Event Details
- Date:
- Tuesday 3 June to Wednesday 4 June 2025
- Location:
- Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, 1 Convention Centre Place, South Wharf, VIC 3006
- Details:
- This venue is wheelchair accessible.
Trade and technology careers are for everyone.
Trade & Tech Fit is Victoria’s largest hands-on career expo dedicated to connecting female and gender diverse secondary students with trade and technology industries.
It allows attendees to imagine new possibilities for their career goals. In 2024, 127 schools brought 3,384 students to Trade & Tech Fit.
Bring students to Trade & Tech Fit
Broaden your female and gender diverse students’ study and career possibilities by bringing a group to Trade & Tech Fit.
For more information, email the event manager at school.industry.event@education.vic.gov.au.
Exhibit at Trade & Tech Fit
Meet your future workforce and disrupt the gender gap by exhibiting at Trade & Tech Fit.
Space is limited. There are no fees charged for exhibiting.
For more information, email the event manager at school.industry.event@education.vic.gov.au.
What to expect
The Trade & Tech Fit career expo provides a safe and equitable space where students engage with tradies, apprentices and industry professionals, providing insight into the breadth of career pathways where female and gender diverse people are underrepresented.
The expo includes more than 100 exhibitors from a huge range of industries, including:
- building, construction & engineering
- refrigeration, electrical & plumbing
- automotive, marine, aviation & aerospace
- solar & wind clean energy
- foundry and mining
- transport and logistics
- agriculture & horticulture
- gaming, cloud & robotics
- civil assets management & infrastructure
- defence, essential services & fire protection.
After attending the 2024 expo:
- 50% of students said they’re now interested in trades and tech careers, and 45% said they would consider a career in trades or technology
- 88% of teachers who brought students said they are more inclined to recommend trades and technology study pathways to their female and gender diverse students.
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