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Transitioned Strategies
Skills Formation Strategies are intended to provide industries and communities with a framework to support long-term workforce planning and development. Following a project’s funding period, ownership of the network and its strategies are transitioned to the relevant industries and communities to allow for their long-term implementation.
You can view information about the strategies, including reports submitted throughout the life of the project.
All Transitioned Strategies
- Aged Care-Toowoomba
- Agribusiness Mackay-Whitsunday
- Agriculture-Inland Burnett
- Aquaculture
- Atherton Tablelands
- Aviation
- Biotechnology
- Child Care
- Child Protection
- Coal Seam Gas-Liquefied Natural Gas
- Community Mental Health
- Environmental Technologies and Services
- Fibre Composites
- Film, TV and Digital Content
- Health (including Indigenous health)
- Heavy Vehicle Repair
- Horticulture-Bundaberg Region
- Local Government
- Manufacturing Brisbane South
- Manufacturing and Engineering (Gladstone Region)
- Mining-Automation
- Mining-Bowen Basin
- Outback Tourism
- Printing Industry-Digital Technology
- Redcliffe-Dakabin Corridor
- Retail - Mackay
- Seafood-Moreton Bay, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast
- Sport, Fitness and Recreation
- Sustainable Energy
- Tourism - Fraser Coast
- Tourism Regional-Sunshine Coast
- Tourism Regional-Whitsundays
- Transport-Logistics
- Water
- Western Downs Community
- Wine
This page was last updated at 02-October-2012