Funding rounds for the School to Work Transitions program have now closed.
The School to Work Transitions (S2WT) program is delivering $3 million over 3 years (2022–25) to support school students who are at risk of not transitioning successfully from school to further education, training or employment, by providing tailored solutions to improve post-school outcomes.
The S2WT program has been implemented as part of the school-to-work transitions focus area of the Good people. Good jobs: Queensland Workforce Strategy 2022–2032.
Funded organisations support priority school student groups through:
- creating strong and effective school-industry partnerships across Queensland
- connecting schools, students and employers to maximise local employment opportunities and create youth-friendly workplaces
- enabling tailored assistance and support approaches to be provided to under-represented student groups.
The priority school student groups are:
- school-based apprentices and trainees
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students
- students from schools with an Index of Community Socio-educational Advantage (ICSEA) below 900
- rural and remote students
- under-represented groups in the workforce
- place-based strategies in areas with high youth unemployment and/or significant workforce strategies that could be filled by school leavers.
Successful funded projects from the 3 rounds
- 2024–25 (round 3) funded projects (PDF, 371KB)
- 2023-24 (round 2) funded projects (PDF, 578KB)
- 2022-23 (round 1) funded projects (PDF, 427KB).
More information
For more information on the School to Work Transitions program, email GISP@desbt.qld.gov.au.