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Working as a Glass Blower you will design and shape glass to create artistic pieces by utilising specific process including, glassblowing, lampworking and staining glass. You may use equipment such as ovens and kilns and decorate glass objects by etching or painting.
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Industry Group Creative & Beauty
Work Type Creative & ArtisticManual & Realistic
The change in Australian Apprenticeships commencements in this overall industry in the past two years. Commencements in 22/23: 122
Source: VOCSTATS, extracted on 18/10/2023. AATIS analysis.
Australian Apprentice graduates from this overall industry in employment (in any industry).
Source: NCVER National Student Outcomes Survey, 2020, unpublished. AATIS analysis.
Average wage of Australian Apprentice graduates from this overall industry employed full-time after training.
Predicted growth in employment in this overall industry over the next 5 years.
Source: National Skills Commission, 2022. AATIS analysis.
The number of employees in this overall industry compared with other Australian industries.
Average wage of employees in this overall industry.
Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2022. AATIS analysis.
(Nominal Duration)
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Commencement data source: National Apprentices and Trainees collection, VOCSTATS, extracted 18/10/2023, rounded estimates for April 2022 to March 2023. This data is for general information purposes only.
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