Build Up Tassie supports young job seekers with an interest in the construction industry by:
- Building crew member’s personal resources to successfully engage in training, work experience and employment in the construction industry.
- Making connections with and supporting employers in the construction industry to provide meaningful work opportunities for young men and women where they can build their confidence and skills.
- Providing pathways to apprenticeships and other work opportunities.
Find out more on our website.
Training and work experience
Young adults form the Northern suburbs of Hobart. For more information click here.
It's free.
Contact Build Up Tasie for more information: builduptassie@aohtas.org.au.
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Build Up Tassie
Build Up Tassie supports young job seekers with an interest in the construction industry by:
- Building crew member’s personal resources to successfully engage in training, work experience and employment in the construction industry.
- Making connections with and supporting employers in the construction industry to provide meaningful work opportunities for young men and women where they can build their confidence and skills.
- Providing pathways to apprenticeships and other work opportunities.
Find out more on our website.
Training and work experience
Young adults form the Northern suburbs of Hobart. For more information click here.
It's free.
Contact Build Up Tasie for more information: builduptassie@aohtas.org.au.
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