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Skill Hire opts for centralised Bunbury location
  • Skill Hire will open a new office in the Bunbury CBD, strengthening support for local employers, apprentices, trainees and job seekers across the South West while building on its longstanding presence in the region. The office complements Skill Hire’s existing South West training operations ...
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Queensland training provider recognised for helping more women build careers in the trades
  • The Australian Trade Training College (ATTC) has been named Future Lady Tradies Training Organisation of the Year, recognising its commitment to creating pathways for women into trade careers and supporting them to succeed throughout their training and employment. The award was presented at ...
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The life of Riley: Powered by positive thinking
  • A kidney transplant from his father has AGA apprentice Riley Sullivan back at work after five months of dialysis. Read the full story here.
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MRAEL receives funding boost as part of SQW investment in jobs
  • Queensland Minister for Trade, Employment and Training, Ros Bates visited MRAEL’s training site in Rockhampton to announce Skilling Queenslanders for Work investment. Minister Bates said the funding announcement will help get young Queenslanders trained to work in priority industries ...
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Minister visits MRAEL to announce funding for employment pathways
  • MRAEL has welcomed Queensland Minister for Trade, Employment and Training, Ros Bates to its Rockhampton facilities as part of a Skilling Queenslanders for Work (SQW) funding announcement supporting new training and employment opportunities across Queensland.
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New Principal Brings Purpose-driven Vision to Trade College
  • Sam Symes, the New principal of the Australian Trade College North Brisbane had a chat with the Redcliffe Guide about his ambition to help young people find a tangible outcome for their future. He spoke about the unique opportunity the trade college brings and how the students that attend ...

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Tradie on track: Award-winning apprentice builds confidence in his craft

Tradie on track: Award-winning apprentice builds confidence in his craft Jett Guningham was keen to get straight into work after completing Year 12. So keen, in fact, that he celebrated his graduation on a Saturday night and started work full-time the following Monday. It was a seamless ...

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Campbell sets his sights higher with IntoJobs

After bouncing between casual jobs with limited hours, Campbell knew he wanted something more. The 24-year-old had spent several years working in roles that offered little stability or sense of progression. While he wasn’t sure exactly where he wanted his career to take him, he knew he wanted ...

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Career Transition Assistance helps turn confidence into new careers

Finding the right support at the right time has helped two mature-aged jobseekers turn their search into promising new employment opportunities. Wayne and Jomena recently participated in IntoJobs’ Career Transition Assistance (CTA) program, which supports people aged 45 and over who are ...

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From stacking shelves to shaping a future in the shipyard

Just a few months ago, Cayde Duffy was stacking shelves at his local Woolworths, wondering where his working life was heading. Today, he spends his working days at one of Tasmania’s leading shipbuilders, surrounded by welders, fitters, electricians and fabricators constructing vessels ...

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Finding her feet on the workshop floor

One thing you notice straight away about Bessie McKay is how comfortable and confident she seems in the workshop. Hands black with grease, sleeves rolled up, she looks right at home among the tools, cars and machinery at Co-Op Toyota in Hobart. But finding her feet in the industry didn’t ...

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Finding a career that clicked

When Khai Bailey was finishing school, a career in engineering seemed like the obvious choice. Like other members of his family, he had an aptitude for maths and physics and expected to follow a similar path. But the 27-year-old Launceston local soon realised he was destined for other things. ...

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