Jobs Board & Tools
Browse flexible roles and career tools designed for young people.
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PAAN Jobs Board
Start here if you’re looking for real, youth-friendly opportunities.
- Casual, part-time and flexible roles for young people
- Employers who are willing to support learning and development
- A focus on safe, fair and inclusive workplaces, including for young people with disability
IT Service Desk Traineeship - TEST POSTING
Mcdonald's
Adelaide
This traineeship provides an entry-level pathway into the IT industry through hands-on experience in a fast-paced, real-world service environment. As an IT Service Desk Trainee, you will support the day-to-day technology needs of a large, nationally recognised organisation, assisting with troubleshooting, system support, and user enquiries across a range of digital platforms. You will work alongside experienced IT professionals to develop practical skills in areas such as helpdesk support, hardware and software troubleshooting, user account management, and basic network support. Throughout the traineeship, you will also complete a nationally recognised qualification, combining on-the-job learning with structured training. This opportunity is suited to individuals who are curious about technology, enjoy problem-solving, and are looking to build a strong foundation for a future career in IT. No prior experience is required - just a willingness to learn, a positive attitude, and a commitment to developing new skills.
25 hours per week
Applications close Applications close May 20th
Tips for Using Job and Career Sites Safely
Online job boards and tools can be really helpful, but it’s important to stay safe and make informed choices.
- Be cautious about sharing personal information such as your address, ID or bank details.
- Real employers will not ask you to pay money up-front to “secure” a job.
- If something feels off, you can talk it through with a trusted adult or contact PAAN for support.