Looking forward
The ILC will continue negotiations with the Australian Government for increased matching funding to sustain achievements of T2E in 2014–15. Other activity will include:
• Discussion regarding The Forrest Review – Creating Parity for opportunities for T2E, so it can continue to provide employment outcomes for Indigenous people, including in remote regions
of Australia.
• Continue work on improving the alignment and integration of T2E into the business operations
of ILC and subsidiaries.
• Progress marketing strategies, including with
the use of social media, to improve and assist
with recruitment, the tracking of graduates
and in meeting employment targets for ILC
and its subsidiaries.
• Continue work on developing industry and employer partnerships, including with Indigenous organisations, to provide greater avenues for
jobs for T2E graduates and, where possible,
to leverage investment.
• Continue to develop and monitor strategies
for improving performance of T2E, including training completion and job conversion rates.
Indigenous trainees and staff members take a break from their busy day on Crocodile Station in far north Queensland.
KPI 2
Number of Indigenous trainees hosted through agricultural and tourism businesses
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Achieved 359
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Target 260
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Next year’s Target 260, 211 Tourism, 148 Agriculture
The total number of Indigenous trainees hosted through Agricultural and Tourism businesses have exceeded the projected targets by 126.5%
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