The Hon Brendan O'Connor MP
- Minister for Skills and Training
The Hon Brendan O’Connor MP was Minister for Skills and Training from 1 June 2022 to 29 July 2024.
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Engineering upgrade for Chisholm Institute under the TAFE Technology Fund
The Albanese Labor Government is continuing to support the growth of TAFE across Victoria, investing almost $2 million in Chisholm Institute under the TAFE Technology Fund.
Interview - ABC Radio Sydney, Mornings with Sarah MacDonald
Topics: Jobs of the future, Vocational Education and Training opportunities, skilled migration.
Interview - Hit WA Breakfast with Allan and Carly
E&OE Transcript Subjects: Demand for trade skills, Fee-Free TAFE, women in trades.
Investing in skills and training to support a Future Made in Australia
The Albanese Labor Government continues to deliver an ambitious reform agenda to strengthen the Vocational Education and Training sector, close national skills gaps and train the skilled workforce…
Next steps in ensuring the integrity and sustainability of the international education sector
Next week the Albanese Government will introduce legislation to support the integrity and sustainability of the international education sector.
TV interview - Sky News Afternoon Agenda with Tom Connell
Topics: Future Made in Australia, Labor’s gas strategy, detainees.
Interview - ABC Brisbane Mornings with Steve Austin
STEVE AUSTIN, HOST: Once upon a time, if you wanted your kids to be successful and have a career for the future, parents wanted them to be in law or medicine or something like…
Interview - 2GB with Chris O'Keefe
CHRIS O'KEEFE, HOST: Brendan O'Connor, he's the Skills Minister in the Albanese Government and he's been good enough to give us some of his time.
Doorstop - TAFE NSW Randwick
BRENDAN O'CONNOR, MINISTER FOR SKILLS AND TRAINING: It’s fantastic to be at Randwick TAFE today, to be here to make an announcement on investment in skills.
TAFE Directors Australia Convention
I begin by acknowledging the Traditional Custodians of the land on which this convention is taking place, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, and I pay my respects to their Elders both past and…
Growing Australia's Construction Workforce to Build More Homes
The Albanese Labor Government is investing $90.6 million to boost the number of skilled workers in the construction and housing sector, as part of a big focus on housing in the 2024-25 Budget.
Media Conference - Canberra Institute of Technology campus, Fyshwick
ALICIA PAYNE, MEMBER FOR CANBERRA: Good afternoon, everyone.