VideoTranscript for Apprenticeships and Traineeships - Know your rights and responsibilities video.
[This video is two minutes long.
[At the beginning of thevideo multiplefaces fly in from different directions.Each face represents someone involved in apprenticeships or traineeships. The title of the video appears in the centre of the screen.]
Apprenticeships and Traineeships,Know your rights and responsibilities.
[All the faces and the above title then disappearand the camerazooms inon the person in the centre of the screen]
[Vision: male mechanic employer speaking]
Hey there, I hear you have started a new apprenticeship?
[Vision: male aged care trainee speaking]
Or maybe it’s a traineeship?
[Vision: female hairdresser employerspeaking]
Maybe you’re an employer of an apprentice or a trainee like me.
[Vision: female nurse employer speaking]
Whoever you are…
[Vision: male aged care worker speaking]
Welcome!
[Vision: female apprentice chef speaking]
Now that you’re working, you need to know your rights and your responsibilties.
[Vision: male mechanic employer speaking]
If you are an employer of an apprentice or a trainee.
[Vision: female hairdresser employerspeaking]
Like me.
[Vision: female nurse employer speaking]
You have to make sure that your apprentice or trainee is enrolled with a registered training organisation within 3 months of starting.
[Vision: male plumber apprentice speaking]
And release them from work so they can do their training.
[Vision: male mechanic employer speaking]
You also have to provide the right facilities and equipment.
[Vision: male plumber apprentice speaking]
So we can get the right skills for the job.
[Vision: female apprentice chef holding a big spoonspeaking]
We all need the right tools.
[Vision: male aged care worker speaking]
You have to provide your apprentice or trainee with work that is relevant to the qualification.
[Vision: female apprentice chef speaking while pointing toa wheelbarrow full of wood in assorted shapes and sizes]
Does this look like fine dining to you?
[Vision: male mechanic employer speaking]
Your apprentice or trainee needs supervision.
[Vision: female hairdresser employer speaking]
By a person with the right qualifications and experience.
[Vision: male plumber apprentice speaking]
A professional - someone I can look up to.
[Vision: female nurse employer speaking]
No amateurs!
[Vision: male mechanic employer speaking]
Make sure your workplace is safe at all times!
[Vision: female apprentice chef speaking]
And pay me properly.
[Vision: male aged care worker speaking]
Isn’t that obvious?
[Vision: female nurse employer speaking]
It should be.
[Vision: female apprentice chef speaking]
Now, if you are an apprentice.
[Vision: male plumber apprentice pointing to himself whilespeaking]
Like me.
[Vision: female hairdresser employer speaking]
You have to turn up to work on time every working day.
[Vision: male mechanic employer speaking]
Follow Instructions.
[Vision: female apprentice chef speaking]
Attend training.
[Vision: male mechanic employer speaking]
As agreed to in the training plan.
[Vision: male plumber apprentice speaking]
And work with me to stay on track
[Vision: female nurse employer speaking]
Making sure you gain the skills you need.
[Vision: female apprentice chef speaking]
To get my qualification!
[Vision: male plumber apprentice speaking]
And if you have any problems
[Vision: male mechanic employer speaking]
Have a chat about it with your employer.
[Vision: female hairdresser employer speaking]
If you can’t sort it out, the VRQA can help you. And if they can’t, they can tell you who to speak to.
[Vision: male mechanic employer speaking]
Which is nice to know.
[Vision: male plumber apprentice speaking]
If you need to contact the VRQA, their contact details are at the end of this video,… in just under 10 seconds. [The last part of the sentence is spoken in lower voice holding his hand next to his mouth as if telling a secret).]
[Vision: female apprentice chef speaking]
So, keep at it and work towards your goal of getting your qualification.
[Vision: ALL faces are back on the screen and speaking in chorus]
And becoming the best you can be.
[Music over smiling faces.Displaying VRQA contact detailsin the centre of the screen.]
vrqa.vic.gov.au
1300722603.
[This is followed by an acknowledgement of assistance]
Many thanks to the Victorian TAFE Association and Chisholm Institute for their assistance in the production of this video.
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