With the hefty price tag attached to a bachelor’s degree these days—over $57,000 at a public university and much more at private colleges[1]—you might well expect recent college graduates to emerge from their expensive educations skilled up and job-ready. Unfortunately, even the loftiest peaks of the ivory tower do not necessasarily guarantee that college grads have what it takes to become your next great hire.
At home Alex is helping dad fix up a VK Holden Tinkering in the garage with his dad has led to working on luxury cars for one lucky apprentice mechanic. Alex Perri has always watched Read more…
Two well-deserving WPC Group apprentice chefs headed off to Tokyo this year after both received the Wisenet International Learning Experience Scholarship. Wisenet funded the scholarship award, which the Skilling Australia Foundation administers. The foundation aims to Read more…
June 10, 2016 NISSMAP female apprentice Ashlee Poole has been awarded the prestigious title of Kangan Institute’s Apprentice of the Year. Ashlee who works at Wight’s Nissan at Traralgon in Victoria has shown categorically, that Read more…