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  • Drive people away from vocational education
    TAFE under threat of privatisation

    Union says proposal to privatise TAFE will drive people away from vocational education. 29 Oct 2008 3:17 PM

    Business Spectator HR & education - 2 months, 1 week ago
  • Produced two award winning students in the fields of graphic ...
    TAFE talent on show for world to see

    PORT Macquarie TAFE has produced two award winning students in the fields of graphic design and hairdressing.

    Port Macquarie News - 4 months ago
  • Partnered with industry to deliver online training to water industry ...
    Australia. Wide Bay TAFE partners industry for online water training

    In the first training program of its type in Australia, Wide Bay TAFE has partnered with industry to deliver online training to water industry operators, including waste water, dam and ...

    BYM industry - 4 months ago
  • Not solve skills shortages in key industry areas
    Stop TAFE Privatisation

    The Federal Government is enacting policy in VET which will damage TAFE, and prevent it from playing a key role in providing education and training opportunities for Australians of all ...

    Australian Education Union - 4 months, 3 weeks ago
  • Confident a $4 million investment will emerge unscathed from the ...
    Investments secure

    EAST Gippsland TAFE is confident a $4 million investment will emerge unscathed from the subprime crisis despite having the money tied up in subprime exposed funds, according to chief executive ...

    Gippsland Times - 4 months, 3 weeks ago
  • Made a decision to sell Freer Farm, and if so ...
    GOVERNMENT SHOULD COMMISSION INDEPENDENT ASSESSMENT OF AGRICULTURE TRAINING NEEDS PRIOR TO FREER FARM SALE

    The Tasmanian Greens today said that the state government should commission an independent assessment of agricultural training capacity in North-West Tasmania prior to any sale of TAFE training facility Freer ...

    Tasmanian Greens - 5 months, 1 week ago
4 months, 2 weeks ago Increased TAFE funding welcome, but higher fees will dampen demand for training, say unions
Unions have today welcomed the announcement of increased funding for the Victorian vocational education and training system, but have voiced strong opposition to the increased fees and the introduction of ...
ACTU - 10 a.m. Tuesday 26th August 2008
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8 months ago Budget is a good step towards undoing the damage of Work Choices
The 2008 Federal Budget is a good step towards undoing the damage of Work Choices and relieving the pressure on working Australians and their families. ACTU President Sharan Burrow said: ...
ACTU - 10 a.m. Tuesday 13th May 2008
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8 months, 3 weeks ago 2020 Summit is a welcome opportunity to consider the needs of working Australians
The Summit is an important opportunity for the needs of working Australians and their families to be fully considered in the development of policy prescriptions for a prosperous and fair ...
ACTU - 10 a.m. Friday 18th April 2008
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8 months, 4 weeks ago Facing up to Australia’s skills challenge: industry sets key priorities to address the skills crisis
The National Skills Policy Collaboration has today released a ten-point plan to meet Australia’s skills challenges head on. The statement by leading employer and union groups calls for significant action, ...
ACTU - 10 a.m. Wednesday 16th April 2008
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1 year, 1 month ago 450,000 teachers, childcare & education workers could be next target for AWAs if coalition re-elcted
<div>Australia’s 450,000 childcare workers, school teachers, TAFE and university staff could be the next target for AWA individual contracts under WorkChoices if the Howard Govt is re-elected, say unions.</div> <div> ...
ACTU - 10 a.m. Tuesday 13th November 2007
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