26Ten Get Ready Grants for Tasmanian Organisations (Australia)

The 26Ten Get Ready Grants, managed by Skills Tasmania in partnership with 26Ten Tasmania, offer financial support to organizations in Tasmania aiming to enhance their workforce’s language, literacy, numeracy, and basic computer skills. These grants serve as a preliminary step for entities considering a 26Ten Workplace Grant. Applications open on 6 March 2026 and close on 1 February 2027. Opportunity at a Glance

- Provider: Skills Tasmania and 26Ten Tasmania

- Funding Type: Grant

- Funding Amount: Up to $5,000 per grant

- Eligible Applicants: Tasmanian businesses, organizations, local councils, and eligible government entities

- Eligible Countries: Australia, specifically Tasmania

- Application Deadline: 1 February 2027

- Purpose: To identify skill gaps in language, literacy, and numeracy and prepare for a 26Ten Workplace Grant application

About the Opportunity

The 26Ten Get Ready Grants are designed to assist Tasmanian employers in identifying gaps in language, literacy, numeracy, and basic digital skills within their workforce. The grant facilitates the hiring of an Adult Literacy Trainer to pinpoint the most critical areas for improvement, providing a foundation for applying for a more extensive 26Ten Workplace Grant. Funding and Benefits

- Grant Amount: Up to $5,000 per recipient

- Benefit: Employ an Adult Literacy Trainer to identify skills gaps

- Purpose: Gather insights for a subsequent 26Ten Workplace Grant application

Who Is Eligible?

Eligible applicants include:

- Businesses operating in Tasmania employing paid or unpaid workers - Organizations, sole traders, and not-for-profit entities - Industry associations and peak bodies - Local councils under the Local Government Act 1993 - Eligible government entities, including public financial and non-financial corporations, Government Business Enterprises, and State-Owned Companies - Registered Training Organizations and independent schools (for non-teaching staff only) Applicants must be financially viable, not under external administration, and not trading while insolvent. Eligible Activities or Priority Areas - Employing an Adult Literacy Trainer to assess skills gaps - Preparing for a 26Ten Workplace Grant application Why This Opportunity Matters This grant is crucial for organizations seeking to enhance their workforce’s foundational skills, which not only improves job performance but also contributes to personal development. By identifying specific areas of need, employers can strategically plan skill development initiatives that align with organizational goals. How to Apply

- Review Guidelines: Read the 26Ten Get Ready Grants 2026 – Grant Program Guidelines for detailed eligibility and application requirements.

- Submit Application: Complete and submit your application via the SmartyGrants online system.

- Documentation: Ensure you address selection criteria and attach all required supporting evidence.

- Contact for Support: For assistance, contact the Grant Program Manager at 03 6165 4817 or [contact details removed].

Application Tips or Common Mistakes

- Tip: Engage an Adult Literacy Trainer early to accurately identify skill gaps.

- Common Mistake: Failing to attach all necessary documentation or not addressing each selection criterion thoroughly.

Frequently Asked Questions What is the maximum funding amount available? The maximum grant amount is $5,000 per recipient. Who can apply for the grant? Eligible applicants include Tasmanian businesses, organizations, councils, and government entities. What is the application deadline? Applications close on 1 February 2027. How do I apply? Applications must be submitted online through the SmartyGrants system. Can independent schools apply? Yes, but only for their non-teaching workforces. Next Steps If you are eligible, review the official guidelines and prepare your application. Remember to address all selection criteria and submit before the deadline. For further guidance, contact the Grant Program Manager.