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Practical Learning for Sustainable Employment

Traditional classroom learning is not a success for everyone and for a number of early school leavers, the highly successful Get Set for Work program is providing an alternative education program which is assisting them to make the transition from school to work, or to further learning. More Information

Students Learn to 'Think the Drink'

70 Year 12 students took their first steps on 25 June to increasing their awareness about alcohol when they undertook Responsible Service of Alcohol training at Goondiwindi Training and Technology. The training is part of the novel and interactive �Think the Drink� program which has proven to be a successful strategy in helping future consumers make more informed decisions about their responsibilities and behaviours when consuming alcohol. More Information

Careers Exposed at GTT

In a first for Goondiwindi, 200 Year 9 and 10 students from Goondiwindi State High School and Boggabilla Central School were treated to an interactive and hands-on careers expo on Wednesday 24 June. Twelve exhibitors from a range of industries descended on Goondiwindi Training and Technology to take part in the Border Rivers Careers Expo providing participants with a fabulous opportunity to explore a myriad of training, recruitment and trade opportunities without leaving town. More Information

Local Community Partnerships E-Newsletter

Goondiwindi Training and Technology writes a monthly Local Community Partnerships e-newsletter which we send out to schools, career guidance personnel and industry stakeholders in our LCP region. The newsletter contains updated information on career and training opportunities relevant to the region. If you are interested in receiving the e-newsletter monthly, subscribe here. To view our latest e-newsletter, download here.

Local Community Partnerships Parent Newsletter

For parents of young people aged 13 to 19 who are at school in our LCP region, GTT provides a quarterly newsletter providing information on the latest career opportunities and trends affecting young people. To view a copy of the latest version download here. More Information