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CommunitySkills WA is an advisory and research organisation that provides advice on VET and workforce development needs for the community services, health and education industries.
Chair: Dr Sheralee Tamaliunas, Director, Workforce and Employment, Department of Health
Executive Director: Caroline Thompson
T: 08 9445 1511
Unit 1, 172 Main Street Osborne Park
P: PO Box 1738 Osborne Park DC 6017
W: cswa.org.au
E: communityskills@cswa.org.au
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The Construction Training Fund aims to improve the quality of training and to increase the number of skilled workers in the building and construction industry.
Chair: Reg Howard-Smith, Building and Construction Industry Training Fund
Director Skills Development: Rob Berryman
T: 08 9244 0100
104 Belgravia St Belmont WA 6104
P: PO Box 303 Cloverdale WA 6985
W: https://ctf.wa.gov.au/
E: inquiries@ctf.wa.gov.au
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The Financial, Administrative and Professional Services Training Council Inc. works with industry to foster quality and industry specific training, a skilled and flexible workforce and effective representation on training-related matters.
Chair: Brian Lee, General Manager Security and Surveillance, Crown Perth
Deputy Chair: Dr Shaun Ridley, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Australian Institute of Management WA
Chief Executive Officer: Allan Jones
T: 08 9328 6372
Unit 3/1 Sangiorgio Court, Osborne Park WA 6017
P: PO Box 1497 Osborne Park DC WA 6916
W: fapstc.org.au
E: info@fapstc.org.au
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The Food, Fibre and Timber Industries Training Council promotes training to industry, supports innovation and workforce development.
Chair: Carlo Gosatti, Director, Transitional Storage and Logistics and Inglewood Products Group; Chair, Australian Furniture Association Inc.
Vice Chair: Cheryl Stinson, representing Food & Beverage Sector
Chief Executive Officer: Kay Gerard
T: 08 9361 2800
Unit 6, 800 Albany Highway East Victoria Park WA 6101
P: PO Box 1499, East Victoria Park WA 6981
W: fftitrainingcouncil.com.au
E: admin@fftitc.com.au
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FutureNow brings together industry leaders, training organisations and action groups to make recommendations to the State Training Board regarding workforce development strategies for Western Australia.
FutureNow contact details
A/Chair: Jane King, General Manager, John Curtin Gallery
Chief Executive Officer: Julie Hobbs
T: 08 9285 8555
22 Mumford Place Balcatta WA 6021
W: futurenow.org.au
E: info@futurenow.org.au
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The Logistics and Defence Skills Council is the peak advisory body for skills development and training in Western Australia for the transport, logistics, wholesale and defence industries.
Chair: Cathi Andrews, Director Payne Haulage
Vice Chair: Brian Appleby, Executive Director/People & Organisation Development, Public Transport Authority
Chief Executive Officer: Jillian Dielesen
T: 08 9388 8781
22 Mumford Plan Balcatta
W: logisticstc.asn.au
E: logisticstc@logisticstc.asn.au
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The Resources Industry Training Council is a joint venture between the Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association Ltd (APPEA) and the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia (CMEWA).
Chair: Louise Bonser, Cross-Asset Training and Competency Co-ordinator Australian Business Unit – Operations Services, Chevron Australia (APPEA nominee)
Manager: Amanda Hamilton
T: 08 9220 8538
Level 10, 2 Mill Street Perth WA 6000
P: Locked Bag N984 Perth WA 6844
W: ritcwa.com.au
E: a.hamilton@cmewa.com
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The Utilities, Engineering, Electrical and Automotive Training Council provides strategic advice to the State Training Board and the Department of Training and Workforce Development regarding industry training issues relating to utilities, engineering, electrical and automotive industries.
Chair: Steve McCartney, State Secretary, AMWU
Chief Executive Officer: Jason Cullen
T: 08 6142 2567
Unit 9/5 Hasler Road Osborne Park WA 6017
P: PO Box 1057 Osborne Park DC 6916
W: ueea.org.au
E: jason.cullen@ueea.org.au
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The Retail and Personal Services Skills Advisory Council is in the process of winding up. The State Training Board is considering how the training council network will cover the Retail, Community Pharmacy, Hairdressing, Floristry, Beauty Therapy and Funeral services industry sectors. This webpage will be updated once new arrangements are finalised.
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