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JOBS AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITY TO GO IN REGIONS

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The Australian Higher Education Industrial Association (AHEIA) has welcomed an extension of the reporting time for a Senate committee inquiring into a federal government Bill that will cap international student numbers at universities. AHEIA’s Executive Director, Craig Laughton, said the extension reflected a prudent approach to the work of the Senate committee, the high level … Continued

Monash Guarantee and SEAS: Making the impossible possible for under-represented students

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Monash University has introduced a number of initiatives so that more under-represented students from regional and rural Australia and low socio-economic backgrounds can benefit from a university education. The changes include extending the Monash Guarantee for all regional and remote students; expanding Monash’s humanitarian scholarship numbers; the rollout of a new Kummargi Yulendj Scholarship Program; … Continued

‘Life-changing’ scholarship for Mildura mum

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Bronny Robins has been determined to provide a better future for her two sons, no matter the setbacks or the journey. From the age of 24, Bronny held a management position and ran her own businessalongside her then husband. Following a marriage breakdown, an injury and a long wait for surgery, she struggled to retain employment. … Continued

Bendigo Open Day celebrates lifelong connections

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La Trobe University’s largest regional campus will swing open its doors to the entire community this Sunday for the highly anticipated annual Bendigo Open Day.   The La Trobe Open Day, on Sunday 25 August, will offer an immersive experience for prospective students and their families to discover all aspects of student and campus life.   Potential … Continued

REMONDIS AUSTRALIA PROVIDES EMPLOYMENT LEG UP FOR LONG TERM UNEMPLOYED

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REMONDIS Australia provides employment leg-up while addressing skilled worker shortage (Western Australia)     Henderson WA, 19 August 2024, REMONDIS Australia – Thinking outside the box has resulted in REMONDIS Australia boosting skilled worker numbers via a training program that provides opportunities for long term unemployed people.   REMONDIS’ Industrial Services Pathway was launched at … Continued

GOTAFE, La Trobe showcase employment pathways

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GOTAFE and La Trobe University will again partner to host Shepparton Open Day, showcasing opportunities for both in-person and online study. The event will be held at GOTAFE’s Fryers Street Campus from 10am to 2pm on 24 August.  Visitors will get a taste of new state-of-the-art nursing labs currently under construction at La Trobe. Tours … Continued

Monash College Future Skills launches new courses to meet growing Cyber Security Skills demand

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Monash College Future Skills has launched its all new Cyber pillar education offering, including its flagship course, the Diploma of IT (Cyber specialisation), and a suite of short courses.  The world-leading Cyber program was launched to industry experts and leaders at Monash College’s Cyber Launch event at the EdTech Summit ahead of Victorian National Skills … Continued

The Victorian Chamber brings training to you!

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The Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry continues to support regional businesses to access learning and development opportunities by again taking our training services on the road. Based on the success of last year’s program and current demand for ongoing training and support, the Victorian Chamber is offering courses in Bendigo, Ballarat and beyond. Regional … Continued

Amid Controversy Over Student Caps, Aamir Qutub Wins International Award, Showcasing the Power of Global Talent

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Canberra, Australia – As Australia grapples with the implications of proposed caps on international student enrolments, Aamir Qutub, CEO of Geelong-based tech company Enterprise Monkey, has been awarded the Young Professional of the Year at a prestigious international business awards ceremony. The event, held on 16 August at the Great Hall, Parliament of Australia, was … Continued