It highlights the skilled and high-tech priority jobs that will be generated throughout the national Naval Shipbuilding Enterprise and maps out how Australians can upskill to become job-ready. The STEMulation trial also provided students with advise on how to get involved in STEM careers more generally which will help drive the Australian economy.
Dr Scott Sleap SISP program Leader also attended the Naval Shipbuilding College’s National Skilling Breakfast where Assistant Minister for Vocational Education, Training and Apprenticeships Steve Irons was the keynote speaker. He was joined by the College’s Chief Executive Ian Irving, to address leaders from Defence, defence industry, government, education and training providers on the issue of ‘Skilling Our Naval Shipbuilding Workforce’.