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MIGAS Apprentices and Trainees has today launched its first Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), strengthening its commitment to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Bengalla Mining Company, together with Apprenticeship specialists MIGAS, has today opened applications for their 2018 apprenticeship program with Electrical and Mechanical trades on offer. Local Muswellbrook and Upper Hunter Shire residents looking for a long-term career in the mining industry are encouraged to apply.

Cameron Cowan may only be 18 but he’s hitting his stride in his second year as an Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration apprentice with Engie.

At MIGAS we are passionate about helping more young people find a meaningful and rewarding career in skilled trades. That’s why we’ve invested in our HeadStart Program for year 12 students in Brisbane.Now in its third year, we are pleased to welcome more students to the Program than ever before.The...

So, you’ve landed a job interview – that’s great! Nervous? There’s no need to be. Think of it as just another conversation with someone who’s looking forward to meeting you. Whether you're interviewing for a Boilermaker Apprenticeship, a Coal Mining or Business Administration Traineeship, we know just how important it...

MIGAS Apprentices and Trainees has today announced the appointment of Craig Westwood as its new Chief Executive Officer. Mr Westwood brings to MIGAS decades of experience in the VET sector. MIGAS Chairman Bruce White described Mr Westwood’s knowledge of the industry as a great asset along with strong stakeholder relationships built over many years.

This shining star was snapped up by a savvy customer who saw the potential for Jack Durand to flourish in an electrical apprenticeship, and the future has never looked brighter.

Ever heard of a Heavy Vehicle Body Builder Apprenticeship? Well, it has nothing to do with Terry Crews and even less to do with the Terminator.

The first intake of QGC’s apprentices and trainees in the Pathways Program has hit the ground running since taking up their new roles across the upstream business in January.

A career pathway in the metal and engineering trade offers a wide range of specialisation opportunities that are hands-on, hardy and often a bit greasy. Above all this trade requires determination and grit to deliver highly accurate work in varied and often extreme working environments.