Apprentices, Trainees and Cadets

Looking for a hands-on way to start your career, earn while you learn, and make a difference in your local community? Whether you’re finishing school or just thinking about your next steps, your local council could be the perfect place to begin.

The NSW Office of Local Government is helping councils across the state hire and support young people like you through apprenticeships, traineeships and cadetships. It’s all about building strong local workforces and helping young people kickstart their career. 

Want to know more about opportunities to work with or work for Dubbo Regional Council? Contact careers@dubbo.nsw.gov.au to ask about casual positions, work placements, apprenticeships, traineeships or cadetship opportunities in the future.

Apprenticeships

Apprenticeships combine on-the-job practical training with an employer, and formal training with a training provider. While undertaking an apprenticeship you will learn new skills while working, leading to a nationally recognised qualification for work in a specific job role and industry.

There are currently no opportunities available.

Traineeships

Traineeships combine on-the-job practical training with an employer, and formal training with a training provider. While undertaking an traineeship you will learn new skills while working, leading to a nationally recognised qualification for work in a specific job role and industry.

There are currently no opportunities available.

Cadetships

Cadetships are available for students completing higher education level study, where they are in their second-to-last or last year of study. A cadet will work with an employer in a relevant field while completing their studies.

There are currently no opportunities available.

Last Edited: 21 Jul 2025

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