Mya, a participant in Global Skills Transition to Work (TtW) program, wasn’t sure of her career direction once she finished school. She had been working in retail while studying but eventually found herself looking for something new.
Last week, Global Skills had the privilege of participating in the Central Coast Future Choices Expo, presented by Career Links, and run in conjunction with the National Disability Coordination Officer Program and the NSW Department of Education Support Teachers.
On Monday, the Global Skills Central Coast Transition to Work (TtW) teams had the pleasure of celebrating International Youth Day with our young people.
Global Skills was honoured to attend the NESA First Nations Conference in Cairns, represented by six staff members.
Last week, Global Skills had the wonderful opportunity to participate in the ‘Mingaletta Youth Yarn Up’. This event invited Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young community members to connect with local youth services and activities on the Central Coast.
Last Thursday, Global Skills had the wonderful opportunity to participate in the ‘Find your Apprenticeship or Traineeship’ event at Doyalson RSL with thanks to Workforce Australia Local Jobs Sydney North & West and Hunter regions.
Last Friday, Global Skills Wyong hosted our own National Youth Week event to celebrate our incredible young people.
Yesterday, Global Skills had the wonderful opportunity to participate in the Sydney North & West Local Jobs Essentials Day at Central Coast Leagues Club in Gosford.
Congratulations to Trinity, a job seeker at Global Skills Gosford, for securing a Certificate III Dental Assistant Traineeship with Reeves Dental Surgery at Umina Beach.
On Tuesday, Global Skills had the privilege of hosting the first of three scheduled Parent Advisory Groups with the aim of providing a platform for discussions about the experience of parents who are looking to return or enter the workforce.