Consider Youth work for a rewarding career!
Youth Workers promote the personal and social development of young people. Youth Workers often provide young people a voice and advocate on their behalf. Find
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Help others learn!
Education Support is a fulfilling and varied role working alongside a teacher in a classroom, supporting students to develop new skills by applying teaching and
Register for a workshop to have your say on quality reforms
The Australian Government Skills Reform Consultation has announced a series of workshops. These reforms are the aimed at improving Australia’s VET system building on previous
Shape your future
Myfuture offers ideas and tools to help with career decision making and finding the right career pathway for you. myfuture – Australia’s National Career Information
Release of Draft 2 Validation – Certificate III and IV in Hospital/Health Services Pharmacy Support
Provide feedback on this training package via the feedback forum or participate in a Skills IQ organised webinar. Consultations open until 1 February 2021. For
Australian Government Skills Reform
Australian Government Skills Reform Qualifications Design Survey Have you say on the design, delivery and development of national training products. Qualifications Design Survey (qualtrics.com)
CSWA Newsletter – August 2023
The design of the Department of Training and Workforce Development’s recently released 2023-2028 Strategic Plan was inspired by Aboriginal artist Brody Campbell’s artwork “Kaartdijin”. This
Certificate III in Outside School Hours Care Traineeship Feedback
Dear OSHC Stakeholder, CSWA would like to thank those who provided feedback and advice during the consultation process for the establishment of the traineeship for
CSWA Newsletter – July 2023
The recent release of the Vocational Education Training (VET) Qualifications Register for Secondary Students for the 2024 school year coincides with a period within the
CSWA Newsletter – June 2023
Whilst the recent conversation around Vocational Education and Training (VET) tend to focus on the enrolments, completions and employment outcomes, in addition to this CSWA
CSWA Newsletter – May 2023
The recent release of the McGowan Government’s Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) Regional Workforce Action Plan presents an opportunity to further highlight the challenges
CSWA Newsletter – April 2023
When undertaking consultations with industry stakeholders, one of the most common comments we hear is how confusing it can be to navigate the training options available,
CSWA Newsletter – March 2023
During the month of March, we celebrated International Women’s Day and as such I would like to take the opportunity to acknowledge the incredible work
CSWA Newsletter – February 2023
The CSWA team are currently immersed in compiling WA Jobs, Education, and Training (WAJET) survey responses for submission to the Department of Training and Workforce
CSWA Newsletter – January 2023
Happy New Year to all our readers, though, like most of you, I’m wondering where January went. We anticipate another busy year ahead and look
WA Jobs, Education and Training survey 2023
On behalf of the Department of Training and Workforce Development (DTWD), Community Skills WA (CSWA) is undertaking the WA Jobs, Education and Training (WAJET) survey
CSWA Newsletter – November 2022
The recent announcement of 18,800 free training places represents a significant opportunity for our sectors to engage with Vocational Education and Training (VET), especially given
CSWA Newsletter – October 2022
According to the most recent available data, 774,000 children aged 0-14 years lived in poverty in 2017-18, accounting for 1 in 6 Australian children. Poverty
CSWA Newsletter – August 2023
The design of the Department of Training and Workforce Development’s recently released 2023-2028 Strategic Plan was inspired by Aboriginal artist Brody Campbell’s artwork “Kaartdijin”. This
Certificate III in Outside School Hours Care Traineeship Feedback
Dear OSHC Stakeholder, CSWA would like to thank those who provided feedback and advice during the consultation process for the establishment of the traineeship for
CSWA Newsletter – July 2023
The recent release of the Vocational Education Training (VET) Qualifications Register for Secondary Students for the 2024 school year coincides with a period within the
CSWA Newsletter – June 2023
Whilst the recent conversation around Vocational Education and Training (VET) tend to focus on the enrolments, completions and employment outcomes, in addition to this CSWA
CSWA Newsletter – May 2023
The recent release of the McGowan Government’s Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) Regional Workforce Action Plan presents an opportunity to further highlight the challenges
CSWA Newsletter – April 2023
When undertaking consultations with industry stakeholders, one of the most common comments we hear is how confusing it can be to navigate the training options available,
CSWA Newsletter – March 2023
During the month of March, we celebrated International Women’s Day and as such I would like to take the opportunity to acknowledge the incredible work
CSWA Newsletter – February 2023
The CSWA team are currently immersed in compiling WA Jobs, Education, and Training (WAJET) survey responses for submission to the Department of Training and Workforce
CSWA Newsletter – January 2023
Happy New Year to all our readers, though, like most of you, I’m wondering where January went. We anticipate another busy year ahead and look
WA Jobs, Education and Training survey 2023
On behalf of the Department of Training and Workforce Development (DTWD), Community Skills WA (CSWA) is undertaking the WA Jobs, Education and Training (WAJET) survey
CSWA Newsletter – November 2022
The recent announcement of 18,800 free training places represents a significant opportunity for our sectors to engage with Vocational Education and Training (VET), especially given
CSWA Newsletter – October 2022
According to the most recent available data, 774,000 children aged 0-14 years lived in poverty in 2017-18, accounting for 1 in 6 Australian children. Poverty
Community Skills WA acknowledges that the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are the first Australians and remain the cultural and spiritual custodians of their land. Community Skills WA recognise and value the continued practice of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages, beliefs and knowledge and value the contributions they make to the community services, health, and education sectors across the State of Western Australia. We pay our respects to the Elders past and present.
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