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New Projects Being Planned and Scoped

Are you passionate about supporting future learners to gain the skills they need to succeed in your industry? Opportunities to have your say on the skills standards for a range of industry sectors will be available as part of new projects for 2021-22. We are excited about working with industry and Industry Reference Committees (IRCs) on these projects.

Project webpages will become available in upcoming weeks as each project is scoped and planned.

Agriculture, Horticulture, Conservation and Land Management

  • Ag & Horticulture Core Skills Project – view webpage
  • Composting, organic production and permaculture
  • Livestock Project
  • Job Skills for Respecting Country Project
  • Water Trading Project

Animal Care and Management

  • Trainers of Assistance Dogs Project
  • Companion Animal Incident Management Project

Food, Beverage and Pharmaceutical

  • Indigenous Food Skills Project
  • Pharmaceutical Good Manufacturing Practice Project
  • Sugar Milling Project – view webpage

Meat Processing

  • Meat Processing Skills Review Project

Forestry and Timber

  • Responding and Assisting in Bushfires Project
  • Sawmilling and Timber Processing Project

The projects were proposed in this year’s Annual Updates to the IRC Skills Forecasts and approved by the Australian Industry and Skills Council.

How to get involved

If you have experience in any of these areas and are interested in participating in the development of draft skills standards throughout the project, you have the opportunity to volunteer as a subject matter expert (SME). Please contact us if you are interested.

Details of other opportunities for broader industry to feedback will be shared through news alerts, the Skills Impact website and social media channels throughout the duration of each project. If you would like to stay informed, please subscribe to the Skills Impact Newsletter.