There’s encouraging news for those seeking employment and traineeships in Queensland as the state leads the nation in jobs creation once again, according to the latest labour force data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).
A commitment has been made by the Newman government to double the agriculture industry by 2040, which is encouraging news for those seeking a farming or food processing apprenticeship in Queensland.
When applying for apprenticeships in Queensland, it is important to make a good first impression.
Queensland’s road construction industry has received funding and support from two government-backed schemes this week.
The Newman Government will invest $7.5 million over three years to the priority geoscience projects the mining and petroleum industries believe are vital in supporting exploration growth in Queensland.
A major civil works project has received funding in Queensland’s Central Highlands, which is encouraging for those seeking apprenticeships in Emerald or other nearby towns.
Mining apprenticeships in Emerald are on encouraging and stable ground with the official opening of a 20-year extension to Rio Tinto Coal Australia’s Kestrel Mine.
Safe Work Australia Chair Ann Sherry officially announced Safe Work Month on Monday September 4 and the event is now well underway.
First-year apprentice Ted Halpin won third place at the WorldSkills MTA AutoBody competition in Brisbane on September 18.
Queensland’s resources sector is expected to triple in value and reach $100 billion by 2040, according to the Queensland Plan, a 30-year vision for Queensland.
