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Yes, completing a school-based traineeship in Queensland can count towards your Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE). The QCE is the certificate awarded to students who have successfully met the requirements of their senior schooling in Queensland. School-based traineeships are recognized as a valuable component of vocational education and training, and they contribute to the QCE by earning credits towards the certificate. The number of credits earned will depend on the length and complexity of the traineeship. It is important to consult with your school’s career advisor or the Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority (QCAA) to ensure that your school-based traineeship is appropriately recognized and credited towards your QCE.

Yes, as a school-based trainee in the Health sector in Queensland, you are entitled to be paid for the work you perform as part of your traineeship. The pay you receive will depend on factors such as the industry, your age, and the level of qualification you are undertaking. The pay rates for school-based trainees are typically based on the relevant modern award or enterprise agreement that covers the industry. It’s important to note that the pay rates may vary, so it’s recommended to consult with your employer or relevant authorities to understand the specific wage conditions and entitlements applicable to your traineeship in the Health sector.

As a First Nations trainee you will also be provided with additional wrap around support from Seed Foundation Australia. You can expect to receive additional support and resources tailored to your cultural background and specific needs. Seed Foundation Australia is dedicated to supporting Indigenous youth in their education and career journeys.

Please contact our Head Office if you are considering relocating, we will look at options available for you to transfer your traineeships if possible.