It’s not just about work, it’s about finding a career for latest GEA trainees
Trainee Charmaine Bennett, 48, used to work in accounting, business administration and events management in her home country of South Africa. Through Gladstone Engineering Alliance’s Skilling Queenslanders for Work program, Charmaine hopes to be able to get back into the job market at the completion of her traineeship. Charmaine and 35 other trainees were recently employed by GEA to take part in an 18-week employment program under the Skilling Queensland for Work (SQW) – Community Work Project.
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