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Horticulture and Landscape Design is more than just planting a tree. It’s knowing where to position the plant in relation to the sun and the rest of the garden, how deep to dig the hole, what plants will complement the tree, and how the garden will grow and change the...

Toowoomba school-based Trainee Chloe Appo has won the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year Award at the South West Darling Downs Regional Final of the Queensland Training Awards.

MIGAS Apprentices and Trainees together with QGC, are searching for the next generation of apprentices and trainees to join QGC’s onshore natural gas business in Queensland.

Not everyone is lucky enough to connect with a job that transforms their life in more ways than one. This is exactly the effect a mechanical fitting apprenticeship had on Perth local Branten Whitten, whose career aspirations went from lacklustre to turbocharged the further he progressed through his trade.

Bengalla Mine together with recruitment partner, MIGAS Apprentices & Trainees, has kicked off the annual apprenticeship intake programme, with electrical and mechanical trades on offer.

If variety is the spice of life, then electrician James Park has it made. A typical day for the Logan resident could include anything from conducting a generator call out for Telstra to getting into the tropical spirit by refurbishing electrical and gas generators on Stradbroke Island.

Together with Hastings Deering, MIGAS Apprentices & Trainees are looking for the next generation of Engineering Apprentices and Trainees, along with Administration and Warehousing Trainees.

When Christopher Hall was undergoing his boilermaker apprenticeship with MIGAS in 2002, he couldn’t have imagined it would propel him towards a distinguished career in the built environment and engineering sectors.

We are pleased to announce that MIGAS is working with our premier Host Employer, Helweld Engineering in the search for motivated, hardworking applicants who are serious about securing a highly sought-after trade qualification.

It was a decision to follow her calling and dive into the world of business after learning the art of hairdressing that saw ambitious Brisbane teen Grace de Riecroft’s career come into its own.