When former Toolooa High School student Montana Connors began her traineeship with Roseberry Community Services in Gladstone, she was a quiet, modest young lady, uncertain of where her future might take her.
Chinchilla resident Michael Turley has always had a great connection with kids, so it comes as no surprise that he is reveling in his role as an Educator at Charley’s Place Early Learning College.
Not long ago Jason Whitley was a mature age apprentice, but he has come a long way since qualifying as a light vehicle auto mechanic in November 2014.<
It was just two years ago, that former graduate of the QGC Strengthening Local Workforces Program, Robert Moore decided to take up the challenge and open his own hairdressing salon in the Central Queensland town of Biloela.
BUSY At Work is proudly supporting Disability Action Week to be held from 13-19 September.
The Holy Trinity Church and its associate, The Trinity Op Shop which raise funds to restore the old heritage buildings in Mackay are now receiving a fresh makeover to their extensive gardens, following the successful introduction of the Work for the Dole (WFD) program.
Having only recently moved into their new office at 32 Mary Street Noosaville, BUSY At Work’s new Employment Services team are already in the process of expanding their services beyond the local region.
Just six weeks into their new jobactive contract in Emerald, BUSY At Work’s Employment Services team is already making a difference in the local region.<
Mature age apprentice and family man, Michael Momo has come a long way since moving to Australia at the end of 2012.
Having just established themselves in their new office at 70 Sydney Street Mackay, BUSY At Work, Work for the Dole (WFD) Co-ordinator, Kristy Gostelow and staff are now keen to enlist potential Host Organisations to come up with suitable activities for job seekers.
