Get Involved
Everyone can play a part in National Apprenticeship Week
Whether you’re an employer, industry association, school, training provider, or apprentice, there are many ways to get involved:
For Employers & Industry
Host a workplace visit, open day, or toolbox talk celebrating apprentices
Share success stories of apprentices and tradespeople on your website and social media
Download NAWA logos, posters, and social graphics from the Resources Hub
For Schools & Training Providers
Run career information sessions about apprenticeships
Showcase alumni who have built careers through apprenticeships
Encourage students to join conversations on social media using #NAWA
For Apprentices & Trainees
Share your Australian Apprenticeship journey online
Give a shout-out to your fellow apprentices and trainees
Get involved in local events or create your own
For Job Seekers & Students
Explore available apprenticeships in your area of interest
Connect with potential employers and training providers
Apply for apprenticeship and traineeship opportunities
”Give a Shout” Featured Campaign
Say thank you to an apprentice during NAWA week – whether it’s a coffee shout, a public recognition at a team meeting, or a social post.
There are three ways you can Give a Shout this National Apprenticeship Week:
1. Give an apprentice or trainee at your workplace a shout-out. Whether it’s a toolbox talk or pre-start huddle, point out their efforts. Good old-fashioned encouragement goes a very long way.
2. Shout them a coldie or coffee at knock-off. Make time for a chat to share some of your experiences or advice about the job over a brew. It helps them feel part of the team, happier and perform better.
3. Get loud about tradie mental health by wearing your Trademutt shirt. We’re right behind Trademutt and TIACS to provide mental health support to apprentices at the start of their working life. Pull on your brightly coloured PPE to show your support.
Share your shout with quick pic and post it to your socials with the hashtags #giveashout #NAWA.
