ET Australia Training College is pleased to announce Gayle Hamilton has been recruited to the position of Business Development Manager for ET Australia in February this year. Gayle comes with a wealth of training, employment and vocational education industry experience having spent nine years in business development prior to joining ET Australia Training College. Previous
ET Australia Training College has experienced a surge in the number of traineeship commencements in the last six months from September 2017. At present, ET Australia Training College offers up to Diploma level traineeship qualifications in the areas of business, leadership and management, aged care and early childhood education and care (eligibility criteria applies). Traineeships
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.
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.
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.
On the 22nd of February the Central Coast Express Advocate released an article talking about Central Coast Council revealing the Leagues Club Field as their preferred site for a performing arts centre. This project includes the redevelopment of the Parkside building.