Refugees and migrants come to Australia with a wealth of skills, experience and aspirations; however, they face multiple barriers when trying to apply these within the Australian labour market. IntoWork Group CEO Poul Bottern discusses the specialist programs, such as Mas’s Supporting Migrant Women into Employment that are helping break down those barriers.
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Mas National to deliver enhanced apprenticeship services
Mas National (part of the IntoWork Group) will deliver the Australian Government’s redesigned apprenticeship support services across five states and territories from July. Mas National has been awarded contracts by the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR) to deliver Australian Apprenticeship Support Services (AASS) in New South Wales, Queensland (inclusive of the Torres Strait […]
Read MoreMerger delivers greater support for Australians with disability
IntoWork Australia is pleased to announce a merger with Queensland based social enterprise Help. The exciting move sees Help become part of the IntoWork Group, and increase the opportunities and pathways for Australians with disability. Established in 1983 IntoWork has grown to become the leading not for profit provider of employment, skills, education and support […]
Read MoreAustralian Trade Training College opens purpose built facility
Future tradespeople in South East Queensland will now have access to a new training facility, with Australian Trade Training College (ATTC) officially opening its new Brendale campus. As one of Queensland’s largest registered training organisations, ATTC’s new purpose-built training facility is set to skill senior school students and apprentices in traditional trade qualifications through workshop-based […]
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