During the months of August and September this year, ET Australia staff are participating in cultural awareness training, a commitment made by ET Australia to increase the level of cultural awareness about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and the national reconciliation movement amongst staff. This training ties in with practical actions outlined in ET Australia’s Reconciliation
The NSW Government has committed to 70,000 fee-free traineeships so there has never been a better time to start a traineeship in NSW (https://vet.nsw.gov.au/choosing-vet/fee-free-traineeships?mc_cid=975e5c8c35&mc_eid=956d7f99bc) Under this fee-free initiative, the NSW Government will pay the student fees for new trainees that commence from 1 January 2020, meaning savings of up to $1,000! The “top 20” traineeships
Six months ago, Frances, a mother of four and grandmother of three, was working in the community sector as a cleaner. Whilst she loved her job, she wanted to better herself and secure employment opportunities for the future. That’s when she stumbled across an advertisement on Facebook for a CHC33015 Certificate III in Individual Support
ET Australia Training College is pleased to announce that in February of this year, Dana Mahia, was recruited to the position of Business Development Manager for ET Australia. Dana comes with a wealth of training, employment and vocational education industry experience having spent time in senior employment consultant and course advisor roles prior to joining
Your child’s education is a vital investment in their future. While accessing high quality education is important, it often comes as a large financial burden for families. According to the ASG Planning for Education Index, “the full cost of primary and secondary education for a child born in 2018 could cost $66,320 in the public
If you love being around children and enjoy nurturing their development, a career in the early childhood industry could be just what you’ve been looking for. Job prospects for a childcare worker are strong too. According to the Job Outlook website, the number of job openings for childcare workers is expected to be high in
ET Australia Training College is pleased to announce Sue Collett has been recruited to the position of Quality and Compliance Manager for ET Australia Training College in May this year. Sue comes to ET Australia Training College with over 15 years experience in the vocational education and training industry and a wealth of higher education
Wouldn’t you like a job that fits in with your lifestyle? When seeking out a new career, you want a job you can feel passionate about and enjoy going to each day. You also want one that will provide you with a better work life balance. Flexibility in working arrangements is not always easy to
With its strong community spirit, pleasant climate and relaxed lifestyle there’s no wonder that The Central Coast of NSW attracts an ever increasing number of ageing residents, in fact 25% of The Coast’s population is aged over 60, this is 5% more than the average in other areas of NSW. A rising elderly population means
Your new career in childcare is just a course away. If you’re passionate about becoming a childcare educator, you need the skills and knowledge necessary to complete the role. You also need a formal qualification like an early childhood education certificate. The National Quality Framework (which regulates the child care industry) requires 50% of educators working