Congratulations to Global Skills TtW job seekers Bailey, Elias, and Orlando for successfully completing the Rail Infrastructure Pre-Employment Program, with thanks to certified Supply Nation Supplier 100% Indigenous owned RTO YAKKA and Gosford RSL.
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.
Global Skills long-standing partnership with The Y continues with our proud sponsorship of a young leader to attend Youth Parliament 2024.
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 is proud to support our community in a variety of ways, including sponsoring a range of youth sports teams. Since 2013, we have been supporting the Minchinbury Jets Junior Rugby League Club (JRLC), and this year we are proud sponsors of their Under 10’s Division 1 team.
Last week, Global Skills had the wonderful opportunity to participate in the Chifley College Senior Campus Careers Expo.
On Saturday, Global Skills had the pleasure of attending the CBCC Youth Expo at Western Sydney University, Bankstown Campus. Our team spent the day showcasing our services, engaging with young people and their families, and building on our existing relationships with other local organisations and employers.
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 Friday, Global Skills Wyong hosted our own National Youth Week event to celebrate our incredible young people.
Global Skills is pleased to continue our collaboration with Mount Druitt Ethnic Communities Agency (MECA) to deliver a three-session employment program across various schools.