Advanced Engineering Tradesperson Sample Clauses

Advanced Engineering Tradesperson. Where the training plan provides for the completion of a relevant AQF 5 qualification: Stage of Apprenticeship Entry, Exit and Progression Requirements Stage 1 Entry Nil entry requirements. Exit There is no exit point at this stage. Stage 2 Entry An apprentice enters Stage 2: • on attainment of 25% of the total competency points for the relevant Diploma of Engineering qualification specified in the training plan ; or • 12 months* after commencing the apprenticeship; whichever is earlier. Exit There is no exit point at this stage. Stage 3 Entry An apprentice enters Stage 3: • on attainment of 50% of the total competency points for the relevant Diploma of Engineering qualification specified in the training plan; or • 12 months* after commencing Stage 2; whichever is earlier. Exit Upon the attainment of 75% of the total competency points for the relevant AQF Diploma qualification specified in the training plan and subject to clauses 4.2.6(j) and 4.2.6(m) an apprentice may exit with the relevant AQF Certificate III and/or AQF Certificate IV qualification.
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Advanced Engineering Tradesperson. Where the training plan provides for the completion of a relevant AQF 5 qualification: Stage of Apprenticeship Entry, Exit and Progression Requirements Stage 1 Entry Nil entry requirements. Exit There is no exit point at this stage. Stage 2 Entry An apprentice enters Stage 2: • on attainment of 25% of the total competency points for the relevant Diploma of Engineering qualification specified in the training plan ; or • 12 months* after commencing the apprenticeship; whichever is earlier. Exit There is no exit point at this stage.
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Advanced Engineering Tradesperson. Where the training plan provides for the completion of a relevant AQF 5 qualification: Stage of Apprenticeship Entry, Exit and Progression Requirements
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Advanced Engineering Tradesperson. Where the training plan provides for the completion of a relevant AQF 5 qualification: Stage of Apprenticeship Entry, Exit and Progression Requirements (1) Exit There is no exit point at this stage. Stage 2 Entry An apprentice enters Stage 2: • on attainment of 25% of the total competency points for the relevant Diploma of Engineering qualification specified in the training plan ; or • 12 months* after commencing the apprenticeship; whichever is earlier. Exit There is no exit point at this stage. Stage 3 Entry An apprentice enters Stage 3: • on attainment of 50% of the total competency points for the relevant Diploma of Engineering qualification specified in the training plan; or • 12 months* after commencing Stage 2; whichever is earlier. Exit Upon the attainment of 75% of the total competency points for the relevant AQF Diploma qualification specified in the training plan and subject to clauses 4.2.6(j) and 4.2.6(m) an apprentice may exit with the relevant AQF Certificate III and/or AQF Certificate IV qualification.
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Advanced Engineering Tradesperson. Where the training plan provides for the completion of a relevant AQF 5 qualification: Stage of Apprenticeship Entry, Exit and Progression Requirements Stage 1 Entry Nil entry requirements. Exit There is no exit point at this stage. Stage 2 Entry An apprentice enters Stage 2: • on attainment of 25% of the total competency points for the relevant Diploma of Engineering qualification specified in the training plan ; or • 12 months* after commencing the apprenticeship; whichever is earlier. Exit There is no exit point at this stage. Stage 3 Entry An apprentice enters Stage 3: • on attainment of 50% of the total competency points for the relevant Diploma of Engin eering qualification specified in the training plan; or • 12 months* after commencing Stage 2; whichever is earlier. Exit Upon the attainment of 75% of the total competency points for the relevant AQF Diploma qualification specified in the training plan and subject to clauses 4.2.6(j) and 4.2.6(m) an apprentice may exit with the relevant AQF Certificate III and/or AQF Certificate IV qualification. * Subject to clause 4.2.6(m) – Lost Time. An apprentice who completes a Diploma of Engineering Qualification a nd where the qualification is relevant to the employment he or she shall be paid 95% of the C5 rate in the first year after completion of the apprenticeship and subsequently at the C5 rate.
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Advanced Engineering Tradesperson. Where the training plan provides for the completion of a relevant AQF 5 qualification: STAGE OF APPRENTICESHIP ENTRY, EXIT AND PROGRESSION REQUIREMENTS Stage 1 Entry Nil entry requirements. Exit There is no exit point at this stage.
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