There is now more support than ever for visa holders and Australia residents to work in Western Australia, particularly in our regions. See current incentives available below.
Deadly opportunity for Indigenous Australians to start a hotel career
After a successful pilot program in South East Queensland, Accor’s Indigenous Hotel Traineeship is expanding to become a national program in 2025 and will be offered in Western Australia for the first time. This year’s intake begins in February, but applications are closing next week, so jump to it!
Why it’s time to hire an apprentice
Being an apprentice is a great opportunity to build a rewarding career in hospitality. But it’s beneficial for employers, too, and there are many schemes and resources available which have been designed to help businesses get on board. Find out what you can do to make this a win-win situation for all.
Empowering Aboriginal youth in Western Australia’s tourism industry
A new pilot program is inspiring Aboriginal youth to explore exciting career paths in tourism and hospitality. The Western Australian Indigenous Tourism Operators Council now plans to extend the initiative across the regions
Elevate your career with a mentor
Joining a Mentor Circle is a great way to advance your career. The Women in Tourism and Hospitality (WITH) program pairs emerging female leaders with accomplished mentors who offer invaluable guidance and support. Find out how it could help you…
Fee free training to help women into the workforce
Learning has never been easier or more accessible with fee free training now available through TAFE in 2024. The Certificate I in New Opportunities for Women (NOW) is a program specifically for women — especially those who have been out of paid employment for a while or are thinking about going into study.
Pensioners to receive $4,000 boost to remain in the workforce
This boost, announced in last October’s Federal Budget, will see the income cap lifted from $7,800 to $11,800 for eligible pensioners before their pension is reduced. The Work Bonus currently entitles those working yet receiving the full pension to earn an extra $300 per fortnight without impacting pension entitlements. The changes