As a leading provider of Employment Services, Global Skills is committed to empowering you on your journey to sustainable employment. Today, we want to share a valuable strategy that not only makes a positive impact on the community but can give your job search a significant boost: volunteer work.
Yesterday, Global Skills Senior Development Manager Nancy Matta had the privilege of presenting at Blacktown Girls High School’s inaugural Women Empowering Women day.
“Global Skills helped me to find my last job. You made it so much easier to look for and find work and were really helpful and supportive. You guys gave me much more support than I was expecting so when I found myself unemployed after 8 years, I knew I wanted to be referred to Global Skills again. You guys are the best!”
Global Skills Lingo Lounge provides a fantastic opportunity to improve conversational and workplace English skills through a range of engaging activities in a relaxed and supported environment.
Ahead of International Youth Day tomorrow, Global Skills Transition to Work team hosted a special mini youth event at Global Skills Wyong today.
This week August 7-13 is National Homelessness Week. In recognition of the strong link between homelessness and unemployment, Global Skills is pleased to once again partner with the Good Box to support local charities within our service regions.
Global Skills understands that everyone’s employment journey is different and that’s why we provide a range of options to support you. In Part 3 of Global Skills SkillUP series, we highlight one specific avenue: traineeships.
Are you a job seeker looking to expand your employment opportunities? Have you explored the benefits of undertaking a short course?
Congratulations to our latest Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations graduates. 26 Global Skills Central Coast job seekers successfully completed the course with thanks to the NSW Government’s Smart and Skilled program and RTO United Transport Solutions.
Global Skills knows that finding the right job can be a challenging process, particularly when you don’t have all the required skills or experience for a specific role. However, we also know that transferable skills can help overcome this obstacle and open doors to new opportunities.