Welcome
Welcome to the SA Health & Community Services Skills Board.
SA Health & Community Services Skills Board is an independent, not for profit organisation. We are one of nine Industry Skills Boards in SA and are funded predominantly by the South Australian Government. Our board of management includes employer and employee representatives from the industries we serve.
We provide informaton and advice on workforce development in the health and community services; we advocate for the workforce needs of industry and work collaboratively with industry bodies, employers, government and the education and training sectors to achieve our aims.
At the SA Health & Community Services Skills Board, we are determined to make a significant contribution to health and community services in South Australia through providing information, representation, advocacy and support. We see our role as being to act as a facilitator, catalyst and bridge between the health and community services industries, the government, the vocational education and training system and the community.
What's New
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The second round of funding for the Productivity Places Program for Existing workers is now open and is due to close on Wednesday 5 August 2009.
The SA Health & Community Services Skills Board will once again be providing letters of support to proponents where applicable. To request a letter of support please foward a copy of your application to the CE, Alison Arblaster at:
alison@sahcssb.com.au or
100 Wright Street, Adelaide, SA 5000 or
Fax 08 8124 5757.
For further information about the PPP process, to access the Priority Occupations Productivity Places list, and to download application documents please visit the DFEEST website.
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2nd July 2009 |
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To help demystify the changes to the Community Services Training Package CHC08 the SAHCSSB is holding a seminar on 30 June 2009
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29th April 2009 |
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Nominations are now open for the South Australian Training Awards 2009.
The Awards are the peak state awards for vocational education and training (VET).
Click here to download nomination forms and to access further information about key dates, award workshops, eligibility criteria and much more.
The closing date for nominations is 29 May 2009
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25th March 2009 |
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