Queensland Minister for Trade, Employment and Training, Ros Bates visited MRAEL’s training site in Rockhampton to announce Skilling Queenslanders for Work investment.
Minister Bates said the funding announcement will help get young Queenslanders trained to work in priority industries where there are skills shortages.
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