Tag: Naval Shipbuilding College
Government launches new shipbuilding jobs portal
The Federal Government’s Naval Shipbuilding College has teamed up with Australia’s defence industry to create an online jobs portal to make it easier for...
Naval Shipbuilding College to support over 15,000 new jobs
The Morrison Government's Naval Shipbuilding College and the South Australian Government announced today that it will support thousands of shipbuilding job opportunities for hopefuls...
Welding Training Prioritised For Naval Shipbuilding
Media Release
Welders will play a critical role in the workforce required for the Australian Government’s $90 billion continuous Naval Shipbuilding Program, resulting in the...
Historic Naval Shipbuilding Workforce Agreement
Media Release
Australia’s leading naval shipbuilding employers have signed a landmark Industry Strategic Workforce Plan that boosts Australia’s capability to continuously design, build, integrate and...
Edith Cowan University, South Metropolitan TAFE forge pathway to shipbuilding jobs for Western Australians
Edith Cowan University and South Metropolitan TAFE have partnered with the Naval Shipbuilding College to join a network of prominent education and training providers...
Australia launches Naval Shipbuilding College
Defence Minister Christopher Pyne has officially opened Australia’s transformative Naval Shipbuilding College at Osborne in South Australia.
Located at one of the country's largest defence...
Flinders University joins forces with BAE Systems to train shipbuilding force of the future
BAE Systems Australia and Flinders University have formed a strategic alliance aimed at training the shipbuilding force of the future.
BAE Systems, which is one of...
NSI selected as preferred tenderer for Australia’s Naval Shipbuilding College
The Naval Shipbuilding Institute (NSI), a joint venture between Kellogg Brown & Root and Huntington Ingalls Industries, has been selected to establish and manage...
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