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Wide Bay Jobseekers Gain Hospitality Skills

Posted on September 20, 2011

Electorate: Rockhampton August 2011 Central Queensland jobseekers are gaining valuable hospitality skills through a Queensland Government funded program currently being delivered by Learning … Continue →

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Doing the course and having the certificate has been extremely beneficial as I am relocating and already have 6 job offers – one of which is a job as a supervisor with 5 people working under me, so far I have been the only person to apply for these jobs that has the certificate. Having the certificate has definitely helped me get where I want to be in my job! — Julie Alexander - Skilling Queenslanders for work, funded Hospitality programme.

Thank you Billie and your team for giving me this wonderful opportunity to study Certificate III in Education Support. This course has now opened endless opportunities for me now in education and community work. I will expand my studies to get further in my career. — Student

Not only did I accomplish a goal of completing another course, I found it advantageous to get acquainted with studying again. This is particularly beneficial because it has now given me confidence to go into further study, Diploma of Community Services which I have just enrolled in through QTAC. — Student

I found the course very enlightening and the tutor was very good and informative because of the extensive job knowledge that she had. She was also very good at making the boring subjects interesting. — Jennifer Robinson - Skilling Queenslanders for work, funded Hospitality programme.

The course was really good and well organised. It helped with my work and getting increased hours. It was also easy to understand what they taught us. — Skilling Queenslanders for work - funded Hospitality programme.

I believe that without the Indigenous Mentoring and leadership program taught by Walbira Murray and brought to us by the BNIT and the Office for Women, I would not have been as confident and as focused in the success of not only my own business but the success of community programs such as the Boggabilla ‘Market Day’ and the ‘Boggabilla Christmas Festival. — Sharon Bond - Cert IV Government

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