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Do you have a passion for assisting people through their Mental Health journey?
A mental health worker works alongside people who are living with mental illness, their families and friends. Day to day they assist clients to meet
Assist people with Dental care!
Dental Assistants are responsible for assisting the dentist, preparing for surgery, processing and sterilising of the instruments and cleaning the surgery. They help maintain high
Become a disability support work and make a difference!
Disability support workers help disabled people with a variety of tasks. This includes but is not limited to personal hygiene facilitation, mobility support, food preparation,
Have you considered a career in Aboriginal Health?
Aboriginal Workforce Development is an exciting sector covering an array of employment opportunities within, but not limited to, Aboriginal community-controlled health sectors, government agencies, not-for-profit
10 Global health issues to track in 2021
10 Global health issues to track in 2021 World Health Organisation 10 global health issues to track in 2021 (who.int)
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
CSWA Newsletter – June 2024
With the upcoming addition of the Sport, Fitness and Recreation sectors to CSWA’s industry coverage the team is keen to explore new and existing synergies
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
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
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
CSWA Newsletter – March 2024
Having completed and submitted our WA Jobs Education and Training (WAJET) survey responses for 2024, the team is now looking to revisit key findings and
CSWA Newsletter – January 2024
On behalf of the CSWA Team, Happy New Year to all our stakeholders. We look forward to working with you all in 2024 connecting dots
Chairperson’s Report for the 2023 Annual General Meeting
Chairperson’s Report for the 2023 Annual General Meeting of the Community Services, Health, & Education Industry Training Council operating as Community Skills WA (CSWA) The
CSWA Newsletter – November/December 2023
As the CSWA team will be taking a break over the Christmas period this will be the last newsletter for the year and as such
CSWA Newsletter – October 2023
The recently announced five-year National Skills Agreement (NSA) represents a substantial investment in the vocational education and training sector in WA. Successful advocacy by the
CSWA Newsletter – September 2023
As the mad rush to the end of the year gathers momentum, CSWA is once again looking to ensure we are best positioned to respond
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 – June 2024
With the upcoming addition of the Sport, Fitness and Recreation sectors to CSWA’s industry coverage the team is keen to explore new and existing synergies
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
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
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
CSWA Newsletter – March 2024
Having completed and submitted our WA Jobs Education and Training (WAJET) survey responses for 2024, the team is now looking to revisit key findings and
CSWA Newsletter – January 2024
On behalf of the CSWA Team, Happy New Year to all our stakeholders. We look forward to working with you all in 2024 connecting dots
Chairperson’s Report for the 2023 Annual General Meeting
Chairperson’s Report for the 2023 Annual General Meeting of the Community Services, Health, & Education Industry Training Council operating as Community Skills WA (CSWA) The
CSWA Newsletter – November/December 2023
As the CSWA team will be taking a break over the Christmas period this will be the last newsletter for the year and as such
CSWA Newsletter – October 2023
The recently announced five-year National Skills Agreement (NSA) represents a substantial investment in the vocational education and training sector in WA. Successful advocacy by the
CSWA Newsletter – September 2023
As the mad rush to the end of the year gathers momentum, CSWA is once again looking to ensure we are best positioned to respond
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
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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