Employ our students

Start a conversation about student talent.

CAC students train in practical fields such as hospitality, cookery, automotive, community services and building. Connect with people learning the skills your business needs.

Working with employers

How CAC can help

Work placements

Host a student on a practical work placement that is part of their course.

Recruitment

Tell us about roles you are hiring for, and we will talk with you about connecting with CAC students and graduates.

Training for your team

Customised training and short courses, such as First Aid, designed around your industry.

Industries

Where our students train

CAC students study in areas including:

  • Hospitality and commercial cookery
  • Community services and individual support
  • Automotive
  • Building and construction

Before you hire

Things to know

  • Students on a student visa have work conditions. Check the Home Affairs website for current limits.
  • Pay and conditions must meet Australian workplace law. The Fair Work Ombudsman has guidance.
  • CAC does not guarantee employment outcomes.
  • Use the enquiry form to tell us what you need
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About CAC

Who is Central Australian College?

CAC is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO 22302) delivering nationally recognised qualifications across four campuses: Melbourne CBD, West Footscray, Brisbane CBD and Hobart CBD.

Our students train in hospitality and cookery, automotive, community services, building and construction, English and management, with trainers who bring current industry experience.

If you are thinking of hosting or hiring a CAC student, our team can answer your questions.

Phone: 1300 258 369
Email: [email protected]

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Looking to hire or host a CAC student?

Tell us about your business and the role. It takes three short steps and we will point you to the right person.

Employer enquiry

Give CAC the details needed to respond.

  • Your organisation and location
  • Role type or workforce need
  • Relevant industry area
  • Preferred contact and timing