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6541 - Planning and Public Spaces - APPRENTICESHIP POSITIONS - LANDCOM

Mookhey, Daniel to the Minister for Mental Health, Regional Youth and Women representing the Minister for Planning and Public Spaces

(1) How many apprenticeship positions were filled at Landcom in the following financial years, disaggregated by the type of apprenticeships:

(a) 2018/19?

(b) 2019/20?

(c) 2020/21 to date?

(2) How many traineeship positions were filled at Landcom in the following financial years, disaggregated by the type of traineeships:

(a) 2018/19?

(b) 2019/20?

(c) 2020/21 to date?

(3) Disaggregated by the type of apprenticeships, please provide the number of currently placed apprentices at Landcom by

(a) Location?

(b) Year of their apprenticeship?

(c) Gender?

(4) Disaggregated by the type of traineeship, please provide the number of currently placed trainees at Landcom by:

(a) Location?

(b) Year of their apprenticeship?

(c) Gender?
Answer -

I am advised:

Landcom does not employ apprentices or trainees.

Since February 2020, Landcom has participated in the NSW Government Graduate Program, organised by the Public Service Commission (PSC). The program runs for 18 months and includes three 6-month rotations across Landcom and another NSW Government Department or Agency.

In total, Landcom has five graduate employees. Two commenced in February 2020 and three commenced in February 2021.

Landcom's two graduates from the 2020 cohort are currently completing their third rotation of their 18-month program at the Department of Planning, Industry and Environment (OPIE) before returning to Landcom in August 2021.

Landcom is also currently hosting two graduates from DPIE's 2020 cohort as part of the program.

Question asked on 26 May 2021 (session 57-1) and published in Questions & Answers Paper No. 506
Answer received on 16 June 2021 and published in Questions & Answers Paper No. 520

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