Amy is a bricklayer – and she’s s-laying it!
Starting her working life in retail after leaving school, Amy was never quite happy and would often say to herself, “I just want to be
20 March 2023
BUSY At Work awarded national contract to deliver Skills Checkpoint for Older Workers program
The Australian Government’s Skills Checkpoint program is a successful, national program that assists mature workers (those aged 40 or over) to remain in or re-enter
20 September 2022
Lochie starts his carpentry career!
When Lochie first commenced a Skilling Queenslanders for Work program which saw job seekers undertaking construction skills over a number of weeks, he didn’t realise
14 September 2022
What skills will be required in 2030?
With ingredients that include metaverses, blockchain technologies, cryptocurrencies, augmented realities, biofilms, drones, droids and organ creators – it sounds like something straight out of a
25 August 2022
Skills Australia’s Workforce Needs Now!
Aside from practical work skills, since the world started turning digital but still remains human (back off robot people!), the workforce is finding a critical
22 August 2022
Refresh your skills to refresh your career!
In a nutshell, being stuck in a rut. The problem is, stay in that rut for too long and you’re likely to get flushed out
11 August 2022
Skilling Queenslanders for Work Creates Pathway into Pathology
BUSY At Work offer a range of SQW courses in the South East Queensland region, including entry-level courses for Construction, Hospitality, Health Care and Community
19 October 2021
6 Steps to Help you Handle Job Rejection
It is pretty common to feel crushed after finding out you didn’t get the job you wanted and you might even wonder why you were
10 September 2021
Change your Story – Adult Learners Week
This year’s theme of ‘Change Your Story’ is a relevant one for many. With current disruptions to business and industry and rapidly-advancing digital technologies, it
3 September 2021
A spotlight on a career in the Electrical industry
With over 7,800 job opportunities in the Electrical Industry and a projected job growth of 10.9% in the next five years according to Seek, becoming
26 August 2021