SKILLS FIRST ELIGIBILITY Sample Clauses

The 'Skills First Eligibility' clause defines the criteria that individuals must meet to qualify for participation in the Skills First training program. Typically, this involves requirements related to residency status, age, prior educational attainment, and current enrolment in other government-funded courses. For example, an eligible participant might need to be an Australian citizen or permanent resident and not already hold a qualification at the same or higher level. The core function of this clause is to ensure that government-funded training resources are allocated to those who meet specific policy objectives, thereby promoting fair access and efficient use of public funds.
SKILLS FIRST ELIGIBILITY. 2.1 The eligibility criteria and requirements set out in this Clause 2 must be read in conjunction with the Guidelines About Eligibility. In particular, these Guidelines set out which forms of Evidence of Eligibility are accepted by the Department and provide information about how to apply the eligibility requirements in particular circumstances.
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SKILLS FIRST ELIGIBILITY. You must read the eligibility criteria and requirements set out in this Clause 2 in conjunction with the Guidelines About Eligibility. In particular, these Guidelines set out which forms of Evidence of Eligibility we accept and provide information about how to apply the eligibility requirements in particular circumstances. To be eligible for Skills First subsidised training, an individual must be: an Australian citizen, a holder of a permanent visa or a New Zealand citizen (the ‘citizenship /permanent residence' eligibility criterion); enrolling in and commencing training in a program provided by you between the Commencement Date and 31 December 2025 inclusive; and undertaking all training and assessment while physically present in: the State of Victoria; or a border region with a postcode that is listed in Clause 1.3(b) of the Guidelines About Eligibility. If a Skills First Student is temporarily located interstate or overseas for a defined period for a Practical Placement associated with their training, they may receive online training and assessment during the period they are interstate or overseas, provided that such online training and assessment only accounts for up to 50% of the total Scheduled Hours. In addition to meeting the eligibility requirements in Clause 2.2, a Skills First Student can only: commence a maximum of two Skills First subsidised Skill Sets in a calendar year (the ‘2 Skill Sets in a year’ limit). Where an individual is enrolled in a Skill Set(s) that is scheduled to commence at a later date in that calendar year, this Skill Set(s) must be counted for the purpose of this limit; commence a maximum of two Skills First subsidised programs that are AQF qualifications in a calendar year (the ‘2 AQF qualifications in a year’ limit). Where an individual is enrolled in a program(s) that is scheduled to commence at a later date in that calendar year, this program(s) must be counted for the purpose of this limit; and undertake a maximum of two Skills First subsidised programs at any one time (the ‘2 at a time’ limit).
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SKILLS FIRST ELIGIBILITY. The eligibility criteria and requirements set out in this Clause 2 must be read in conjunction with the Guidelines About Eligibility. In particular, these Guidelines set out which forms of Evidence of Eligibility are accepted by the Department and provide information about how to apply the eligibility requirements in particular circumstances. To be eligible for Skills First subsidised training, an individual must be: an Australian citizen, a holder of a permanent visa or a New Zealand citizen (the ‘citizenship /permanent residence' eligibility criterion); enrolling in and commencing training in a program provided by the Training Provider between the Commencement Date and 31 December 2022 inclusive; and physically present in the State of Victoria at all times at which they are undertaking the training and assessment. The only exception to this ‘physical presence’ requirement is where a Skills First Student is temporarily located interstate or overseas for a defined period for a Practical Placement associated with their training. During the period the Skills First Student is interstate or overseas, they may receive Online Training and Assessment, provided that such Online Training and Assessment only accounts for up to 50% of the total Scheduled Hours. An individual who is under 20 years of age (as at 1 January in the year of commencement of training) is eligible to enrol in any Skills First subsidised training. An individual who is 20 years of age or older (as at 1 January in the year of commencement of training) is eligible to enrol in Skills First subsidised training in: a program that is at a higher AQF level than the highest qualification held at the time of the scheduled commencement of training (‘upskilling’);
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SKILLS FIRST ELIGIBILITY. The eligibility criteria and requirements set out in this Clause 2 must be read in conjunction with the Guidelines About Eligibility . In particular, these Guidelines set out which forms of Evidence of Eligibility are accepted by the Department and provide information about how to apply the eligibility requirements in particular circumstances. To be eligible for Skills First subsidised training, an individual must be: an Australian citizen, a holder of a permanent visa or a New Zealand citizen (the ‘citizenship /permanent residence' eligibility criterion); enrolling in and commencing training in a program provided by the Training Provider between the Commencement Date and 31 December 2021 inclusive; and physically present in the State of Victoria at all times at which they are undertaking the training and assessment. The only exception to this ‘physical presence’ requirement is where a Skills First Student is temporarily located interstate or overseas for a defined period as part of an industry or Practical Placement associated with their training, up to 50% of the total Scheduled Hours applying to the training and/or assessment they are enrolled in may be delivered online during the period they are interstate or overseas; and as at the date of the commencement of training, a Victorian Employee of a National Enterprise with which the Training Provider has a legally binding agreement in accordance with Clause 4.12(a) of this VET Funding Contract, and be enrolling in training arranged by that National Enterprise An individual who is under 20 years of age (as at 1 January in the year of commencement of training) is eligible to enrol in any Skills First subsidised training. An individual who is 20 years of age or older (as at 1 January in the year of commencement of training) is eligible to enrol in Skills First subsidised training in: a program that is at a higher AQF level than the highest qualification held at the time of the scheduled commencement of training (‘upskilling’); a program on the Foundation Skills List (unless the individual already holds a qualification issued by an Australian VET or higher education provider that is at AQF level 5 (Diploma) or higher); training as an Apprentice (not Trainee) under an Approved Training Scheme; training in the VCE or the VCAL (Intermediate or Senior); or a Skill Set. In addition to meeting the eligibility requirements in Clauses 2.2 to 2.4, a Skills First Student can only: commence a maximum of two Skills First...
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