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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…
Up to $30 billion in funding unlocked from today in National Skills Agreement
Up to $30 billion in funding for the vocational education and training (VET) sector begins flowing from today, with the start of the
More apprentices can now access cost of living relief
Around 38,000 apprentices and trainees across 60 in-demand occupations are now eligible for financial assistance, under the expanded
2024 Australian Apprenticeship Priority List
The Albanese Government is helping address cost of living pressures for apprentices and trainees, by expanding the Australian Apprenticeship Priority Li
300,000 additional Fee-Free TAFE places to help with cost of living pressures
An additional 300,000 Fee-Free TAFE and VET places are being made available from 2024 to 2026, providing cost of living support for Australians choosing to study in priority…
New service joins myGov
The Albanese Government is helping students to manage more of their government business in the palm of their hand, with myGov welcoming a new service.
More than 43,000 extra Fee-Free TAFE places in Queensland
The Albanese and Queensland Governments today announced a further 43,400 Fee-Free TAFE places will be available for Queenslanders from January 2024, giving more people the opportunity to skill-up…