Dr Anna Carew (Strategic Projects Manager – Stakeholder Engagement) will leave Keystone Tasmania at the end of 2022 to join RMCG, an environmental and agricultural consulting group.

Mariah Wilson, of Access Solutions, is primed to take the next step in her professional career after being announced the winner of the NAWIC-Keystone Next Step Award as part of the NAWIC Tas 2022 Awards.

Eight migrant apprentices have gained a valuable head start in the building and construction industry following their graduation as part of the Migrant Resource Centre North: Careers in Building and Construction Program.

The Housing Industry Association and Savant Australia recently wrapped up a highly successful mentoring program, with funding support from Keystone Tasmania.

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Mountain Heights School in Queenstown, in partnership with the Industry Training Hub and Link Resources, have developed a ‘Get Into Civil’ program designed to support skills in civil construction, language, literacy and numeracy and employability work readiness.