Priority Hiring Incentive Payment Extended
HVIA members are reminded that the Australian Government’s 2025 Priority List and Australian Apprentice Training Support and Priority Hiring Incentive Payment has been extended by six months until December 31, 2025.
HVIA Calls For Review Of Training Package
HVIA has called for a review of the Automotive Retail, Service and Repair Training Package which is central to shaping the future of the heavy vehicle industry workforce.
Financial Support For Apprentices
As the end of the financial year draws near, it’s important to spotlight a challenge many apprentices face—covering day-to-day living expenses, which can be tough while juggling work and training.
Workshop Drives Change In Auto Skills
South Metropolitan TAFE recently hosted a valuable workshop in collaboration with HVIA and key industry stakeholders to shine a spotlight on the challenges facing the automotive manufacturing sector in WA.
HVIA, South Metro TAFE Partner On Event
HVIA is partnering with South Metropolitan TAFE to host an Industry Information Session aimed at gaining deeper insights into Western Australia’s automotive manufacturing sector and advocating for its inclusion in the State’s ‘Lower Fees, Local Skills’ program.
HVIA, VSA Discuss Workforce Challenges
HVIA recently met with the Victorian Skills Authority (VSA), whose role includes gathering industry data, identifying current and emerging skills shortages in the state’s workforce, and working with stakeholders to develop strategies to bridge these gaps.
Have Your Say on Workforce Planning
HVIA members are urged to provide feedback on the annual workforce plans being released by Jobs and Skills Councils set up by the Federal Government to provide industry with a stronger, more strategic voice in ensuring Australia’s VET sector delivers better outcomes for learners and employers.
HVIA Attend The Industry School Rookies Challenge
HVIA’s National Manager – Skills, Training and Workforce Development, Michael Rose, attended The Industry School’s Rookies Challenge on Friday.
Call for Balanced Approach to Apprentice Funding
HVIA has expressed concern over the Federal Government’s $10,000 residential construction apprenticeship bonus scheme, arguing for a more balanced and strategic approach to apprenticeship funding across all sectors to address Australia’s critical skills shortage.
T&L Women’s Leadership Scholarships
Partial scholarships are now available for women in the transport and logistics industry to undertake one of four leadership and workplace skill development programs.
HVIA Build Workforce Development Data
HVIA is looking to build a dedicated data set for the heavy vehicle industry to help guide our efforts in training and workforce development.
HVIA Address Future Skills Council
HVIA recently participated in the annual Hastings Deering Future Skills Council, an event that brings together leadership from various divisions within the organisation to address workforce development and innovation.