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The Department of Employment, Small Business and Training is committed to ensuring Queenslanders have the training and skills they need to contribute to the economic and social development of Queensland. The department delivers world class education and training services for people at every stage of their personal and professional development. The department is also committed to ensuring our educa
15/08/2024
Regardless of your career stage, Free TAFE and subsidised training has the power to lead you straight to your dream job. Ask the Queensland Jobs and Skills team how it's possible at the Cairns Careers Expo. ✈️⭐
Event: Cairns Careers Expo
Date: Thursday 29 August 2024
Time: 8.30am to 4pm
Location: Cairns Showgrounds
Learn more 👉 https://www.qld.gov.au/jobs/career/jobs-skills-expos
Exciting opportunities are booming in Far North Queensland! The Queensland Government's Queensland Workforce Strategy 2022 - 2032 is driving job growth and training for locals and small businesses.
Key initiatives like the Regional Jobs Committee and the Diverse Queensland Workforce program run by Centacare FNQ are making a real impact. We're tackling unique challenges, skilling the workforce, and supporting Queenslanders to find a good job. With focused efforts in maritime and aviation industries, the future looks bright for Cairns! 🌞
Learn more > https://brnw.ch/21wLR8G
14/08/2024
The state finalists for Bob Marshman Trainee of the Year have excelled in their work and studies and won at their Queensland Training Awards regional finals. Now they are getting ready to head to the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre on 7 September to see if they are the state’s best.
These finalists are doing interesting work ranging from feeding dingos, crushing rocks, testing water and selling boats to improving a community group’s operations and helping out their local community. 💪🧡
Cheer them on and hear more about their experiences and achievements by joining us at the gala State Final event on 7 September. Tickets are now available at 👉🏻https://brnw.ch/21wLPE2
Thank you to this year’s Program Partner BUSY At Work for all their support and sponsoring this award.
13/08/2024
Discover your dream career at the Ekka! 🚀
Are you looking forward to launching, building, or changing your career? Come see us at our stall and power up your skills. Take the career quiz, 'try on' your next career, talk to our friendly team and get creative with our fun hands-on activities. 👩🏻⚕️👷🏼👩🍳
You'll find us in the Queensland Government Precinct.
12/08/2024
This group of seven come from across the state, study different trades and work for employers ranging from local businesses to local government agencies and international prestige brands.
They have all done great work in their trades and have won at our regional finals, which is why they are the finalists in the running to be named the Harry Hauenschild Apprentice of the Year at the Queensland Training Awards State Final in September. 🏆
Following their training path has seen each of them follow a passion they already had or find a career they can be passionate about. 🧡👩🏻🏭
Congratulations to each of them and a shout out to their trainers, employers, colleagues and everyone who has helped them along the way. They are flying the flag for how trades training prepares people for rewarding careers as the skilled workers needed in many industries and communities.⭐🙌
Thank you to Construction Skills Queensland - CSQ for sponsoring this award category!
Find out more about all the inspiring finalists across 14 categories and don't forget to purchase a ticket to join us to find out who will receive the trophies this year. Go to 👉🏻https://brnw.ch/21wLNfc
12/08/2024
Regardless of your career stage, Free TAFE and subsidised training has the power to lead you straight to your dream job. Ask the Queensland Jobs and Skills team how its possible at the Mackay Careers Expo.🌞
Event: Mackay Careers Expo
Date: Thursday 15 August 2024
Time: 9am to 2.30pm
Location: Mackay Entertainment and Convention Centre
📌 Learn more: https://www.qld.gov.au/jobs/career/jobs-skills-expos
12/08/2024
Refugee Sadiki Kimba won a 2022 regional Queensland Training Award after completing a traineeship. Ask the Queensland Jobs and Skills team at the Multicultural Career and Job Expo how to find your path to a good job like Sadiki. 🙌
Event: Multicultural Career and Job Expo
Date: Thursday, 15 August
Time: 10am to 1pm
Location: Logan Entertainment Centre
👉 Learn more about upcoming expos across the state at >> https://www.qld.gov.au/jobs/career/jobs-skills-expos
07/08/2024
Greater Whitsunday Alliance is one of five projects to share in over $600,000 of 'Grow your Own' funding to help Queensland regions tackle their workforce challenges. Their Greater Whitsunday Digital Skills Program will support the uplift of business digital literacy within the region. 🙌✨
Applications are now open for round three of Grow your Own funding. Up to $2 million is available for industries or regions to tackle workforce challenges. 🚀
Grow your Own helps locals find good jobs, enjoy better services and lead a great lifestyle in their regions. Funding is available for industry-led, locally focussed workforce planning, a mentored approach to workforce planning, or action-based projects. 💪🧡
📌 Applications close on Friday 9 August.
👉 Find out more and apply at https://brnw.ch/21wLIaG
Grow your Own is funded by the Queensland Government through Jobs Queensland and powered by the Queensland Workforce Strategy.
Are you a school leaver or looking for a career change? 🌞
Get ready to be part of Queensland’s renewable energy future by exploring exciting career and study pathways at the Careers for Net Zero QLD Roadshow in August 2024.
Visiting , and , learn what opportunities exist across a range of clean energy industries, including renewable energy, critical minerals and green manufacturing, plus connect directly with local employers.🍃
🌏 Toowoomba: Tuesday, August 6, 2024
🌏 Gladstone: Friday, August 9, 2024
🌏 Townsville: Wednesday, August 14, 2024
Find out more on the Clean Energy Council website: https://www.cleanenergycouncil.org.au/events/careers-for-net-zero-qld-roadshow
02/08/2024
Applications for this year’s Queensland Indigenous Youth Leadership Program are now open until 13 September. ⭐
The program offers leadership and professional development for young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Queenslanders aged 18 to 25.
To be held in Brisbane in November 2024, the all-inclusive 7-day program provides an exciting opportunity for these young people to develop their leadership skills, build their capability, be introduced to Queensland’s democratic processes and drive change in local communities.🌞
Celebrating its 20th year, 720 young leaders have benefited from this program to date.
For program and application details, go to www.qld.gov.au/qiylp.
01/08/2024
Multicultural Queensland Month in August celebrates our diversity and puts a strong focus on creating a more inclusive multicultural Queensland through learning, action and celebration.✨
Get involved by participating in events and opportunities to learn, take action and celebrate — from festivals to educational sessions, there’s something for everyone.
Let's work together towards a Queensland where people from all cultures feel welcome, can contribute and thrive.🌞
Find out more at https://www.desi.qld.gov.au/multicultural-queensland-month
Multicultural Queensland Month 2024 - Diversity Together Multicultural Queensland Month is an opportunity for everyone across the state to connect, share, listen, learn and acknowledge that, while we may come from ...
01/08/2024
Celebrating the Queensland Training Awards regional finals 2024! ✨⭐
Seven amazing Queensland Training Awards regional final events held in July from Port Douglas in the north to the Gold Coast in the south have celebrated the achievements of 75 people, projects and organisations from across the state. The events have highlighted how vocational training is useful in so many different sectors.🧡👨🏭
The stories of people starting out or adding new skills to further their careers are inspiring, and so is the wonderful support and opportunities community training initiatives and employers are providing to help grow our workforce. Thanks to all of our finalists, our regional event sponsors and everyone who attended in person to cheer them on! 🙌
It has been an incredible month and now we’re looking forward to welcoming all 75 regional winners, along with the 9 finalists for our state only categories, to our state final in September. 💪🏻🏆
For more information visit https://desbt.qld.gov.au/training/qta
30/07/2024
The North Queensland Toyota Cowboys have been awarded $79,100 in the latest Skilling Queenslanders for Work funding round for their ‘Dream, Believe, Achieve - Engineering Pathways’ project, commencing later this year.
This initiative aims to help up to 12 disadvantaged job seekers obtain a nationally recognised Certificate II in Engineering Pathways, addressing the demand for entry-level staff in Townsville’s engineering sector. 🙌
Since 2015, the North Queensland Cowboys have received $2.45 million through Skilling Queenslanders for Work, benefiting up to 740 disadvantaged Queenslanders through the Dream, Believe, Achieve Certificate III in Hospitality program.
Featured in the photo is one of the project participants, Elsie, who after completing her secondary education, was referred to Dream, Believe, Achieve through Townsville Stars Foundation and completed her Certificate III in Hospitality in March 2023. Elsie has now been employed at the Cowboys Leagues Club for over 12 months. 🌞⭐
For more information about Skilling Queenslanders for Work, visit www.qld.gov.au/skillingqueenslanders
30/07/2024
Calling organisations wanting to support more people to join the workforce! 📣👩🏻🏭
The second 2024-2025 round of the $80 million Skilling Queenslanders for Work initiative is now open for applications.
Who can apply? Community-based not-for-profit organisations can apply for funding to deliver projects that support disadvantaged Queenslanders to gain the qualifications and skills they need to enter and stay in the workforce.
👉 For more information and to check eligibility, visit https://brnw.ch/21wLzbz
📌 Applications close at 5pm on Thursday 19 September 2024.
Congratulations to the North Coast regional winners of the 2024 Queensland Training Awards! 👏🌟
🏆 Harry Hauenschild Apprentice of the Year: Madeline Chamberlin, Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology, Training provider: TAFE Queensland, Group training organisation: WPC Group Employer: Mercedes-Benz Brisbane, Eagle Farm
🏆 Bob Marshman Trainee of the Year: Tessa Wallace OLY, Certificate III in Business, Training provider: Flexible Training Solutions, Employer: World Wide Boat Brokers
🏆 Vocational Student of the Year: Alexandra Hayes-Hatten, Diploma of Conservation and Ecosystem Management, Training provider: TAFE Queensland, Employer: ECOllaboration
🏆 🏆 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year AND School-based Apprentice or Trainee of the Year: Charlotte Ellis, Certificate III in Health Services Assistance, School: St Columban's College (Caboolture), Training provider: Connect 'n' Grow - RTO 40518
Employer: Metro North Health – Caboolture Hospital
🏆 Equity Student of the Year: Jack Lowis, Certificate III in Early Childhood Education and Care, Training provider: TAFE Queensland, Employer: Sesame Lane Childcare
🏆 VET Teacher or Trainer of the Year: Tracy Galaud, TAFE Queensland
🏆 Community Training Initiative of the Year: ECOllaboration, Sunshine Coast Natural Areas Restoration Project
🏅 Large Employer of the Year: White's IGA
🏅 Medium Employer of the Year: Bridgeman
🏅 Small Employer of the Year: ePlants Trade Nurseries
A huge thanks to our North Coast sponsors! 👏 👏
BUSY At Work, Jobs Queensland, Yalga Binbi Institute for Community Development RTO 31116, East Coast Apprenticeships, MEGT Australia, Community Management Solutions, North Coast Aboriginal Corporation for Community Health, Regional Development Australia Wide Bay Burnett, SkillCentred, TAFE Queensland, Challenge Employment and Training - RTO 5388, Mas National, OCTEC Limited, Shadforth Financial Group, Australian Trade Training College RTO # 31399 and AWIC.
The Townsville Careers Expo is on Monday 29 July!
Come and talk to the Queensland Jobs and Skills team if you want to:
🔎 get a head start at school
⭐ start a new career or upskill
🧗 reskill in areas of high demand.
We'll be at the Townsville Stadium from 9am to 2.30pm.
Find out more about Jobs and Skills Expos across Queensland at: https://www.qld.gov.au/jobs/career/jobs-skills-expos
Did you know vocational education and training can help you build your own career? The North Coast finalists for Vocational Student of the Year are inspirational people whose training allows them to have a positive impact helping others.
Thomas is an artist and illustrator who earned a Certificate III in Individual Support and has set up a creative program for people with disability or dementia. 🎨
Alexandra has seen her love of bushwalking turn into a rewarding career path where she helps other people learn conservation skills while maintaining and rejuvenating local green spaces. 🌱
Randy needed to find a new career after an injury, which affected his mental health. He turned to study in community services and leadership to build on his past experiences and now helps other people as a care coordinator and also as an ambassador for mental health recovery. 📚🌞
These inspiring stories are just a few with 29 other finalists heading to the regional final on Friday. Good luck to everyone!
Find out more at 👉🏻 https://brnw.ch/21wLstV
Congratulations to the 32 North Coast regional finalists for this year’s Queensland Training Awards.👏🏆
As the last of our seven regional finals, they’ve had the longest wait to find out who the judges selected but there’s not long to go now!
This inspiring group will head to The Events Centre in Caloundra this Friday 26 July as we celebrate their accomplishments and announce the winners.
Seeing each region celebrate their training stars makes this a great time of year. 🌟
finalist information >> https://desbt.qld.gov.au/training/qta/winners-and-finalists/regions/nc-winners-finalists
22/07/2024
The Queensland Government's Women in Industry grant program is now open! The grants offer up to $150,000 for projects that boost women into leadership in male-dominated industries. 👩🏻🏭👩🏼🔧
The grant will support projects that help workplaces and industry to recruit, retain and upskill women and increase diversity in industries where men usually work. 💪
Applications close on 9 August 2024.📆
Learn more about the grants and how to apply > https://brnw.ch/21wLq1T
After a great night in Townsville here are your North Queensland regional winners for the 2024 Queensland Training Awards.
🏆 Harry Hauenschild Apprentice of the Year:
Sean Malcolm, Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician
Training provider: TAFE Queensland
Employer: Townsville City Council
🏆 Bob Marshman Trainee of the Year:
Jennifer Cutler, Certificate III in Surface Extraction Operations
Training provider: Major Training Group RTO 6139
Employer: Hillery Group
🏆 Vocational Student of the Year:
Candice Fraser, Certificate IV in Training and Assessment
Training provider: TAFE Queensland
Employer: Townsville City Council
🏆 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year:
Clayton Lavis, Certificate III in Business
Training provider: Aurora Training Institute: RTO Code: 32237
Employer: Pacific Rim Technical Services
🏆 School-based Apprentice or Trainee of the Year:
Kash Harrison-Douglas, Certificate III in Business
School: Cloncurry State School P-12
Training provider: Martyr Training Services Pty Ltd
Employer: Jomera
🏆 Equity Student of the Year:
Chloe Keep, Certificate III in Hairdressing
Training provider: TAFE Queensland
Employer: Fringe Hair
🏆 VET Teacher or Trainer of the Year:
Rebecca Hoffensetz, The Ville Resort-Casino
🏆 Community Training Initiative of the Year:
Breakthru College , Community Work Skills
🏅 Large Employer of the Year: The Ville Resort-Casino
🏅 Medium Employer of the Year: Cowboys Leagues Club
A huge thank you to our North Queensland sponsors! 👇🏻🧡
BUSY At Work, Jobs Queensland, Rydges Southbank Townsville, MEGT Australia, Community Solutions, TAFE Queensland, Connect 'n' Grow - RTO 40518, Holcim, Wilmar Sugar Australia, Townsville City Council, Mas National, Tec-NQ, Through the Looking Glass, Cowboys Leagues Club, AWIC - Awesome Women in Construction
Learn more about the winners at qta.qld.gov.au
Here they are, the South East region winners for the 2024 Queensland Training Awards. They’ll be heading to Brisbane for the state final in September so give them a cheer! 📣🙌✨
🏆 Harry Hauenschild Apprentice of the Year: Chloe Halliwell, Certificate III in Painting and Decorating - Training provider: Gimbal Training, Group training organisation: OSMAC Apprenticeships, Employer: Finesse Painting
🏆 Bob Marshman Trainee of the Year: Aimee Wallace, Certificate III in Business -Training provider: First Choice College - RTO Code: 31707, Employer: City of Gold Coast
🏆 Vocational Student of the Year: Madison Collins, Certificate II in Automotive Vocational Preparation - Training provider: Career Employment Australia RTO 0104, Employer: Career Employment Australia RTO 0104
🏆 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year: Shaylee Borg, Certificate III in Business - Training provider: Career Employment Australia RTO 0104, Employer: Career Employment Australia RTO 0104
🏆 School-based Apprentice or Trainee of the Year: Austin Anthony, Certificate III in Commercial Cookery - School: Tamborine Mountain State High School, Training provider: Aurora Training Institute: RTO Code: 32237, Employer: Grand Chameleon
🏆 Equity Student of the Year: Yasser Mubekwa, Diploma of Community Services
Training provider: TAFE Queensland
🏆 VET Teacher or Trainer of the Year: Steven Andrews, Envirotech Education
🏆 Community Training Initiative of the Year:Carinity Fassifern Community Centre and Horizon 2, Carinity Fassifern Community Employment Pathways Program
🏅 Large Employer of the Year: Riviera Boats
🏅 Medium Employer of the Year: Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary
🏅 Small Employer of the Year: Halogen Pools
Thanks to our South East Queensland sponsors:
BUSY At Work, Jobs Queensland, MEGT Australia, Gimbal Training, TAFE Queensland, City of Gold Coast, Golden Cockerel Chicken, Guardians of Tomorrow, Australian Industry Trade College - Gold Coast, Blue Stone Medical, Mas National, AWIC - Awesome Women in Construction, Building Industry Training RTO # 40785 and Gold Coast Turf Club. 👏👏👏
Find out more about these winners at www.qta.qld.gov.au
Here are the winners from our Darling Downs South West regional final of the Queensland Training Awards! Thanks to everyone who cheered them on at Kingaroy Town Hall. 👏🙌✨
🏆 Harry Hauenschild Apprentice of the Year: Caitlin Baxter, Certificate III in Commercial Cookery - Training provider: TAFE Queensland, Employer: Encores Restaurant
🏆 Bob Marshman Trainee of the Year: Tania Langton, Certificate III in Water Industry Operations - Training provider: Water Training Australia, Group training organisation: MIGAS Apprentices & Trainees, Employer: Origin Energy
🏆 Vocational Student of the Year: Dallas Sykes, Certificate IV in Training and Assessment - Training provider: SpecTraining Pty Ltd RTO Code 31971, Employer: Gimbal Training
🏆 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year: Courtney McConville, Certificate III in Business - Training provider: AFL SportsReady - National, Employer: Western Downs Regional Council
🏆 School-based Apprentice or Trainee of the Year: Jacinta Morice, Certificate III in Carpentry, School: Capricornia School of Distance Education, Training provider: Blue Dog Training - RTO 31193, Employer: Teton Construction and Maintenance
🏆 Equity Student of the Year: Elizabeth Scott, Certificate II in Animal Care
Training provider: UQ Skills
🏆 VET Teacher or Trainer of the Year: Rob Hamilton, Aurora Training Institute: RTO Code: 32237
🏆 Community Training Initiative of the Year: SDIEA - Southern Downs Industry Education Association, Eat, Shop, Stay Local Guide
🏅 Large Employer of the Year: Western Downs Regional Council
🏅 Medium Employer of the Year: Global Engineering & Construction Pty Ltd
🏅 Small Employer of the Year: FBI - Favier Building Industries
Thanks to our Darling Downs South West sponsors!
BUSY At Work, South Burnett Regional Council, Origin Energy, TAFE Queensland, Golden West Apprenticeships, South Burnett CTC Inc, UQ Skills, Aurora Training Institute: RTO Code: 32237, Western Downs Regional Council, Hip Pocket Workwear & Safety, MEGT Australia, Stanwell, AWIC - Awesome Women in Construction
Find out more about these winners at www.qta.qld.gov.au
Congratulations and good luck to Callum, Sean and Devon! They are the finalists for the Harry Hauenschild Apprentice of the Year at this year’s Queensland Training Awards, North Queensland region. 🙌✨
You would expect the two electricians working for Townsville City Council, Callum and Sean, to have a bit in common but they also share a parallel with some of Devon’s work with Pacific Marine Group.
Stop and think what it might be? 🚦
Maintaining and upgrading traffic lights are part of the job for council electricians, and repairing and upgrading navigational aids at Gladstone Harbour was one of the projects Devon worked on during his apprenticeship.
The winners will be announced for this award and 9 other categories on the evening of 20 July at Rydges Southbank Townsville. ⭐
Find out more about our finalists at 👉https://brnw.ch/21wLlZx
Good luck to everyone and enjoy the night!
17/07/2024
The Skilling Queenslanders for Work initiative goes beyond training to strengthen safety and community resilience in tough times.
Last year, a bushfire threatened Queensland’s Barkly highway, endangering traffic, pastoral lands, livestock, and the Djarindjin Aboriginal Corporation (DAC) camp. 🔥🌳
Responding swiftly, trainees from Myuma Pty Ltd’s Ready for Resources Project, along with DAC Rangers and civil crew came with their heavy machinery to build fire breaks.
The construction trainees used skills they learned on the job to control traffic, use loaders and graders, and contain the fires – protecting lives, property, and the environment. 🌞
Myuma received funding through Skilling Queenslanders for Work to employ up to 15 Indigenous young people to undertake civil construction work in north-west Queensland.
Learn more at www.qld.gov.au/skillingqueenslanders
Townsville will host the North Queensland regional final for the on Saturday 20 July. ✨
Our award finalists represent a full range of careers, industries and inspiring stories! We're looking forward to celebrating their accomplishments and finding out which of them will be heading to Brisbane for the state awards in September! 🏆👏
Find out who’s in the running at: https://brnw.ch/21wLkCw
Good luck to everyone!✨🌟
Tourism, trade and tech businesses are in the running to be named Medium Employer of the Year at the Queensland Training Awards South East regional final on Friday 19 July. 🏆🙌✨
Supportive employers like Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, Definitive Electrical Services and ONGC Systems, along with those in the small and large employer categories, highlight the different industries using vocational education and training to develop the workers they need to deliver amazing results. 🐨⚡📱
Find out more about the awards and finalists at >> 👉https://desbt.qld.gov.au/training/qta/winners-and-finalists/regions/se-winners-finalists
Happily, there are some stories that let us drop some cute animal photos in our feed as we share a little about the Queensland Training Award finalists and their accomplishments in vocational education and training. 🐶😻🐐
Charlotte and Elizabeth are two of the finalists for the Darling Downs South West Equity Student of the Year award, who both earned agriculture and animal care qualifications while dealing with some tough barriers.
Their fellow finalist Jayson completed a hospitality traineeship with social enterprise, Base Services' 2nd Shot, before studying community services to help more people. 🙌🌟
All three finalists have built up their skills and confidence through VET and are looking forward to their next goals. Well done to each of you! ⭐
Find out more about the finalists at https://desbt.qld.gov.au/training/qta/winners-and-finalists/regions/ddsw-winners-finalists
16/07/2024
The Queensland Government has signed an agreement with Energy Skills Queensland to help build Queensland’s future energy workforce. 👷👷♀️💪
Over the next two years, Energy Skills Queensland will deliver the Renewable Energy Gateway to Industry Schools Program to help more than 2,000 school students develop career pathways in the transforming energy sector.
So far, 30 schools across Queensland have signed up to be part of the program, including Pimlico State High School, Thuringowa State High School and Tec-NQ. ⭐
Representatives from the schools met with Energy Skills Queensland at TAFE Queensland ’s Bohle campus last week for the exciting opening of the new Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Training Facility.
👉To find out more about the GISP program visit: https://brnw.ch/21wLjw8
16/07/2024
North Queensland’s new Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Training Facility and Advanced Manufacturing Skills Lab are now open! ✨🌟
The new TAFE Queensland facilities at Townsville’s Trade Training Centre (Bohle) will skill up locals with qualifications in electrical, engineering, and construction trades including many courses and apprenticeships that are completely free to students or employers.👩🏻🎓
The Advanced Manufacturing Skills Lab will also offer training for high end manufacturing in augmented reality, automation, cyber security, and robotics to ensure the growth of this key industry not just in North Queensland, but across the state.💪
Learn more about the courses available 👉🏻https://brnw.ch/21wLjtc
16/07/2024
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