Steve Brady, Managing Director TAFE NSW
- September 9th, 2022
Stephen Brady speaks on the importance of Vocational Education and Skills Training, National Skills Week, the opportunities available through TAFENSW and emerging careers
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Megan Cox, 2021 Australian & NSW Trainee of the Year
- September 9th, 2022
Megan Cox speaks on her Apprenticeship, winning the NSW training awards and her advice of undertaking a VET pathways
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David Collins PSM, Executive Director Training Services NSW
- September 9th, 2022
David Collins PSM Executive Director, Training Services NSW David provides strategic leadership and management of the NSW vocational education and training market to meet the skills needs of industry, individuals and the community and drives improved job and skill outcomes through apprenticeships and traineeships. David has worked across the NSW and Commonwealth government in a...
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Darryl Buchanan, Associate Chief Executive, Association of Independent Schools of NSW
- September 9th, 2022
Daryl Buchannan – Association of Independent Schools of NSW- speaks on the importance of Vocational Education and Training, pathways and the role of AISNSW in supporting VET programs in schools in the independent education sector.
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Sabrina Rees, Skillaroo, WorldSkills
- September 9th, 2022
Sabrina speaks on being a Skillaroo , her training through Vocational Education and Training and how this has impacted on her life
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NSW Launch 2022 Photo Highlights
- September 8th, 2022
Photo highlights from the NSW launch of National Skills Week, held at Parliament House, Sydney.
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Yasmin King, CEO SkillsIQ
- September 8th, 2022
Yasmin King speaks on the importance of National Skills Week and how people are rethinking pathways and opportunities for their careers and quality of life that are available through VET
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Paul Nicolaou, Executive Director Business Sydney
- September 8th, 2022
Paul speaks on the importance of Business supporting and embracing VET graduates and apprenticeship to build the NSW and Australian Economy.
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National Launch 2022 Photo Highlights
- September 8th, 2022
National Skills Week kicked off with our National Launch happening in Melbourne, hosted and catered by talented students from William Angliss Institute. The event featured a keynote speech by Dr Daniel Mulino MP, opening remarks from The Hon. Gayle Tierney MP and an address by National Skills Week Chairman, Brian Wexham. Photographer: Adam Hacking
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Dr Gavin Lind, CEO Australian Minerals & Energy Skills Alliance
- September 8th, 2022
Gavin speak on the importance of National Skills week and provision of Strong messages, the opportunities for Women in Mining and possible pathways
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Dr Daniel Mulino MP for the seat of Fraser
- September 8th, 2022
Dr Daniel Mulino speaks on the skills need for Australia, emerging careers and how the Australian Government is assisting in providing programs and initiatives to promote careers through VET.
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Patrick Kidd, CEO Digital Skills Organisation
- September 8th, 2022
Patrick Speaks on the opportunity that national Skills Week provides in promoting skills and emerging needs for the workforce.
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Craig Robertson, CEO Victorian Skills Authority
- September 8th, 2022
Craig Robertson speaks on the Victorian Skills Report, the importance of Skills to the Victorian and Australian Economy now and the future.
Read MoreThe Hon Alister Henskens SC MP
- September 6th, 2022
The Hon. Alister Henskens SC MP is the NSW Minister for Skills and Training, Minister for Enterprise, Investment and Trade, Minister for Sport, Minister for Science, Innovation and Technology, and is the Leader of the House in the Legislative Assembly. The Minister speaks on the importance of Skills, advice to parents and Careers NSW .
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NSW Launch 2022 Video Highlights
- September 6th, 2022
Highlights from the NSW launch of National Skills Week.
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Top Tips to Parents: National Skills Week
- September 3rd, 2022
The role of the parent is so important There are over half a million students in Year 11 and 12 in Australia, and every one of those students is on the cusp of some serious decision making (Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2021). Whether they’ve got a clear idea of what they want to do once...
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