Community Skills WA’s July 2025 newsletter is now available! We curate content we believe is valuable and relevant to our industry stakeholders. To subscribe and stay up-to-date with our monthly updates, visit our website for more details. Read Newsletter
CSWA Newsletter – June 2025
Community Skills WA’s June 2025 newsletter is now available! We curate content we believe is valuable and relevant to our industry stakeholders. To subscribe and stay up-to-date with our monthly updates, visit our website for more details. Read Newsletter
CSWA Newsletter – May 2025
Community Skills WA’s May 2025 newsletter is now available! We curate content we believe is valuable and relevant to our industry stakeholders. To subscribe and stay up-to-date with our monthly updates, visit our website for more details. Read Newsletter
CSWA Newsletter – April 2025
Community Skills WA’s April 2025 newsletter is now available! We curate content we believe is valuable and relevant to our industry stakeholders. To subscribe and stay up-to-date with our monthly updates, visit our website for more details. Read Newsletter
CSWA Newsletter – March 2025
Community Skills WA’s March 2025 newsletter is now available! We curate content we believe is valuable and relevant to our industry stakeholders. To subscribe and stay up-to-date with our monthly updates, visit our website for more details. Read Newsletter
CSWA Newsletter – February 2025
Community Skills WA’s February 2025 newsletter is now available! We curate content we believe is valuable and relevant to our industry stakeholders. To subscribe and stay up-to-date with our monthly updates, visit our website for more details. Read Newsletter
CSWA Newsletter – January 2025
Community Skills WA’s January 2025 newsletter is now available! We curate content we believe is valuable and relevant to our industry stakeholders. To subscribe and stay up-to-date with our monthly updates, visit our website for more details. Read Newsletter
CSWA Newsletter – November 2024
Community Skills WA’s newsletter for November 2024 is now available. We collate content that we believe is relevant and interesting for our industry stakeholders. Should you wish to sign up to receive our monthly newsletter you can find details on our website. Read Newsletter
CSWA Newsletter – October 2024
Community Skills WA’s newsletter for October 2024 is now available. We collate content that we believe is relevant and interesting for our industry stakeholders. Should you wish to sign up to receive our monthly newsletter you can find details on our website. Read Newsletter
CSWA Newsletter – May 2024
During National Reconciliation Week, Now More Than Ever our team has been reflecting on how we can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia. CSWA is committed to The National Agreement on Closing the Gap that places four Priority Reforms at the centre. These reforms are central to the National Agreement and will change the way governments work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities. CSWA consider it a privilege to listen to and learn from Aboriginal people and where we can, contribute to the capacity building of their communities. Now More Than Ever #NRW2024
https://mailchi.mp/63a31aef7782/cswa-newsletter-aug-17753029
CSWA Newsletter – April 2024
Unfortunately when it comes to the delivery of Vocational Education and Training (VET) not all delivery is created equal. CSWA is often contacted by organisations and/or individuals for whom the training experience has not produced the desired outcome. As well as impacting on the student or organisation it undermines the value of VET which has a critical role to play in the development of skills and knowledge and potentially career opportunities.
https://mailchi.mp/a78fcbbd0817/cswa-newsletter-aug-17751570
Hopscotch Pilot Report March 2024
Hopscotch – creating pathways into paid work for parents via Child and Parent Centres
In 2023, Anglicare WA set out to test an innovative pathway to meet community and workforce needs. In collaboration with Community Skills WA & Dudley Park Child and Parent Centre, Anglicare created a low stress, accessible pathway into paid work in the care work sector.
The Hopscotch initiative accepted the challenge to bridge the divide between those seeking employees and those seeking work, to create flexible pathways that accommodate the needs of both employers and prospective employees, while considering sustainable career options that will survive in the broader context of the future of work.
Microsoft PowerPoint – Hopscotch Pilot Report_March 2024 – A4 version (anglicarewa.org.au)