About Us

About Us

All Trades Queensland is Australia’s largest commercial employer of apprentices and trainees. Since 1987, we have been developing the largest and most skilled pool of apprentices in Queensland. We employ and mentor our apprentices and trainees to above industry standards, maximising their career opportunities and providing our clients with a high quality, ready-made workforce.

Our ever-growing pool of apprentices and trainees service a number of organisations across all industry sectors. Our focus is twofold:

We provide organisations with a flexible, hassle-free solution to expand, improve and manage their workforces.

We provide young Australians with valuable professional development and the best environment in which to thrive through comprehensive, real-world training.

All Trades Queensland gives your organisation the power to maximise both the flexibility and stability of your workforce. We have proudly contributed to over 20,000 career commencements and career enhancement opportunities in over 8000 Queensland businesses

5 Qualities to Look for When Hiring a New Apprentice

12 July 2019

Ready to hire a new apprentice? You might be wondering about the right kind of qualities to look for in your new hire. At All Trades Queensland, we know a thing or two about hiring apprentices, and we wanted to... read more

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Beyond the Broncos Youth Employment Project

05 February 2019

All Trades Queensland are not only assisting in building construction all through Queensland but assisting in building indigenous futures by partnering with the Brisbane Broncos with their ‘Beyond the Broncos’ Indigenous Youth employment program. The Broncos support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students within year 10-12 living in; Brisbane South, Ipswich, Redlands, Logan, Beenleigh, Gold Coast and Northern NSW areas. The students receive a wide variety of benefits from preparing for the workforce to personalised mentoring... read more

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Jazmin Cash – Merv Samin award winner, 2019

30 January 2019

Tuesday 29th of January, Jazmin Cash, an All Trades fourth year Carpentry apprentice, was awarded the Merv Samin Apprenticeship Award, hosted by the Logan Rotary Club. The award is in honour of the Logan Rotary club’s Charter President, Merv Samin after his remarkable efforts in establishing the club September 11, 1975 and his accomplishments within the building industry. Jazmin is about to complete her Formwork Carpentry Apprenticeship and was inspired to make the career change after looking upon a close... read more

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5 Qualities to Look for When Hiring a New Apprentice

Beyond the Broncos Youth Employment Project

Jazmin Cash – Merv Samin award winner, 2019