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Executive Officer Message
With the end of October just around the corner the year is flying by. New training developments in our industry and opportunities allow stakeholders to take the future with gusto.
The NSW Utilities and Electrotechnology ITAB started the month with a visit to exciting new NECA NSW training facilities at Chullora. The ITAB has also been busy in October working with numerous stakeholders such as Training Services NSW, Powering Skills Organisation, Hunter Industry Electrical Safety Network, the Utilities and Electrotechnology ITAB network across Australia, NSW DCCEEW, Sydney Industry Electrical Safety Network, Tomago Aluminium and Essential Energy to name a few. A special thanks to Dominic Schipano from the National Communications and Information Technology Training ITAB for filling in the jigsaw puzzle of opportunities and highlighting how the two industries can work together.
Enjoy the read.
In this newsletter we have an:
Update On Smart and Skilled: Revised Supervision Standard for Apprentices in the Electrical Industry
UEERA Refrigeration and Airconditioning UOC review
Refrigeration a career of first choice
NSW 2030 Renewable Energy Workforce Plan
UEE traineeships nominal duration change
Good news for the electrotechnology and telecommunication industries: new apprentice and trainee quarterly data out now
VET Workforce Blueprint
Revised Standards for Registered Training Organisations
Enhanced Training.gov.au is going live on 23 October 2024!
Safe Work Australia: National Return to Work Strategy
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