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Six students from North Lakes State College, Helensvale State High School, Stanthorpe State High School, and Albany Creek State High School have been recognised for their dedication to excellence in food and beverage, cookery and tourism training at the 2015 Salute to Excellence Awards.
This week BUSY At Work in partnership with CoAct (formally known as Job Futures) launched a new apprenticeship model in Western Australia called the Australian Apprenticeship Support Services services.
Hundreds of new jobs in Queensland are on the horizon, following the state government’s announcement that it has selected a preferred tenderer for the Toowoomba Second Range Crossing.
The BUSY At Work Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) team was very proud and excited to host the second NAIDOC morning tea at the Springwood Office today with BUSY staff and members of the public attending.
An Australian Government initiative will see withdrawal fees banned for students who have undertaken courses they have been inappropriately signed up to.
BUSY At Work in partnership with Skill360 ushered in a new era last night as it launched its new Australian Apprenticeship Support Services services in Queensland.
Australian apprentices, people interested in an apprenticeship, and their employers will be able to get more help, from more locations, than ever before with start of the Australian Apprenticeship Support Services (Apprenticeship Network) today.
Assistant Minister for Education and Training Senator Simon Birmingham said the new Apprenticeship Network was the biggest reform to apprenticeship support in more than two decades.
Kara is looking forward to commencing work with The Coffee Club Tingalpa next week.
Infrastructure spending in Queensland is expected to provide a significant boost for employment in the state, with the Palaszczuk government announcing a $10.1 billion investment
Six students from North Lakes State College, Helensvale State High School, Stanthorpe State High School, and Albany Creek State High School have been recognised for their dedication to excellence in food and beverage, cookery and tourism training at the 2015 Salute to Excellence Awards.
This week BUSY At Work in partnership with CoAct (formally known as Job Futures) launched a new apprenticeship model in Western Australia called the Australian Apprenticeship Support Services services.
Hundreds of new jobs in Queensland are on the horizon, following the state government’s announcement that it has selected a preferred tenderer for the Toowoomba Second Range Crossing.
The BUSY At Work Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) team was very proud and excited to host the second NAIDOC morning tea at the Springwood Office today with BUSY staff and members of the public attending.
An Australian Government initiative will see withdrawal fees banned for students who have undertaken courses they have been inappropriately signed up to.
BUSY At Work in partnership with Skill360 ushered in a new era last night as it launched its new Australian Apprenticeship Support Services services in Queensland.
Australian apprentices, people interested in an apprenticeship, and their employers will be able to get more help, from more locations, than ever before with start of the Australian Apprenticeship Support Services (Apprenticeship Network) today.
Assistant Minister for Education and Training Senator Simon Birmingham said the new Apprenticeship Network was the biggest reform to apprenticeship support in more than two decades.
