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School to work resources

Web site list (doc - 61 KB) 
This document provides an annotated list of web sites for teachers to explore the links between the School to Work Program and Industrial Technology.

Learning activity: Career opportunities and pathways in the industrial technologies (doc - 72 KB) 
Using the the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations web site or the New Apprenticeships web site, students will investigate career opportunities and pathways in the industrial technologies.

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