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VET Industry Engagement
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Workforce Development
- VET Industry Engagement
- Registered Trade Skills Pathway
- Skilling Queenslanders for Work
- Industry Pre-Apprenticeship Program
- Tourism Disruptive Technologies Project
- Tourism & Hospitality Mature Aged Project
- Salute to Excellence Awards
- Careers in Tourism & Hospitality
- Tourism & Hospitality Best Practice Guide
- Training Framework
- Apprenticeships & Traineeships
- Student & Vocational Placement
- Work Experience & Internships
- Young Professionals Mentoring Program
Industry Intelligence
QTIC holds two VET Industry Advisory Organisation (VETIAO) Services Agreements with the Department of Employment, Small Business and Training for the provision of Industry Intelligence related to Tourism, Hospitality and Events. Services provided under the agreements include:- Consultation with industry to assess the effectiveness and suitability of the current Annual VET Investments Plan’s program outcomes for industry
- Identify and validate immediate training and skills priorities for industry and the related training packages
- Support implementation of the quality framework
- Enable established industry networks
- Provide advice from industry on VET related activity, programs and opportunities to the Department and to industry
Industry Consultations
- Report for the Department of Education and Training - Chef shortage: Industry consultation (December 2017): More than fifty participants from the hospitality industry joined us to discuss the challenges associated with attracting and retaining chefs. This report, presented to the Department of Employment, Small Business and Training, summarises the key issues and opportunities identified in through this process.
Grants and Funding Applications
Tailored and up-to-date information on funding programs is available through the our Grants Gateway, a free service for our members. Non-members can access the resource for $85 inc. GST.We can apply for funding and grants on behalf of industry and Registered Training Organisation. Please complete the documents below or contact our Workforce Development team on 07 3236 1445 or industrydevelopment@qtic.com.au