ISACNT | Industry Skills Advisory Council NT

We provide advice on skills shortages, vocational education and training to support Territory businesses in their pursuit of a highly skilled workforce

We provide advice to the education and training sector on future job opportunities in the Northern Territory

We provide advice on skills shortages, vocational education and industry training to support Territory businesses in their pursuit for high caliber candidates.

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A highly skilled workforce benefits everyone

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Why you should upskill your employees

How is technological change affecting business in the NT? Read our blog.

Questions on upskilling or skills shortages? Talk to us today.

What specific skills do you need to reach your career goals?

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Qualifications that support your career aspirations

Are you interested in improving your foundation skills? Read our blog.

Unsure about which qualifications you need for a particular role? Talk to us today.

Offering the right training will secure a bright future for your business and the NT

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Does your training meet NT industry needs?

From jobs to skills - how can we better prepare young people for the world of work? Read our blog.

Do you feel that a qualification needs to be adapted for the NT’s unique and diverse needs? Talk to us today.

The NT Skilled Occupation Priority List could be of significant interest to your members.

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The latest on the NT Skilled Occupation Priority List

Your members’ requirements may differ according to their urban or remote location. Discover more by reading our blog.

Which skills are most in demand in your industry? Talk to us today.

We strongly encourage advisors to refer to the NT Skilled Occupation Priority List when providing career guidance.

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The latest on the NT Skilled Occupation Priority List

We believe foundation skills are the linchpin of further study or workplace advancement. Read our blog for more.

Improve your business. Talk to us today.

Our focus

Identify Jobs in High Demand

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Great jobs, great careers

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Shaping vocational training

Vocational Education and Training (VET) plays a vital role in underpinning productivity and driving economic growth in Australia. The VET system provides greater opportunity for Australians to obtain employment, filling much needed industry positions.

Article by Melanie Brenton 21 Feb. 2018

All Industries

Is your business playing soccer, or basketball?

Using a sport analogy, Gladwell explained that sports fall into two categories; weak link or strong link. Weak link suggests that a team is only as good as its weakest players

Article by Claire Monks 11 Jan. 2018

All Industries

BIG DATA…what are we talking about?

The term big data is bandied around in many current conversations - being either the hero or the villain. For many it is seen as the enemy that allows Government and big business to ‘spy’ on us. For others it is the holy grail of being able to create promotions with a personalised sales pitch intended to achieve a win-win outcome – saving you time and money whilst increasing sales and loyalty for the business. So what is BIG data and why should we care about the conversation?

Article by Yvonne Webb 24 Nov. 2017

Transport, Engineering and Automotive

Motor Trades Association Awards 2017

The Motor Trades Association Awards 2017 night was held last Friday 10 November. We congratulate all the finalists.

Article by Debbie Paylor 16 Nov. 2017

Construction, Resources and Electrotechnology

Barkly Regional Resource and Economic Development Conference

There’s much more to the Barkly Region of the Northern Territory than meets the eye. At a recent gathering of industry and government leaders, this potential regional economic powerhouse had the opportunity to showcase its wares to the rest of the country.

Article by Archie Wright 7 Nov. 2017