Finishing school and figuring out what to do next can feel overwhelming. Maybe TAFE or university doesn’t seem like the right fit, or you’re just not sure where to start. You’re not alone—many young people feel this way when thinking about their future. That’s where WAYS Youth Training comes in.
We offer real-world training designed for young people aged 15–25 who want practical skills, small class sizes, and support to find a job. Our courses are nationally recognised and Smart Skills-funded by the NSW Government, making them an affordable and valuable step towards employment.
So, how do we help young people turn training into a career?
At WAYS Youth Training, we don’t just give you a certificate—we help you get ready for real jobs. Here’s what makes us different from other training programs:
We make sure every student gets practical skills that can actually be used in a workplace.
The right training opens doors to new opportunities. Our courses are designed to prepare you for high-demand industries, so you can start working sooner.
Some of our most popular courses include:
With government funding available, many of these courses are low-cost or free for eligible students.
Getting a qualification is important—but knowing how to find a job is just as crucial. That’s why we provide:
We help you build the skills you need to feel confident stepping into the workforce.
Not sure if you want to go straight into work? No problem. Many of our students use their qualifications to go further, whether that means:
Our team will work with you to find the best path forward based on your skills and interests.
At WAYS Youth Training, we’re here to help you take the next step in your future. Whether you want to start a career, continue studying, or just explore your options, we’ve got your back.
Find out more and enrol today. Contact us at WAYS Youth Training.
We do more than just ‘keep children busy.’ At WAYS, we’re all about creating an environment that sparks curiosity, fosters independence, and encourages children to learn and grow.
If you’re looking for the perfect blend of a supportive OOSH and an engaging activity hub, you’ve come to the right place! We are focused on teaching life skills that will equip children and young people to meet the demands of their ongoing development with strength, confidence, and curiosity. Within a relaxed and safe environment, our passionate staff work with our OOSH children to help them learn and engage with a wide range of new activities. This combination looks like:
(Please note: Exact schedules may change each term, so be sure to check our most up-to-date timetable!)
With a program that’s firmly focused on relationships and socialisations, we’re proud to support our OOSH children emerging and current interests within a safe and encouraging environment. For many children who attend WAYS OOSH, the skills they learn there can translate into a supported high school transition in years to come.
At OOSH, our children are supported to engage with specialised programs that provide hands-on experiences in all manner of areas. For example, Mondays in Term 1 are focused on Innovation Club, where children are able to take part in robotics, electronics, and Insta-inspired cooking classes. On Tuesday, we move into Sensory Sensations, exploring the world of slime, cloud dough, and more. Wednesdays are focused on the Cooking Club and fortnightly soccer matches, while Thursdays see us running the Youngtrepreneurs Business Club. Here, OOSH children are encouraged to create their own businesses and prepare to sell products at the Bondi Markets once a term. On Fridays, we’ll be busy enjoying boxing and VR. And that’s in a single week!
We’re passionate about supporting OOSH childrens’ developing independence within a safe and supportive environment. When paired with ongoing opportunities for exploration of these skills at home, this can contribute to a dynamic and evolving learning experience for children and parents alike, one day at a time.
Our vision is to learn, create, inspire and excite. That means our goals include:
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