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Support's always there

About to study? Just started your training?

Thinking about changing courses or dropping out? Moving into employment?

Wherever you are in your learning journey, you’re not doing this alone.

We can either provide you with the support you need or let you know what other services are available to empower you to achieve your long-term career goals.

Because your future matters.

It’s free

Support is free and confidential.

For all issues

There’s support for any issue affecting your training.

Be proactive

The sooner you reach out, the stronger the supports that can be put in place to help you succeed.

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Complete support

Seeking support due to a disability? Need a change made to your timetable? Want some help with your maths or writing skills? Whatever you need, support exists.
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Ask us questions

Need information about VET and can’t find the answers here? Call the Skills Infoline and ask us your questions. We’re ready to listen and to point you in the right direction.
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Financial assistance

Bring your goals in reach with free or part-paid courses, loans, travel and accommodation allowances and much more.
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Issues with your training or employment?

What happens if something goes wrong during your training? What if you have an issue with your employer?

Reach out for support as soon as you can because it’s there.

Resolving concerns

Additional support services

South Australian Skills Commission

The South Australian Skills Commission can assist you if you have a concern or complaint with any aspect of your apprenticeship or traineeship. This can cover your training contract, plan or changes to your employment.

Visit SASC

SafeWork SA

SafeWork SA is South Australia’s workplace health and safety regulator. They can let you know about your rights and obligations at work such as what to do if you injure yourself at work or experience bullying or harassment at work.

Visit SafeWork SA

Fair Work Ombudsman

The Fair Work Ombudsman can give you information and other support about a range of employment matters, including issues or questions about your wages or rate of pay or work conditions.

Visit Fair Work