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The State Training Plan 2018–2021

The WA State Training Plan 2022–23

Section 21(1)(a) of the Vocational Education and Training Act 1996 requires the State Training Board to provide a State Training Plan for the Minister’s approval. The plan is a key strategic document that sets out the training needs of the State’s industries and how those needs should be met by State Government investment in vocational education and training.

The Minister for Education and Training endorsed the State Training Plan 2022-23 in January 2022 to guide the State Government’s investment in VET over the next two years. 

Led by the industry-backed State Training Board, the plan outlines eight priorities to guide a well-funded, responsive and innovative VET sector that supports the strategic development of the State's industries and the economy. 

The State Training Plan 2022-23 can be downloaded here.

 

 

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    Priorities identified in the State Training Plan 2022–23

    State Training Plan 2022-23 Priorities

    The priorities identified for the State Training Plan 2022-23 are as follows. Download a copy of the Plan's priorities here.

    Priority 1 - Promote skills to support WA's economic growth and diversification. 

    Priority 2 - Raise the profile of VET across industry and the school system.

    Priority 3 - Grow the proportion of young people who are engaged in VET. 

    Priority 4 - Maximise participation in vocational education and training.

    Priority 5 - Focus on regional training solutions.

    Priority 6 - Support employment based pathways.

    Priority 7 - Develop skills to meet the growing demand of WA's social assistance and allied health workforce. 

    Priority 8 - Enhance links between WA's industries and the VET sector. 

     

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    Page last updated February 25, 2022