Ginninderry’s Spark Initiative is now enrolling for new applicants. Image: Ginninderry
The Ginninderry SPARK Training & Employment Initiative together with Neoen and the Canberra Institute of Technology proudly support training and employment initiatives for local people.
SPARK, in partnership with the Canberra Institute of Technology (RTO code: 0101), Neoen, Uniting Care Kippax, Multicultural Hub Canberra, Construction Industry Training Council, ACT Training Fund Authority and The Umbrella Collective, are delivering an innovative program focused on supporting and upskilling migrants/refugees in the Capital Region for education, training and employment pathways within the renewables sector.
Participants on this program will receive accredited training related to the construction sector as well as non-accredited training in Australian Workplace Culture, Conversational English, Bullying and Harassment Prevention. Personal and Protective Equipment (PPE) will be provided for each participant. Industry site tours and guest speakers will also be part of the program.
INFORMATION SESSION
The information session will provide individuals with advice on program content, eligibility criteria and the commitment that is required to be selected as a participant on this program.
It is mandatory that all individuals seeking to be on the program attend this session.
This is a two part session broken into:
1. An information presentation followed by;
2. A selection session for eligible participants
This program was made possible through Neoen, Canberra Institute of Technology and Ginninderry. Eligibility criteria applies.
To check your eligibility and book a place, please contact Mel on 1800 316 900 or email spark@ginninderry.com
Download the program flyer for more information.
The details
What: Renewables Pre-employment Program for Migrants and Refugees – Information Session
When: 20 August 2024, 10:30am – 12pm
Where: Room A022, Canberra Institute of Technology, Bruce campus
Cost: Free, more information can be found by downloading the program flyer
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