Author: Sandra Harries

Congratulations Morgan!

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A worker wearing boots uses a line trimmer to cut grass, with shrubs and trees in the background; Workforce Australia and Global Skills logos appear in the bottom left corner.

Congratulations to Morgan, a Global Skills Chatswood participant, on reaching 6 months in his new role.

Congratulations Greg!

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Close-up of a worker using a barcode scanner in front of stacked cardboard boxes with shipping labels. Workforce Australia and Global Skills logos appear in the bottom right corner.

Congratulations to Global Skills Wetherill Park participant Greg on reaching his 6-month employment milestone! Greg returned to work four years after retiring and is now enjoying a fulfilling role in warehousing and logistics.

Global Skills Supports Youth-Led Initiative

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Renee and Chloe smiling and standing in front of Central Coast Council banners.

Global Skills is proud to support the Central Coast youth-led Clothes Swap initiative, in collaboration with Central Coast Council.

Congratulations Emma!

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A caregiver offers a cup and saucer to an elderly man seated on a lounge. Workforce Australia and Global Skills logos at bottom left.

Congratulations to Global Skills Wetherill Park participant Emma on reaching her 6-month employment milestone.

Congratulations James!

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James wearing a black polo shirt with green trim and an Autism Community Care Services logo. Workforce Australia and Global Skills logos appear in the bottom right of the image.

Congratulations to James on reaching his 6-month employment milestone. After finishing school unsure of his next steps, he has now settled into a role he genuinely enjoys.

Congratulations Ofa!

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Ofa and Chevaugh standing on either side of Global Skills’ Workforce Australia banner. The banner displays Workforce Australia branding above our Global Skills logo.

Congratulations to Bankstown participant Ofa on reaching her 6-month employment milestone. After taking time out to care for her mum, Ofa was ready to return to work and rebuild her career.

International Day of People with Disability 2025

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Image includes this year’s theme, “Fostering disability inclusive societies for advancing social progress,” in teal text, along with the IDPwD logo, the Inclusive Employment Australia (IEA) logo, and the Global Skills logo. On the right, a photo shows Robert at our event stall speaking with a participant. Behind them is the Global Skills IEA banner. A curved teal and magenta design separates the text and the photo.

Today is the International Day of People with Disability (IDPwD), a United Nations day that encourages awareness, understanding and inclusion for people with disability. This year’s theme, ‘Fostering disability inclusive societies for advancing social progress’, reminds us of the importance of removing barriers and ensuring everyone has equal opportunities to take part in community life, including work.

HEAP Information Session at Global Skills Hornsby

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Maddy and Devan from Mission Australia along with Global Skills participants John and Qian.

On Friday 28 November, Global Skills Hornsby welcomed Mission Australia for a Health Equity and Access Program (HEAP) information session with our Participants.

Walk the Talk 2025

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Jennifer and Zeina standing behind our shared stall at the event. The table is covered with branded tablecloths and displays brochures, pens, water bottles, and other promotional items.

Walk the Talk 2025 On Wednesday 26 November, Global Skills Community Engagement Coordinator, Jennifer, joined the community for the Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Walk the Talk event. This annual event marks the start of the 16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence campaign. After a 20-minute walk at 8am, everyone gathered at PCYC Waitara for a short… Read more »

Congratulations Josh!

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Josh with Hanna and Rachel

Congratulations to Josh, a Transition to Work participant from The Entrance, on reaching some great milestones: 6 months in employment, obtaining his driver’s licence, and beginning a Business course at TAFE NSW.