
Global Skills is proud to stand with the LGBTQ+ community, championing diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. Pride Month is a meaningful opportunity for all of us to show our support and celebrate the progress made.
Global Skills is proud to stand with the LGBTQ+ community, championing diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. Pride Month is a meaningful opportunity for all of us to show our support and celebrate the progress made.
This National Reconciliation Week, Global Skills’ Community Engagement Coordinator, Jennifer, had the privilege of attending the ‘Come Together for Reconciliation’ walk on the Central Coast.
Chloe joined Rashays as a bartender in August 2024 and has been working there ever since. She shared, “I’ve been at Rashays for 6 months, and I love it. It’s my dream job. I enjoy making drinks and assisting customers.
Congratulations to 9 participants who recently completed their Certificate III in Retail at Global Skills Picton, with thanks to the National College of Vocational Education (NCVE).
Today Global Skills raised much needed funds for Cancer Council NSW through Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea.
This week, Global Skills is proud to support National Careers Week, focusing on the evolving landscape of careers. As industries transform and technology reshapes the workforce, it’s an opportune time to reflect on your career.
Jenny* joined the Global Skills Pre Release Program in October 2024 through the Corrective Services NSW Work Readiness Program. Jenny was connected with her Offender Employment Officer Kate and Justice Services Manager, Laura.
In September 2023, a group of Global Skills participants completed the Hospital Pathway Program and began work at Bankstown and Liverpool Hospitals.
Congratulations to Transition to Work Wyong participant Lachlan, who has been recognised for his incredible contributions to the community.
Yesterday, we held the second meeting of Global Skills’ Youth Advisory Group, with 5 young people from Gosford and 2 from Wyong in attendance.