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Apprentice pipeline is filling

The Naval Shipbuilding College has partnered with South Australia’s leading registered training provider PEER to discuss how apprentices can benefit from the Future Frigates, Submarines and Offshore Patrol Vessels (OPVs) programs.
07 September 2018
Naval Shipbuilding College Training Solutions Manager Nick Howie with PEER CEO Peter Nolan who were part of the panel discussion.

Around 70 industry, education and training leaders attended a recent Educators & Influencers event including school principals, teachers, and career counsellors.

 

Naval Shipbuilding College Program Director Bill Docalovich said that the emerging opportunities in the naval shipbuilding industry will be a nation building endeavour.

 

“Over the coming years, 15,000 jobs will be created within the naval shipbuilding workforce, with particular demand for roles in fabrication, welding, electrical and electronics, mechanical engineering and outfitting trades.”

 

“The diverse range of job opportunities on offer is exciting and the students who apply themselves, will have their choice of rewarding careers in the naval shipbuilding industry.”

 

The Naval Shipbuilding College is collaborating with education and training providers nationally to ensure a skilled and sustainable naval shipbuilding workforce matches future capability and demand.

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