The expansion of Energy Skills Queensland’s (ESG) training program will bolster opportunities for those interested in enrolling in apprenticeships in Rockhampton and Bundaberg.
Queensland’s best apprentices and trainees have come out on top after bringing home 22 medals from the WorldSkills Australia National Competition held in Sydney recently.
Queenslander apprentices and trainees will benefit from a government initiative to overhaul the state’s vocational education and training (VET) sector, it was revealed last week (August 31).
More Australians are completing mature-aged apprenticeships to launch a career in the cooking world, a peak industry body has revealed.
The nation’s largest skills competition kicked off in Sydney yesterday (August 30), with the country’s most talented apprentices and trainees showcasing expertise in a range of trades.
The federal government has helped fund a $2.3 million mentoring project, which will provide essential apprentice support to students across the country.
The Queensland government has applauded the state’s best apprentices and trainees in the lead-up to the country’s biggest skills competition which kicks-off tomorrow (August 30).
As Queensland’s resource sector continues to thrive, demand for skilled professionals is increasing, with engineering workers emerging as some of the most sought after employees.
Toowoomba has been recognised for its world-class education services, with the state’s education minister launching The Education Capital initiative yesterday (August 19).
More than 1,000 events were held across the country as a part of National Science Week, which wrapped up yesterday (August 19), showcasing career opportunities in the field.
