Category: Important Dates

Biggest Morning Tea 2026

Global Skills The Entrance Team enjoying morning tea together.

Yesterday Global Skills raised much needed funds for Cancer Council NSW through Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea. Together as individuals and as a company we raised and donated $2000.

Richard’s Journey from Volunteer to Employment at Vinnies 

Graphic for National Volunteer Week 2026 with colourful wave designs and the text ‘18–24 May 2026 – Your Year to Volunteer’ and #NVW2026.

This week, 18–25 May, is National Volunteer Week. Global Skills is celebrating Chatswood participant Richard and his journey from volunteering to reaching his 6-month employment milestone with Vinnies on the Lower North Shore.

Harmony Day 2026

two Global Skills team members smiling at camera. one is wearing a t-shirt with the Harmony Day logo.

Global Skills recently celebrated Harmony Day across all our sites, coming together to recognise our vibrant cultural diversity and reaffirm our commitment to standing against racism.

Neurodiversity Celebration Week

Trainers and Campbelltown staff in front of Global Skills banner

This week, 16 to 20 March, Global Skills is supporting Neurodiversity Celebration Week, an opportunity to recognise and celebrate the many different ways people think, learn and work.

International Day of People with Disability 2025

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.

Movember 2025

A collage of Global Skills staff across several offices, some with created moustaches and some with their own, enjoying morning tea. The image includes Global Skills’ Movember supporter logo.

Thanks to all Global Skills staff for taking the time to be part of our Movember Mo-ment on Friday 21 November. It was fantastic to see everyone come together for our moustache themed morning tea across our offices.

Global Skills at GambleAware Week Pop-Up Event

Robert from Global Skills stands with other stall holders from various community organisations behind their display tables at the event.

On Friday 24 October, Global Skills took part in the GambleAware Week Pop-Up Event at Fairfield Connect (Western Sydney University) with thanks to Fairfield City Council and GambleAware.

Get Online Week Bankstown 2025

Global Skills participants and staff enjoying morning tea before the webinar. Image includes the ‘Get Online’ logo.

Global Skills was proud to take part in Get Online Week, a national campaign by the Good Things Foundation that helps people feel safer, more confident and better connected online.

Get Online Week Gosford 2025

Staff standing in front of Global Skills WFA banner

Global Skills is proud to support Get Online Week, a national campaign by Good Things Foundation that helps people feel safer, more confident and better connected online. Yesterday at our Gosford office, we hosted an afternoon tea with a group of our participants and watched the eSafety Commissioner’s webinar, Protecting Your Personal Information.

Global Skills Baulkham Hills Celebrates Diwali

Global Skills Baulkham Hills staff standing together, wearing traditional scarves and clothing. Decorations and food are visible in the background.

Today, Global Skills Baulkham Hills is celebrating the start of Diwali, the Festival of Lights. Our team is marking the occasion with candles, sweet treats, traditional scarves and clothing.