Congratulations to 13 Global Skills Transition to Work Program job seekers on successfully completing their Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations with thanks to United Transport Solutions.
Congratulations to Global Skills Transition to Work Job Seeker Schaneka on completing the training component of the Building Lady Tradies program with thanks to Construction Trade Qualifications (CTQ) and Central Coast Group Training (CCGT).
Congratulations to all job seekers who successfully completed the Smart and Skilled funded Hospital Pathway Program at Bankstown.
“Our pharmacy had placed job ads on Seek and Indeed, and wanted a larger outreach for potential local candidates. We also wanted to support local business and connected with Global Skills.”
Congratulations to all job seekers who successfully completed the Hospital Pathway Program at Global Skills Liverpool today. This is an excellent step towards a rewarding career in Healthcare.
Saturday 25 March is National Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) Awareness Day. To help raise awareness and to celebrate Global Skills’ job seeker Caitlin’s employment success, we took the time to learn about Caitlin’s lived experience with FND and her journey through employment.
“I worked in Aviation for 38 years before my job was made redundant due to COVID-19. You can imagine I had many emotions. I’ve never been unemployed and at my age I was thinking what am I going to do?”
Congratulations to 13 Global Skills Transition to Work Program job seekers. All are on track to gain their Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations, in 7 weeks, with thanks to United Transport Solutions.
“Going to work has helped ease my anxiety. I’m no longer a hermit crab, wanting to stay home all the time. It has definitely helped my financial situation too. I’ve got a house now, a two-bedroom unit.”
Saturday 18 February, is International Asperger’s Day, an opportune time for Global Skills to promote and celebrate neurodiversity in the workplace. Today, we’d like to celebrate Jeremy, just one of our neurodiverse job seekers.