TAFE cuts have taken a toll
Unions and businesses are pushing for a greater investment in TAFE.(ABC News: Dan Cox) Unions are in agreement that something needs to change. The secretary of the Australian Council of Trade…
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Australia is facing a tradie shortage. Why do nearly half of all apprentices drop out?
By Dana Morse, 29 August 2022 Listen Here The completion rate for apprenticeships currently hovers around 55 per cent.(ABC News: Clare Sibthorpe) Living in the suburbs of Western Sydney,…
How do we get people to see their apprenticeships through?
ABC Radio Melbourne Broadcast: Mon 29 Aug 2022 at 11:00am LISTEN HERE Duration: 1 hour With high drop out rates and a skills shortage, The Conversation Hour looked…
Jobs summit brings 180,000 more free TAFE places
Interviewer: Isabel Moussalli (ABC) LISTEN HERE Duration: 3 minutes 15 seconds It’s hoped more Australians will sign up for TAFE next year, when the government makes 180,000 more…
Apprenticeship scheme a winner, but more help needed – ABC World Today, 17 May 2021
NAEN CEO Dianne Dayhew speaks with David Sparkes on The World Today on the Boosting Apprenticeships Commencement (BAC) Wage Subsidy. Story Link: Apprenticeship scheme a winner, but more help needed…
Employers welcome measures for school leavers – ABC AM, 12 May 2021
NAEN CEO Dianne Dayhew speaks with Annie Guest on ABC AM in regards to the Boosting Apprenticeships Commencement (BAC) Wage Subsidy. Story Link: Employers welcome measures for school leavers –…
COVID “turbocharging” skill shortage – Daily Telegraph
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…
Boosting Apprenticeship Commencements wage subsidy program Extension
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…
The Australian, Higher Education: Vocational training review must lead to broad overhaul
It has been some time since policies surrounding apprenticeships were in the headlines, but that could soon be about to change. During coming weeks and months, there is likely to…
SUBMISSION TO THE EXPERT REVIEW OF AUSTRALIA’S VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING SYSTEM
NAEN Submission to Joyce Review of VET final Feb 2019
No need to fret about ATAR – scores of apprenticeships and traineeships are available for an immediate start
Parents of students who are receiving their Year 12 results over coming days have been reminded of the tremendous opportunities from apprenticeships and traineeships, as they think about career and…
National apprenticeship network welcomes VET review
The National Apprentice Employment Network (NAEN) today welcomed the federal government’s commitment to a comprehensive review of the national VET system. National Executive Officer Dianne Dayhew said such a review…
Jessie Murray – Maxima Group
Jessie grew up in Albury with his family and attended James Fallon High School, which was local to the area. After completing year level 10 Jessie decided that he would…
Luke Dunrobin – Gforce Employment Solutions
Luke Dunrobin, grew up in Mackay and completed Year 12 at Mackay Christian College. After school Luke started a carpentry apprenticeship but was unable to continue due to lack of…
Karajarri Rangers leading with Indigenous School Based Trainees
KAMAHL BANGU & PETHA SHOVELLOR 2017 marks a new adventure for Karajarri Rangers and Kimberley Land Council for hosting the first school based trainees with KGT Employment. Recognising the importance…
Wilfred Cox – Kimberley Group Training
A former Kununurra Clontarf Academy graduate, Wilfred experienced a path full of twists and turns before deciding to pursue a career pathway in Carpentry and Joinery. Originally offered an apprenticeship…