Government to revive uranium mining in Queensland
The Queensland government has announced plans to tap into the state’s lucrative and under-developed uranium mining sector – generating thousands of job opportunities as a result.
Apprenticeship reforms to address skills shortages
The federal government is introducing reforms to the apprenticeship system to address growing concerns about a looming skills shortage.
Government announces $50.7m Indigenous employment boost
Queensland is seeing an increased investment in housing, with the state recording a considerable amount of interest in its built environment. For those seeking apprenticeship opportunities, the growing focus on construction could pave the way for a myriad of exciting positions.
Qantas announces apprenticeship opportunities
A $30 million project to upgrade Qantas’s heavy maintenance facilities in Brisbane will create hundreds of employment opportunities, including 30 apprenticeships in Queensland.
Toowoomba employment expo to attract 900 jobseekers
Former Origin Greats (FOGS) is shining the spotlight on Indigenous employment this week, holding its last career expo of the year in Toowoomba today (October 18).
Alpha Coal project open for public comment
A major mining project earmarked for central Queensland will undergo rigorous assessment, with the state government releasing an environmental impact statement (EIS) for the Alpha Coal development.
Aviation industry faces engineering shortage.
A decreasing number of people completing engineering courses could lead to a skills shortage in the aviation industry, one expert has suggested.
Sunshine Coast open for employment
The Sunshine Coast Council (SCC) has partnered with a global contact centre solutions provider to deliver employment opportunities to the local community, helping more people secure jobs in Queensland.
Pre-planning education pathways
Students weighing up their education options should keep in mind whether they want to pursue further study or get an immediate position in the workforce, a report by the National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER) has suggested.
25,000 workers needed for Queensland mining projects
More than 25,000 graduates, tradespeople and machine operators are required to fill jobs in Queensland over the next three years to ensure the state’s resource sector continues to boom, one expert has revealed.
