Indigenous Youth Mobility Program (IYMP)

The Indigenous Youth Mobility Program (IYMP) helps young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people move to a new location in order to gain the skills they need to get a job in their community or elsewhere. 

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people aged 16 to 24 from remote areas relocate to a new location (selected locations are stated within the program guidelines) to undertake further education and training opportunities.

These opportunities could include an Australian Apprenticeship, or study (vocational education and training or university study) towards professional qualifications in many areas, including nursing, teaching, business administration and accounting.

Young people are eligible for the IYMP if they:

  • are Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and aged 16–24
  • have the support of family or community to relocate to study
  • complete nationally accredited education and training qualifications

More information on eligibility and applying for the program is available.

Information on past participants of the IYMP is available.

More information for providers and their responsibilities under the program is available.

Read the Indigenous Youth Mobility Program flyer.

Watch the introductory video.

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