A Cabinet Maker, our occupation in the spotlight Being a cabinet maker comes with many fulfilling aspects that make it a rewarding career for those who are hands-on, detail-oriented, and creative.  One of the most satisfying parts of cabinet making is turning raw materials into beautiful, functional pieces. Cabinet makers often take pride in their craftsmanship—each project is a chance to express skill and creativity, whether you're building a kitchen set, a custom wardrobe,

What we do and who we collaborate with. In 2024, the Food, Fibre and Timber Industries Training Council entered into a five year contract with the State Training Board .  The State Training Board is the peak industry training advisory body to the Minister for Skills and TAFE in WA. Every day, we engage with people who have a vested interest in workforce and skill development to gather and report on current and emerging industry trends and developments and obtain feedback on i

Apprentice of the Year at the Cabinet Makers Association of WA (CMA WA) Awards Industry leaders extended their congratulations to Pascal...

Welcome to New Board Member Mr Troy van Heemst + our Strategic Planning Workshop.   New Board Member Mr Troy van Heemst The Food, Fibre and Timber Industries Training Council (FFTITC) Inc Board was pleased to welcome Mr Troy van Heemst, President of Thoroughbred Breeders WA as a representative for the Racing and Horse Breeding Sector.    Mr van Heemst brings with him extensive experience in the thoroughbred industry. With a Bachelor of Commerce, and a Diploma in Horse Busines

Last week was National Careers Week (12–18 May 2025) The week was all about celebrating the vital role career development plays in...

Have you thought about hiring an apprentice or trainee but are unsure of what to do, or just simply haven’t had time to progress it?  ...

AgCAREERSTART - a fantastic program hosted by National Farmers Federation. FFTITC met recently with the National Farmers Federation to discuss their AgCAREERSTART program.  AgCAREERSTART is a future-focused industry program that engages with the next generation of agricultural workers.  It is a 10-12 month gap year program to kick-start young Australian's Careers in Agriculture. It is a great opportunity for the industry to attract a new cohort of young Australians to experie