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The first of Queensland’s regional training awards were dished out last week, with female electrician Sarah Lacey taking the top gong for Central Queensland’s Apprentice of the Year.
Listen in on current topical issues and learn about upcoming products and services at the plumbing expos hosted by the Master Plumbers’ Association of Queensland (MPAQ) this August.
Seven Indigenous apprentices have taken the first step toward fulfilling their career goals, graduating from their apprenticeships in Townsville.
Two government grants amounting to $2.8 million will enable the Glenmore High Lift Water Pump Station to meet the demand for increased pumping capacity for the next 20 years.
A master plan is underway for the Elizabeth Daniels Sports Complex in Buderim, and the Sunshine Coast Council is inviting locals to have their say.
Find the information you need to pursue your career of choice, explore apprenticeships in Queensland and explore further study options at the upcoming Townsville Careers Expo.
Have you considered taking on board an apprentice in your workplace? Australia is currently experiencing a number of skill shortages that need addressing to ensure a balanced workforce, well-equipped to serve the population.
Whether you’re a high school student seeking more information on apprenticeships in Toowoomba or a mature-aged worker that wants to take on board a new set of skills, the Toowoomba Chronicles Careers Expo can help you get the information you need.
Older Australians aged 60 and over will be given the opportunity to learn new skills after minister for skills and training Brendan O’Connor announced $1.2 million in funding toward nearly 100 community education courses.
The first of Queensland’s regional training awards were dished out last week, with female electrician Sarah Lacey taking the top gong for Central Queensland’s Apprentice of the Year.
Listen in on current topical issues and learn about upcoming products and services at the plumbing expos hosted by the Master Plumbers’ Association of Queensland (MPAQ) this August.
Seven Indigenous apprentices have taken the first step toward fulfilling their career goals, graduating from their apprenticeships in Townsville.
Two government grants amounting to $2.8 million will enable the Glenmore High Lift Water Pump Station to meet the demand for increased pumping capacity for the next 20 years.
A master plan is underway for the Elizabeth Daniels Sports Complex in Buderim, and the Sunshine Coast Council is inviting locals to have their say.
Find the information you need to pursue your career of choice, explore apprenticeships in Queensland and explore further study options at the upcoming Townsville Careers Expo.
Have you considered taking on board an apprentice in your workplace? Australia is currently experiencing a number of skill shortages that need addressing to ensure a balanced workforce, well-equipped to serve the population.
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