Apprenticeship News

The Surat Basin is set to continue experiencing jobs growth in 2013, with one property development expert claiming the resources boom will ensure future employment opportunities.

The federal government’s new Kickstart initiative is likely to create opportunities for apprenticeships in Queensland, with $57.5 million being invested nationally in skills training.

One of the main benefits of school-based apprenticeships for many students is the fact they can be earning and learning at the same time.

Apprenticeships in Queensland are set to be revamped following the release of a new state government plan for the vocational education and training sector.

School-based apprenticeships often result in positive outcomes for everyone involved, whether it’s the student, the training organisation, a recruiter or even parents.

Traineeships in Queensland could be set to receive a boost, as the state government releases an expression of interest (EOI) for a new tourism development on the Gold Coast.

Businesses throughout the Surat Basin have been given an insight into opportunities for working with QGC, an Australian coal seam gas explorer.

Adani Mining has shown its commitment to providing apprentice support in Central Queensland by giving its backing to a pilot scheme.

Revisions to the New Acland Expansion project have been welcomed by the Queensland state government.