Recently, twelve participants celebrated the completion of a ten-week Skilling Queenslanders for Work course, ‘Rising Stars of Hospitality’, delivered by BUSY At Work. The course
It’s National Skills Week this week and we’re putting a spotlight on the benefits of vocational education and training. One of the best ways to
The labour market remains tight, according to data released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), which showed the unemployment rate is still 3.5
Nearly approaching retirement age, Robyn was not ready to end her working career. Having achieved her training and assessment qualification in the late 1990s and
A Bundaberg local, Sharlize used to work in office environments and by all accounts, did well in her work. Being very personable, in a previous
For the past ten years, Mark had worked as a consultant for various industries, supporting their training, managerial or coaching needs, but unfortunately found himself
At 61 and living in Darwin, Matthew found himself looking for a career change, after a long 15-year stint in the public health space, working
Maggie Sakko was tired of working sedentary desk roles, she was also missing some vital people contact, her previous role as a writer and editor,
BUSY At Work is passionate about supporting women in non-traditional trade careers and we want to see more women entering trades like building and construction,
Starting her working life in retail after leaving school, Amy was never quite happy and would often say to herself, “I just want to be
