For young people, time spent Not in Employment, or Education or Training (NEET), can have varied and lasting negative consequences. Group CEO Poul Bottern talks to Ticker TV about the need to take an innovative approach to engaging this cohort, and shares some of the successful initiatives created and delivered by the IntoWork Group.
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Mas National supports First Nations Organisation win gold at Australian Training Awards
Mas National, part of the IntoWork Group, is thrilled to announce that its client, the Gunggandji-Mandingalbay Yidinji Peoples Prescribed Body Corporate Aboriginal Corporation (GMYPPBC), has won the gold award for Small Employer of the Year at the Australian Training Awards, held on Friday, December 6th. Based in Yarrabah, the largest discrete Aboriginal community in Australia, […]
Read MoreHelp honoured in 2024 National Disability Awards
Help Enterprises (Help), part of the IntoWork Group, has been honoured for its exceptional work in the disability sector with two nominations at the 2024 National Disability Awards. The National Disability Awards spotlight the extraordinary contributions of individuals, groups and organisations across various categories, celebrating their dedication to creating an inclusive Australia where people with […]
Read MoreATTC kickstarting careers in electrical
Australian Trade Training College (ATTC) student Steele Perkins, 15, has made an impressive start to his electrical career, graduating from his Electrotechnology course as the youngest in his class. The Burpengary State High School student’s commitment, enthusiasm, and cooperative spirit earned him ATTC’s Future Pathways Award. Initially drawn to mechanics due to his passion for […]
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