More research to adapt to climate change
Climate change, climate variability, drought, dryness, whatever you call it, the reality is farmers have to learn how to adapt or perish.
View Article$83m training scheme to help disaster rebuild
The state and federal governments will spend $83 million to put skilled workers into Queensland's disaster-hit communities.
View ArticleNew $47m training plan launched to boost skilled workforce
Construction Skills Queensland (CSQ) has launched a $47 million package aimed at reducing skill shortages.
View ArticleStruggling builders urged to keep apprentices
Master Builders Queensland (MBQ) says the construction industry has to stop laying off apprentices when times are tough.
View ArticleGovernment scraps Qld's training ombudsman
Queensland Education Minister John-Paul Langbroek has defended the Government's decision to dump the state's training ombudsman.
View ArticleTAFE cites drop in construction apprentices
North Queensland TAFE says there has been a significant drop in the number of new apprentices starting this year.
View ArticleFar north Queensland TAFE graduates begin new chapter
More than 300 people this week witnessed diploma students of Tropical North Queensland TAFE graduating from a myriad of courses from children's services to justice studies. Students were relieved to...
View ArticleInternationally-acclaimed chef ignites passion in far north Queensland...
Breaking out of the daily grind of preparing meals for thousands of tourists and locals, more than 50 far north Queensland chefs and apprentices lined up in droves this week to take part in a...
View ArticleCollege of Australian Training goes into voluntary administration, affecting...
A Queensland training provider goes into voluntary administration, affecting 450 hospitality, hairdressing and beauty students.
View ArticleDying art of marine taxidermy faces uncertain future on Australian shores
Marine taxidermist Steve Mathews is unable to find an apprentice to carry on his 40-year legacy.
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