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Skills Enhancement and Training (SET)
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Stimulating Training Demand (Victoria)
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Asia Pacific forestry skills and capacity building program
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Young Forestry Leaders
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Moving women in forestry

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Indigenous participation in the NSW Forest and Forest Products Industry
Working together to encourage indigenous participation in the Forest and Forest Products Industry in NSW. » more
Gumatj Forest Project
ForestWorks assists Gumatj Corporation's Yolngu Forestry project in northeast Arnhem Land » more
Workers Assistance Programs
For 10 years ForestWorks has assisted retrenched workers through our Workers Assistace Programs » more
FPP10 Pulp and Paper Manufacturing Training Package Review
FPP10 Pulp and Paper Manufacturing Training Package is currently under review. » more
Skills Enhancement and Training (SET)
The SET Project has been a four year research and development program to enhance skills and training, and develop career pathways in the forest, wood, paper and timber products industry. The SET Project was undertaken with financial support provided by the Federal Government through the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations and is now concluded. » more
Stimulating Training Demand (Victoria)
The project is aiming to stimulate training demand within currently thin markets. It will assist industry enterprises to encourage participation by their employees in higher qualifications and encourage ongoing commitment between industry and RTOs, commensurate with the Victorian demand-driven system. » more
Asia Pacific forestry skills and capacity building program
The Asia Pacific forestry skills and capacity building program is a program that will assist countries in the Asia Pacific region to increase their forest management expertise and improve the carbon sequestration performance of their forests and is funded by the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (Forestry Branch). » more
Flexible Traineeship Initiative
As part of the Industry Training Strategies Program funded by the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations, ForestWorks has secured funding to develop flexible training and apprentice delivery models for the forest, wood, paper and timber products industry. » more
Young Forestry Leaders
In 2008, ForestWorks facilitated an intensive industry induction experience for 18 Year 9 and 10 students from five Tasmanian High Schools. » more
Skill Sets
Increasingly, individuals are finding that it is a job requirement to possess specific sets of skills to meet industry standards or regulatory and legislative requirements. » more
Moving women in forestry
The project, ‘Moving women into forestry’ provided a valuable opportunity to meet with women in two of the seven sectors representing the forest, wood, paper and timber products industry (in sawmilling and processing and wood panel/board production and manufacturing). » more
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