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City West Water – day in the life of Ace
19 September 2018
Meet Ace McKonkey – he’s one of our newest apprentices working at one of Melbourne’s largest water companies – City... More
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Career pathways program creates mining future in Port Hedland
10 September 2018
Forty senior students from Port Hedland Senior High School recently experienced a taste of life with a mining career as... More
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Programmed trainees recognised amongst WA’s best
28 August 2018
Two of our trainees, Rebecca Thompson and Hayden Schilling, are finalists for ‘WA Trainee of the Year’ at the 2018 WA... More
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Workplace learning key to success for apprentices
21 August 2018
For our first and second year National Energy Technician Training Scheme (NETTS) apprentices, learning new skills and gaining the knowledge... More
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Creating career pathways for Indigenous Australians in the resource sector
20 August 2018
In Western Australia, the resources industry is the leading private sector employer of Indigenous Australians. According to the CMEWA 2017 survey,... More
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CEO Editorial | We’re all helping create a sustainable future
20 August 2018
Perhaps one of the most gratifying and satisfying elements of my role as CEO of Programmed Skilled Workforce is seeing... More
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The power and influence of language on workplace culture
16 August 2018
Building inclusion in the workplace through language. Our Programmed Professionals team share how everyday language can help support inclusion in... More
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A taste of life in the workplace for students with a disability
7 August 2018
How one regional town is supporting the development of young people with a disability. For most people, work is an... More
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