JOIN US AS A
WORK EXPERIENCE HOST
HELP YOUNG WOMEN EXPERIENCE CONSTRUCTION FIRSTHAND
Host Year 10 students during TWIC’s Work Experience Program and play a direct role in shaping the future of the industry.
By opening your business, site or office to students, you provide a real exposure to the diverse careers available across construction, property, engineering, architecture and design.
2026 program dates
Week 1 21st September - 25th September
Week 2 28th September - 3rd October
WhY HOST?
Hosting students allows your organisation to:
Inspire the next generation of women in construction.
Showcase real projects, teams and career pathways.
Support industry workforce development.
Strengthen ESG, community and diversity outcomes.
Contribute meaningfully without requiring major financial investment.
WhAT’S INVOLVED?
TWIC SUPPORTS COORDINATION, SCHOOL ENGAGEMENT AND PROGRAM STRUCTURE.
As a host, your role may include;
Providing a safe and engaging workplace experience.
Introducing students to different teams and disciplines.
Offering site visits, shadowing or office exposure.
Helping students understand real career opportunities.
Who can host?
we welcome a wide range of participants including;
Builders
project managers
engineers
consultants
architects
manufacturers
developers
designers
2026 program
our goal is to open our doors to over 200 Year 10 girls this September
faqs?
TWIC SUPPORTS COORDINATION, SCHOOL ENGAGEMENT AND PROGRAM STRUCTURE.
Is there a cost?
No, it is free to your company. TWIC will provide you with a free resources pack to help plan your week to be the most effective use of yours and the student time.
What about insurance?
The schools will have their own insurance that coves the students whilst on a work experience placement. There will be a 4 week period once you have been connected with your paired student, in which any necessary paperwork can be completed.
Does TWIC provide PPE?
No, TWIC is unable to provide each student with PPE. If a site visit occurs, they will need to use host company PPE.
Do students need a White Card?
No, students won't require White Cards as they can only be classed as 'Visitors' to an Australian construction site, therefore not requiring a White Card if they are not performing construction work and are strictly escorted or managed under specific safety protocols of SafeWorkNSW.