Providing strategic industry advice on workforce development needs in Western Australia and priorities for Vocational Education and Training.The Logistics & Defence Skills Council (LDSC) is a conduit between industry and State Government to provide industry intelligence in relation to workforce development and Vocational Education and Training (VET) needs for the State. This includes bridging the gap between industry and government on identifying and implementing best practice workforce development solutions. Feedback to State Government is primarily via the Department of Training and Workforce Development and the Office of the State Training Board
The Logistics & Defence Skills Council (LDSC) is one of eight Industry Training Councils in Western Australia. |
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Thank You
The LDSC would like to thank all our stakeholders for their valued input into the 2023 Western Australian Jobs, Education and Training (WAJET) Survey. The collated qualitative research and quantitative data spanning the Aviation, Maritime, Rail, Road, Retail and Logistics sectors will aid in informing the West Australian government on key workforce development concerns. This year the LDSC team compiled over 60 occupational and industry reports which included contributions from our highest survey response since 2015. Given the tight labour market, global and natural events, maintaining supply chain resiliency, safety and service provision across all modes of transport were common themes noted to be impacting survey respondents.
We thank you again for your support and look forward to continuing to collaborate with you on addressing and improving skilling and workforce needs.
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Heavy Vehicle Driving Apprenticeship: Consultations Continuing
Consultations are continuing regarding the establishment of a Heavy Vehicle Driver Apprenticeship in WA.
Watch this space for further details or please contact the LDSC via amanda@ldsc.asn.au or 9388 8781 for how to be involved.
What we do
Providing quality advice and information to all our stakeholders including Industry, Unions, Government Agencies and Registered Training Organisations (RTOs).
Supporting innovation and workforce development.
Providing high-level strategic information and advice to Government on training needs and priorities for public funding.
Want to get involved in an industry working group?
Our Industry Working Groups meet twice per calendar year and provide an important opportunity for industry to provide their insight into hot-button topics affecting the skills, training and development needs for their workforce in each of our industry sectors.
