Training plans
54Q Training plans
The nominated training organisation for an apprentice or trainee must, as soon as is reasonably practicable, but in any event within the time specified in the regulations, prepare a training plan for the apprentice or trainee in accordance with any requirements set out in the South Australian
Skills Standards.
The parties to a training plan are—
the employer; and
the apprentice or trainee; and
the nominated training organisation for the apprentice or trainee.
The nominated training organisation for an apprentice or trainee must take reasonable steps to ensure that the training plan is endorsed by each of the parties in accordance with any requirements set out in the South
Australian Skills Standards.
The nominated training organisation must, within 28 days after a training plan has been endorsed by each of the parties to the training plan, and in accordance with any requirements set out in the South Australian
Skills Standards, notify the Commission of that fact.
A training plan may be varied from time to time in accordance with any requirements set out in the South Australian Skills Standards.
A training plan, or a variation of a training plan, has effect from—
if a commencement day is specified in the training plan or variation—that day; or
if no commencement day is specified—on the day that the training plan or variation (as the case requires) is endorsed by each of the parties to the training plan.
The nominated training organisation must provide a copy of the training plan or the revised training plan (as the case requires) for an apprentice or trainee to each party within 14 days after the day from which the training plan, or the revised training plan, has effect.
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