MDT DESIGN launches $3,000 tool grant for Australian apprentices
Melbourne jewellery business MDT DESIGN has launched a $3,000 tool grant for Australian apprentices entering the trades. The grant aims to ease the financial burden of starting out in a trade career.
$3,000 tool grant available to Australian apprentices entering the trades, offered by Melbourne's MDT DESIGN.
How can Australian apprentices apply for the $3,000 MDT DESIGN tool grant?
Apprentices across all trade types can apply. A $3,000 grant could cover a significant portion of the tool costs new starters face in their first year.
Key takeaways
- MDT DESIGN, a Melbourne jewellery business, has launched a $3,000 tool grant for Australian apprentices.
- The grant is open to apprentices entering the trades to help cover upfront tool costs.
- No eligibility details, application process, or deadline were provided in the announcement.
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