We are pleased to invite industry, training providers, peak bodies, government, unions and other stakeholders to participate in our interactive roundtables to gather feedback on our 2025 Workforce Plan Consultation Paper and VET Workforce Blueprint project.
These consultations provide a unique opportunity for you to share your insight and contribute to shaping the future of workforce development in the mining and automotive industries.
Join us by registering for your preferred session today.
Additional Information
2025 Workforce Plan Consultation Paper
Following the release of the 2025 Workforce Plan Consultation Paper on Tuesday 4 February 2025, this interactive session will gather your feedback on:
- Industry skills gaps and workforce shortages
- Trends in apprenticeships and vocational education
- Gender disparity and inclusivity in the workforce
- Retention strategies and turnover rates
- Industry-specific challenges and emerging opportunities
- Qualification and training specific matters
- Long-term strategic opportunities and challenges for relevant sectors
The insights gathered will inform our final 2025 Workforce Plan.
VET Workforce Blueprint Project
The Australian Government developed the VET Workforce Blueprint in collaboration with states and territories. This comprehensive roadmap is designed to grow Australia's vocational education and training (VET) workforce. The Blueprint outlines opportunities and actions to attract, retain, develop, and sustain Australia's VET Workforce.
We have launched a VET Workforce Blueprint project to investigate how we can strengthen and support the VET workforce that delivers education and training for the mining and automotive industries.
This interactive session will gather your feedback on:
- What we know about the VET workforce that supports our industries
- What we need to know about the VET workforce that supports our industries
- How you can help us better understand the current VET workforce
- The role of industry in supporting the VET workforce
The insights gathered will inform the later stages of this project.
