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National Skills Week (Aug 25 – 31) is dedicated to raising the profile of vocational learning, and showcasing career opportunities for young and old

Now in its fourth year, National Skills Week provides a platform to highlight the opportunities and career pathways available through Vocational Education and Training. The theme this year is The Magical Mystery Tour of Skills. Each year, engagement from the sector has increased, complimented by new and innovative ideas. It is expected 2014 will maintain that approach. Hundreds of events take place nationally every year.

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22 August 2014

Bruce motorway gets a spruce up

Queensland has one of the longest coastlines in Australia. It is also where most of the population live, with cities and vital infrastructure all clustered along the shore.

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20 August 2014

BUSY At Work Top Shortlist for National Youth Employment Award

BUSY At Work Southport, Gold Coast today announced it was named the winner of the National Youth Employment Award for its innovative R U BUSY? Program. The Employment Awards were held last night at the Diamond Head Room at QT Hotel, Gold Coast during the Australian Long Term Unemployment Conference.

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19 August 2014

What goes into a school-based apprenticeship?

For schools, offering apprenticeships to students while they are in Years 10 to 12 can be a great way to help students build a strong career after their studies have finished. This opportunity is designed to be completed in coordination with a student’s workload while offering a range of skills which cannot be offered in a traditional classroom environment.

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18 August 2014

Brisbane port becoming more accessible

Transport projects are among the most important civil construction initiatives for big cities. Not only does this work provide a range of advantages for businesses working in the area, they also require specialised skills for their construction to go smoothly.

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12 August 2014

Queensland property market continues to grow

Brisbane in particular is witnessing a strong increase in the construction of multi-unit residential and commercial projects in the CBD and surrounding areas. In fact, the state government has reported a 33 per cent growth in the number of cranes operational in Brisbane, as new structures get off the ground.

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27 August 2014

National Skills Week (Aug 25 – 31) is dedicated to raising the profile of vocational learning, and showcasing career opportunities for young and old

Now in its fourth year, National Skills Week provides a platform to highlight the opportunities and career pathways available through Vocational Education and Training. The theme this year is The Magical Mystery Tour of Skills. Each year, engagement from the sector has increased, complimented by new and innovative ideas. It is expected 2014 will maintain that approach. Hundreds of events take place nationally every year.

Read More >
22 August 2014

Bruce motorway gets a spruce up

Queensland has one of the longest coastlines in Australia. It is also where most of the population live, with cities and vital infrastructure all clustered along the shore.

Read More >
20 August 2014

BUSY At Work Top Shortlist for National Youth Employment Award

BUSY At Work Southport, Gold Coast today announced it was named the winner of the National Youth Employment Award for its innovative R U BUSY? Program. The Employment Awards were held last night at the Diamond Head Room at QT Hotel, Gold Coast during the Australian Long Term Unemployment Conference.

Read More >
19 August 2014

What goes into a school-based apprenticeship?

For schools, offering apprenticeships to students while they are in Years 10 to 12 can be a great way to help students build a strong career after their studies have finished. This opportunity is designed to be completed in coordination with a student’s workload while offering a range of skills which cannot be offered in a traditional classroom environment.

Read More >
18 August 2014
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