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From Beauty Therapist to Cabinet Making
  • Mas National Apprentice Elise Dahl made the switch from Beautician to Tradie. She recently ABC Hobart radio about her journey; listen to the full interview here.  
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Apprenticeships and traineeships celebrated at graduation ceremony
  • Leanne Wallace, Work & Training CEO, spoke to Triple M Breakfast host Tubes about the importance of apprenticeships and traineeships and the hundreds of Tasmanians who graduated this year.“Apprenticeships and traineeships are a great way to get started in a career,” Leanne said. “They ...
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From long-term benefits to entrepreneurial success
  • Murray Bridge resident Josh, tired of job rejections, opened his own window cleaning business with the assistance of IntoJobs. Listen to the full interview with Power FM SA here
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Tasmania’s top dental trainee speaks with ABC Hobart Drive
  • Listen to Maryam Azizi talk about her incredible journey, beginning as a refugee arriving in Hobart knowing just one word of English and  working her way up to become an award winning Dental Trainee with the help of Work & Training (part of the IntoWork Group) and TasTAFE.   This ...
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Student auction hits the stumps
  • Legendary Australian cricket player Glenn McGrath offered some words of wisdom to a group of disadvantaged and at-risk young people as they graduated from AGA’s Flip My Ride program. A joint effort between AGA, Victoria Police, Youth Empowerment Agency and Jacky’s Gym, Flip My Ride aims to ...
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Mackay woman named one of Australia’s top 3 Employment Consultants
  • Kirsty Campbell, a proud First Nations woman and IntoJobs Employment Consultant, credits her experience as a job seeker for her success and dedication to helping people find employment. Listen to her interview on Triple M → Originally Broadcast 18 October 2023

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New app takes proactive approach to keeping apprentices in training

In a bid to support young apprentices to stay in their roles, a new app has been developed to provide tailored, holistic support at the touch of a button. With one in two Apprentices leaving the sector before completing their Australian Apprenticeship1, the MasConnects App, delivered by Mas ...

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Solution to Tasmania’s Aged Care worker shortage

Published on 29 January 2024 In a bid to help Tasmania’s critical healthcare worker shortage, a new program in Northern Tasmania and Launceston will help upskill migrants into Aged Care. Aged Care Head Start, delivered by Work & Training (Part of the IntoWork Group) in partnership with ...

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GTO celebrates three years as a Certified Social Trader

AGA, part of the IntoWork Group, has kept its position as an innovative and effective Group Training Organisation (GTO) by achieving three years as a registered social enterprise, certified by Social Traders. Social Traders offer Australia’s only social enterprise certification and aim ...

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Collaborative pre-employment programs to address skills shortage in regional towns

A pre-employment program aimed at addressing the skills shortage in the aged care sector is proving to be a success in a regional South Australian town. Like most areas of Australia, Berri was suffering from a shortage of workers, and with a lack of local on the ground training courses ...

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AGA Leads the Way in female representation in trades

AGA, part of the IntoWork Group, is leading the way for women in trades, with 12.6 per cent of its building and construction apprentices being women compared to the industry average of less than 3 per cent1. With women in trades historically being underrepresented in the industry, AGA has ...

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WA Woman blasting through barriers

It’s fair to say Industrial Spray Painter and Blasting apprentice Jasmine Stewart is not your stereotypical tradie. In fact, she’s believed to be just one of two women in the industry in Western Australia. Standing at 5”3 and with no prior trades experience, she was told during an initial ...

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