Apprenticeships
Applications for 2009 apprenticeship positions have now closed. This page will be updated with any futher information.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander? Read about our pre-apprenticeship (rail traction) program.
RailCorp is a secure and rewarding organisation that offers unrivalled opportunities for apprentices to gain life long skills and drive fulfilling careers.
Each year RailCorp offers around 80 apprenticeships to applicants who have a genuine interest in the rail industry.
Types of apprenticeships
Our apprentices work in a wide range of trades. Modern electronic equipment and machinery is used throughout training to ensure that trade skills and practices are up-to-date. Read about the types of apprenticeships available.
Frequently asked questions
Read about the most frequently asked questions from apprentices.
Watch our apprentices in action
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What our apprentices think
The training involved is absolutely amazing - the depth of it and just how willing everyone is to teach you. It’s fantastic. You actually want to get out of bed. |
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| As an apprentice electrical fitter mechanic, Katherine helped rebuild an old 1926 CPH rail motor. She is hoping to study engineering or work her way up to a service manager. |
As a substations distribution apprentice I’ve had the chance to work on equipment that protects the whole electrical system in RailCorp. I love it. |
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| Caddie works as an apprentice substations distribution. She gets to work on equipment that protects the whole RailCorp electrical system. She hopes to become an assistant engineer. |
It’s the best job I’ve ever had. You’re really looked after, it’s like family. And with RailCorp your trade is recognised - you never know where you will be in 10 years. |
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| Vannak is working as a rail traction apprentice. He helps maintain and construct overhead wiring and powerlines which feed the substations and trains across Sydney. |
I would say, join RailCorp because it provides good training, it’s a secure job, and there are many opportunities to take your career higher. |
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| Jarred, of the Kamilaroi Nation, is in his final year as an apprentice electrician at Circular Quay in Sydney. He hopes to become a signal engineer. |
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For more information
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If you have any questions about apprenticeships with RailCorp, please email your enquiry to recruitment@railcorp.nsw.gov.au.