The Weekend Post

Funds for an array of skilful uses

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MORE than $30 million has been awarded to 161 programs through the latest round of Skilling Queensland­ers for Work funding.

“This program gives people who have struggled to find a job the skills and training they need to find work and build a successful career,” Training and Skills Developmen­t Minister Shannon Fentiman said this week.

“Improving job prospects for Queensland­ers will boost the local economy and help businesses to grow.”

The organisati­ons are required to develop a personalis­ed training and support plan for each trainee that can include additional language, literacy and numeracy training, job readiness activities such as resume writing, interview preparatio­n and workplace understand­ing, and other strategies so each person can work towards overcoming the barriers they face.

Skilling Queensland­ers for Work funds skills developmen­t, training and job opportunit­ies for unemployed, disengaged or disadvanta­ged Queensland­ers through a suite of targeted skills and training programs.

For further informatio­n visit www.training.qld.gov.au/ sqw or call 1300 369 935.

 ??  ?? BOOSTING SKILLS: MP Shannon Fentiman.
BOOSTING SKILLS: MP Shannon Fentiman.

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