Leading apprenticeship organisation BUSY At Work has today launched a partnership with the Civil Contractors Federation QLD (CCF) to help new apprentices stay in the sector and complete their qualification.
Employers in the building, construction and engineering trades have until the end of April to take advantage of the Apprentice Kickstart Initiative. The breakthrough program has been extended and allows employers to get an extra $3350 incentive payment for taking on a new apprentice.
BUSY At Work was today appointed to deliver the Australian Governments Corporate Champions program in Queensland to help businesses increase mature age workforce participation.
Rail Skills Australasia (RSA) and leading apprenticeship organisation BUSY At Work have today launched a new apprenticeship program to help job seekers transition into a career with rail and meet workforce demands and solve skills shortages.
BUSY At Work CEO Paul Miles has expressed support of the Federal Government’s decision to extend the Apprentice Kickstart Incentive today to include engineering trades describing it as exciting news for employers.
Queensland not-for-profit organisation BUSY At Work is assisting charities this Christmas by providing much-needed donations.
On Monday 5 November the Queensland Government Skills and Training Taskforce delivered its independent report providing advice and recommendations to reform and revamp the operations and outcomes of Queensland’s vocational, education and training (VET) sector.
Changes introduced to the Australian Apprenticeship Incentive Program will see the building and construction sector benefit from extra funding.
Health Heroes is an interactive information session on the Sunshine Coast for students in Year 10 designed to introduce them to career opportunities that exist in the health sector. BUSY At Work has recently come on board with this exciting project as a sponsor.
Gold Coast not-for-profit organisation, BUSY At Work has been selected as a finalist for the Australian HR Awards.
