FCTG ACCREDITED TRAINING
SUPERVISING YOUR TRAINEE
Traineeships at FCTG
The Company embraces a culture of learning and professional development for all staff members. Flight Centre Accredited Training provide staff with the training required to achieve the nationally recognised qualifications of your traineeship.
Your employment is subject to you entering into and completing a 3 year programme made up of a relevant Certificate III and IV as indicated by the Company, from your date of commencement.
The Certificate III and IV pathway is a mandatory program designed to support your development and your ongoing success.
Click below to find more information regarding the traineeship in the FCTG Agreement.
Supervision for non-retail businesses
A common pathway for new and current employees to access relevant on the job accredited training and qualifications is via the traineeship model.
A traineeship combines work for an employer with off-the-job training with a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) such as a TAFE or private college.
INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Everyone to play their part
STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES
By entering into the Training Contract the apprentice or trainee makes a formal commitment to:
• Acquire the skills of the vocation
• Obtain the appropriate qualification
as shown on the Training Plan
• Accept instruction and training
in the workplace
• Attend scheduled training delivered
by the RTO or other selected mode
in accordance with the Training Plan
• Complete assignments and other
assessment tasks set by the RTO
• Maintain record books and
work evidence guide if required
• Contribute to maintaining a
safe and supportive workplace
• Carry out their obligations as
an employee.
SUPERVISOR & EMPLOYER
The role of the workplace supervisor (who may also be the employer) will vary from organisation to organisation. Generally, the workplace supervisor acts as a role model and workplace coach for the apprentice or trainee.
Ensure the leaner receives the
instruction, practice and support they
need to develop the skills in all aspects
of their vocationRelease the apprentice or trainee
as required during work hours to
undertake training and assessment
provided by the RTOEnsure that the apprentice or
trainee is instructed and supervised
by a supervisor competent in the
relevant vocationProvide a workplace that is safe,
conducive to learning and free from
bullying, harassment or discriminationact as mentor
be a role model
be familiar with the Training Plan and related training provided by the Registered Training Organisation (RTO) with workplace tasks
give clear and consistent instructions on work tasks
guide and support
monitor and keep records of progress
provide feedback and encouragement
liaise with the RTO and other relevant parties
STATE BASED SUPERVISION SUPPORT
Please find links below to specific information and guidance around supervision from the various states