Tiffany completed her formal schooling in 2008. After school, she knew she wanted to work in childcare and decided to seek a traineeship while working casually at McDonald’s. Over the course of the next seven years, she was offered five different traineeships across five different childcare centres. Unfortunately, every single one of these fell through
By Dana Mahia, ET Australia Training College’s Business Development Manager. I recently had the opportunity to discuss with James Dainton, the IT Technical Support Officer and Report Writer for North Construction, on how he gained his job. James is a young Central Coast man with a career, friends, family and a great lifestyle and wakes
A 75 year study by Harvard researchers, into the secrets to living a satisfied and fulfilled life, found that these three aspects matter most: Strong, supportive and meaningful relationships Contentment within your work Keeping a positive perspective A career in aged care incorporates all three, so it’s not hard to see why it’s widely accepted
Friday the 22nd of September saw ET Australia staff attend the 2017 Central Coast Group Training (CCGT) Trainees and Apprentices Awards night.
In March this year, Killarney Court Aged Care contacted ET Australia to discuss how both organisations could work together to address their workforce development needs for well-trained entry level staff via an employment program.
The way we work is changing, so are our jobs, career paths and the skills required to succeed in the future. Change can be a good thing, just as long as you can preempt it and prepare yourself accordingly.
Hiring mature age staff for your business has a multitude of benefits. Did you know the Federal Government has incentives in place for hiring staff who are over 50, one of which is the Restart incentive for business?
Upskilling is something we truly advocate here at ET Australia and we continuously assess a range of qualifications and subject options, to ensure we can accommodate our student’s, whatever stage of the career path they’re at.
If you’re considering a career in early childhood education, you’ve picked a great time. The latest Child Care Services Industry Report revealed the child care industry in Australia is on the up and up, with an expected growth rate of 6.1% over the next four years.
With the population predicted to grow by 30% in the next 15 years and increased Government funding, lately everyone from property gurus to key Government figures are forecasting big things for the future of our Central Coast.