National Volunteers Week in Australia This week, 19–25 May 2025, is National Volunteers Week in Australia, which recognises the contributions of volunteers and encourages those not currently involved to give it a go. Volunteer work can be a meaningful way to give back to the community and strengthen your chances of finding a job. It… Read more »
On Tuesday, Global Skills proudly hosted our 2025 Central Coast Jobs Expo at The Pavilion, Wyong Race Club & Function Centre.
Congratulations to Transition to Work Wyong participant Lachlan, who has been recognised for his incredible contributions to the community.
Last Wednesday, Global Skills had the opportunity to attend the Youth Fest Carnival at Wyong with thanks to Oasis Youth Services.
Yesterday, we held the second meeting of Global Skills’ Youth Advisory Group, with 5 young people from Gosford and 2 from Wyong in attendance.
Congratulations to Global Skills TtW job seekers Bailey, Elias, and Orlando for successfully completing the Rail Infrastructure Pre-Employment Program, with thanks to certified Supply Nation Supplier 100% Indigenous owned RTO YAKKA and Gosford RSL.
Mya, a participant in Global Skills Transition to Work (TtW) program, wasn’t sure of her career direction once she finished school. She had been working in retail while studying but eventually found herself looking for something new.
Last week, Global Skills had the privilege of participating in the Central Coast Future Choices Expo, presented by Career Links, and run in conjunction with the National Disability Coordination Officer Program and the NSW Department of Education Support Teachers.
On Monday, the Global Skills Central Coast Transition to Work (TtW) teams had the pleasure of celebrating International Youth Day with our young people.
Global Skills was honoured to attend the NESA First Nations Conference in Cairns, represented by six staff members.