HIA youthBuild brings together industry leaders to drive an innovative “work at school” program based on strong partnerships between schools, industry, business, and local communities.
The program helps schools deliver a structured learning program and supports hands-on projects that give students exciting opportunities to explore the building industry. Students can take part in real work experiences while still at school, gaining skills and confidence that prepare them for future careers in construction.
Build a stronger, more sustainable construction workforce by creating opportunities for people from diverse backgrounds.
Create career pathways and opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people through skills development and training.
Inspire more young women to explore careers in construction, with youthBuild currently achieving 30% female participation.
Help people facing barriers to employment while building skills and opportunities in rural and regional communities.
HIA youthBuild is a future-focused, industry-aligned program supported by the Tasmanian Government. As part of our funding agreement, HIA is required to report on the program’s goals and outcomes.
To support this, participating schools are asked to document their build process and submit a final report outlining student learning outcomes. This helps us validate the impact of the program and meet reporting requirements.
To make this easier for schools and teachers, HIA youthBuild Officers will provide:
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