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Girls get hands-on - Vimarsana News

Girls get hands-on

Two young Mount Gambier/ Berrin women are looking to a career in trades and completing TafeSA qualifications while at school […]

Female students encouraged to explore trades - Vimarsana News

Female students encouraged to explore trades

With South Australia’s construction industry booming and hungry for additional apprentices, an all-female Try A Trade program is being held at TAFE

Inmates build housing, kitchens for Aboriginal families - Vimarsana News

Inmates build housing, kitchens for Aboriginal families

Staff and inmates from Glen Innes and South Coast correctional centres are working to build modular houses and new kitchens for Aboriginal families in...

Swinburne supports remote communities to develop trade skills - Vimarsana News

Swinburne supports remote communities to develop trade skills

Date Time Swinburne supports remote communities to develop trade skills In remote Northern Territory communities where ongoing employment can be hard to come by, Swinburne has partnered with Arnhem Land Progress Aboriginal Corporation (ALPA) to provide more than 1,200 locals with accredited training to develop the skills of local Indigenous people, leading to sustainable and meaningful employment. A growing project The program launched in 2014 as a three-month pilot called ‘Doors to Jobs’. The pilot was a massive success, resulting in the highest employment outcome of any trade training e...

Saint John Tool Library Moving To New Location - Vimarsana News

Saint John Tool Library Moving To New Location

Saint John Tool Library (Image from Facebook) The Saint John Tool Library is moving into a bigger home, a move its founder says will allow the business to grow its membership and community programs. The library and training centre will stay in the uptown area, moving from its 160 Union Street location to 100 Princess Street. Founder Brent Harris says the hunt for a new location had been going on for a while due to issues with their current landlord, who took ownership of the Union Street building not long after the Tool Library opened. “Long story short, in month five of being open, we wer...

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