Building the First Nations VET Workforce

Building the First Nations VET Workforce

In partnership with the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations, NACCHO and MRWED Training and Assessment, students came together in mid-March and were proudly hosted at the Aboriginal Health Council of South Australia (AHCSA).

Cohort 1 brings together 14 deadly students from ACCRTOs all over Australia committed to strengthening First Nations capability in the VET sector.

Each student brings unique cultural knowledge, lived experience, and a shared passion for growing the next generation of First Nations Trainers and Assessors.

This first training block marks the beginning of their journey building skills, confidence, and pathways that will strengthen community-controlled workforces right across the country.

Here’s to a strong start, meaningful learning, and building capability of our Mob.

 

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