2013 Queensland Training Awards finalists revealed
Queensland’s highest recognition for training has announced its list of finalists, with the Queensland Training Awards entering its 52nd year.
Surat Basin Energy & Mining Expo – June 19 & 20
If you are considering apprenticeships in Queensland in the energy or mining industries, then head along to the Surat Basin Energy and Mining Expo this June!
Mature age workers can save employers thousands a year
It’s not too late for older workers to consider a change in career, with a wide range of mature age apprenticeships available to train up for a new skill.
Community welcomed to have their say on proposed $1.76 billion Byerwen Coal Mine
The Queensland coordinator-general has approved the release of the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the proposed $1.76 billion Byerwen Coal Mine, located 140 kilometres west of Mackay at the Northern Bowen Basin.
Mackay City Centre in for $18.6 million transformation
The Mackay City Centre is in for a major makeover with the federal government approving the city council’s application for $8.8 million in Regional Development Australia funding.
Give yourself options for the future
If you think a career in sport is something you would like to pursue in the future, then you will know that it requires hard work and commitment to training.
What can an apprenticeship or traineeship offer me?
If you’re mulling over your future career options, an apprenticeship or traineeship may be necessary to help you get a foot in the door of your desired industry.
Former apprentice features on the big screen at GWS Tribute to the Farmers match
Alistair Keller is the sixth generation of his family to undertake a career on the land, with the teenager completing an Australian school-based apprenticeship in Agriculture in 2012.
Construction of Mater Private Hospital Springfield to commence in August
Queensland’s Greater Springfield community will welcome a brand new hospital come 2015, with construction of the $85 million Mater Private Hospital Springfield to begin in August.
High school girls get stuck in with QMEA’s minerals and energy program
Over 80 Year 10 female students will have their eyes opened to the career opportunities available in the minerals and energy sector, as part of the 4Girls2: It’s all About M.E. (minerals and energy) program.
