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Comment on Aged care opens doors to school students seeking health careers by Marco
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Comments for Australian Ageing Agenda
Residential aged care providers are increasingly partnering with state departments of education to provide school-based traineeships in the hopes of attracting young workers. Residential aged care providers are increasingly partnering with state departments of education to provide school-based traineeships in the hopes of attracting young workers. Queensland aged care provider Ozcare has signed up nine school-based trainees for 2016 following a series of open days at its Gold Coast facilities where high school students saw first-hand the career and nursing pathways available in aged care.