The Queensland government’s recently released ‘Great Skills. Real Opportunities’ reform action plan is aimed at delivering a “strong economy and rewarding job opportunities”, with a number of changes to help Queenslanders get access to the skills training they need for employment.
Thousands of young people in Queensland will have an extra boost of support in their endeavours with the release of the Queensland Youth Strategy.
In order to reach your full potential, it can be vital to receive just that extra bit of apprentice support, especially if you have a disability.
If you’re in need of extra financial apprentice support, then you may want to find out if you are eligible for the Living Away from Home Allowance (LAFHA).
There may be some opportunities for apprenticeships in Ipswich, with stage two of the Robelle Domain expansion set to proceed at a cost of $10 million.
Those pursuing apprenticeships in Queensland and other training initiatives are set to benefit from the state government’s five-year action plan, Great Skills. Real Opportunities, which came into effect yesterday (July 1).
Almost two-thirds of employers (63 per cent) believe that skills shortages will affect the operation of their business or department, according to the 2013 Hays Salary Guide.
The Southport skyline is set to change with the construction of a 51-storey mixed-use apartment block given the go-ahead.
Do you have pictures of last night’s party posted on your Facebook for everyone to see? How about your Twitter page – can anyone access your tweets?
From working as an Australian Apprentice to having a guest star role on Channel 10’s show “The Living Room,” Jessica Martin has come a long way since she completed her apprenticeship in the hospitality industry.
