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  • Marketing facelift for VET - better outcomes from industry training: AgriFood Skills Australia Marketing facelift for VET - better outcomes from industry training: AgriFood Skills Australia

    A major new national effort to reposition the image of Australia's national vocational education and training (VET) system - and to promote better outcomes from training - will be revealed this week at the National AgriFood Conference 2009 held at Sydney's Dockside Convention Centre (Thursday-Friday 24-25 September, starting at 8.30am).

  • Working to unearth a skilled workforce Working to unearth a skilled workforce

    Mining Industry Skills Centre Conference 24-25th September 2009

  • The Nursery & Garden Industry means business! The Nursery & Garden Industry means business!

    The Nursery & Garden Industry means business! After many years of having our horticulturists standing in the shadows of other professions - we are now shouting out to all who will listen that our industry, the true 'green' industry, is THE place to grow a future.

  • From backpackers to $129 million a year! From backpackers to $129 million a year!

    Melbourne travel company Intrepid Travel turns over $129 million annually, having started 20 years ago with two friends and a Nunawading tip truck.

  • Degrees in TAFE Degrees in TAFE

    A monograph, published by the National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER) examines the growth and implications of higher education offered by TAFE institutes.

  • Meeting the Challenges: A summary of CPSISC's 2009 Conference Meeting the Challenges: A summary of CPSISC's 2009 Conference

    Recently the Construction and Property Services Industry Skills Council (CPSIC) held their Annual Conference in Sydney. Here is a summary of the topics covered as well as outcomes and recommendations for further achievement.

  • Marketing facelift for VET - better outcomes from industry training: AgriFood Skills Australia Marketing facelift for VET - better outcomes from industry training: AgriFood Skills Australia

    A major new national effort to reposition the image of Australia's national vocational education and training (VET) system - and to promote better outcomes from training - will be revealed this week at the National AgriFood Conference 2009 held at Sydney's Dockside Convention Centre (Thursday-Friday 24-25 September, starting at 8.30am).

  • Working to unearth a skilled workforce Working to unearth a skilled workforce

    Mining Industry Skills Centre Conference 24-25th September 2009

  • The Nursery & Garden Industry means business! The Nursery & Garden Industry means business!

    The Nursery & Garden Industry means business! After many years of having our horticulturists standing in the shadows of other professions - we are now shouting out to all who will listen that our industry, the true 'green' industry, is THE place to grow a future.

  • From backpackers to $129 million a year! From backpackers to $129 million a year!

    Melbourne travel company Intrepid Travel turns over $129 million annually, having started 20 years ago with two friends and a Nunawading tip truck.

  • Degrees in TAFE Degrees in TAFE

    A monograph, published by the National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER) examines the growth and implications of higher education offered by TAFE institutes.

  • Young People: Finding their way in a new era Young People: Finding their way in a new era

    Drawing on current research, this event seeks to inform policy-makers about the lives of young people, with a focus on improving education outcomes, providing skills for the contemporary labour market, and social engagement.

  • Find out about VET Fee-Help!

    CEO of SkillsOne Blog

    Find out about VET Fee-Help!

    The news that the world economy is beginning to experience a robust rebound of economic activity is heartening news. Australia is also forecasting solid growth which will once again throw the spotlight on skilled labour shortages as the economy improves.

January 28, 2010 | Read Blog

  • Green Car Production provides jobs for automotive industry and new skills

    Green Car Production provides jobs for automotive industry and new skills

    The Prime Minister of Australia's speech at the launch of the Toyota Camry hybrid on 11 December 2009 reflected good news for the future of the country's automotive industry.

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  • Australia rolls from jobs slump to skills crisis says Clarius Skills Index

    Australia rolls from jobs slump to skills crisis says Clarius Skills Index

    Australia has moved from a jobs slump to the brink of a skills crisis in just six months, according to the December quarter Clarius Skills Index, despite most leading economists predicting spiralling unemployment.

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  • Health and Community Services Industry

    Health and Community Services Industry

    The Health and Community Services Industry is one of the fastest growing industries in Australia.

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  • Tasmania Tomorrow

    Tasmania Tomorrow

    The future direction of skills and trade training in Tasmania is about to undergo a huge shift, with thre new orgnaisaitons to be created from existing colleges and TAFE Tasmania.

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  • First class ticket to a hospitality career in WA

    First class ticket to a hospitality career in WA

    A new program, the 'Hospitality Passport', is giving aspiring chefs and front-of-house staff the chance to travel and be trained at some of Western Australia's top-class hotel and restaurants.

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