
On Tuesday, Global Skills had the privilege of hosting the first of three scheduled Parent Advisory Groups with the aim of providing a platform for discussions about the experience of parents who are looking to return or enter the workforce.
On Tuesday, Global Skills had the privilege of hosting the first of three scheduled Parent Advisory Groups with the aim of providing a platform for discussions about the experience of parents who are looking to return or enter the workforce.
Congratulations to Global Skills job seekers Tiarna, Jessie, Sarah, and Emma on securing employment opportunities on graduating from a recent Hospitality Pre-Employment program (PEP) on the Central Coast.
Congratulations to Global Skills Transition to Work (TtW) job seeker Lam for gaining his Driver’s Licence – a key milestone that opened the door to his first ever job in his desired industry.
Last week Global Skills Liverpool hosted a Construction Recruitment Drive session with thanks to Local Jobs Program – Sydney South West, DLI Training, John Holland, My Gateway Recruitment Team, MEGT, Apprenticeship Support Australia, Productivity Bootcamp and Brick and Block Careers.
A BIG congratulations to Global Skills job seeker Lauren for not only completing a Certificate III in Retail but excelling during work experience, to be offered a job.
Congratulations to Global Skills Katoomba Disability Employment Services (DES) former job seeker Michael on sustaining employment for more than two years.
Congratulations to 9 Global Skills Gosford job seekers on their successful completion of the Workforce Australia Career Transition (CTA) program.
Congratulations to our latest Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations graduates. 10 Global Skills Gosford job seekers successfully completed the course with thanks to the NSW Government’s Smart and Skilled program and RTO United Transport Solutions.
“Not only did Global Skills help me with transport to attend my interview, but they also helped with the cost of relocation when I was offered the job. I couldn’t have made this transition without their help.”
After developing Peripheral Vascular Disease, Dale faced the reality that he could no longer work in his chosen field. With the support of Global Skills Disability Employment Services (DES) and his employer, Dale embarked on a transformative journey finding a job that perfectly matched his interests and needs.