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Recognition as a principal employer organisation. Under Section 92 of the Further Education and Training Act 2014 a corporation can apply in the approved form to the Department of Employment, Small Business and Training to be recognised as a

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Career information. School leavers' guide to jobs and training (PDF, 1.5MB). Updated each year, this guide provides school leavers with useful information on a broad range of industries, careers and vocational education and training options,

2023 Queensland Training Awards state winners and finalists. Congratulations to the state winners and finalists of the 2023 Queensland Training Awards. The state final was held on Saturday 9 September 2023 at Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre

Apply for Skilling Queenslanders for Work funding. Funding announcements. 21 March 2024: Applications for 2024–25 first funding round closed. 14 December 2023: 2023–24 second funding round projects announced. View funded project lists.

RTO data collection. Registered training organisations (RTOs) are required to report Total VET Activity to the National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER) either directly or through a State Training Authority (STA). This means that

Contact the Gateway to Industry Schools program. Gateway to Industry Schools. Industry Engagement. Department of Employment, Small Business and Training. Phone: 1300 369 935. Email: GISP@desbt.qld.gov.au. PO Box 15483. CITY EAST QLD 4002.

Employment skills development programs. Employment skills development programs (ESDPs) are aimed at re-engaging young people (aged 15–17 years) who have left school early or are at risk of leaving school. ESDPs offer young people who have

Adult Community Education. Adult Community Education (ACE) provides a diverse array of vocational and learner interest focused education and training that fosters the development of skills required for individuals to participate fully in their

Regional Jobs Committees. Program objectives. To ensure regional communities are connected to workforce and skilling opportunities, the Queensland Government has established 12 Regional Jobs Committees (RJC) across the state. With membership made