uniform and fully covered shoes

FIRST DAY INSTRUCTIONS:  Students needs to arrive early, ask for the manager and be prepared to undertake safety induction. 

WORK SAFETY NOTES:  Students need to have started the OHS (WHS) unit from their VET in Schools course of study at a minimum. Students must follow all worksite OHS instructions and wear correct PPE as appropriate. 

How to Apply for this Opportunity: 

Students: 

Print or share this Job Beacon with your teacher.  

You will need to discuss the SWL opportunity with your teacher (Careers/VET/VCAL Coordinator) first as they apply for the SWL opportunity on your behalf. 

Teachers: 

Discuss with your student the SWL opportunity to ensure it is a good match. 

Hit Apply once satisfied. 

Login to the SWL Portal. 

View SWL details and make contact with the employer to discuss hosting your student. 

Complete SWL Portal student details as required. 

Teachers, please ensure that the student arranges a time to meet with the employer and completes all required paperwork before commencement of the placement   

About This Trending Industry:  Eat Stay Touris one of the top eight trending industries in the Geelong region.  Hospitality, Accommodation, Tours and Events jobs have grown 15% in the last five years and are expected to continue to grow by a further 15% in the next five years.  

For a live job feed and more about this dynamic regional industry, including career pathways into top performing careers and career heroes, see Eat Stay Tour Careers.  For other top regional performing careers see Geelong Careers.  

JOB ID:  W113019

EMPLOYER DESCRIPTION:  This restaurant specialises in Mexican food and boasts not only fresh and healthy ingredients (supplied by local companies) but also a majority of the menu is gluten free. The menu is packed full of fresh and zesty flavours which can be enjoyed with friends and family in this busy venue. This position would be ideal for a student wanting to learn from experienced and enthusiastic chefs in a busy and vibrant establishment.

Students must currently be enrolled in a VETiS program in Hospitality 

ATTENDANCE DETAILS: One day a week (any day) OR one week block.  Available anytime of the year.

TASK & DUTIES:  Students will undertake duties that relate directly to their Cert II in Kitchen Operations course. This will include food preparation (creating sauces, salad preparation, presenting of food/plating up etc), knife skills and cleaning within a busy restaurant kitchen.

REQUIREMENTS:  The student must be willing to learn and keen to work in a kitchen environment and have a passion for cooking. Students must be interested in Mexican cuisine. The student needs to be clean and tidy, well presented with a neat appearance, be punctual, prepared to learn and follow directions and be prepared to work well in a team.

Student MUST list any food allergies they have before commencing in this placement.

SKILLS ATTAINED:  The student will gain an understanding of what it is like to work within a busy restaurant kitchen. Students will enhance their skills in food preparation, knife skills, cleaning, workplace communication skills and learn how to work well in a team.

DRESS REQUIREMENTS:  Neat and tidy chef uniform with apron is required. Closed toe shoes with hair tied back where necessary.

FIRST DAY INSTRUCTIONS:  Students needs to arrive early, ask for the manager and be prepared to undertake safety induction. 

WORK SAFETY NOTES:  Students need to have started the OHS (WHS) unit from their VET in Schools course of study at a minimum. Students must follow all worksite OHS instructions and wear correct PPE as appropriate. 

How to Apply for this Opportunity: 

Students: 

Print or share this Job Beacon with your teacher.  

You will need to discuss the SWL opportunity with your teacher (Careers/VET/VCAL Coordinator) first as they apply for the SWL opportunity on your behalf. 

Teachers: 

Discuss with your student the SWL opportunity to ensure it is a good match. 

Hit Apply once satisfied. 

Login to the SWL Portal. 

View SWL details and make contact with the employer to discuss hosting your student. 

Complete SWL Portal student details as required. 

Teachers, please ensure that the student arranges a time to meet with the employer and completes all required paperwork before commencement of the placement   

About This Trending Industry:  Eat Stay Touris one of the top eight trending industries in the Geelong region.  Hospitality, Accommodation, Tours and Events jobs have grown 15% in the last five years and are expected to continue to grow by a further 15% in the next five years.  

For a live job feed and more about this dynamic regional industry, including career pathways into top performing careers and career heroes, see Eat Stay Tour Careers.  For other top regional performing careers see Geelong Careers.  

JOB ID:  W112853

EMPLOYER DESCRIPTION:  This restaurant specialises in Mexican food and boasts not only fresh and healthy ingredients (supplied by local companies) but also a majority of the menu is gluten free. The menu is packed full of fresh and zesty flavours which can be enjoyed with friends and family in this busy venue. This position would be ideal for a student wanting to learn in a busy and vibrant front of house establishment.

Students must currently be enrolled in a VETiS program in Hospitality 

ATTENDANCE DETAILS: One day a week (any day) OR one week blocks.  Available anytime of the year

TASK & DUTIES:  Students will be undertaking a variety of tasks within a busy restaurant setting. Duties may include; interacting with customers, providing table service, front of house customer service, taking customer orders, cleaning service area and tables, handling cash and making coffee.

REQUIREMENTS:  Student's must be undertaking a VETiS Hospitality course and wanting experience in front of house operations (food and beverage service). Student MUST list any food allergies they have before commencing in this placement.

SKILLS ATTAINED:  The student will gain an understanding of front of house operations, customer service, order taking, learn how to complete table service, cleaning, develop good workplace communication skills and learn how to work well in a team.

DRESS REQUIREMENTS:  Neat and tidy dress is required, including closed toe shoes with hair tied back if necessary.

FIRST DAY INSTRUCTIONS:  Students needs to arrive early, ask for the manager and be prepared to undertake safety induction. 

WORK SAFETY NOTES:  Students need to have started the OHS (WHS) unit from their VET in Schools course of study at a minimum. Students must follow all worksite OHS instructions and wear correct PPE as appropriate. 

How to Apply for this Opportunity: 

Students: 

Print or share this Job Beacon with your teacher.  

You will need to discuss the SWL opportunity with your teacher (Careers/VET/VCAL Coordinator) first as they apply for the SWL opportunity on your behalf. 

Teachers: 

Discuss with your student the SWL opportunity to ensure it is a good match. 

Hit Apply once satisfied. 

Login to the SWL Portal. 

View SWL details and make contact with the employer to discuss hosting your student. 

Complete SWL Portal student details as required. 

Teachers, please ensure that the student arranges a time to meet with the employer and completes all required paperwork before commencement of the placement   

About This Trending Industry:  Eat Stay Touris one of the top eight trending industries in the Geelong region.  Hospitality, Accommodation, Tours and Events jobs have grown 15% in the last five years and are expected to continue to grow by a further 15% in the next five years.  

For a live job feed and more about this dynamic regional industry, including career pathways into top performing careers and career heroes, see Eat Stay Tour Careers.  For other top regional performing careers see Geelong Careers.  

JOB ID:  W113010

EMPLOYER DESCRIPTION:  This restaurant aims to bring the taste of Italy to Geelong through its fresh, house-made pasta and gnocchi inspired by Italian family recipes. You will have the chance to assist in the preparation of light Mediterranean meals and may get the opportunity to work with the in-house pastry chef in making cakes and other favourite desserts. This position allows a student to experience a full range of food preparation activities from full restaurant meals through to panini's, wraps and sandwiches.

Students must currently be enrolled in a VETiS program in Hospitality 

ATTENDANCE DETAILS: One day a week.  Available anytime of the year.

TASK & DUTIES:  Students would be assisting with various aspects of food preparation, creation of various sauces and simple dishes, salad preparation, using various kitchen equipment and keeping a clean and hygienic kitchen area. This business is open from breakfast through to dinner.

REQUIREMENTS:  Students must be willing and keen to work in a restaurant setting and be interested in Mediterranean cooking. You will need to be well presented with a neat appearance, punctual, be a good listener and be prepared to work well in a team.

SKILLS ATTAINED:  Students will gain an understanding of kitchen operations in a busy kitchen setting, preparing simple dishes, using basic methods of cookery, hygiene practices in the workplace, workplace communication skills and learning how to work well in a team.

DRESS REQUIREMENTS:  Students must wear enclosed shoes and supply their own apron. You must be neat and tidy with hair tied back if necessary. Full chef uniform is preferred.

FIRST DAY INSTRUCTIONS:  Students needs to arrive early, ask for the manager and be prepared to undertake safety induction. 

WORK SAFETY NOTES:  Students need to have started the OHS (WHS) unit from their VET in Schools course of study at a minimum. Students must follow all worksite OHS instructions and wear correct PPE as appropriate. 

How to Apply for this Opportunity: 

Students: 

Print or share this Job Beacon with your teacher.  

You will need to discuss the SWL opportunity with your teacher (Careers/VET/VCAL Coordinator) first as they apply for the SWL opportunity on your behalf. 

Teachers: 

Discuss with your student the SWL opportunity to ensure it is a good match. 

Hit Apply once satisfied. 

Login to the SWL Portal. 

View SWL details and make contact with the employer to discuss hosting your student. 

Complete SWL Portal student details as required. 

Teachers, please ensure that the student arranges a time to meet with the employer and completes all required paperwork before commencement of the placement   

About This Trending Industry:  Eat Stay Touris one of the top eight trending industries in the Geelong region.  Hospitality, Accommodation, Tours and Events jobs have grown 15% in the last five years and are expected to continue to grow by a further 15% in the next five years.  

For a live job feed and more about this dynamic regional industry, including career pathways into top performing careers and career heroes, see Eat Stay Tour Careers.  For other top regional performing careers see Geelong Careers.  

JOB ID:  W112842

EMPLOYER DESCRIPTION:  This facility in Geelong offers day support programs for people aged over 65 from culturally and linguistically diverse communities. They aim to promote independence for older people from culturally diverse backgrounds by providing support and socialisation opportunities. 500-600 clients from 23 different countries use their services. This position will be working within the hospitality team.

Students must currently be enrolled in a VETiS program in Hospitality 

ATTENDANCE DETAILS: One day a week (any day) OR one week blocks.  Available anytime of the year (including school holiday periods)

TASK & DUTIES:  Students will be working with the hospitality team in a support services role. Duties may involve; preparing meals, cleaning, working directly with clients to ensure their hospitality needs are met and assisting with meals and delivery of trays.

REQUIREMENTS:  Students must be interested in working in hospitality in an aged care environment and with clients from diverse cultural backgrounds.

SKILLS ATTAINED:  Skills you may attain through this placement might include; food preparation, delivery of food and other support services requirements, working with diverse people and clients, communicating with clients and staff and participating in WHS practices and policies.

DRESS REQUIREMENTS:  Neat, casual, tidy dress is required. Closed in shoes and no shoe string straps must be worn.

FIRST DAY INSTRUCTIONS:  Students needs to arrive early, ask for the manager and be prepared to undertake safety induction. 

WORK SAFETY NOTES:  Students need to have started the OHS (WHS) unit from their VET in Schools course of study at a minimum. Students must follow all worksite OHS instructions and wear correct PPE as appropriate. 

How to Apply for this Opportunity: 

Students: 

Print or share this Job Beacon with your teacher.  

You will need to discuss the SWL opportunity with your teacher (Careers/VET/VCAL Coordinator) first as they apply for the SWL opportunity on your behalf. 

Teachers: 

Discuss with your student the SWL opportunity to ensure it is a good match. 

Hit Apply once satisfied. 

Login to the SWL Portal. 

View SWL details and make contact with the employer to discuss hosting your student. 

Complete SWL Portal student details as required. 

Teachers, please ensure that the student arranges a time to meet with the employer and completes all required paperwork before commencement of the placement   

About This Trending Industry:  Eat Stay Touris one of the top eight trending industries in the Geelong region.  Hospitality, Accommodation, Tours and Events jobs have grown 15% in the last five years and are expected to continue to grow by a further 15% in the next five years.  

For a live job feed and more about this dynamic regional industry, including career pathways into top performing careers and career heroes, see Eat Stay Tour Careers.  For other top regional performing careers see Geelong Careers.  

JOB ID:  W113015

EMPLOYER DESCRIPTION:  This restaurant specialises in Spanish cuisine and tapas. The menu is extensive and also has gluten free / vegetarian options. It is a busy lunch and dinner venue with a team of chefs and front of house staff that pride themselves on delivering fine food and service. This position would be ideal for a student wanting to learn from experienced and enthusiastic chefs in a busy and vibrant establishment.

Students must currently be enrolled in a VETiS program in Hospitality 

ATTENDANCE DETAILS: One day a week (any day) OR one week block.  Available anytime of the year.

TASK & DUTIES:  Students will undertake duties that relate directly to their Cert II in Kitchen Operations course. This will include food preparation (creating sauces, salad preparation, presenting of food/plating up etc), knife skills and cleaning within a busy commercial kitchen.

REQUIREMENTS:  The student must be willing to learn and keen to work in a kitchen environment and have a passion for cooking. Students must be interested in Spanish cuisine. The student needs to be clean and tidy, well presented with a neat appearance, be punctual, prepared to learn and follow directions and be prepared to work well in a team.

Student MUST list any food allergies they have before commencing in this placement.

SKILLS ATTAINED:  The student will gain an understanding of what it is like to work within a busy restaurant kitchen. Students will enhance their skills in food preparation, knife skills, cleaning, workplace communication skills and learn how to work well in a team.

DRESS REQUIREMENTS:  Neat and tidy chef uniform with apron is required. Closed toe shoes with hair tied back where necessary.

FIRST DAY INSTRUCTIONS:  Students needs to arrive early, ask for the manager and be prepared to undertake safety induction. 

WORK SAFETY NOTES:  Students need to have started the OHS (WHS) unit from their VET in Schools course of study at a minimum. Students must follow all worksite OHS instructions and wear correct PPE as appropriate. 

How to Apply for this Opportunity: 

Students: 

Print or share this Job Beacon with your teacher.  

You will need to discuss the SWL opportunity with your teacher (Careers/VET/VCAL Coordinator) first as they apply for the SWL opportunity on your behalf. 

Teachers: 

Discuss with your student the SWL opportunity to ensure it is a good match. 

Hit Apply once satisfied. 

Login to the SWL Portal. 

View SWL details and make contact with the employer to discuss hosting your student. 

Complete SWL Portal student details as required.

Teachers, please ensure that the student arranges a time to meet with the employer and completes all required paperwork before commencement of the placement   

About This Trending Industry:  Eat Stay Touris one of the top eight trending industries in the Geelong region.  Hospitality, Accommodation, Tours and Events jobs have grown 15% in the last five years and are expected to continue to grow by a further 15% in the next five years.  

For a live job feed and more about this dynamic regional industry, including career pathways into top performing careers and career heroes, see Eat Stay Tour Careers.  For other top regional performing careers see Geelong Careers.  

JOB ID:  W113009

EMPLOYER DESCRIPTION:  This restaurant specialises in Spanish cuisine and tapas. The menu is extensive and also has gluten free / vegetarian options. It is a busy lunch and dinner venue with a team of chefs and front of house staff that pride themselves on delivering fine food and service. This position would be ideal for a student wanting to learn in a busy and vibrant front of house establishment.

Students must currently be enrolled in a VETiS program in Hospitality 

ATTENDANCE DETAILS: One day a week (any day) OR one week blocks.  Available anytime of the year

TASK & DUTIES:  Students will be undertaking a variety of tasks within a busy restaurant setting. Duties may include; interacting with customers, providing table service, front of house customer service, taking customer orders, cleaning service area and tables, handling cash and making coffee.

REQUIREMENTS:  Student's must be undertaking a VETiS Hospitality course and wanting experience in front of house operations (food and beverage service). Student MUST list any food allergies they have before commencing in this placement.

SKILLS ATTAINED:  The student will gain an understanding of front of house operations, customer service, order taking, learn how to complete table service, cleaning, develop good workplace communication skills and learn how to work well in a team.

DRESS REQUIREMENTS:  Neat and tidy dress is required, including closed toe shoes with hair tied back if necessary.

FIRST DAY INSTRUCTIONS:  Students needs to arrive early, ask for the manager and be prepared to undertake safety induction. 

WORK SAFETY NOTES:  Students need to have started the OHS (WHS) unit from their VET in Schools course of study at a minimum. Students must follow all worksite OHS instructions and wear correct PPE as appropriate. 

How to Apply for this Opportunity: 

Students: 

Print or share this Job Beacon with your teacher.  

You will need to discuss the SWL opportunity with your teacher (Careers/VET/VCAL Coordinator) first as they apply for the SWL opportunity on your behalf. 

Teachers: 

Discuss with your student the SWL opportunity to ensure it is a good match. 

Hit Apply once satisfied. 

Login to the SWL Portal. 

View SWL details and make contact with the employer to discuss hosting your student. 

Complete SWL Portal student details as required. 

Teachers, please ensure that the student arranges a time to meet with the employer and completes all required paperwork before commencement of the placement   

About This Trending Industry:  Eat Stay Touris one of the top eight trending industries in the Geelong region.  Hospitality, Accommodation, Tours and Events jobs have grown 15% in the last five years and are expected to continue to grow by a further 15% in the next five years.  

For a live job feed and more about this dynamic regional industry, including career pathways into top performing careers and career heroes, see Eat Stay Tour Careers.  For other top regional performing careers see Geelong Careers.  

JOB ID:  W112853

EMPLOYER DESCRIPTION:  This café prepares their entire menu to offer specific options for specific needs, including vegetarian, gluten free, food intolerances, low carb, heart and diabetes friendly food. They have a busy café setting and also provide corporate and function catering.

Students must currently be enrolled in a VETiS program in Hospitality 

ATTENDANCE DETAILS: One day a week (any day) OR one week block.  Available to host anytime of the year

TASK & DUTIES:  This is ideal for a student interested in kitchen duties mixed with some front of house tasks. It is busy café and will require a student to think on their feet and follow directions quickly and efficiently. Your day will typically be assisting with all aspects of a busy café which may include food preparation, possible barista duties, clearing tables/dishes, some customer service and general kitchen hand work.

REQUIREMENTS:  Students must be willing to learn and keen to work in a hospitality business. You need to be well presented with a neat appearance, be punctual and be prepared to work in a busy café setting.

SKILLS ATTAINED:  Students will gain an understanding of back of house operations with some front of house duties in a busy café setting. Skills will be developed in the service of food preparation, possible barista duties, customer service interactions, cleaning and safe food handling practices, workplace communication skills and working effectively in a team.

DRESS REQUIREMENTS:  Neat and tidy dress, including closed shoes and hair tied back.

FIRST DAY INSTRUCTIONS:  Students needs to arrive early, ask for the manager and be prepared to undertake safety induction. 

WORK SAFETY NOTES:  Students need to have started the OHS (WHS) unit from their VET in Schools course of study at a minimum. Students must follow all worksite OHS instructions and wear correct PPE as appropriate. 

How to Apply for this Opportunity: 

Students: 

Print or share this Job Beacon with your teacher.  

You will need to discuss the SWL opportunity with your teacher (Careers/VET/VCAL Coordinator) first as they apply for the SWL opportunity on your behalf. 

Teachers: 

Discuss with your student the SWL opportunity to ensure it is a good match. 

Hit Apply once satisfied. 

Login to the SWL Portal. 

View SWL details and make contact with the employer to discuss hosting your student. 

Complete SWL Portal student details as required. 

Teachers, please ensure that the student arranges a time to meet with the employer and completes all required paperwork before commencement of the placement   

About This Trending Industry:  Eat Stay Touris one of the top eight trending industries in the Geelong region.  Hospitality, Accommodation, Tours and Events jobs have grown 15% in the last five years and are expected to continue to grow by a further 15% in the next five years.  

For a live job feed and more about this dynamic regional industry, including career pathways into top performing careers and career heroes, see Eat Stay Tour Careers.  For other top regional performing careers see Geelong Careers.  

Job ID:  W112848

EMPLOYER DESCRIPTION: This business in one of Geelong's oldest and operates in four sites in and around Geelong. This large store combines hardware, timber and nursery sales. This particular position is within their Hardware area in the Geelong store.

Prefer a student to be undertaking a VETiS program in Construction (not mandatory).

ATTENDANCE DETAILS:  One day a week OR one week blocks.  Available anytime of the year

TASK & DUTIES: The student will be learning all aspects of the retail hardware industry. They will be working in teams and rotating within the various trade departments such as building, plumbing, electrical, paint, nursery etc. Duties may involve; identification of various products, packing/warehousing activity, cleaning of the site, customer service and general labouring duties.

REQUIREMENTS:  The student must have an interest in sales and in hardware and be willing to work in a retail environment with customers

SKILLS ATTAINED:  The student will gain an understanding of working within a retail timber environment. Students can expect to attain skills in workplace safety, recognition of various hardware products, dealing with customers and working in a small team.

DRESS REQUIREMENTS: Work pants, hi vis top, steel capped boots and ear plugs must be worn.

FIRST DAY INSTRUCTIONS:  Students need to arrive early and be prepared to undertake safety induction.

WORK SAFETY NOTES:  Students need to have started the OHS (WHS) unit from their VET in Schools course of study at a minimum. Students must follow all worksite OHS instructions and wear correct PPE as appropriate.

How to Apply for this Opportunity:

Students:

Print or share this Job Beacon with your teacher. 

You will need to discuss the SWL opportunity with your teacher (Careers/VET/VCAL Coordinator) first as they apply for the SWL opportunity on your behalf.

Teachers:

Discuss with your student the SWL opportunity to ensure it is a good match.

Hit Apply once satisfied.

Login to the SWL Portal.

View SWL details and make contact with the employer to discuss hosting your student.

Complete SWL Portal student details as required.

Teachers, please ensure that the student arranges a time to meet with the employer and completes all required paperwork before commencement of the placement 

About this Trending Industry:  Careers that Buildinclude: Building and Construction, Electrical, Plumbing, Carpentry, Bricklaying, Painting & Decorating & Plastering and currently make up 5% of the workforce.  These careers are predicted to grow by about 14% in the next five years. 

For a live job feed and more about this trending regional industry, including career pathways into top performing careers and career heroes, see Careers that Build.  For other top regional performing careers see Geelong Careers.

JOB ID:  W112844

EMPLOYER DESCRIPTION: This engineering company is committed to innovative design and quality manufacturing across a variety of industrial markets including mining, heavy truck, power generation, process cooling, rail and defence. They design and manufacture innovative heat transfer and air movement solutions to a world wide market. This placement will give a student the opportunity to work with the Warehousing team.

Prefer students to be undertaking VETIS in Engineering (but not mandatory)

ATTENDANCE DETAILS:  One day a week (any day) OR one week blocks.  Available anytime of the year.

TASK & DUTIES:  Students will be working with the warehousing teams of this large manufacturing business. The work may include the despatch and receipt of goods, participation in stocktake of materials, shifting of goods and materials within the warehouse and closely following all OH&S regulations.

REQUIREMENTS:  The successful student must be able to demonstrate an interest in warehousing in an engineering environment They must have good ICT skills and keen to work in a large manufacturing environment.

SKILLS ATTAINED:  Students will be obtaining skills in general warehousing such as general goods handling, warehouse documentation, working within teams and general workplace communication skills.

DRESS REQUIREMENTS:  Neat and tidy clothing must be worn. When in the manufacturing area of the business safety boots must be worn along with ear and eye protection.

FIRST DAY INSTRUCTIONS: Student needs to arrive early, ask for the manager and be prepared to undertake safety induction.

WORK SAFETY NOTES:  Students need to have started the OHS (WHS) unit from their VET in Schools course of study at a minimum. Students must follow all worksite OHS instructions and wear correct PPE as appropriate.

How to Apply for this Opportunity:

Students:

Print or share this Job Beacon with your teacher. 

You will need to discuss the SWL opportunity with your teacher (Careers/VET/VCAL Coordinator) first as they apply for the SWL opportunity on your behalf.

Teachers:

Discuss with your student the SWL opportunity to ensure it is a good match.

Hit Apply once satisfied.

Login to the SWL Portal.

View SWL details and make contact with the employer to discuss hosting your student.

Complete SWL Portal student details as required.

Teachers, please ensure that the student arranges a time to meet with the employer and completes all required paperwork before commencement of the placement 

About this Trending Industry:  While Careers in Advanced Manufacturinghave declined in some traditional engineering roles, the development of 21^stcentury technologies, including carbon management ensures that these careers remain strong.  A current 8.2% of our regional workforce are employed in engineering, with an expected growth of 25% in the next five years.

For a live job feed and more about this trending regional industry, including career pathways into top performing careers and career heroes, see Advanced Manufacturing Careers.For other top regional performing careers see Geelong Careers. 

JOB ID:  W113220

EMPLOYER DESCRIPTION:  This employer operates a large family pet business that deals in animal sales, animal care, animal cleaning, plus sales of associated products & services . Animals include birds, dogs, cats, fish, reptiles, rabbits, guinea pigs and rats. This business is happy to host a student who is interested in animal care but is also capable of working with customers and retail sales.

Prefer student to be undertaking VETiS in Animal Studies

Attendance Details:  One week blocks only.

TASK & DUTIES:  Students will be working with a broad range of animals which under-supervision must be handled and cared for and kept clean and healthy according to their species needs. Students must understand that a lot of cleaning is involved in working with animals and will be part of your daily routine. This role also required you to work in the retail side of the business.

REQUIREMENTS:  The students must have a love of animals and under supervision be willing to handle reptiles, fish, birds and maintain enclosures. They must have good communication skills as you will be interacting with staff and customers at all times. Cleaning of the enclosures and store is a large part of this position.

SKILLS ATTAINED:  Students will be putting in to practice elements of their VET Animal Studies program. This might include; feeding and watering animals, providing information on companion animals, products and services, assisting with animal care hygiene, maintaining strict OH&S procedures and communicating within a small team.

DRESS REQUIREMENTS:  Neat and tidy. Enclosed footwear, shirts and pants, a jacket in colder weather.

FIRST DAY INSTRUCTIONS:  Student needs to arrive early, ask for the manager, and be prepared to undertake safety induction.

WORK SAFETY NOTES:  Students need to have started the OHS (WHS) unit from their VET in Schools course of study at a minimum. Students must follow all worksite OHS instructions and wear correct PPE as appropriate.

How to Apply for this Opportunity:

Students:

Print or share this Job Beacon with your teacher. 

You will need to discuss the SWL opportunity with your teacher (Careers/VET/VCAL Coordinator) first as they apply for the SWL opportunity on your behalf.

Teachers:

Discuss with your student the SWL opportunity to ensure it is a good match.

Hit Apply once satisfied.

Login to the SWL Portal.

View SWL details and make contact with the employer to discuss hosting your student.

Complete SWL Portal student details as required.

Teachers, please ensure that the student arranges a time to meet with the employer and completes all required paperwork before commencement of the placement 

About this Trending Industry:   Careers in Food and Fibre, which include Farming, Fishing, Diary, Food Processing, Textiles, Agribusiness are expected to grow by 50% in the next 5 years.  This growth reflects the doubling of global demand for Australian products in the same time frame.

83% of advertised graduate positions remain unfilled.  For a live job feed and more about this trending regional industry, including career pathways into top performing careers and career heroes, see Careers in Food and Fibre.  For other top regional performing careers see Geelong Careers. 

JOB ID:  W113064

EMPLOYER DESCRIPTION:  This employer is a not-for-profit organisation that exists to champion and support people with physical, intellectual and multiple disabilities. Their services help more than 6,000 individuals and their families throughout Victoria. These opportunities will allow students to work with their allied health team and learn what they do in a disability organisation such as this.

Students must be undertaking VETiS in Allied Health Assistance

ATTENDANCE DETAILS:  One week block – can host multiple students.  Available in SECOND WEEK of school holiday period (30 Sept – 4 Oct)

TASK & DUTIES:  Students will be involved with the on-site allied health practitioners. Duties may include; complying with infection and prevention control policies and procedures, working with diverse people and clients, assisting with client movement, communicating with clients and staff and maintaining a high standard of service and practice.

REQUIREMENTS:  Students must be undertaking Cert III in Allied Health Assistance to eligible for these positions.

SKILLS ATTAINED:  Students will be undertaking duties that align with their Cert III in Allied Health Assistance VETiS program. Skills may include; complying with infection and prevention control policies and procedures, working with diverse people and clients, assisting with client movement, communicating with clients and staff and participating in WHS practices.

FIRST DAY INSTRUCTIONS:  Students needs to arrive early, ask for the manager and be prepared to undertake safety induction

WORK SAFETY NOTES:  Students need to have started the OHS (WHS) unit from their VET in Schools course of study at a minimum. Students must follow all worksite OHS instructions and wear correct PPE as appropriate.

How to Apply for this Opportunity:

Students:

Print or share this Job Beacon with your teacher. 

You will need to discuss the SWL opportunity with your teacher (Careers/VET/VCAL Coordinator) first as they apply for the SWL opportunity on your behalf.

Teachers:

Discuss with your student the SWL opportunity to ensure it is a good match.

Hit Apply once satisfied.

Login to the SWL Portal.

View SWL details and make contact with the employer to discuss hosting your student.

Complete SWL Portal student details as required.

Teachers, please ensure that the student arranges a time to meet with the employer and completes all required paperwork before commencement of the placement. 

About this Trending Industry.  Careers in Caring is the largest employer in our region.  Caring roles include: Community Services, Aged Care, Disability, Health and Allied Health.  More than 15% of our workforce is currently employed in these roles and this sector is expected to grow by 23% in the next 5 years.

For a live job feed and more about this trending regional industry, including career pathways into top performing careers and career heroes, see Careers in Caring.  For other top regional performing careers see Geelong Careers. 

JOB ID:  W113063

EMPLOYER DESCRIPTION:  This employer is a not-for-profit organisation that exists to champion and support people with physical, intellectual and multiple disabilities. Their services help more than 6,000 individuals and their families throughout Victoria. These opportunities will allow students to work with their allied health team and learn what they do in a disability organisation such as this.

Students must be undertaking VETiS in Allied Health Assistance

ATTENDANCE DETAILS:  One week block – can host multiple students.  Available in SECOND WEEK of school holiday period (30 Sept – 4 Oct)

TASK & DUTIES:  Students will be involved with the on-site allied health practitioners. Duties may include; complying with infection and prevention control policies and procedures, working with diverse people and clients, assisting with client movement, communicating with clients and staff and maintaining a high standard of service and practice.

REQUIREMENTS:  Students must be undertaking Cert III in Allied Health Assistance to eligible for these positions.

SKILLS ATTAINED:  Students will be undertaking duties that align with their Cert III in Allied Health Assistance VETiS program. Skills may include; complying with infection and prevention control policies and procedures, working with diverse people and clients, assisting with client movement, communicating with clients and staff and participating in WHS practices.

FIRST DAY INSTRUCTIONS:  Students needs to arrive early, ask for the manager and be prepared to undertake safety induction

WORK SAFETY NOTES:  Students need to have started the OHS (WHS) unit from their VET in Schools course of study at a minimum. Students must follow all worksite OHS instructions and wear correct PPE as appropriate.

How to Apply for this Opportunity:

Students:

Print or share this Job Beacon with your teacher. 

You will need to discuss the SWL opportunity with your teacher (Careers/VET/VCAL Coordinator) first as they apply for the SWL opportunity on your behalf.

Teachers:

Discuss with your student the SWL opportunity to ensure it is a good match.

Hit Apply once satisfied.

Login to the SWL Portal.

View SWL details and make contact with the employer to discuss hosting your student.

Complete SWL Portal student details as required.

Teachers, please ensure that the student arranges a time to meet with the employer and completes all required paperwork before commencement of the placement.

About this Trending Industry.  Careers in Caring is the largest employer in our region.  Caring roles include: Community Services, Aged Care, Disability, Health and Allied Health.  More than 15% of our workforce is currently employed in these roles and this sector is expected to grow by 23% in the next 5 years.

For a live job feed and more about this trending regional industry, including career pathways into top performing careers and career heroes, see Careers in Caring.  For other top regional performing careers see Geelong Careers. 

JOB ID:  W113062

EMPLOYER DESCRIPTION:  This employer is a not-for-profit organisation that exists to champion and support people with physical, intellectual and multiple disabilities. Their services help more than 6,000 individuals and their families throughout Victoria. These opportunities will allow students to work with their allied health team and learn what they do in a disability organisation such as this.

Students must be undertaking VETiS in Allied Health Assistance

ATTENDANCE DETAILS:  One week block – can host multiple students.  Available in SECOND WEEK of school holiday period (8-12 July)

TASK & DUTIES:  Students will be involved with the on-site allied health practitioners. Duties may include; complying with infection and prevention control policies and procedures, working with diverse people and clients, assisting with client movement, communicating with clients and staff and maintaining a high standard of service and practice.

REQUIREMENTS:  Students must be undertaking Cert III in Allied Health Assistance to eligible for these positions.

SKILLS ATTAINED:  Students will be undertaking duties that align with their Cert III in Allied Health Assistance VETiS program. Skills may include; complying with infection and prevention control policies and procedures, working with diverse people and clients, assisting with client movement, communicating with clients and staff and participating in WHS practices.

FIRST DAY INSTRUCTIONS:  Students needs to arrive early, ask for the manager and be prepared to undertake safety induction

WORK SAFETY NOTES:  Students need to have started the OHS (WHS) unit from their VET in Schools course of study at a minimum. Students must follow all worksite OHS instructions and wear correct PPE as appropriate.

How to Apply for this Opportunity:

Students:

Print or share this Job Beacon with your teacher. 

You will need to discuss the SWL opportunity with your teacher (Careers/VET/VCAL Coordinator) first as they apply for the SWL opportunity on your behalf.

Teachers:

Discuss with your student the SWL opportunity to ensure it is a good match.

Hit Apply once satisfied.

Login to the SWL Portal.

View SWL details and make contact with the employer to discuss hosting your student.

Complete SWL Portal student details as required.

Teachers, please ensure that the student arranges a time to meet with the employer and completes all required paperwork before commencement of the placement.

About this Trending Industry.  Careers in Caring is the largest employer in our region.  Caring roles include: Community Services, Aged Care, Disability, Health and Allied Health.  More than 15% of our workforce is currently employed in these roles and this sector is expected to grow by 23% in the next 5 years.

For a live job feed and more about this trending regional industry, including career pathways into top performing careers and career heroes, see Careers in Caring.  For other top regional performing careers see Geelong Careers.