Job Skills
Indigenous workers in remote WA communities are gaining recognised qualifications in specialist clean-up roles through a training model designed to ensure participants complete projects with documente...
Twenty-three young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander trainees graduated from the National Indigenous Training Academy with a nationally recognised Certificate III in Hospitality on Friday at 'Ayer...
A new agriculture training program grounded in culture and on-Country learning has begun in Broome, with young people taking part in its first week of activities.
Twenty Aurukun Shire Council employees have completed a two-week course in plant and machinery operations, gaining accredited tickets to operate a range of heavy equipment including loaders, graders...
A joint $35 million investment from the federal and Northern Territory governments will boost access to Vocational Education and Training for First Nations people in the NT.$17.
Coles has teamed up with Greater Western Sydney to help First Nations youth in western Sydney score their first job by launching an education program designed to provide career-focused life skills.
The Coalition of Peaks has heralded their joint announcement, with the Prime Minister and the First Nations Economic Empowerment Alliance, of a new agreement establish a First Nations Economic Partner...
Wunan Foundation this week welcomed 10 new participants into the Still on Track E-Scooter Program, a hands-on initiative combining welding, mentorship, and electric scooter assembly.
In communities across East Arnhem Land, young people are dreaming big; and thanks to a powerful initiative from the Arnhem Land Progress Aboriginal Corporation (ALPA), those dreams are beginning to ta...
Batchelor Institute, in collaboration with RN Employment Services, has kicked off a 10-week training block providing 24 Tennant Creek locals with access to a Certificate III in Civil Construction Plan...
Fifteen projects aimed at equipping First Nations job seekers with in-demand skills and training will be funded in the latest round of the Indigenous Workforce and Skills Development Grant program.
A group of First Nations students from Radiant Life College in Innisfail experienced the trip of a lifetime this month when they enjoyed a week-long cultural exchange to Japan.
The Victorian government has announced more culturally relevant training for First Nations people through continued investment in the vocational educational and training sector.
