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Due to the significant size of Queensland’s roading network, transport infrastructure is always going to be a major topic for the state government, city councils and construction businesses. In fact, as population increases, this is an issue that will only grow in importance.
The Moreton Bay region of Queensland is one of the state’s fastest growing areas, with 2015 representing a massive step forward in relation to job creation.
With Queensland one of Australia’s leaders in natural resources, the prospect of new projects and investment is never too far out of the question. In fact, a recent joint announcement between the state government and QGC could open the door to many Queensland apprenticeship opportunities over the coming years.
As Cape York is one of the most remote locations on mainland Australia, it is important that the state government and local councils continue to support employment opportunities for the region’s growing Aboriginal population.
It’s been a hectic five months for the BUSY At Work, Work for the Dole (WFD) Coordinator, Kristy Gostelow and Administration Support Officer (WFD) Debbie Hildebrand since opening in Mackay on 1 July this year.
For many young Australians, deciding on a future career pathway can be a tricky process. If you find yourself in this position, one of the best options is to gain some helpful on-the-job training and experience.
Investing in your business’s future through apprenticeships and traineeships is a great option for organisations operating in industries prone to skill shortages. To find the best candidate for the role, many businesses will conduct interviews to delve deeper into an apprentice’s future career goals or desired skill sets.
There are plenty of exciting opportunities if you are looking for work in the hospitality sector, especially if you can find a position that suits your personal needs and offers long-term career prospects. Becoming a chef is just one of these options, and it can provide you with the skills and experience you need to forge your own path in this sector.
For a number of years, Aboriginal unemployment has been a focus for state and federal governments. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, those of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent are more than 20 per cent less likely to be in employment compared to non-indigenous people.
Due to the significant size of Queensland’s roading network, transport infrastructure is always going to be a major topic for the state government, city councils and construction businesses. In fact, as population increases, this is an issue that will only grow in importance.
The Moreton Bay region of Queensland is one of the state’s fastest growing areas, with 2015 representing a massive step forward in relation to job creation.
With Queensland one of Australia’s leaders in natural resources, the prospect of new projects and investment is never too far out of the question. In fact, a recent joint announcement between the state government and QGC could open the door to many Queensland apprenticeship opportunities over the coming years.
As Cape York is one of the most remote locations on mainland Australia, it is important that the state government and local councils continue to support employment opportunities for the region’s growing Aboriginal population.
It’s been a hectic five months for the BUSY At Work, Work for the Dole (WFD) Coordinator, Kristy Gostelow and Administration Support Officer (WFD) Debbie Hildebrand since opening in Mackay on 1 July this year.
For many young Australians, deciding on a future career pathway can be a tricky process. If you find yourself in this position, one of the best options is to gain some helpful on-the-job training and experience.
Investing in your business’s future through apprenticeships and traineeships is a great option for organisations operating in industries prone to skill shortages. To find the best candidate for the role, many businesses will conduct interviews to delve deeper into an apprentice’s future career goals or desired skill sets.
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