ClosedNon-Profit

Community Work Skills

DTET · Australia

Funds community-based organisations to deliver tailored support and assistance to participants to help them gain nationally recognised skills and qualifications. Supported activities include career advice, job preparation skills, foundation skills and individual case management.

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Location

Queensland

Who Can Apply

• Must be a not-for-profit community-based organisation
Applicants must be not-for-profit community-based organisations.

What's Funded

Delivery of tailored support and assistance to participants, including career advice, job preparation skills, foundation skills, individual case management, and training leading to nationally recognised skills and qualifications.

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Expected Outcomes

Participants gain nationally recognised skills and qualifications and receive support to improve job readiness and employment outcomes.

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Key Information

Applicant Types

non_profit

Stage

any

Funding Purposes

trainingemploymentcommunity

Keywords

Skilling Queenslanders for Workcommunity work skillstrainingemploymentcareer advicejob preparationfoundation skillscase management

Official Grant Page

DTET

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the Community Work Skills?

The Community Work Skills is a non-profit grant offered by DTET in Australia. Funds community-based organisations to deliver tailored support and assistance to participants to help them gain nationally recognised skills and qualifications. Supported activities include career advice, job preparation skills, foundation skills and individual case management.
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Who is eligible for the Community Work Skills?

  • Must be a not-for-profit community-based organisation
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What activities are funded?

Delivery of tailored support and assistance to participants, including career advice, job preparation skills, foundation skills, individual case management, and training leading to nationally recognised skills and qualifications.
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