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Preparing students for success in the manufacturing industry

Manufacturing Skills Queensland (MSQ), in collaboration with Queensland University of Technology (QUT), is developing a curriculum-aligned program to help students build the skills they need to thrive in the manufacturing industry. This initiative supports the delivery of the QCAA Engineering Skills 2024 applied senior syllabus, combining theoretical learning with hands-on experience to prepare students for real-world employment.

The program delivers industry-informed resources that connect classroom learning with current workforce needs, ensuring students gain practical, relevant skills that meet today’s manufacturing standards.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Schools are invited to participate in a Funded Program requiring the delivery of the full suite of resources for Unit A & Unit B. If your school is interested in more information about the Funded Program, please email [email protected].

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