Indigenous employment in Queensland’s resources sector
Some of the state’s leading resources companies have meet over recent days to discuss how to engage more Indigenous businesses and workers in their supply chains, according to the Queensland Resources Council (QRC).
Jesse graduates from the first R U BUSY? course for 2014
Jesse was one of the first people to graduate from the first R U BUSY? Program for 2014 recently. after re-locating from N.S.W and living independently on the Gold Coast for the past 6 months, Jesse struggled with reading and writing. Before moving Jesse had only completed year 8 level education and had been disengaged from education for nearly 4 years.
Apprenticeships in Queensland’s priority skills sectors
Minister for Education, Training and Employment John-Paul Langbroek received the first industry report on skills needs in Queensland on March 31, following months of consultation and review by the Ministerial Industry Commission.
Closing the oil and gas industry skills gap
More than 500 industry professionals from across the globe shared their thoughts on the future of recruitment within the oil and gas sector, and the results are promising for those considering apprenticeships in Gladstone and other areas with oil and gas resources.
