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Industry Skills Boards
The competitiveness and productivity of every organisation is highly dependent on it having access to the skills it needs – today and in the future. Industry Skills Boards (ISBs) form one of the ways the Government works with industry to develop industry specific workforce planning, identify workforce trends and emerging skill needs, and consider and address issues relating to career advice and the attraction and retention of a skilled workforce. The formal roles of Industry Skills Councils involve:
- providing integrated industry intelligence and advice to Skills Australia , government and enterprises on workforce development and skills needs
- actively supporting the development, implementation and continuous improvement of high quality training and workforce development products and services including training packages
- providing independent skills and training advice to enterprises, including matching identified training needs with appropriate training solutions; working with enterprises, employment service providers, Registered Training Organisations and government to allocate training places under the productivity places program
- engaging with State and Territory Governments, State and Territory industry advisory bodies and peak representative bodies in their area of industry coverage.
Links to National Industry Skills Boards
http://www.isc.org.au/
Agrifood Skills
http://www.agrifoodskills.net.au/
Construction and Property Service Industry Skills Council
http://www.cpsisc.com.au/
Community Services and Health Industry Skills Council
https://www.cshisc.com.au/index.php
Resources and Infrastructure Skills Council
http://www.skillsdmc.com.au/
Government Skills
http://www.governmentskills.com.au/
Manufacturing Skills Australia
http://www.mskills.com.au/
Transport and Logistics
http://www.tlisc.com.au/
Innovative and Business Skills Australia
http://www.ibsa.org.au/
Service Skills Australia
http://www.serviceskills.com.au/
Forest Works - forest, wood, paper and timber
http://www.forestworks.com.au/
At a State Level
In South Australia we have a network of nine Industry Skills Boards. Their role is to:
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Influence government policy by providing industry advice on industry priorities for workforce development.
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Provide industry advice on workforce and skills requirements to influence education and training systems and pathways.
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Assist with training package and accredited training course development, review and endorsement to meet South Australia’s training needs.
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Promote and support the adoption of best practice workforce development strategies and workforce planning by industry.
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Propose, broker and manage workforce development programs to industry.
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Promote the advantages gained from education, recognised training and lifelong learning.
Links to South Australia's Industry Skills Boards
Business Services Industry Skills Board SA Inc
http://www.bsisb.com.au/
Construction Industry Training Board
http://www.citb.org.au/
Electrical, Electrotechnology, Energy and Water Skills Board Inc
http://www.ewsb.com.au/
Food, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Skills Advisory Council Inc
http://www.fthskillscouncil.com.au/
Manufacturing Industry Skills AdvisoryCouncil SA Inc
http://www.misac.com.au/
Primary Industries Skills Council SA Inc
http://www.pisc.org.au/
SA Health and Community Services Skills Board Inc
http://www.sahcssb.com.au/
Services Skills Industry Alliance Inc
http://www.serviceskillssa.com.au/
Transport and Distribution Training SA Inc
http://www.tdtsa.com.au/
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