Congratulations to Matthew on reaching his 6-month employment milestone! He joined Global Skills Disability Employment Services in 2023. Living with a lower limb disability that brought additional health challenges, and a speech impairment, he was eager to work and sought support to identify roles that matched his skills and abilities.
On Wednesday, Global Skills had the pleasure of attending the Fairfield Community Essentials Day, hosted by Sydney South West Local Jobs. It was a day dedicated to helping job seekers access a wide range of essential services, all in one place.
The 47th Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Festival begins this Saturday 14 February. With international performers, parties, theatre, community events, and more, the festival will wrap with the world famous Sydney Mardi Gras Parade on Saturday 1 March.
Dan recently celebrated 6 months in his role as a Forklift Operator. He wanted to share a testimonial about the support he received from Global Skills Campbelltown, as he believes “testimonials can inspire others.”
Last week, Global Skills Wetherill Park hosted a Warehousing Recruitment Drive in partnership with the Sydney South West Local Jobs Program, MTC Australia and Programmed.
Congratulations to our latest Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations graduates. Nine job seekers have successfully completed the course at Global Skills The Entrance, with thanks to the NSW Government’s Smart and Skilled program and RTO United Transport Solutions.
This Sunday, 2 February, is Physical Disability Awareness Day. Established by Physical Disability Australia in 2023, it’s a day to raise awareness of the many conditions under the umbrella of physical disability and to recognise the valuable contributions people with disability make across all areas of life.
On Tuesday, we hosted a First Nations Recruitment Drive at Global Skills Liverpool in partnership with Sydney South West Local Jobs Program, MobReady, MTC Australia and the Australian Retail Institute.
If you have a disability, injury, or health condition that makes it harder for you to work, you may be able to get support from Global Skills Disability Employment Services (DES).
“I was working in Hospitality in my past and wasn’t sure what I wanted to do. My brother was doing support work and loved it, so I thought I would give it a go.”