Founded in 1985, Hospitality Training Network (HTN) is a not-for-profit Apprenticeship and Employment Service (AES) operating in New South Wales, Western Australia and the Australian Capital Territory.
After nearly four decades in business, HTN has earned a reputation as the leading AES for the hospitality, food services and tourism sectors through their commitment to high-quality recruitment and selection, performance management and pastoral care.
HTN is committed to supporting the personal and professional development of apprentices and trainees to build a strong and skilled workforce.
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Sorin proves age is no barrier to a new beginning
At 67, Sorin Ionascu has lived a full and fabulous life. Born and raised in Romania, his career has taken him across continents, working as an electrical engineer, training professionals and embracing new cultures every step of the way. After spending nine years living and working in Japan, Sorin returned to Australia at the end […]
Read MoreCultural connection and confidence drive outcomes in Bowen’s Moving the Mob program
First Nations jobseekers in Bowen have strengthened their confidence, cultural connection and job readiness through the recent IntoJobs ‘Moving the Mob’ program, delivered by MRAEL (part of the IntoWork Group). Held over six days on Juru Country, the initiative brought participants together for a culturally grounded learning experience that combined practical employment skills with a […]
Read MorePoul Bottern to step down as IntoWork Group CEO after 14 years at the helm
After 14 years as Group CEO of IntoWork, Poul Bottern has recently tendered his resignation, effective from the end of June this year, as he pursues other business interests. The Board of IntoWork would like to acknowledge and thank Poul for his visionary leadership and unwavering dedication, expertise and strategic guidance over the past 14 years, building IntoWork into the large, respected and leading provider in the sector it is today. Given Poul’s focus over the coming […]
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