Community Skills WA (CSWA) hosted a webinar exploring migration pathways and support services relevant to our sectors. This session provided insights into key programs offered by WA Migration Services, and a range of skilled and employer sponsored migration options from the Department of Home Affairs.

The webinar was facilitated by Lise Williams, Manager Migration Initiatives at Migration Services and Steve Lanyi, Assistant Director – WA Business, Industry and Regional Outreach (BIRO) at Department of Home Affairs. The webinar was recorded and can be viewed HERE

If you have a particular topic you would like addressed in future webinars, please get in touch with CSWA via communityskills@cswa.org.au

Community Skills WA is proud to share the Industry Training Councils’ Strategic Plan and the Industry Engagement Framework. These documents have been developed in collaboration with the Industry Training Councils (ITCs), the Office of the State Training Board (OSTB) and the Department of Training and Workforce Development (DTWD).

The Strategic Plan sets out the shared vision and priorities for supporting a skilled workforce across WA, while the Engagement Framework outlines how ITCs work with industry to ensure training meets current and future needs. Together, they provide a clear direction for strengthening industry led training and workforce development in WA.

If you have any questions in relation to these documents, please get in touch with CSWA via communityskills@cswa.org.au

Community Skills WA hosted a webinar with a focus on unpacking a unit of competency in Vocational Education and Training (VET). This webinar was organised as a response to strong interest driven by the ongoing qualification reviews by HumanAbility.

The webinar was facilitated by Louise Hillman who has over 40 years of experience working in the VET and employment development areas in both public and private sectors. The webinar was recorded and can be viewed HERE

If you have a particular topic you would like addressed in future webinars, please get in touch with CSWA via communityskills@cswa.org.au