Earlier this year, we shared that Jobs and Skills Australia (JSA) was collecting feedback on the Core Skills Occupation List (CSOL), a list that outlines the skills needs of Australia and informs the national migration strategy. This week, the Government revealed the new CSOL, comprised of more than 450 occupations, including in the construction, agriculture, cyber security, health,…
Congratulations to all the finalists of The Australian Training Awards! Among the finalists across a variety of categories are learners, trainers and employers within the industries supported by Skills Insight: 🌳Harry RobertsApprentice of the Year Award finalist, QLDCertificate III in Arboriculture 🚜Almira DallTrainee of the Year Award finalist, WACertificate IV in Agriculture 🥩Matthew TyquinApprentice of the…
The Skills Insight team are consulting with training providers and industry to explore the unique issues impacting the VET workforce in regional, rural and remote areas. RTOs are crucial in supporting industries to develop a skilled workforce that can safely and efficiently complete work. In order to continue doing this, training providers need their own workforce of experienced and…
Thank you to everyone who has engaged with us this year! Together, we’ve worked to better understand workforce challenges and identify opportunities to support learners, trainers and industry. Our staff recently spent two days together reflecting on the challenging and exciting work to establish Skills Insight as a Jobs and Skills Council and looking ahead at our priorities for…
The new Occupation Standard Classification for Australia (OSCA) is launching on Friday 6 December 2024. OSCA replaces the joint Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO) established in 2006. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) and Statistics New Zealand announced that they would maintain comparability as each country introduced their own tailored occupational statistical…
The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations rolled out changes to enhance Training.gov.au (TGA) on the 23 October. It follows consultation with stakeholders from a range of organisations across Australia to better understand industry requirements and support those using the platform. The new TGA is more intuitive and accessible, delivering: Key details:
Jobs and Skills Australia (JSA) will be visiting each capital city in November and December to share key products and discuss their future direction with industry stakeholders. Each roadshow event will include panel discussions and Q&A sessions on localised areas of interest from the Jobs and Skills Report. Hear directly from national and local experts from a…
Skills Insight has recently been approved to start a series of new projects focused on the below topics. Our team are currently working on initial scoping and planning work, including identifying key stakeholders to engage with in these projects. More information including how to get involved will be available soon. For now, please make sure your…
Consultation is taking place throughout this project to revise some of the qualifications, skill sets and units that support essential skills required for entrants into the meat processing industry. Feedback received during the Broad Consultation phase indicated the need for an additional round of feedback to consult on certain documents. This additional round includes drafts that…
Thanks to everyone who contributed to this project, industry now has access to updated versions of the training support materials used to deliver the Certificates III and IV in Meat Safety Inspection. The revised training materials are published in a digital format on MINTRAC’s website and available for free use. The materials were updated to reflect:…
Jobs and Skills Australia (JSA) has released the 2024 Occupation Shortage List (OSL). Formally known as the Skills Priority List, OSL is a tool to explore the state of the current Australian labour market, providing a point-in-time assessment of the shortage status of occupations in the Australian labour market. JSA has provided a breakdown of the…
On Friday 6 December 2024, a new Australian occupation classification will be introduced called the Occupation Standard Classification for Australia (OSCA). The new classification is replacing the joint Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO) established in 2006 by the Australian Bureau of Statistics and Statistics New Zealand. The two groups noted that…
The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations has recently published the VET Workforce Blueprint, identifying opportunities to grow, retain and develop the VET Workforce across Australia. To support this release, the Australian Government, in collaboration with states and territories, has announced an initial suite of foundational national actions, which include: In our role as a…
As we reflect on our first year of operation and the activities that have provided valuable insights to industry and government, we’re proud to continue supporting Australia’s essential industries. Built on the foundation established by Skills Impact, we’ve carried forward the expertise, values and relationships needed to strengthen our work and support the evolving skill…
