Training Packages and Trades Sample Clauses

Training Packages and Trades. (a) Where it is consistent with state or territory legislation, an apprentice may be engaged under a Training Agreement approved by an Apprenticeship Authority, provided the qualification outcome specified in the Training Agreement is consistent with that established for apprenticeship in the trade training package determined from time to time by the National Printing Industry Training Council and endorsed by the National Training Framework Committee.
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Training Packages and Trades. ‌ (a) Where it is consistent with state or territory legislation, an apprentice may be engaged under a Training Agreement approved by an Apprenticeship Authority, provided the qualification outcome specified in the Training Agreement is consistent with that established for apprenticeship in the trade training package determined from time to time by the National Printing Industry Training Council and endorsed by the National Training Framework Committee. (b) Subject to sub clause 13.1 an apprenticeship may be undertaken in any of the following trades: ▪ Graphic Pre Press ▪ Printing Machining ▪ Binding and Finishing ▪ Screen Printing Stencil Preparation
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Training Packages and Trades. 5.1.3(c)(i) Where it is consistent with state or territory legislation, an apprentice may be engaged under a Training Agreement approved by an Apprenticeship Authority, provided the
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Training Packages and Trades. 13.4(a) Where it is consistent with state or territory legislation, an apprentice may be engaged under a Training Agreement approved by an Apprenticeship Authority, provided the qualification outcome specified in the Training Agreement is consistent with that established for apprenticeship in the trade training package determined from time to time by the National Printing Industry Training Council and endorsed by the National Training Framework Committee. 13.4 (b) Subject to sub clause 13.1 an apprenticeship may be undertaken in any of the following trades: 13.5 Apprenticeship authority means: (a) In New South Wales the Commissioner of Vocational Training appointed under the Industrial and Commercial Training Act 1989, the Vocational Training Board constituted under the Act or the Industrial Relations Commission established by the Industrial Relations Act 1996.
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Training Packages and Trades. 5.1.3(c)(i) Where it is consistent with Victoria legislation, an apprentice may be engaged under a Training Agreement approved by an Apprenticeship Authority, provided the qualification outcome specified in the Training Agreement is consistent with that established for apprenticeship in the trade training package determined from time to time by the National Printing Industry Training Council and endorsed by the National Training Framework Committee. 5.1.3(c)(ii) Subject to subclause 5.1.3(a) an apprenticeship may be undertaken in any of the following trades:
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