The Hon Andrew Giles MP
- Minister for Skills and Training
The Hon Andrew Giles MP was sworn in as Minister for Skills and Training on 13 May 2025.
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Doorstop Interview, Perth
SUBJECTS: Free TAFE; TAFE Technology Fund; Improving VET completions; Renewable energy; Migration; GST; WA Parliament; Resources; Planning.
WA students to benefit from $113 million boost to vocational education and training
The Albanese and Cook Governments have today announced $113 million in funding to boost vocational education and training (VET) to help Western Australians get the skills they need to thrive…
Address to the McKell Institute, Perth
I’m excited to be here, thanks to the McKell Institute, to talk about my role as Australia’s Minister for Skills and Training, and my approach to this responsibility.
Interview - Stan Shaw, ABC South West WA
SUBJECTS: Visit to Western Australia; Immigration; Skills shortages; Free TAFE; Key Apprenticeship Program; Skills recognition.
University of Canberra AI Roundtable
Acknowledgements omittedA few weeks ago I met Oscar at a TAFE campus in Melbourne.Oscar is a mature-aged plumbing apprentice in his second year of training.
Humanability National Forum - Melbourne
Acknowledgements omittedGood morning everyone - it’s great to be here with you at this year’s HumanAbility National Forum.
New maritime training initiative charts the course for seafarers
The Albanese Government today launched the Maritime Skills and Training Initiative (MSTI), a new program that will provide access to sea time for up to 20 trainee and cadet seafarers.
Press Conference, Wollongong
SUBJECTS: New mobile training units at TAFE Wollongong.
$2.5 million investment takes clean energy training on the road to NSW communities
The Albanese and Minns Governments have launched a $2.5 million mobile training fleet at TAFE NSW Wollongong, bringing hands-on clean energy training to communities across New South Wales.
Press Conference, Tasmania
SUBJECTS: Tasmania implementation plan under National Skills Agreement, Free TAFE.
Tasmanian students set to benefit from $25 million skills funding boost
The Albanese and Rockliff Governments have today announced $25.8 million in joint funding to strengthen vocational education and training (VET) across Tasmania, ensuring Tasmanians get the support…
Addressing occupation gender segregation key to boosting economy and progressing gender economic equality
A new report from Jobs and Skills Australia (JSA) has outlined opportunities to advance gender economic equality in the jobs and skills system.