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Albanese Government forging TAFE Centres of Excellence
The Albanese Labor Government is working with all States and Territories to ensure we support skills development in a fast-changing, modern economy.
Common sense changes mean more VET teachers
The Albanese Government is making it easier for people with secondary school teaching qualifications, industry experts and teachers-in-training to use their skills in vocational education and…
Australia represented at OECD Skills Summit
Skills and Training Minister Brendan O’Connor will this week travel to Brussels to attend the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Skills Summit, along with Skills and…
Australian Apprenticeships Incentive System Strategic Review
The Honourable Justice Iain Ross AO and Ms Lisa Paul AO have been selected to lead a Strategic Review of the Australian Apprenticeships Incentive System.
$30 million to deliver remote training hubs to First Nations peoples in Central Australia
The Albanese Labor Government is improving access to education, training and employment in the Northern Territory with a $30 million
Next steps on closing the gap: delivering remote jobs
The Albanese Government is announcing a new Remote Jobs and Economic Development Program (RJED) that will help close the gap in employment outcomes by creating 3,000 jobs in remote…
New Jobs and Skills Australia Commissioner
Professor Barney Glover AO, the current Vice-Chancellor and President of Western Sydney University, has been appointed the new Commissioner of Jobs and Skills Australia (JSA).
More young Australians advising the Albanese Government
The Albanese Government is working directly with young people on policies and programs that matter to them.
Integrity legislation to crack down on dodgy Vocational Education and Training (VET) providers
The Albanese Government is introducing new legislation to tackle unscrupulous and non-genuine providers and improve the integrity of the nation’s vocati
One year of paid family and domestic violence leave
Today marks one year since the Albanese Labor Government introduced the right for millions of workers to access paid family and domestic violence leave.
Skills passport consultation begins
Public submissions are being sought on how a Skills Passport could help workers promote their skills and qualifications, and businesses find more skilled employees.
Key research bolsters drive to improve foundation skills
The Albanese Government has further strengthened its commitment to improving adult foundation skills, by agreeing to rejoin a key research pact by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and…