The Mas National Future Pathways Program is a dynamic initiative designed to illuminate the pathways within Australian Apprenticeships, education and further training.
Our Future Pathways Program is delivered by careers staff at Mas National, aiming to equip students with essential insights and help them make informed decisions about their future careers and educational paths. Each session is specifically tailored to the unique needs and demographics of your school. Our offerings include engaging in-person presentations, interactive online forums, and access to vital resources, all crafted by our experienced careers staff. The program is accessible to students, teachers and parents alike. For schools requiring it, we also provide remote delivery options to ensure comprehensive accessibility.
Participating in the Future Pathways Program provides students with a robust foundation for making strategic career decisions. The program not only introduces new ideas but also equips participants with the practical tools and knowledge needed to confidently navigate their future employment, education or training paths. Insights from our apprenticeship support staff and key experts in specialised areas like Women in Trade, Clean Energy and First Nations Apprenticeships make this program an invaluable steppingstone for anyone looking to understand more about the local labour market and potential career opportunities.
Integrating the Future Pathways Program into your school is straightforward. Our dedicated team will contact you to arrange the scheduling of the program to fit your school’s calendar and meet your specific needs.
All schools within the Apprenticeship Connect Provider School Engagement Plan are eligible for this program. If your school is not yet involved or if you have specific requirements, simply reach out to our Future Pathways Program team. We are committed to ensuring that every school has the support and resources needed for their students’ career planning and future success.
Join us at the Mas National Future Pathways Program and take the first step towards a brighter future with confidence and clarity.
Mas has helped many individuals discover the right trade and progress their career.
Georgia Wilson, a former Women’s Victorian Football League player, found a new passion in carpentry after sustaining six concussions and being diagnosed with an acquired brain injury and PKU Disorder. With support from Mas National, she secured an apprenticeship at Donnellan Constructions. Despite memory challenges, Georgia excels in her role, using strategies like note-taking. She loves her hands-on job and inspires others with her resilience.
Steven Walton, once uncertain about his future, is now Australia’s leading fit out apprentice. Employed by The Winkle Group, he won the National Apprentice of the Year award from the Interior Fitout Association. Initially hesitant about pursuing a trade, Steven found his passion during work experience. Supported by Mas National, he’s shown exceptional skill and dedication. His employer and industry leaders praise his positive attitude and long-term vision. As he completes his apprenticeship, Steven hopes to inspire others to pursue trades with dedication and support.
Brydie Milligan, a young woman, boldly pursued a career as a Metal Fabricator apprentice in 2020, following in her father’s footsteps. Despite the male-dominated nature of the industry, Brydie was undeterred and received crucial support from her colleagues and the Make it Metal team. Her employer, Rick Mckenny, praised her contribution to the team, and Brydie herself has grown in confidence and skills. With half of her apprenticeship completed, she looks forward to qualifying and exploring her newfound abilities, inspiring other women to consider careers in the trades industry.
Discover how our program can empower your school to succeed in every aspect of their apprenticeship journey.