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Welcome to Upskilled

Upskilled is an organisation that works with Australian businesses to improve business operation through upskilling the workforce

Upskilled staff are experts in the field of education and training. We know how to design the best training plan to deliver the best results for your business. Businesses benefit from having more highly skilled workers and the workers are rewarded with greater job satisfaction as well as nationally accredited qualifications.

By working closely with businesses we are able to identify skills gaps, design individualised training plans, arrange for industry specific experts to deliver the training and then arrange for the qualifications to be awarded to the graduates.

Business Training Solution

Government funding is available to fully/partially fund the training in many occupational areas for eligible employees. Upskilled staff have the knowledge to assist you in accessing government funding and training grants. Upskilled provides government funded courses, business courses, business training, Certificate IV in Business Administration, business management courses, sales courses, Certificate IV in Frontline Management and more.

04/01/2012 Upskilled Partners With Another Two Major Australian Universities Upskilled can now provide another two University pathway options for its graduates, adding Charles Sturt University and Edith Cowan University to the articulation agreements already signed with Griffith and Flinders University.
13/12/2011 Upskilled Signs Articulation Agreement With Griffith University Upskilled recently added to its articulation with Flinders University by signing an agreement with Griffith University which will provide any Upskilled student who completes a range of our Business and IT Diplomas with guaranteed credit transfer towards Griffith Universities Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Information Technology.
29/11/2011 Upskilled Signs Articulation Agreement With Flinders University Upskilled has signed an agreement with Flinder Uni allowing Upskilled students of selected courses to complete a 3 year degree, in 2 years - effectivley providing 1 year of credit.
09/05/2011 Upskilled sponsor of 2GB Federal Budget Night with Ross Greenwood Federal Budget Night with Ross Greenwood sponsored by Upskilled. Ross Greenwood will analyse the 2011 FEDERAL BUDGET talking to all the key players while explaining what the BUDGET means to you and your family.
15/02/2011 REGIONAL AREAS TO BENEFIT FROM PROFESSIONALTRAINING INITATIVE Upskilled is offering residents in regional Australia the chance to boost their career prospects as part of a new campaign to upskill the country’s workforce. The ‘Upskilling Australia’ campaign will provide free professional training courses to individuals in 50 different locations across Australia.
11/11/2010 Press Release - mX Brisbane Unsettled at Work Many Australians are expected to seek employment change in the new year, switching careers or seeking training to improve pay and job prospects.
07/03/2011 RURAL AUSTRALIANS DESPAIR OF CAREER PROSPECTS The promise of a ten-billion dollar package for rural Australia may have helped Julia Gillard win the vote, but according to new research released today, regional Aussies are still at a serious disadvantage when it comes to their career. In a study of 1,000 Australians, results showed that 87% of the nation believes that rural Australians do not receive the same training and on-the-job opportunities as their metropolitan counterparts.

04/01/2012

Upskilled Partners With Another Two Major Australian Universities

Upskilled can now provide another two University pathway options for its graduates, adding Charles Sturt University and Edith Cowan University to the articulation agreements already signed with Griffith and Flinders University.

13/12/2011

Upskilled Signs Articulation Agreement With Griffith University

Upskilled recently added to its articulation with Flinders University by signing an agreement with Griffith University which will provide any Upskilled student who completes a range of our Business and IT Diplomas with guaranteed credit transfer towards Griffith Universities Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Information Technology.

29/11/2011

Upskilled Signs Articulation Agreement With Flinders University

Upskilled has signed an agreement with Flinder Uni allowing Upskilled students of selected courses to complete a 3 year degree, in 2 years - effectivley providing 1 year of credit.

09/05/2011

Upskilled sponsor of 2GB Federal Budget Night with Ross Greenwood

Federal Budget Night with Ross Greenwood sponsored by Upskilled. Ross Greenwood will analyse the 2011 FEDERAL BUDGET talking to all the key players while explaining what the BUDGET means to you and your family.

15/02/2011

REGIONAL AREAS TO BENEFIT FROM PROFESSIONALTRAINING INITATIVE

Upskilled is offering residents in regional Australia the chance to boost their career prospects as part of a new campaign to upskill the country’s workforce. The ‘Upskilling Australia’ campaign will provide free professional training courses to individuals in 50 different locations across Australia.

11/11/2010

Press Release - mX Brisbane Unsettled at Work

Many Australians are expected to seek employment change in the new year, switching careers or seeking training to improve pay and job prospects.

07/03/2011

RURAL AUSTRALIANS DESPAIR OF CAREER PROSPECTS

The promise of a ten-billion dollar package for rural Australia may have helped Julia Gillard win the vote, but according to new research released today, regional Aussies are still at a serious disadvantage when it comes to their career. In a study of 1,000 Australians, results showed that 87% of the nation believes that rural Australians do not receive the same training and on-the-job opportunities as their metropolitan counterparts.