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Subsided health and work skills courses to kick off in rural Queensland

Rural and Remote Pilot teachers Vicki Lyons, Shane Gately, Rebecca Reid and Cait Fletcher-Jones prepare to kick off the training courses in Woorabinda, Longreach, Biloela and Emerald. (Supplied)

CQUniversity has been given a $1.6 million green light to deliver five Certificate III qualifications in health and work skills […]

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