Schools Kit- Ideas for schools 2024
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  • April 19th, 2024

The 2024 information kit for schools on activities and messaging for National Skills Week is now available. Filled with foundation messages, and lists upon lists of possible activities your school could undertake to promote Vocational Education pathways- whilst at school and post school. Links to how to hold an event, and ways to get involved...

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Theme for 2024 annouced
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  • April 19th, 2024

2024 Theme: VET- It’s a Gamechanger The theme for National Skills Week 2024 is Game Changer! Discover how choosing Vocational Education and SkillsTraining can be the ultimate game changer in your career and life- igniting paths to personal and professional success, giving you the  competitive edge with skills and confidence to thrive. Whether you’re at high school, leaving...

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NSW Launch- Panel discussion : The critical role of VET teachers in the provision of quality training,
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  • September 4th, 2023

Includes an introduction by Paul Nicolaou- Executive Director Business Sydney on the critical role of VET teachers in the provision of quality training, and the introduction of the segment to showcase some of our teachers across the sector: TAFE NSW, private, Schools, Community and ACE. Panelist include: Casey Fox -NSW Vocational Student of the Year...

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NSW Launch: Key Note Address: The Hon. Prue Car MP
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  • September 4th, 2023

The Hon. Prue Car MP , Deputy Premier, Minister for Education and Early Learning, Minister for Western Sydney, and Minister for Skills, TAFE and Tertiary Education delivered the keynote address at the NSW launch of National Skills Week   The launch  of National Skills Week was  in partnership with Training Services NSW. Thank you to...

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Interview Channel 9 Today with Minister Brendan O’Connor: Worker shortages in key industries opening doors for vocational trainees
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  • August 29th, 2023

Worker shortages “across the economy” could open up new opportunities for Australians young and old, with the government urging people to consider vocational education to fill crucial skills gaps. Skills and Training Minister Brendan O’Connor said the demand for workers had probably increased due to the pandemic. “Wherever you look, professions and trades, every sector has...

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