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The National Work Experience Programme (NWEP) is a work experience program that places job seekers in unpaid work experience placements of up to 25 hours a week for a maximum of 4 weeks.
*Conditions and eligibility criteria apply to all wage subsidy agreements and licencing. Incentive payments do not apply to NWEP placements for Disability Employment Services job seekers.
The type of work experience your NWEP candidate can do will depend on your business, their skills and experience. The work they carry out needs to be what your business would usually do each day and it should be structured, supervised and support their career goals.
To host a NWEP candidate, there must be a possibility of employing your job seeker following the placement. Your business will likely have either a vacancy that needs filling before or after the placement, or you have a regular pattern of recruitment for a position that is aligned with the candidate’s interests, experience and qualifications. You cannot displace an existing worker or reduce an employee’s hours of work for the candidate.
As a host you will enter into a Work Experience Activity Agreement. This agreement will be organised by Workskil Australia and will outline the Terms and Conditions of your new placement. The agreement will include your requirements and must be signed by you, the NWEP candidate and Workskil Australia before commencing. The Australian Government Department of Jobs and Small Business purchases personal accident insurance and public and/or product liability insurance to cover job seekers while they undertake their placements, including travelling to
and from your business.
To find out how you can fit a NWEP candidate into your business visit call us on 1300 967 575 or filling in the form below.
Complete this form and one of our team will get in touch with you to discuss your next steps.