The latest news for National Skills Week
To celebrate National Skills Week, SkillsOne is hosting a Q&A Skills Panel for parents or students to call in to ask questions. This will allow parents or students to ask any questions they may have around vocational education, training and career pathways. The panel will be live streamed to the SkillsOne Facebook page @SkillsOneTV from...
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SENATOR THE HON MICHAELIA CASH MINISTER FOR EMPLOYMENT, SKILLS, SMALL AND FAMILY BUSINESS NATIONAL SKILLS WEEK 2020 Shining a light on skills is more important than ever before as we navigate the health and economic challenges presented by COVID-19. The jobs and skills needed as we come out of the crisis aren’t likely to be...
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As part of our series of what is happening around the States Recovery 2020: South Australia Recovery Plan. “With the changing nature of work and the adoption of new technologies, we need to put a system in place that is flexible and responsive to future work patterns, while supporting and reskilling South Australians for the...
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As part of our series of what is happening around the States Recovery 2020: Queensland Recovery Plan The Queensland Government has responded quickly and decisively in their health and economic response. The Queensland Government is providing additional assistance and support to re-open businesses, drive economic growth, capitalise on Queenslands strengths and seize the opportunities to...
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As part of our series of what is happening around the States Recovery 2020: New South Wales Recovery Plan Rather than just repairing our economy, now is the time to ensure that NSW is rebuilt to be even more resilient and self-sufficient. Minister for Skills and Tertiary Education Geoff Lee said “We have to inspire...
Read MoreAs part of our series of what is happening around the States Recovery 2020: Tasmania “Not only do these programs help our industries bring on more skilled workers to meet their needs, but they open up new career opportunities for Tasmanians looking for work” Jeremy Rockliff, Minister for Education and Training. Building skills to help...
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As part of our series of what is happening around the States Recovery 2020: Western Australia Recovery Plan Western Australia is working to restore the economy and industry, support the community and build new infrastructure to create jobs. “The WA Recovery Plan will support and strengthen our existing industries, as well as lay the foundation...
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As part of our series of what is happening around the States Recovery 2020: Victoria The Victorian Government has identified Victoria’s building and construction sector as a key mechanism to revitalise Victoria’s economy. Building Victoria’s Recovery Taskforce is seeking to identify significant building and construction projects of state and regional significance across Victoria that are...
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National Skills Week is not just celebrated in Australia, but around the world – including New Zealand and Europe. New Zealand: Got A Trade? Got It Made! Is a campaign that jointly owned and managed by a consortium of forward-thinking industry training organisations based in New Zealand, whose purpose is to raise awareness of on-the-job...
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To celebrate National Skills Week 2020, the Apprenticeship Employment Network (AEN) will be hosting a series of free video conference presentations and interactive workshops to provide VET updates to their network. These will be held from Monday 24 August to Friday 28 August. Speakers are leading in their industries and discussing a range of topics...
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It’s programs like this that are key to changing people’s perceptions, and dispelling the myths around Vocational Education and Training. Take a look at the great program the Apprenticeship Employment Network ran, which according to their last report, 56% of participating students had a change in career interest by the end of the program, leading them to be more certain...
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A report by Business NSW on the impact of Covid on Apprenticeships and suggested solutions. Excerpt: Now is a critical time to ensure that Australia has the skills it needs to build houses, upgrade public infrastructure, repair cars, offer excellent customer service and fulfil the many other occupations supported by apprenticeships. The potential of losing...
Read MoreSMH: 16 July 2020: Job seekers and school leavers will be promised $2 billion in federal support to learn new skills in a sweeping federal program “JobTrainer” to help them tough out the recession amid deepening unemployment. The Morrison government will commit $500 million to a new “JobTrainer” scheme to run new courses for thousands...
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The Morrison Government is proud to be supporting National Skills Week! 🧰💻🧪We’ve committed an additional $525 million in our vocational education and training (VET) sector which aims to create up to 80,000 more apprenticeships over the next 5 years. Whether you’re still at school, looking to refresh you’re skillset or change careers entirely – VET...
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“We need to have a focus on Vocational training going forward” Brian Wexham interviewed on ABC Radio National As the Prime Minister maps a course for economy recovery in the wake of the Covid-19 lockdown, Brian Wexham (CEO of SkillsOne...
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