Congratulations to Global Skills Transition to Work Job Seeker Schaneka on completing the training component of the Building Lady Tradies program with thanks to Construction Trade Qualifications (CTQ) and Central Coast Group Training (CCGT).
“Our pharmacy had placed job ads on Seek and Indeed, and wanted a larger outreach for potential local candidates. We also wanted to support local business and connected with Global Skills.”
Global Skills was a proud sponsor at last Saturday’s trivia night to raise much needed funds for 1st Byattunga Scout Group, Morisset. This year marks Global Skills’ second year as major sponsor.
Global Skills is excited to announce our new partnership with CatholicCare to support young people’s mental health on the Central Coast.
Global Skills wants to thank everyone who came out and participated in our youth event yesterday. It was great to see so many young people come together to connect, explore opportunities, learn and have some fun.
To celebrate National Youth Week, Global Skills is hosting a fun morning of activities including pizza and the opportunity to connect with a range of local youth services under one roof.
The Global Skills Transition to Work team had a wonderful time today at the Central Coast Career Pathway Expo.
Congratulations to 13 Global Skills Transition to Work Program job seekers. All are on track to gain their Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations, in 7 weeks, with thanks to United Transport Solutions.
Today, Global Skills had the privilege of attending and running a stall at the Kimberwalli Careers Expo, Whalan. It was a wonderful opportunity for us to connect with our local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community including young people and other service providers.
Global Skills extends a BIG thank you to Regional Youth Support Services (RYSS) for supporting our staff to enhance the services we offer for LGBTQIA+ youth on the Central Coast.