For current and future workforce needs, Global Skills Disability Employment Services (DES) can help your business access a large and diverse talent pool that is significantly under-represented in the Australian labour market.
Global Skills is seeking a passionate group of people aged between 15-24 to represent the voices and opinions of young people across the Central Coast.
In just 23 days, we have well and truly EXCEEDED our goal! We are extremely excited by the opportunities afforded to our job seekers and, with 27 days to go, are not about to rest.
The fourth in our Job Search Series will help you choose suitable people to use as referees regardless of your work experience.
Global Skills Performance Managers Chloe Butler (TtW) and Victoria Wellard (WFA, DES) are proud to be representing Global Skills at the NSW Youth Work Conference 2022.
Congratulations to Global Skills job seeker Zachery Rogers on a huge milestone – landing his first job.
Resume is a word you’ll hear a lot during your job seeker journey. A resume is a document that lists your experience, education, skills and achievements and is considered essential information to give to an employer so they can weigh up whether you’re suitable for a role.
The third in our Job Search series will show you how to write a resume that best suits your individual needs.
This week, we took 5 minutes out of Senior Community Engagement Consultant Kirsten Ashbrooke’s busy day and asked her a few questions to help you get to know her.
The second in our series, will help you create your career profile and set up job alerts in your Workforce Australia Online account.
Global Skills understands that navigating different websites and services online to support your job search is not always easy. To assist, we are pleased to re-release our online Job Search Series including updated tips, tools, links and advice to help you find your next job. The first in the series, will help you create a myGov account then link your account to Workforce Australia.