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 Train your workforce at a fraction of the normal price
Through the Productivity Places Program you can access high-quality, customised, flexible training for your employees and pay only ten per cent of the cost. |
 Indigenous photography graduate a shining example
Kerstin Styche says she is proud to be the first Indigenous student to graduate with a CIT degree, and wants to show people that Aboriginality is not about skin colour; it comes from within.
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 Making workplaces ready for workplace learning
Access, motivation and previous experience are the three main factors that must be successfully managed if workplace learning is to be successful. |
 Learning to promote retention in apprenticeships and traineeships
Charles Sturt University's Associate Professor Ros Brennan Kemmis explores the 'psychological contract' between apprentice and employer and how this contributes to retention. |
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 Hybrid-skilled mechanics rev up automotive sustainability
How do you ensure the automotive workforce – some 329,000 people – are suitably skilled to work on hybrid and other new technologies? |
 Healthy lifestyle changes a must in the self-management of chronic disease
Final year health sciences students hosted a client focused Wellness Day in October for people with multiple sclerosis (MS) and their families. |
