Add leadership and communication skills to your new trade
HVIA is one of four peak automotive industry bodies that have partnered to offer the Automotive Industry Ambassador Program for late stage apprentices and early trades people.
Reflections: Here’s to the year ahead
It is at times like these that we need to band together and be there for each other. HVIA Chief Executive Todd Hacking has written to Members reflecting on 2019-20 and outlining HVIA's year ahead.
Year in Review 2019/20
The 2019/20 year has certainly presented circumstances and a business environment that no one could have predicted, nor would have wished for. That didn't stop HVIA and its members from rising to the challenges.
Gateway to Industry Work placements Employers Guide
The Gateway to Industry Schools program is addressing the skills shortage issue by investing and creating talent pipelines in high schools.
TAFE Queensland’s free isolearn micro-credentials
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, TAFE Queensland, in conjunction with the Queensland Government, is offering a range of free education and training to support individuals, and small, medium and large businesses.
Keeping apprentices in their apprenticeship
Community Solutions, Apprentices and Trainees, have five Heavy Commercial Vehicle Apprentices available for placement with a new host employer.
Automotive skills still vital to Australia’s economy
The skillsets of automotive industry workers set to be displaced by the departure of Holden are still highly sought after in Australia.
Buchholz praises heavy vehicle ingenuity at HVIA Gala Awards
The heavy vehicle industry’s appetite for innovation was quenched at the 2019 HVIA Gala Awards Dinner held at South Brisbane’s Emporium Hotel on Friday night. Assistant Minister for Road Safety and Freight Transport Scott Buchholz MP praised the quality nominations competing for HVIA’s suite of awards.
Report shows trade studies set students up for a fruitful career
HVIA says Grattan Institute report shows the vast majority of schools are currently a bit blinkered to the opportunities available through trades and other vocational study.