Highlights
- South Australian school leavers and job seekers will have access to low-cost training under an $88million JobTrainer package
- The initiative would create up to 15,000 training places in the state
- It will focus on industries in high demand, such as aged care, child care and disability care
Premier Steven Marshall announced the initiative would create up to 15,000 training places in the state, focusing on industries in high demand, such as aged care, child care and disability care.
“We need to drive new pathways and employment into new and emerging sectors, such as cyber security, ICT, defence industries and the creative industries, which are key to the state’s future economic growth."
