13 Jun 2017, FROM an eight-year-old fascinated by her father’s motorcycle business to a young woman jetsetting off to the US on a scholarship, Ellearn Savvidis always knew she wanted to be a mechanic. “I’d always been around cars and this was something I always wanted to do,” Ms Savvidis said. “At school they wereContinue Reading »
International Scholarship Presented By Minister For Training And Skills
Ellearn Savvidis earns top award for outstanding achievements as an apprentice. Third year apprentice Ellearn Savvidis has today been awarded an International Scholarship through Skilling Australia Foundation in recognition of her achievements as an apprentice. Ellearn is employed through Group Training Organisation (GTO) WPC Group, and hosted by Mercedes-Benz Melbourne Airport to undertake a CertificateContinue Reading »
‘Wages to make uni grads cry’ – Heidelberg Leader, Melbourne
VET report busts through the myths of skills and salaries GRADUATES from vocational education and training courses can earn as much or more than those with a university degree, a new report reveals. The “Perceptions are not reality” study, conducted by the not-for-profit Skilling Australia Foundation, also highlighted that VET graduates had a higher employment rateContinue Reading »
‘Youth Jobs Initiative’ – FBi Radio 94.5, Sydney NSW
The Youth Jobs Initiative is a free pre-employment program that aligns with the Vincent Fairfax Foundation’s mission of helping disadvantaged young people reach their educational and social potential. Find out more: http://saf.org.au/youth-jobs-initiative/
‘Vocational education trumping university’ – Ten News, Online
A new report has found that students graduating from vocational education and training courses can earn as much or even more than those with traditional university degrees. Skilling Australia Foundation (who provide vocational training) have released the ‘Perceptions are not reality’ study, which has outlined key factors weighing in the favour of VET training. AccordingContinue Reading »
‘Where you have to graduate from to earn the most $$$’ – Cosmopolitan, Online
By Katie Stow If you have just started, or have just applied for Uni, LOOK AWAY NOW! The following stats have the potential to give you major regret. A new report from Skilling Australia Foundation may have just proved that the highest-paid graduates are not bankers, doctors or lawyers. They are actually, TAFE students. TakeContinue Reading »
‘Vocational Graduate Opportunities on the Rise’ – ABC Radio 91.9, Central Victoria
ABC Regional Radio – 24 May 2017 Skilling Australia Foundation CEO Nicholas Wyman talks to regional ABC Radio about the newly released report, the Automotive Centre of Excellence (ACE) and Citi New Recruits. ABOUT THE REPORT: Download a copy here: https://www.saf.org.au/perceptionsarenotreality
‘Want a pay rise? TAFE could be the answer’ – NewsOnline, Online
Want a pay rise? TAFE could be the answer Australia’s highest-paid graduates aren’t bankers, doctors or lawyers – they are TAFE students. That’s the contentious finding of a new study, which claims TAFE students are employed faster and on higher wages than university graduates. On Monday, Skilling Australia Foundation released a report citing a rangeContinue Reading »
‘Vocational study can pay off- report’ – 7 News, Online
Want to earn higher wages and have good job prospects? You may be better off looking at vocational education than a university degree. New research from McCrindle, commissioned by the Skilling Australia Foundation which advocates for vocational education and training, finds that much of people’s perceptions of the sector has little basis in reality.Continue Reading »
‘TAFE graduates get a better start’, – The Australian, Online
TAFE and private college courses give workers higher starting salaries and better job prospects than do degrees, according to researchThe Australian – TAFE graduates get a better start that raises questions about the value to students of pursuing a long and increasingly expensive university education. Workers with certificates and diplomas from Australia’s vocational education andContinue Reading »
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