‘Learn & Earn’ – DEET’s message to 2005 showgoers
Friday 1 July 2005
This year’s Department of Employment, Education and Training (DEET) show exhibit focuses on training for jobs and career pathways – and looks at a range of opportunities to “learn”, and ultimately “earn”. Minister Syd Stirling visited the display on Friday 1 July, the first day of the Alice Springs Show.
“As the Territory economy continues to grow, it’s important that Territorians are prepared to take full advantage of the many and varied job opportunities now available,” Mr Stirling said in his Minister’s message, part of the DEET display.
The DEET exhibit highlights some of the many training options available through vocational education and training (VET) – including programs for secondary school students; for those seeking to get into the workforce; and for Territorians considering a new career or wanting to ‘upskill’.
Visitors to the exhibit can experience the interactive displays - to discover exactly which learning path they need to follow for a range of specific occupations, many of which presently have skill shortages.
The DEET Show display also embraces DEET's major priorities and highlights the responsibilities and roles of all divisions.
The display will be exhibited at the following locations:
Alice Springs Show
Friday 1 July and Saturday 2 July
Greatorex Pavilion (Area G, Sites 24, 24 and 26)
Tennant Creek Show
Friday 8 July
Main Pavilion (Sites 3, 4 and 5)
Katherine Show
Friday 15 July and Saturday 16 July
Commercial Pavilion (Sites 508, 509, 510)
Darwin Show
Thursday 21 July, Friday 22 July and Saturday 23 July
Foskey Pavilion (Area G, Sites 44, 45 and 46)