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Industry Environmental Scan

The industry Environmental Scan captures and analyses the most recent grassroots industry intelligence about existing and emerging skill shortages and training requirements in order to inform government decision-making.

As the Industry Skills Council (ISC) for the forest, wood, paper and timber products industry, ForestWorks produces an annual industry Environmental Scan that gathers information on skills supply and demand, workforce development priorities, analysis of implementation of the current Training Packages and recommendations for changes to the Packages through a three year Continuous Improvement Plan.

The Scan:

  • describes the industry - its' scope, products, processes and issues
  • provides advice to the Government on skill shortages and needs across the industry
  • provides direction to the training and skill solutions that will be undertaken in the review of the skill standards and qualifications over the next 12 months.

To keep up to date with the progress of our industry Environmental Scan please subscribe to 'Skills Update'.

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Industry Environmental Scan updated February 2009 - 16 March 2009
This update of the industry environmental scan has been prepared on the basis of data collection, review and validation in the period September 2008 - March 2009. » more
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