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• Skills Tasmania Facts
  Subscribe to Skills Tasmania's regular newsletter for all the latest VET related news and events.
• Skills Tasmania Conference
  This year’s Conference will be held at Wrest Point Conference Centre on 21 and 22 May 2012. For further information and to register visit the Conference page.
• Tasmanian Training Awards
  Nominations for this year’s Awards close 25 May 2012.
• Brokerage for Training and Workforce Development
  A report by Dr Romy Winter (and Commissioned by Skills Tasmania) on training brokerage models that industry peaks could potentially use to support their workforce planning and development activity.
  (added May 2012)
• Equity Support Small Grants Program 2012
  This year’s Program opens on 14 April and submissions close 4 May (COB).
• The Tasmanian Skills Strategy Report Card 2011
  A PDF of The Tasmanian Skills Strategy Report Card 2011 is now available. (added February 2012)
• Agriculture Industry Skills Plan October 2011 – June 2014
  Word and PDF versions of the Plan have just beed added (see under 'Latest Industry profiles')
  (added February 2012)
• Review of the Role and Function of Tasmania’s Public VET Providers - Stakeholder Communiqué 1
  The communiqué from the first meeting of the Review Reference Group, which was convened on 7 February 2012
• Tasmanian Training Industry Workforce Development Project Plan Report
  Skills Tasmania commissioned a project to develop a VET Workforce Development Action Plan for the Tasmanian Training Industry. 3P Consulting were contracted to seek advice from the VET sector, the results of which is this report detailing the outcomes of the survey, findings and recommendations. Skills Tasmania called on all RTOs to provide ideas on actions that would align with the recommendations.
  (added November 2011)
• Training subsidies available to individuals and employers
  Information regarding training incentives for both individuals and employers, which is collated and organised into an easy to access table, is maintained regularly.
  (updated November 2011)