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What is a Cadetship?

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What is a Cadetship?

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A Cadetship combines formal vocational training with practical work experience. This provides the participant with a solid foundation for pursuing their chosen career. Cadets are employed by South Australian public sector departments, Statutory Authorities and Local Government and complete a nationally recognised qualification at the Certificate IV to Advanced Diploma Level. Cadetships vary in length depending on the chosen vocation and in some cases, where the cadetship is based. Generally they will be for anything from 18 months to two years in length. Public Sector Employment Programs will provide funding towards assisting agencies with training and employment costs. The Cadet is required to enter into an employment and training contract. This contract covers both paid work placement and training components of the cadetship and is signed prior to commencement.

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