
NSW Launch of National Skills Week – Highlights Video
- September 4th, 2023
The launch of National Skills Week was in partnership with Training Services NSW. Thank you to Business Sydney for your contribution and support for the event.
Read MoreThe latest news for National Skills Week
The launch of National Skills Week was in partnership with Training Services NSW. Thank you to Business Sydney for your contribution and support for the event.
Read MoreA panel interview with key participants in the SBAT program in NSW was held as part of National Skills Week NSW launch. Paul Nicolaou was the moderator and the following people provided insights and commentary on their experiences with the SBAT program. Madelyn Hurkett- Employer at Bambinos Sarah Stokes- Parent of Kaitlin Chris Davis-...
Read MoreThe great part of VET Teaching is staying connected to the industry, seeing where the current trends are and filter that through to the apprentices as they are undergoing training”
Read More“I enjoyed every moment of my apprenticeship. I have enjoyed the experiences it has given me, the certificate , the trade and this whole community I am now part of”
Read More“I wanted to help my customer a lot more than as an admin- I wanted to help them start to finish”
Read More“When I went into my apprenticeship, I was looking for a career and developing and growing on the skills that I had already attained…. and a bit of recognition”
Read More” The VET sector is of huge interest to young people. There is definitely a shift in sediment and we are really looking into that”
Read MoreThe Victorian National Skills Week launch was held in Conjunction with the official opening of the new Monash College Docklands Campus and their Future Skills Division on Friday 25 August The program hosted by Monash College included the Keynote Address and remarks from by the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor of Melbourne, Councillor Sally Capp...
Read MoreWorker 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...
Read MoreInterview on ABC Radio Queensland Jennah’s training journey started when her brother, also a refrigeration technician, asked her to help out a few hours a week. From there, Jennah grew a keen interest in the industry and, with the completion of her Certificate III in Air Conditioning and Refrigeration in 2021, she is believed to...
Read MoreThe Queensland Launch of National Skills Week occurred on Wednesday 23 August at Queensland Parliament House. The program included A Key Note Address by The Hon. Dianne Farmer, Minister for Employment and Small Business, Minister for Training and Skills Development and Minister for Youth Justice Brian Wexham, Chair National Skills Week and CEO SkillsOne Television...
Read MoreThe NSW Launch of National Skills Week was held on Tuesday 22 August At NSW Parliament house. Huge turnout representing a wide diversity of supporters and partners from all sectors of the community. A collaboration between SkillsOne, Training Services NSW and Business Sydney that showcased and reflected the strength of all sectors working together to...
Read MoreToday we’re diving into brick and block laying , part of the construction industry which is worth around 360 billion dollars a year to the Australian economy Before you can get started on the plumbing or the electrics you need walls.. you need structure, and right now the tradies that build them. Brick and block...
Read MoreThis video explores the world of construction- specifically the brick and block laying industry through the eyes and experiences of one of the new ambassadors in the industry- Elizabeth Briggs.
Read MoreThe Australian construction industry is a huge contributor to the nation’s economy, with an estimated annual value of $360 billion, 1.2 million people are employed across a range of occupations,- builders, architects, engineers, project managers, and tradies The shortfall this year alone in the construction industry- almost 100 000 people. It’s hard to find a...
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