SKILLS FIRST YOUTH ACCESS INITIATIVE Sample Clauses

SKILLS FIRST YOUTH ACCESS INITIATIVE. If the Training Provider is: a TAFE Institute or a Dual Sector University as defined in the Act; a Learn Local Organisation; or the Centre for Adult Education or XXXX (each as defined in the Act); the Training Provider must apply a fee waiver/exemption for an Eligible Individual, if it sights and retains a validly endorsed referral form from either the Department of Health and Human Services, the Department, the Department of Justice and Regulation, or a referring agency. A referring agency is defined for this purpose as an organisation that is based in the State of Victoria that currently receives funding or is contracted by the Victorian Government or the Commonwealth Government to provide services to children, youth and/or families. The Skills First Youth Access Initiative is to support young people who have been, or are currently on, a Youth Justice Order or Child Protection Order, and who are not more than 22 years of age, to participate in education and training. For the purposes of this program: Youth Justice Order means a probation order, youth supervision order, youth attendance order (YAO), youth residential centre order (YRCO), youth justice centre order (YJC) or a youth parole order (YPO) imposed under the Children, Youth and Families Act 2005 (Vic), or a community correction order defined in the Sentencing Act 1991 (Vic).
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SKILLS FIRST YOUTH ACCESS INITIATIVE. Purpose 18.1 The Skills First Youth Access Initiative is to support participation in training by young people (24 years of age or under) who have been, or are currently on, Youth Justice Orders or Child Protection Orders, or are residents of an Education First Youth Foyer. 18.2 The Training Provider must grant a Fee Waiver to a Skills First Student who meets the criteria in Clause 18.1 of this Schedule 1 and who is referred to training by: a) the Department of Health and Human Services; b) the Department; c) the Department of Justice and Community Safety; or d) a referring agency, which is defined for this purpose as an organisation based in the State of Victoria that currently receives funding or is contracted by the Victorian Government or the Commonwealth Government to provide services to children, youth and/or families. 18.3 For the purpose of the Skills First Youth Access Initiative: a) Youth Justice Order means: i) a community sentence, which includes: A. an undertaking; B. a youth control order; C. a probation order; D. a youth supervision order; E. a youth attendance order; F. a youth parole order; or
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SKILLS FIRST YOUTH ACCESS INITIATIVE. Purpose 18.1 The Skills First Youth Access Initiative is to support participation in training by young people (24 years of age or under) who have been, or are currently on, Youth Justice Orders or Child Protection Orders, or are residents of an Education First Youth Foyer. 18.2 The Training Provider must grant a Fee Waiver to a Skills First Student who meets the criteria in Clause 18.1 of this Schedule 1 and who is referred to training by: b) the Department;
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SKILLS FIRST YOUTH ACCESS INITIATIVE. Purpose 18.1 The Skills First Youth Access Initiative is to support participation in training by young people (24 years of age or under) who have been, or are currently on, Youth Justice Orders or Child Protection Orders, or are residents of an Education First Youth Foyer. 18.2 If the Training Provider is a Learn Local Organisation, it must grant a Fee Waiver to a Skills First Student who meets the criteria in Clause 18.1 of this Schedule 1 and who is referred to training by: b) the Department; c) the Department of Justice and Community Safety; or d) a referring agency, which is defined for this purpose as an organisation based in the State of Victoria that currently receives funding or is contracted by the Victorian Government or the Commonwealth Government to provide services to children, youth and/or families.
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SKILLS FIRST YOUTH ACCESS INITIATIVE. 20.1 If the Training Provider is: a) a TAFE Institute or a Dual Sector University as defined in the Act; b) a Learn Local Organisation; or c) the Centre for Adult Education or XXXX (each as defined in the Act); the Training Provider must apply a fee waiver/exemption for an Eligible Individual, if it sights and retains a validly endorsed referral form from either the Department of Health and Human Services, the Department, the Department of Justice and Regulation, or a referring agency. A referring agency is defined for this purpose as an organisation that is based in the State of Victoria that currently receives funding or is contracted by the Victorian Government or the Commonwealth Government to provide services to children, youth and/or families.
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SKILLS FIRST YOUTH ACCESS INITIATIVE. Purpose 18.1 The Skills First Youth Access Initiative is to support participation in training by young people (24 years of age or under) who have been, or are currently on, Youth Justice Orders or Child Protection Orders, or are residents of an Education First Youth Foyer. 18.2 If the Training Provider is a Learn Local Organisation, it must grant a Fee Waiver to a Skills First Student who meets the criteria in Clause 18.1 of this Schedule 1 and who is referred to training by: a) the Department of Health and Human Services; b) the Department; c) the Department of Justice and Community Safety; or d) a referring agency, which is defined for this purpose as an organisation based in the State of Victoria that currently receives funding or is contracted by the Victorian Government or the Commonwealth Government to provide services to children, youth and/or families. 18.3 For the purpose of the Skills First Youth Access Initiative: a) Youth Justice Order means: i) a community sentence, which includes: A. an undertaking; B. a youth control order; C. a probation order; D. a youth supervision order; E. a youth attendance order; F. a youth parole order; or
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