2012 Queensland Training Awards - Nominations open
The search for Queensland's top training talent has kicked off, with nominations open for the 51st Queensland Training Awards.
Employment, Skills and Mining Minister Stirling Hinchliffe said the awards recognise outstanding achievement in vocational education and training, and encouraged employers, students, teachers and providers who excel in these areas to enter.
Enter now on the Queensland Training Awards website>
Evaluation report for the Queensland Skills Plan
A final evaluation of the Queensland Skills Plan has been undertaken to assess its impact on the state's vocational education and training sector to inform the future direction of the system.
Read more about the Evaluation report for the Queensland Skills Plan>
Queensland needs you
We're on the cusp of one of the biggest resources booms in the state's history. Right now, there are thousands of jobs for Queensland workers in our resources sector with 38,000 workers needed to meet industry demand over the next few years. Make Queensland's future work for you.
Find out more on the State Government's Opportunities website>
Queensland Post-secondary Education and Training Review Report and Government Response
The Government has responded to the 14 recommendations of the Queensland Post-secondary Education and Training Review outlining a commitment to set a new direction for an integrated tertiary education and training system in Queensland.
LNG Industry Training Program
If you have an interest in training for the LNG Industry, please contact the Coal Seam Gas and Liquefied Natural Gas Hotline on 13 25 23 or register your interest online. The hotline provides advice and referral to individuals and organisations on training opportunities being created by the LNG Industry.
Read more and register your interest online now>
Announcements
Regional Queensland universities receive funding boost
Three Queensland universities will receive more than $145 million in Australian Government funding to boost higher education in regional centres and support partnerships with TAFE to create a more integrated tertiary sector.
Read more on the Ministerial Media Statements website>
Proud, Skilled and Ready Indigenous employment initiative
The Department of Education and Training is seeking Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to join its workforce. We have a range of career opportunities available for people of all ages and experience levels.
View details of the initiative on the Proud, Skilled and Ready website>