Working Together
Working with Employers to create opportunities for young Indigenous People delivering local jobs for local people with real outcomes on a grass roots level.
Funded by the Department of Training and Workforce Development, RCCIWA and the Broome Chamber are proud to be delivering the Working Together program. This unique delivery model ensures that the program is being delivered by locals for locals, with the advantage of being a part of a well supported regional network. This initiative is designed to connect businesses with Aboriginal students and job seekers, creating meaningful pathways through traineeships, apprenticeships, work experience and employment opportunities.
Key deliverables including the following:
- Monthly partnership meetings between BCCI and JSC
- Quarterly Rapid Recruitment sessions
- Quarterly stakeholder network meetings
- Annual careers expo to explore local career pathways
- Workshops for businesses on financial incentives to take on apprentices and trainees
Benefits to you: The Working Together program strengthens local businesses and the wider community by connecting employers with Aboriginal students and job seekers, supporting meaningful career pathways, encouraging a diverse and skilled workforce, and contributing to long-term economic and social prosperity for the region.
The jobs board is a completely free service to support employers and business owners.
Click here – Aboriginal services jobs board | Jobs and Skills WA
Looking for a career in the Kimberley? Head to the Kimberley Careers website.
For more information contact: administration@broomechamber.com.au