

Forum Summary: Building Pathways Together: Skills on Country Forum Inspires Connection and Action
We have developed a Network Forum Summary that provides more detail about the event, the learnings and themes that were discussed.


Building Pathways Together: Skills on Country Forum Inspires Connection and Action
On 18 March 2026, a diverse group of leaders, educators, industry representatives and community voices came together at Mineral Resources Park for the inaugural Skills on Country Network Forum. Grounded in the powerful theme of strengthening Indigenous connection to careers, the forum marked an important step in supporting First Nations young people as they move towards graduation and transition into meaningful work and training pathways. Held in association with the Waalitj


Confidence in Action
Can Do Training students with additional learning needs gain valuable interview experience through mock interviews supported by FFTITC CEO On Tuesday, 10 March 2026 , Tony Palladino, Chief Executive Officer of the Food, Fibre and Timber Industries Training Council (FFTITC), had the pleasure of supporting students at Can Do Training by participating in a series of mock job interviews. The session formed part of a broader program coordinated by Marilyn Garbin, who delivered p


Good news for veterinary clinics: Vet Nurse traineeships now eligible for national priority incentives
There is positive news for the veterinary industry, with Veterinary Nurses now included on the Australian Apprenticeships Priority List for 2026 . This change means that additional funding and support is available for veterinary nurse employers that choose to employ a trainee. For many businesses, traineeships are the preferred pathways for veterinary nurse workers, but the cost and time required to train new staff can be a barrier. The inclusion of veterinary nursing on the


Nimble News 22 October 2025
AgriSkills Forum 2025: Shaping the Future of Agriculture The AgriSkills Forum, held on 15 September 2025 at the WA College of Agriculture, Cunderdin, brought together educators, industry leaders, and training providers to explore how Western Australia can develop a skilled, adaptable agricultural workforce. The forum featured presentations from CSIRO, TAFE, and industry networks, as well as a tour of Cunderdin Ag College facilities. The forum reinforced a shared commitment


Nimble News 20 November 2024
Date Saver and Get Involved: International Day of People with a Disability Tuesday 3 December 2024 IDPwD is a United Nations (UN) day...

























