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Inspired by her father to ask businesses near where he works for work experience so she could get a ‘foot in the door’, Shelby was
Bianca is no stranger to work that requires physical labour, having already worked on a cattle station she was already strong and fit enough to
Recently announced as the Harry Hauenschild Apprentice of the Year for Darling Downs and South West Queensland, Gabrielle Clift is a qualified light vehicle mechanic
Thanks to a Skilling Queenslanders for Work program offering an 18-week paid traineeship at the Wacol RSPCA, eleven young participants are now prepared for the
BUSY At Work’s Support for Women in Trades Having recently left school, Natasha was looking for a career that would allow her to be hands-on
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
Inspired by her uncle to take up a trade as a boilermaker, Caitlyn was given the opportunity at the beginning of 2020 when CBGU Joint
For years now, even before the pandemic, Australia has been experiencing a labour and skills shortage crisis. In fact, Australia’s skill shortage is the second
More and more businesses are looking to the ‘other 50%’ of the population to address skills shortages for their industry, particularly in the traditionally male-dominated
Inspired by her father to ask businesses near where he works for work experience so she could get a ‘foot in the door’, Shelby was
Bianca is no stranger to work that requires physical labour, having already worked on a cattle station she was already strong and fit enough to
Recently announced as the Harry Hauenschild Apprentice of the Year for Darling Downs and South West Queensland, Gabrielle Clift is a qualified light vehicle mechanic
Thanks to a Skilling Queenslanders for Work program offering an 18-week paid traineeship at the Wacol RSPCA, eleven young participants are now prepared for the
BUSY At Work’s Support for Women in Trades Having recently left school, Natasha was looking for a career that would allow her to be hands-on
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
Inspired by her uncle to take up a trade as a boilermaker, Caitlyn was given the opportunity at the beginning of 2020 when CBGU Joint
