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EMPLOYMENT Pathways to Vocational Development in New Migrant Communities

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Page 1: EMPLOYMENT Pathways to Vocational Development in New Migrant Communities

EMPLOYMENTPathways to Vocational Development in New Migrant Communities

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3 Target Vocations

Agriculture Nursing Care / Aged Care Hospitality

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Program Partners Salvation Army STARTTS TAFE NSW

Additional Target Partners Rotary Australia National Farmers Federation Australian Corporate enterprises

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AgricultureAustralian farming in crisis

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State of Australian Farming

40% reduction in farmers since 2000, 270,000 farmers

left, 50% reach 65 by 2018

100,000 full-time farm workers needed, likely to

reach 200,000 in 10 years

Only 8 agriculture education providers, down from 23

in 1980’s

70% increase in global food demand by 2050

(UN Forecast)

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Agricultural LabourAn opportunity

Tailored skills training program through TAFE

Intensive OH&S Training and Assessment

All programs will use bi-lingual trainers to improve

outcomes

Ongoing training during off-season, including Cert II and III

Agriculture courses in partnership with TAFE NSW

Long-term focus building careers in farming

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NursingA lack of resources

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NursingResources Needed

Australia needs 80,000-145,000 new

nurses by 2025 to meet its ageing

population

Partnership with TAFE NSW will offer

CERT II & III, plus intensive practical skills

training

Development of community care agency

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HospitalityA flexible option

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HospitalityFlexible Options

Australia needs 36,000 hospitality workers

urgently

Looking to attract additional 56,000 immigrants with

hospitality skills into Australia by 2015 on 457 visas.

Partnership with TAFE NSW to build CERT II and III

courses in hospitality, plus intensive skills training

course for new migrants with food skills.

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The Solution?New migrants are the solution to Australia’s long-term employment needs

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Subsidy to support workers

$6 per hour subsidy for 30-40 weeks/yr., 2 consecutive years.

Total subsidy cost $15,000

Substantial income tax generated reduces costs

Total government saving of 69%-85% over 2 years versus

government benefits

Assets of $20,000+ for workers after living expenses deducted

Work experience, references and career choices for new

migrants

A WIN-WIN for Everyone

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Labour Hire Agency

Protects rights of workers and ensures they receive full

award wages and training

Protects safety of workers through an OH&S

assessment of all worksites.

Partners with corporates to develop career pathways

for its staff

Provides interest-free loans to staff to fund training and

assessment

30% of profits reinvested back into community programs

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What next? Develop employment & training subsidy programs

with State & Federal Governments

Build partnership with Rotary Australia and NFF to

champion employment in agricultural communities

Build partnerships with Private hospital sector and

health & aged care providers

Establish office in Western Sydney, build labour hire

agency & OH&S platform

Formalize training programs with TAFE