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You don’t need to have all the answers. Sometimes you just need to ask. We spend a lot of time with the people we work with. You notice when your mate who is normally cracking jokes goes quiet. When someone’s not quite themselves. Or when they just seem to be having a rough run. You… Continue reading R U OK? – A Quick Check-In Can Mean a Lot

That thing you are learning today? It could take you further than you think. It’s National Skills Week, and this year’s theme is “Life Changing.” Sounds pretty big, but when you think about it, that is exactly what an apprenticeship or traineeship can be. You are not just working towards a qualification. You are building… Continue reading National Skills Week: Skills That Change Things

Take a minute… you have probably come further than you think. It is easy to focus on what you don’t know yet, but have you stopped to think about everything you have learned since starting your apprenticeship or traineeship? The tasks that once felt new are becoming part of your everyday routine. The questions you… Continue reading Progress Check

This year’s NAIDOC Week celebrates 50 Years of Deadly, recognising five decades of celebrating the history, culture, achievements and strength of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. It is also a great reminder that every generation helps shape the future. Whether you are just starting your apprenticeship or are well into your training, every skill… Continue reading NAIDOC Week: Celebrating 50 Years of Deadly Achievements, Culture and Community

Tax time is almost here, and if you’ve been keeping your receipts and records, you’re already ahead of the game. No, it’s not the most exciting time of year, but it is about making sure you’re prepared. Mentor Tip: Don’t Rely on Your Mates for Tax Advice We’ve all heard it: “My mate reckons you… Continue reading Tax Time made simple – Part 2

Tax time is coming and future you will thank you for getting organised now. Tax time is just around the corner and, while it might not be the most exciting thing on your to do list, a little preparation now can make things much easier later. The good news? You don’t need to be a… Continue reading Tax Time Made Simple – Part 1

National Reconciliation Week (27 May to 3 June) is a time to reflect on our shared history and the importance of respect, understanding and working together. In the workplace, that can be as simple as: Listening and learning from each other Showing respect in everyday interactions Being open to different perspectives Small actions, every day,… Continue reading Reconciliation Week: More Than a Moment, It’s How We Work Together

Look at you go! You might not think about it much, but you have already come a long way this year. What felt new, confusing, or a bit overwhelming at the start is starting to feel a whole lot more normal now. Sound familiar? Someone on site says, “Can you grab that and get started?”… Continue reading Weekly Skills Check-In

ANZAC Day has just passed, a time to reflect on the service and sacrifice of those who have served, and on the values of courage, resilience, and mateship. It’s a moment that means a lot to many Australians, both on the day and beyond. Lest we forget. Time for a quick recap? In our last… Continue reading Anzac Day – Lest We Forget

Things are getting pricey… let’s keep you on track You’re probably feeling it already — fuel, food, everyday stuff… it’s all creeping up. There’s a lot going on globally that’s pushing prices higher. You can’t control that — but there are a few things you can control to stay on top of your money. Mentor… Continue reading Money Reset: Where is it Going?