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New Principal Brings Purpose-driven Vision to Trade College
  • Sam Symes, the New principal of the Australian Trade College North Brisbane had a chat with the Redcliffe Guide about his ambition to help young people find a tangible outcome for their future. He spoke about the unique opportunity the trade college brings and how the students that attend ...
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Anthony finds his path to work and independence in the Riverland
  • When Anthony Blore, 21, first connected with IntoJobs (delivered by MAS National), he wasn’t exactly sure what sort of support to expect. IntoJobs consultant Michelle Andrews set about building Anthony’s employability. Through a mix of practical support and a bit of tough love, Michelle ...
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Kestrel and AGA unite to boost opportunities in Albury-Wodonga
  • Kestrel has officially joined AGA, strengthening support for apprenticeships and workforce development across the community. The move connects Kestrel’s strong local connections with AGA’s broader networks, resources and training capability. Kestrel specialises in employing apprentices and ...
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Coorong-based training program is helping young students reconnect with culture, build confidence and re-engage with school
  • A Coorong-based training program is helping young Ngarrindjeri man Tyerone Denew reconnect with culture, build confidence and re-engage with school. The high school student now spends one day a week working on Country with the Ngarrindjeri Lands and Progress Association (NLPA), where he is ...
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From Taliban rule to new beginnings in Australia
  • After fleeing oppression in Afghanistan, Paiz Ahmad rebuilds her life in Australia—gaining education, confidence and meaningful work, while creating new opportunities for her family. Read her story here:
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How a pair of hot pink Stubbies helped launch a small business dynasty
  • With support from Mas National, Michael and Rosy Molnar just hired their first apprentice, their 16 year old son Angus. They’ve owned and run the VW Centre Tuggeranong for nearly 30 years and expect the legacy to continue for many years to come. Read their story here.

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Kwan proves it’s never too late to start a new chapter

At 64, Kwan was ready to find new work. After years of experience in Hong Kong and in Australia, he wanted a role where he could stay active, contribute to a team and continue supporting his family, but limited English and a lack of interview confidence made finding suitable work more ...

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Meet the dedicated team behind 9,000 Ekka showbags

As Brisbane families prepare to enjoy the 150th Royal Queensland Show, a team of supported employees at Help Enterprises is working behind the scenes to help bring one of the Ekka’s most beloved traditions to life. For the 11th consecutive year, the team at Help’s Eagle Farm site are ...

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When persistence pays off: A quick chat with MRAEL apprentice Hayley Campbell

Hayley Campbell is proving that it’s never too late to change careers, back yourself and build a future in the trades. Her journey from the mining industry to becoming an industrial electrical apprentice is one of growth and determination, as well as a reminder that women and mature-age ...

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AGA’s training pathways give students a taste for the trades

It was AGA’s Multi-Industry Pathway Program (MIPP) that first introduced Leftheri to a career in the trades. MIPP is a hands-on introduction to several trades designed to give Year 10 students an opportunity to explore a range of career options. Leftheri admits he was struggling at school and ...

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From small beginnings to unexpected opportunities

What started as a search for an alternative chicken feed has grown into an innovative business that transforms food waste into a valuable resource. With the support of IntoJobs’ Self-Employment Assistance Program (delivered by Mas National), Shane Turton has turned a lightbulb moment ...

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Moving the Mob helps First Nations participants build confidence, connection and pathways to work in Dysart

For First Nations participants living in regional communities, access to culturally safe employment support can make a meaningful difference. In Dysart, about 270km from Mackay, IntoJobs (delivered by MRAEL) has supported participants through outreach services and the Moving the Mob program, ...

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