Is there really a shortage of doctors in central Queensland?
It’s no secret central Queensland needs more doctors. There are new employment ads for GPs and specialists advertised on job boards almost every week. What many people don’t know however,…
Finding the right information to deliver the right programs.
Integreat Queensland deliver numerous of programs throughout central Queensland to assist our migrant community. To know what is needed including how to deliver those programs better, it’s extremely important to…
Welcome Karen Edwards, Integreat Queensland’s new Rockhampton Little Steps Multicultural Playgroup facilitator.
Karen Edwards is an Early Years Childhood Educator who has joined Integreat Queensland in Rockhampton to facilitate our Little Steps Multicultural Playgroup. Karen has worked as a childhood educator for…
Women from 14 different nations Get Work Ready.
In late August, Integreat Queensland began another Get Work Ready program where migrant women study workplace English, resume and cover letter writing, effective use of job search platforms, interview skills,…
Integreat Queensland to attend the Social Enterprise World Forum 2022 in Brisbane.
Next month, two Integreat Queensland staff and three board members will attend the Social Enterprise World Forum (SEWF) 2022 in Brisbane. Integreat Queensland Learning Facilitator Jaclyn Thompson said the Social…
Sivapriya secures her desired career through the Get Work Ready program.
It is well known migrant women often struggle to find work in Australia. A lack of language skills, Australian experience and cross-cultural misunderstandings can provide barriers however, for Indian born…
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