Programs - Dyirranga Ltd

Flagship Program

LEAPT Program

Learning, Employment & Pathway Training

The LEAPT Program is our comprehensive electrical apprenticeship initiative that provides First Nations youth with the skills, qualifications, and support needed to build successful careers in the electrical industry.

This program combines hands-on construction and electrical work with formal TAFE education, all while providing dedicated mentoring and cultural support throughout the journey.

Program Highlights

Full-time electrical apprenticeships (4-year program)
On-site training with qualified electricians
Coordinated TAFE certificate programs
Paid employment from day one
Industry-recognized qualifications
Career pathway development

What's Included

A comprehensive approach to apprenticeship success

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Electrical Training

Hands-on training in residential, commercial, and industrial electrical work. Learn from experienced electricians in real-world settings.

Installation and maintenance
Safety procedures and compliance
Blueprint reading and planning
Testing and troubleshooting

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TAFE Education

Formal education leading to Certificate III in Electrotechnology. We coordinate with TAFE and provide study support.

Block release or day release options
Study materials and resources
Tutoring support when needed
Exam preparation assistance

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Mentoring Support

One-on-one mentoring from First Nations Directors who understand the unique challenges apprentices face.

Regular check-ins and guidance
Work-related support
TAFE assistance
Personal and family support

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Career Development

Ongoing career guidance to help apprentices plan their future and achieve their professional goals.

Career planning sessions
Industry networking opportunities
Advanced training pathways
Job placement support

Support That Matters

Culturally-Led Mentoring

What truly sets Dyirranga apart is our mentoring program, led by two experienced First Nations Directors. This isn't just career mentoring – it's holistic support that recognizes the cultural context and personal circumstances of each apprentice.

Our Mentors Provide:

Cultural Understanding

Mentors who understand Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, family structures, and community connections

Work Support

Guidance on workplace challenges, professional development, and career progression in the electrical industry

Education Assistance

Help navigating TAFE requirements, study planning, and balancing education with work commitments

Holistic Care

Support with family pressures, personal challenges, and life circumstances that impact apprenticeship success

Your Journey With Us

From application to qualified electrician

Application & Interview

Submit your application and meet with our team. We'll discuss your goals, background, and how our program can support your journey.

Onboarding & Induction

Complete workplace safety training, meet your mentor, and get set up with all necessary tools, equipment, and TAFE enrollment.

First Year Learning

Begin hands-on work with experienced electricians while starting your TAFE certificate. Regular mentoring sessions help you adjust and succeed.

Skill Development

Years 2-3 focus on building advanced skills, taking on more responsibility, and progressing through your TAFE qualifications with ongoing support.

Qualification & Career Launch

Complete your apprenticeship, gain your electrical license, and transition to a qualified electrician role with career guidance.

Who Can Apply

Our program is designed for First Nations youth and adults seeking meaningful career opportunities. We welcome applications from:

Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander People

Our program is specifically designed to support First Nations communities

Youth & Young Adults (15-25)

Building career foundations for the next generation

Adults (25-65)

Career changers and those seeking new opportunities

Job Seekers

Unemployed persons ready to start a new career path

Basic Requirements

Commitment to completing a 4-year apprenticeship
Willingness to attend TAFE (block or day release)
Basic literacy and numeracy skills
Physical ability to perform electrical work
Enthusiasm to learn and grow

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