Skills for Tomorrow (First Nations Program) – Information Session

Join us for an information session to discover how the Skills for Tomorrow program can help you take the next step in your learning and career journey.

This practical, fully funded program is designed to build your confidence, support you in setting personal and work-related goals, and equip you with strategies to overcome barriers to learning. You’ll then put these skills into action by enrolling in a complimentary short course at Sydney Community College.

The program is ideal if you want to:

• Build confidence before starting a new study or work.
• Develop strategies to overcome barriers to learning.
• Set and achieve personal or career goals in a supportive environment.

Funded under the NSW Government’s Adult and Community Education (ACE) Program, Skills for Tomorrow is free for eligible students.

For more information, please download the program flyer here – FLYER

Information session

If you’re interested in joining the Skills for Tomorrow program, the information session is your next step.

In this session, you will:

• Get a clear overview of the Skills for Tomorrow program and the benefits of taking part.
• Understand how to check your eligibility and the steps to enrol.
• Explore key learning outcomes, including recognising barriers to learning, strategies to overcome them, and creating your own personalised learning plan.
• Learn how Stage 1 works, including completing and submitting your program workbook.
• Find out how Stage 2 unlocks access to a complimentary short course at Sydney Community College — and how to select and book the right one for you.

Eligibility

The Skills for Tomorrow (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Program is available at no cost to eligible students. 

To qualify, you must meet all of the following criteria:

• Live or work in NSW
• Be aged 15 or over and no longer at school
• Be an Australian or New Zealand citizen, permanent resident, or hold an eligible visa
• Have a valid USI (Unique Student Identifier)
• Identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander