Document background
The End of Apprenticeship Contract is a crucial document used in Australian workplaces to formally document the successful completion of an apprenticeship program. This agreement is required when an apprentice has fulfilled all necessary training requirements, demonstrated required competencies, and completed their formal apprenticeship term as specified by relevant state/territory authorities and the Australian Qualifications Framework. The document serves multiple purposes: it officially terminates the apprenticeship arrangement, confirms the achievement of qualifications, establishes any new employment terms if applicable, and ensures compliance with relevant legislative requirements including the National Vocational Education and Training Regulator Act 2011 and state-specific apprenticeship legislation. It typically includes certification from relevant training organizations, details of qualifications achieved, and may incorporate new employment arrangements if the qualified worker is continuing with the same employer.
