Powering Skills Organisation CEO Anthea Middleton spoke with WIN News about the growing skills gap facing Australia’s electrical apprenticeship sector. The feature highlights new research showing how literacy, language and numeracy challenges are impacting apprenticeship completion rates and the future clean energy workforce.
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WIN News Features Powering Skills Organisation’s Research on Electrical Apprenticeships
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