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Prime Minister announces 50,000 new green jobs and training for apprentices.

6 August 2009, 8:53am

The Prime Minister, the Hon. Kevin Rudd MP, has announced a $94 million initiative to provide green jobs and skills to young people during the economic downturn.

The announcement, at the ALP National Conference, included 50,000 green jobs and training places including:

  • 10,000 member National Green Jobs Corps providing 26 weeks of training and work experience to young unemployed people
  • 3,000 apprentices trained with new green skills
  • 4,000 places for installation installers
  • 6,000 new local green jobs
Under the initiative, The Australian Government will support changes to allow those apprentices and trainees that begin their studies from 1 January 2010 to be provided green skills within their course. Further details on the Training Package implications, are to be advised.

 

For more information click here . To view the Prime Minister’s speech to the ALP National Conference click here.

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