The MIGAS Continuing Apprentice Register (MiCAR) is for Australian apprentices who are out-of-trade due to the cancellation of their training contract. If there’s a continuing apprenticeship job that closely matches your skills and level of experience, a member of our recruitment team will be in contact with you direct. Get back on the tools with MIGAS.
READ MOREBengalla Mine together with recruitment partner, MIGAS Apprentices & Trainees, has kicked off the annual apprenticeship intake programme, with electrical and mechanical trades on offer. The four year programme includes hands-on experience at Bengalla’s open cut coal mine combined with technical studies at Hunter Institute Muswellbrook Mining Industry Skills Centre.
READ MOREMIGAS Apprentices and Trainees has partnered with Tandem (formerly known as ISGM) to offer telecommunications training and subcontracting opportunities in metropolitan, regional and remote locations. Undertake one of two types of technician roles that can service Australia’s expanding telecommunications network.
READ MOREElectricians are hot right now. Qualified electricians are sought after in a range of industries operating in manufacturing, construction and mechanical trades. Choose between a specialisation in a field you have a passion for, or pursue an electrical apprenticeship with a plan to run your own business one day – the choice is yours. View our latest vacancies and apply today.
READ MOREFollowing a disappointing experience with another GTO, Austube Mills brought MIGAS on board in 2006 to recruit, manage and nurture the apprentices placed with its team, and hasn’t looked back since. Site Operations Manager Darren Newbegin said Austube Mills’ close relationship with MIGAS had proved to the company as a whole that taking on apprentices was great for business.
READ MORETeaming up with MIGAS represented a new beginning for the company’s Nambour Factory, who previously recruited and managed their own apprentices and decided they needed additional support. “Our apprenticeship program wasn’t meeting the needs of our business, so it’s been a relief to have come so far since welcoming MIGAS on board,” said Parmalat Site Manager Jamie Hargans.
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Toowoomba school-based Trainee Chloe Appo has won the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year Award at the South West Darling Downs Regional Final of the Queensland Training Awards.
Chloe is now in the running to win the State title announced in Brisbane in September. Read more
MIGAS Apprentices and Trainees together with QGC, are searching for the next generation of apprentices and trainees to join QGC’s onshore natural gas business in Queensland. Read more
Not everyone is lucky enough to connect with a job that transforms their life in more ways than one. This is exactly the effect a mechanical fitting apprenticeship had on Perth local Branten Whitten, whose career aspirations went from lacklustre to turbocharged the further he progressed through his trade. Read more
I would recommend the services that MIGAS offer to any employer. It has been a pleasure working with you and training our youth to become our next leaders.
I have found the three MIGAS apprentices we employ to be amongst the best I have ever worked with; their attitude, commitment, dedication and quality of work is exceptional.
"We have been putting on school-based apprentices for nearly 12 years. I am a big believer in these apprenticeships. We get a lot of support from MIGAS."
MIGAS have taken the time to get to know and understand our business and provided us with solutions to assist us train and attract the right apprentices.
I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate your team at MIGAS for the professional manner in which we as hosts are treated and most especially how our trainees are treated.
We are very happy to deal with MIGAS instead of having to manage our own apprentices. We find this is much less time consuming for us and also gives us a high quality of worker.
