Domestic violence survivors find work, independence

16 June, 2021

The Empowering Career Options program, run by MEGT and funded by the South Australian Government, has helped women find new careers and independence after escaping abusive relationships. MEGT General Manager Chris Dale discusses the importance of providing survivors of domestic violence with these opportunities in this City Mag piece published on June 10th, 2021.

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Federal Budget a welcome skills investment

The Federal Government has announced the 2021 Budget, including extended support for apprentices and trainees. MEGT General Manager for Apprenticeship Network Provider (ANP) Paul Bennett welcomed the funding in the Mirage News, published May 12th 2021.

Mia’s call for young women to take up a trade

MEGT was privileged to facilitate the sign-up of Mia Flint as an apprentice within the family plumbing business alongside her Dad and grandfather! Mia’s called on other young female students to consider joining the trade, while MEGT’s Cassandra Horan speaks about the increasing number of job vacancies in the state in this Gold Coast Bulletin article, published on June 15th, 2021.