Trandos Farms is based in Western Australia, and focuses on production of corn and beans. Jim discusses the process of planting and harvesting for beans and corn - Trandos have multiple farms along the coast of WA which seed andPlay Video
It's not just Australian athletes who have the opportunity to represent their country and compete on the global stage. In fact, every two years our best young tradespeople line up to take on participants from 48 member countries in anPlay Video
It's not just Australian athletes who have the opportunity to represent their country and compete on the global stage. In fact, every two years our best young tradespeople line up to take on participants from 48 member countries in anPlay Video
It's not just Australian athletes who have the opportunity to represent their country and compete on the global stage. In fact, every two years our best young tradespeople line up to take on participants from 48 member countries in anPlay Video
RMIT’s Visual Merchandising program is where creativity meets commercial design. The program has strong industry links and draws vitality from its current and graduate students. Their design based curriculum is ‘hands-on’ and is monitored and delivered by professional visual merchandisersPlay Video
Horticulture Australia is a national research development and marketing organisation. We work in partnership with the horticulture sector to invest in programs that provide benefit to the Australian horticulture industry. Established in 2000, Horticulture Australia has members who are notPlay Video
TAFE SA Regional delivers 573 nationally accredited qualifications at 43 campuses and learning centres across regional South Australia. In 2010, TAFE SA Regional enrolled more than 24,000 students. Flexible delivery is embedded in program culture, with courses using a rangePlay Video
SkillsOne heads to Fashion Week! We go behind the scenes at 2008 Rosemount Australian Fashion Week and meet designer Daniel Avakian, make up artist Nicola Burford and event director Jarrad Clark. At Fashion week, we meet young emerging fashion designer,Play Video
Margot and Alan Spalding are owners of Jimmy Possum, a large business based on carpentry and designing and building furniture. They believe the majority of their success is due to the hard working employees and apprentices - from their firstPlay Video
Skills shortages affect our lives in ways most people don't realise. Disability, aged care and childrens' services are growing areas and this story reveals the rewarding nature of care-based careers. The Spastic Centre in NSW is a registered training organisationPlay Video
JTI is an Australian based institute that provides vocational training. We aim to give students the best chance of getting a job by gaining a qualification recognised Australia wide.
Approximately 15 students from Canterbury Boys High School will have a taste of product design at Enmore TAFE's Design Centre. Product design teacher Robert Reid chats to the students about product design and how important it is to have yourPlay Video
Instead of spending her days doing reading, writing and arithmetic, Nikayla attends Young High School which offers Retail as part of the VET in Schools program. The course covers topics such as theft, opening and closing, merchandising, and customer relationsPlay Video
Last week we caught up with Tayla Constable at the Skills&Thrills showcase in Mudgee. Tayla is the winner of the 2018 NSW Training Awards, Women in non-traditional Trades or Vocation Award and studied a TAFE and Vocational Education and TrainingPlay Video
We look further into the exclusive Western Australian College of Agriculture at Cunderdin. The college is a residential high-school and accepts students for normal class subjects, but provides extensive training and a head-start for students wishing to pursue employment inPlay Video
When 16 year old school student Briane McCarthy explains to people what career path she wants to follow when she completes her secondary studies, their reactions are one of surprise: "A lot of people think I am wasting my time."Play Video
Cows Create Careers is a program run by Careers Advice Australia designed to introduce secondary school students to the dairy industry and make students aware of career pathways within the industry. Mount Annan Christian College in south-west Sydney participated inPlay Video
CCGT provide a powerful connection to businesses, employees and school leavers to develop a strong support network to help you decide which direction to take. We achieve this by offering employment solutions for the Central Coast and cater for allPlay Video
'Try a Trade' is a hands on initiative that is bringing trade skills to school students across NSW and giving them the chance to try a trade directly. The unique project involves a large self-contained truck rolling up to localPlay Video
How do you find a first job? What do you do to find one that is perfect for you? CareerOne editor, Kate talks us through finding your first job out of school, advice on apprenticeships plus resources to address commonlyPlay Video
Jason Sultana speaks on the vast amount of apprenticeships and traineeships that are available through Group Training organisations "We're here about educating young people about options of apprenticeships and traineeships when they leave school. So they know everything that theyPlay Video
Sydney High school student Mark Ferguson wants to pursue acting but is keen to take up an apprenticeship in carpentry to pay the bills. We follow Mark as he canvases career options at the National Careers & Employment Expo.
Showcasing our Ultimo division of VET in Schools Programs. Explores the student's experiences and thoughts on undertaking Vocational Pathway programs whilst still at school.
Daniel Talbot is in his final years of schooling at the Sutherland Shire Christian School. Although his parents would like him to be a doctor, Daniel is planning on studying physiotherapy at university and perhaps one day being a personalPlay Video
Making maths fun! This was the Fifth Maths Deadlys to be held, with Nepean Community & Neighbourhood Services partnering with services such as Schools Industry Partnership and Cranebrook High School. Cranebrook High School students and teachers run the event withPlay Video
Trudy’s Dad owns a panel shop and she is the youngest of three daughters. She’s always been a tom boy but she felt sorry for her dad when her parents divorced and her sisters weren’t interested in picking up the familyPlay Video
The inaugural Moo Baa Munch event, held in conjunction with Corinda State High School, brought agriculture to the suburbs of Brisbane. AgForce partnered with the school and its spectacular farm facilities to showcase beef cattle, chickens, horses, sheep and plantsPlay Video
Zach has lived in many places around Australia, but he is currently living in Bacchus March in Victoria. Zach got into this trade by doing a pre-apprenticeship and work Experience at Rossco Engineering for 2 years at high school (yearPlay Video
Jason McMillen is a qualified chef who decided that he wanted to give more back to the community. Seven years ago he started running Café Horizons, a café run in association with the Salvation Army. The focus of this piecePlay Video
Glendale Technology High School (GTHS) is the latest school in NSW to become a Trade School, as part of the State Government's $18 million plan to address skill shortages. Last year NSW Premier Morris Iemma announced the planned establishment ofRead More
SkillsOne is on the scene when the North Coast Institute of TAFE is awarded 3-Gold Star award rating by the Institute Of Trade Skills Excellence! About The Star Rating Scheme: North Coast TAFE Institute Director, Elizabeth McGregor said the ThreePlay Video
The 2007 Australian Training Awards were held in Hobart, Tasmania, to recognise Australia's top trainees, apprentices, teachers, businesses and training organisations. Hosted by the ABC's James O'Loghlin, SkillsOne were there along with the Hon. David Bartlett (Minister for Education, Tasmania),Play Video
Wes Moxey started a small boat building business in 1981. He's now the CEO of The Riviera Group is now Australia's leading luxury boat manufacturer with an international reputation for building quality boats and training quality apprentices. Training Manager GaryPlay Video
All the highlights from the Skills & Thrills showcase in Coffs Harbour! Speaking appearances featured the wonderful SALT ambassador Rebecca Muir who focused on myth busting the notion that VET is only for less academic students. A representative from thePlay Video
Elliott Grayling - Australian Training Awards, finalist 2015 Australian School-based Apprentice of the Year Award, at the National Launch of National Skills Week 2016. The launch was held at Queen Victoria Markets, Melbourne on August 24.
The Drake brothers – Robert, Ted and Len – have been running Drakes Oysters for decades. In the early 90s, a virus attacked oyster crops along the eastern coast of Australia, crippling the industry. Many farmers decided to quit thePlay Video