Influencing and Working with Jobs and Skills Australia and Jobs and Skills Councils Panel
Tracks
Library
| Wednesday, August 28, 2024 |
| 10:30 AM - 10:50 AM |
Overview
Geoff Barbaro, Skills Insight JSC | Anthea Middleton, Powering Skills | Jenni Courney, Humanability | Alison Wall, Future Skills | Andrew Cameron, Skills Insight | Natalie Turmine, SaCSA | Rohan Gordon, Public Skills Australia | Jan Norberger, AUSMASA
Speaker
Geoff Barbaro
Executive Manager, Stakeholder Engagement
Skills Insight
Influencing and working with Jobs and Skills Australia and Jobs and Skills Councils
Abstract
The Australian Government is focused on supporting jobs and skills across Australia, and have established Jobs and Skills Australia (JSA) and 10 new Jobs and Skills Councils (JSC).
During the workshop, JSA will provide an outline of their data and sources, and present data relevant to Northern Australia. Each of the JSCs in attendance will do a short presentation on their industry coverage and roles.
Delegates will then work with others in their industries to identify and report directly the jobs and skills issues they are experiencing to JSA and the JSCs, which will feed into the workforce planning for these bodies with a unique Northern Australia perspective.
This is an opportunity for delegates to ask questions of and build relationships with the bodies that will be advising the Federal Government on jobs and skills issues in their industries from an industry perspective. This is also an opportunity to ensure that the interests of Northern Australia are included in national workforce planning, in particular around access to a trained and skilled workforce and to Vocational Education and Training that is delivered and meets needs.
During the workshop, JSA will provide an outline of their data and sources, and present data relevant to Northern Australia. Each of the JSCs in attendance will do a short presentation on their industry coverage and roles.
Delegates will then work with others in their industries to identify and report directly the jobs and skills issues they are experiencing to JSA and the JSCs, which will feed into the workforce planning for these bodies with a unique Northern Australia perspective.
This is an opportunity for delegates to ask questions of and build relationships with the bodies that will be advising the Federal Government on jobs and skills issues in their industries from an industry perspective. This is also an opportunity to ensure that the interests of Northern Australia are included in national workforce planning, in particular around access to a trained and skilled workforce and to Vocational Education and Training that is delivered and meets needs.
Biography
The presenters and facilitators in the workshop are senior staff members from Jobs and Skills Australia and from the newly established Jobs and Skills Council. All information provided during the workshop will be fed into the workforce planning efforts of these bodies.
