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Jump Back Into January!

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The Christmas period is now over, which means it is time to jump back into the work/study/what to do next basket.

Are you heading back to Uni and looking for a casual job? Or maybe you have recently finished school and are still figuring out what it is that you want to do?

If this sounds like you, read on for some information to help you choose what path to take next.

Traineeships

Traineeships are a great way to earn while you learn and get hands-on industry experience. Believe it or not, traineeships are not exclusive to young people and anyone can complete one if they want to.

Some traineeship pathways available through HITsa include Certificate 3 in Business, Certificate 3 in Hospitality and Certificate 4 in Leadership & Management.

Short Courses

Short courses are a great way to expand your skills and expertise in a particular industry. They’re affordable and a great option if you’re looking to complete a course in a shorter amount of time.

In addition, some short courses can be completed online, making them more convenient for those with other commitments.

HITsa offers a range of short courses which can be explored here.

Qualifications

Qualifications are a great way to get your foot in the door or take the next step in your career. A qualification will teach you practical and industry-specific skills that make you job-ready.

As mentioned above, some qualifications are available through traineeship arrangements.

Ready to kick your career goals in 2022? 

Furthermore, there are many ways to find a job and enter the workforce. Whether that be through a traineeship, short course or qualification – equipping yourself with industry knowledge and skills is a great way to help you get a job.

Visit individual course pages for more information or find an upcoming course date here.

Alternatively, you can call HITsa directly on (08) 8375 2800 for more info.

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Kickstart a Career With the ACH Group Through a Cleaning Pre-Employment Program

Are you looking to return to the workforce on a casual basis and have no prior industry experience?

Step into a feel-good career where you support older people to live good lives and maintain independence.

Pre-employment cleaning training will help you gain employment through the ACH Group as a community cleaner.

What is a community cleaner?

As people get older, living independently can become more difficult. Many people want to stay in their own home for as long as possible, and as a community cleaner you’re able to help older people do this.

Community cleaners’ complete in-home tasks to support the elderly who still live at home. Tasks could include:

  • washing dishes
  • vacuuming
  • laundry
  • mopping
  • dusting
  • general tidying

These may seem like simple day-to-day tasks for some, however they become more difficult as you age. By completing these tasks for older people, you help them to stay safe and comfortable while living at home.

Why become a community cleaner?

Community cleaners are valuable workers, they support those in-need and help people stay living in their own home.

Not only do you provide cleaning services, but you also provide important social interaction that they may otherwise lack.

Going to work each day and knowing that you’re able to make a difference and help people remain independent is a rewarding feeling.

How to become a community cleaner?

HITsa are currently offering the ACH Group Cleaning Pre-Employment Program which is government funded through Job Trainer.

This training will take 3 weeks to complete and upon successful completion participants may gain employment with the ACH Group.

What does it look like to work for the ACH Group as a community cleaner?

Do you enjoy having weekends off, helping people and interacting with customers? Well, that’s what it’s like to work as a community cleaner for the ACH Group!

Your typical work week would include Monday to Friday work between 9am – 5pm – no weekends – generally 3 days per week as a minimum..

The ACH Group also promote a good work culture, diversity and are committed to supporting their workforce.

So, what are you waiting for? Enquire about the ACH Group Cleaning Pre-Employment Program today.

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