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To apply for amazing apprenticeship opportunities, head over to the “Job Seekers” tab.
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The Labour Hire Licensing Act 2018 was established in response to the Victorian Inquiry into the Labour Hire Industry and Insecure Work.
Under the scheme, labour hire providers must be licensed to operate in Victoria, and those who use labour hire providers must only engage licensed providers.
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Information on the Government websites is updated daily.
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]]>Dirk and Ryan will be taking up positions with our client, as tradespeople in their respective trades. Matthew will remain with Chelgrave on a fixed term contract with our client and Lachlan will be moving on to a bright future outside of the Chelgrave family.
Congratulations to all on a successful apprenticeship and good luck in their future endeavours.
2016 Apprentices in photo:
Lachlan Watt (Elect), Matthew Radivo (Mech), Ryan McMahon (Elect), Dirk Harvey (Mech).
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]]>Since 2014, Chelgrave have employed 24 apprentices, both male and female, in the Electrical, Mechanical and Fabrication trades.
The process is in motion to take on another 5 apprentices in 2020, in all 3 trades, with a start date in early February next year.
Thanks to the great management team at Hastings, Chelgrave have had a fantastic success rate to date with all eligible apprentices completing their apprenticeships on time and some securing positions with the client or with Chelgrave on site at Hastings.
2019 Apprentices in photo:
Jackson Hale, Jason Graham, Jessica Pope-Young, Brendon Smith.
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]]>Chelgrave staff were invited to the Sea Life Melbourne Aquarium to celebrate this incredible milestone. A commemorative crystal trophy was gifted to the Managing Director during the event.
Chelgrave would like to take this opportunity to thank all our staff and employees for their efforts and dedication which makes 40 years in business possible.
As a family run and operated business, Chelgrave prides itself on developing close relationships with clients and employees alike. We are committed to uphold our expertise and dedication in providing individually tailored solutions to our clients for years to come.
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]]>Our rigorous recruitment process saw candidates sit aptitude tests, attend assessment centres and front up for a panel interview; a very daunting experience for most, however all applicants were well-prepared, enthusiastic and gracious. It was truly an inspiring and heartening experience meeting such passionate and articulate young people.
We also found during the selection process that a lot of adult applicants had wished they had pursued an apprenticeship straight out of school, however, were instead encouraged to undertake a university degree believing they would have more career options and make more money.
So we set about trying to understand why so many young Australians were not considering a trade. A university degree (regardless of whether you complete it) costs from $6,000 – $10,000 a year, statistics show only 73.6% of students complete their degree and of those that do complete it, the number of bachelor degree graduates in full-time employment is only 69% (Graduate Careers Aust., 2015) Lets compare that to an apprenticeship;
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