In 2016 the Department of Employment partnered with Uniting Care Australia and the Office of Women to design and implement pre-employment projects to help women into the workforce and fill positions within Uniting Care agencies.
The project targeted job seekers from job actives and undertook targeted training, work experience and mentoring to build their knowledge and work-readiness skills. This gave many job seekers an opportunity to gain the skills and experience they need for roles for which they would otherwise be overlooked. Three pilot projects were delivered in South Australia, Western Australia and Queensland. All three projects had 100 per cent completion rate.
As an individual Innovator from your organisation, you will learn alongside a cohort of peers who work in aged care across Australia. You will come to the ITP with a…
WA Health’s Aboriginal Cadetship Program offers Aboriginal University students the opportunity to gain paid work experience in health, while studying an undergraduate degree. The program provides the opportunity to develop…
The State Government is expanding its Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) Job Ready program to Albany, Bunbury, Geraldton, Karratha, Katanning, Kununurra, Mandurah, Northam and new metropolitan locations following the…
In collaboration with local providers, practical learning opportunities will be made available to students to acquire the necessary knowledge, skills and experience required to gain a rewarding future in the…