When the National Apprentice Employment Network (NAEN) was seeking Indigenous artwork designs for its website and corporate brochures, it was fortunate to be referred to brilliant Aboriginal graphic designer, Rhonda…
Australia’s group training sector today welcomed the appointment of the Hon Stuart Robert as the new Minister for Employment, Workforce, Skills, Small and Family Business. The National Apprentice Employment Network…
COVID has turbo charged the need for skills. NAEN CEO Dianne Dayhew speaks with Lauren Ahwan in the Telegraph today, along with Andrew Sezonov WPC Group and Craig Robertson TAFE Directors Australia. The message is consistent. Learning in the…
Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced an extension of the successful Boosting Apprenticeship Commencements wage subsidy program on 9 March 2021, something that NAEN supports and urged as a necessary step…
Australia’s group training sector has welcomed the federal government’s extension of the successful apprentice wage subsidy program that has seen thousands of new enrolments in skilled jobs. The National Apprentice…
Dean Sweeney, a 2nd Year Apprentice Electrician unfortunately had to be let-go by his previous small business employer in late May due to COVID impacting the business. Dean found out…
Australia’s largest network of employers of apprentices and trainees today welcomed the federal government’s $1.2 billion initiative to boost apprentice commencements. The National Apprentice Employment Network (NAEN) said the measure…
Submission to Productivity Coimmission 17 July 2020
Australia’s largest network of employers of apprentices and trainees has called on the federal government to continue wage subsidies to prevent apprentice numbers collapsing once the JobKeeper payment is removed…
Dealing with the apprenticeship emergency, June 2020 final