Forestworks
Home
About Us
  • What we do
  • Annual Reports
  • Industry Skills Council Role
  • Our structure
  • Board of Directors
  • Company Members
  • Skills and Employment Council
  • State activities
  • ForestWorks team
  • Working for ForestWorks
Training & Assessment
  • Tasmanian Forest Operator Assessment and Licensing Scheme
  • Training as an investment
  • Industry Environmental Scan
  • Skills Assessment
  • Employing an apprentice or trainee
  • Workplace literacy and the WELL Program
  • VET and Training Packages
  • Find an industry RTO
Skills Standards
  • Continuous Improvement Plan
  • Forest and Forest Products Industry Training Package (FPI05)
  • Issues Register
  • Pulp and Paper Industry Training Package (FPP01)
  • Assessment System (FIAPS)
Projects
  • Indigenous participation in the NSW Forest and Forest Products Industry
  • Forest Futures: 2009 Forest Industries Conference
  • Truss and Frame Qualification Structure
  • FPP01 Pulp and Paper Manufacturing Training Package Review
  • Skills Enhancement and Training (SET)
  • Stimulating Training Demand (Victoria)
  • Asia Pacific forestry skills and capacity building program
  • Flexible Traineeship Initiative
  • Young Forestry Leaders
  • Tree Felling Manual
  • Skill Sets
  • Skill Sets - Machine Operator
  • Chainsaw Units of Competency Update
  • Moving women in forestry
Products
  • Environmental sustainability - an industry response
  • Learner Guides
  • Climate Change Information Sheets
  • Grading Eucalypts for Log Quality
  • Chainsaw Operator's Manual
  • Submissions
Careers
  • Enterprise Based Productivity Places Program
  • About the industry
  • Careers and jobs
  • Licence to work
  • Skills development pathways
  • Productivity Places Program
  • Skills recognition
  • Build Your Skills Record
  • Log a Job!
  • Job Search
Events
  • Current Events
  • Past Events
  • Calendar
Newsletter
  • Recent Newsletters
  • Previous Newsletters
  • News

Features
Industry Skills Council Log a Job Issues Register Wood EBPPP

Noticeboard
  • Continuous Improvement Plan
  • Industry Environmental Scan
  • Have your say - Issues Register for Training Packages

About subscribing

RSS GET NEWS BY RSS
About RSS
Welcome
Welcome Image Title

An important part of the ForestWorks website is the ability to advertise vacant jobs. This enables anyone seeking a career in our industry the means to be able to view all vacant positions online and in one place.

Please contact us at ForestWorks to put your jobs on our website!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Latest News Upcoming Events
ForestWorks Skills Update January 2010, ed.1 - 19 January 2010
In this issue...ForestWorks encourages enterprises to apply for Apprentice KickStart Bonus; ForestWorks facilitates next Frame and Truss Meeting; Have your Say!; 2010 Minister’s Awards for Excellence; Government support for existing workers in Enterprise Productivity Places Program; Report shows more job seekers in work after PPP training; Melbourne University offers Forestry papers as single courses; FREE job advertising - ‘log a job!’ online! » more EU raps illegal-timber research - 19 January 2010
THE European Commission has cast doubt on research commissioned by the Federal Government that questions the need to have laws to block illegally logged timber imports. » more Report shows more job seekers in work after PPP training. - 11 January 2010
A report released by the National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER) has highlighted the success of the Australian Government’s Productivity Places Program (PPP) in helping job seekers find employment. » more Melbourne University offers Forestry papers as single subjects - 11 January 2010
With the commencement of each New Year, comes new opportunities. What better time to consider professional development and furthering your career. » more Forest Day Bulletin: a summary report of Forest Day 3. - 21 December 2009
The third Forest Day event convened in Copenhagen, Denmark, on 13 December 2009, in parallel with the UN Copenhagen Climate Change Conference. The 1600 registered Forest Day 3 participants included government negotiators, researchers, and representatives from non-governmental and indigenous peoples organizations and the private sector. » more
2010 Skills Tasmania Conference - 21 June 2010 - 22 June 2010
Conference Theme: Showcasing Workforce Development and Planning. » more World Forestry Day - 21 March 2010
World Forestry Day has been celebrated around the world for nearly 40 years to remind communities of the importance of forests and the many benefits which we gain from them. » more AVETRA Conference. VET Research: Leading and Responding in Turbulent Times. - 8 April 2010 - 9 April 2010
The 13th Annual Conference is expected to attract some 200 participants with an interest in vocational education and training (VET) – with practitioners and researchers presenting their research. This conference seeks to explore the way in which VET Research can lead or respond in turbulent times. » more
Contact us  |  Feedback  |  Privacy  |  Disclaimer
© ForestWorks Learning & Skills Development, 2007
Last Modified: 06 Mar 2008
This page: http://www.forestworks-qat.socialchange.net.au/index.html
Powered by APT Solutions
Forestworks