✨Jobs Queensland wishes all our followers a safe and happy festive season, and a restful break! ✨ Our office will be closed from 25 December 2024 and will re-open on 2 January 2025. We look forward to continuing to work with you all in 2025! 🎉 #JobsQueensland #FutureWork #FutureSkills #FutureQueensland
Jobs Queensland
Public Policy Offices
Ipswich, Queensland 4,010 followers
Providing strategic advice to the Queensland Government on future skills and workforce needs.
About us
Jobs Queensland was created to provide the insight and intelligence needed to help foster a skilled and productive workforce for Queensland, now and for the future; a workforce designed to meet the future needs of a growing, modern economy. To do this, Jobs Queensland brings together industry, industry associations and peak bodies, unions, employers, regions and communities to: provide strategic advice on workforce planning and development initiatives to achieve future skills and workforce needs; help government prioritise its investment in vocational education and training (VET); and build on the role of apprenticeships and traineeships as a key pathway to employment and a skilled workforce. Jobs Queensland also undertakes research to support this work and engages, collaborates and promotes these activities to ensure there is awareness across industry, government, regions and the broader community.
- Website
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https://jobsqueensland.qld.gov.au/
External link for Jobs Queensland
- Industry
- Public Policy Offices
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Ipswich, Queensland
- Type
- Government Agency
- Founded
- 2016
Locations
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Primary
117 Brisbane St
Ipswich, Queensland 4305, AU
Employees at Jobs Queensland
Updates
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Discover brand-new employment projections for Queensland! 🔑 Key takeaways 💡 Our Anticipating Future Skills data projects employment growth across urban, regional and remote Queensland between 2023–24 and 2027–28. More than 70% of additional jobs are projected to be in four industries: - Health care and social assistance - Public administration and safety - Professional, scientific and technical services - Education and training. The top five regions for employment growth are projected to be: - Sunshine Coast - Logan-Beaudesert - Moreton Bay - Gold Coast - Brisbane. Queensland’s workforce will also be more skilled than ever, with over 2.2 million working Queenslanders (72%) holding a Certificate III or above as their highest qualification. ✨ Discover more 🌟: https://lnkd.in/gyzx8g3s #JobsQueensland #FutureSkills #FutureWork #FutureQueensland #AnticipatingFutureSkills #data #employmentprojections #QueenslandJobs
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During Jobs Queensland's engagement in the Toowoomba region, our board members visited McLean Farms - a 3,650 hectare farm which is paving the way for large-scale ethical egg production. JQ was treated to a tour of the grading and packing floor which utilises a fully automated process to ensure both caged and free range-eggs remain untouched by human hands throughout the process, from chicken to consumer. The visit allowed the team to gain insight around immediate and long-term workforce needs of the farming industry in Toowoomba, while also observing best practices, sustainability measures and environmentally friendly farming techniques. To find out more about Jobs Queensland's work, visit: https://lnkd.in/gMuP3-iP #JobsQueensland #McLeanFarms #Toowoomba #farming #skills #training #innovation Jim Varghese, AM Danielle Carey
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Jobs Queensland was proud to attend the Australian Training Awards last Friday in Canberra. 🌟 As long-standing event sponsor of the Queensland Training Awards regional finals, it was a privilege to be able to celebrate all those who made it to the national awards. Congratulations to all the winners and finalists – what a fantastic celebration of talent from the vocational education and training sector from across the country. #JobsQueensland #ATA2024 #VET #training #awards #QTA2024 Kate Venables Jim Varghese, AM Kipley Nink, PhD
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The Jobs Queensland board recently visited the TAFE Queensland Toowoomba campus to learn about their innovative Horitculture Learning Hub. The hub is utilising state-of-the-art equipment to enhance TAFE's training programs, with the end goal of addressing skills shortages in the region. The board members had a turn of the Virtual Reality headsets which assist students with onsite practical training, such as chain sawing. The time spent on campus allowed JQ to better understand how TAFE programs are incorporating innovative practices and technologies into their training to aid future skills needs. To find out more about JQ's work, visit: https://lnkd.in/gMuP3-iP #JobsQueensland #TAFEQld #skills #training #horticulture #learning #VET Jim Varghese, AM Danielle Carey Kate Venables Trent Young Walter Kuhn
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Queenslanders from across the state plan their future workforce ✔️ Over 85 people joined us this week to learn how to develop a workforce plan for their region. Hailing from Wujal Wujal to Goondiwindi, they discovered the fundamentals of workforce planning and networked with peers experiencing similar workforce challenges and opportunities. As the first of its kind, this course was developed in partnership with the University of the Sunshine Coast and Local Government Association of Queensland. It’s funded by Jobs Queensland and powered by the Queensland Workforce Strategy. Discover more: http://unisc.edu.au/wpr #JobsQueensland #GrowYourOwn #QldWorkforceStrategy
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🌟 Hospitality on the Horizon 🌟 Queensland's hospitality industry is set for a shift with major events like the 2032 Olympic Games and new entertainment and lifestyle precincts like Queens Wharf positioning the state as a premier tourism, leisure and entertainment destination. As a result, the demand on the hospitality industry is high - driving the need for more and better-skilled workers. Significant opportunities exist for attracting and retaining the right talent, and implementing the right skilling and training strategies now will help the industry grow its workforce. Jobs Queensland is proud to release an environmental scan in partnership with Queensland Hotels Association to provide a point-in-time foundational reference that will guide potential workforce planning activities to ensure the sustainable growth and development of the hospitality sector in Queensland. To read the e-scan, visit: https://ow.ly/pzrr50TSgYJ #JobsQueensland #QueenslandHotelsAssociation #HospitalityIndustry #WorkforcePlanning
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🚀 Brisbane Valley Rail Trail Workforce Empowerment Initiative 🚲 Congratulations Queensland Country Tourism on receiving Grow Your Own (GYO) Round 3 funding! Along the breadth of the 161-kilometre Brisbane Valley Rail Trail (BVRT), there is need for a dedicated workforce plan to address critical shortages and support the growth of the local tourism industry. The trail attracts a diverse visitor base including families, fitness enthusiasts, retirees and agritourism seekers, which has created high demand for skilled workers in accommodation, food services, retail, trail maintenance and specialty tourism services. This project aims to address the ongoing recruitment and retention challenges including, high turnover rates in tourism-related jobs, alongside growing demand for soft skills, digital marketing expertise and business acumen. To learn more about the project, visit: https://ow.ly/aRjV50U9BJU GYO is funded by Jobs Queensland and powered by the Queensland Government’s Queensland Workforce Strategy 2022–2032. #JobsQueensland #QldWorkforceStrategy #GYO
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Jobs Queensland recently presented on megatrends and their impact on regional workforces at Local Government Association of Queensland Workforce Strategy and Planning Forum. This was an opportunity to highlight outcomes of our partnership with LGAQ and our ongoing commitment to support regions grow through building skills and capabilities at a local level. #JobsQueensland #WorkforcePlanning #RegionsRock #Futureskills #FutureWork #FutureQueensland
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📢 Maranoa Region set to benefit from new Workforce Development Plan 🎉 Congratulations to Roma Commerce and Tourism for receiving Grow Your Own (GYO) Round 3 funding! The Maranoa region, despite its small population of 13,255, boasts a surplus of job opportunities, with 8,458 local jobs spread across 2615 registered businesses. To capitalise on these opportunities, this project aims to provide economic stability and a pathway forward for the region's key growth sectors such as Agriculture, Resources & Support Services, Health & Community Services and Retail, to address workforce shortages and skill gaps. To find out more about the project, visit: https://ow.ly/zG3B50TBSV3 Funded by Jobs Queensland and powered by the Queensland Government’s Queensland Workforce Strategy 2022–2032. #JobsQueensland #QldWorkforceStrategy #GYO