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Globetrotting plumber in Waikato Business News
  • Hamilton-based 20-year-old plumbing apprentice Keegan Calkin is rewriting the book on what it means to be a plumber. In just his fourth year of a dual trade apprenticeship, Keegan has transformed his family trade into a global career, broadening his skills and perspectives in ways he never ...
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CTC are putting on Christmas Lunch for those in need
  • CTC Program Manager April Ibbotson spoke to CQ Triple M’s Anthony and Pinky for Breakfast about CTC’s annual Christmas Lunch for those in need. Listen below! You can also read all about it in Rocky News here. 
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MRAEL’s Parent Pathways program on 4MK AM
  • Hear from Mackay Regional Leader Rebekah Griinke-Nott as she talks about MRAEL’s Parent Pathways program on 4MK AM. MRAEL recently announced it will become the exclusive provider of Department of Employment and Workplace Relations Parent Pathways program in the Mackay region, offering ...
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After-hours program supporting First Nation Youth on B105FM
  • Hear from Yiliyapinya Indigenous Corporation Founder and Director Aunty Sheryl Batchelor as she talks about Made by Mob, a joint initiative by Mas National, Australian Trade Training College and Yiliyapinya Indigenous Corporation on b105 FM. The program aims to address the lack of after-hours ...
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Supporting women and girls to take up trade qualifications could help ease Australia’s skills shortage
  • CTC’s Women in Contruction program was featured on ABC Brisbane. CTC Program Manager April Ibbotson and participant Vanessa Collins were both interviewed by ABC’s Gemma Ferguson as part of a larger story celebrating Women in Trades. Read a snippet of the article below. Supporting ...
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After hours program supporting at-risk First Nation Youth
  • Hear from Mas National Queensland Manager Juliet Stewart and Yiliyapinya Indigenous Corporation Founder and Director Aunty Sheryl Batchelor as they talk to ABC Brisbane Drive host Kelly Higgins-Devine about Made by Mob, a joint initiative by Mas National, Australian Trade Training College and ...

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Program giving early-school leavers a fresh start

Cain Hodson, 17, and Jeremiah Pickett, 16, from Joondalup, have found a new lease on life through Skill Hire’s TradeStart program. After leaving mainstream schooling early, feeling overwhelmed and disengaged, these young men have discovered a pathway to success and are now thriving in their ...

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NextGen Skills celebrate apprentices heading to WorldSkills Championships

NextGen Skills, part of the IntoWork Group, is thrilled for its apprentices Keegan Ingham, Samuel Cain and Paddy Bresnihan-Delaney as they prepare to join 605 apprentices at the WorldSkills Australia 2025 National Competition. This prestigious biennial event spans three days and features 60 ...

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Kiwi apprentice finds global opportunities through Plumbing apprenticeship

Hamilton apprentice Keegan Calkin has discovered that plumbing is more than just fixing pipes and drains—it’s a global career with endless opportunities. Now in his fourth year of a dual trade apprenticeship, Keegan has moved from his family business to international competitions and ...

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MRAEL’s Parent Pathways program a lifeline for mum of five

Rosemary, a young First Nations mum of five, is turning her life around with the help of MRAEL’s Parent Pathways program. Parent Pathways is a program designed to meet the unique needs of parents and carers, offering a supportive and non-judgmental environment where they can explore their ...

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New training facility in Welshpool paves way for successful employment

In a new initiative to address the growing demand for skilled workers in the warehousing and logistics sector, Skill Hire, part of the IntoWork Group, has opened a dedicated training facility in Welshpool, Western Australia. The hybrid practical and classroom environment is designed to ...

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Mori Hearder becomes first female apprentice at Specialized Projects

In a world where trades are often dominated by men, 21-year-old Mori Hearder is breaking stereotypes and paving her own path. She has become the first female Australian Apprentice employed by Specialized Projects in the Australian Capital Territory, marking a significant milestone. After high ...

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