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Richer, faster data supporting evidence-based decision-making and better outcomes for students, industries, and governments.

The department supports the Minister for Skills and Training by overseeing assessing authorities.

Work Ready Parents is a free online pre-employment service that helps parents prepare for education, training or employment.

Training Package Assurance is the review of training packages to ensure they meet national standards and policy.

The department is working to implement changes arising from reviews into the administration of the Targeted Compliance Framework (TCF). This page provides the latest information and updates on the progress of this work.

Australian Government initiative to prioritise secure work in government contracts and ensure government expenditure is driving better outcomes for Australian workers, stronger delivery and higher productivity.

Vocational education and training (VET) workforce measures aim to build a skilled and sustainable VET workforce that delivers high-quality training, and supports Australia’s economic growth and social prosperity.

The newsroom provides news, data, analysis and case studies about the Department.

Parent Pathways, delivered by the Australian Government, is a voluntary service that provides personalised and financial support to eligible parents and carers of young children.

Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) Program

Australia is transitioning to net zero emissions, creating new opportunities for workers, industries and communities across the country.

Key information about the CDDA Scheme.

Right Fit For Risk (RFFR) is the department's approach to assessing and maintaining assurance over external IT systems used to deliver departmental services.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) presents a significant opportunity to transform how the department and its partners work and deliver services.

We facilitate jobs growth through policies and programs that promote fair, productive and safe workplaces.

The Australian Government is reforming mainstream employment services to better meet the needs of individuals, employers, communities, and the economy.

Employability Skills Training (EST) helps people develop the workplace skills that employers want, explore career options and build job search and industry specific skills to be more competitive in their local labour market.

Career Transition Assistance is designed to help people 45 years and over, to build their confidence and skills to become more competitive in their local labour market.

The Australian Government is partnering with states and territories to deliver the Advanced Entry Trades Training (AETT) program to fast-track free qualifications for 6,000 experienced workers in residential housing and civil construction.

The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations regularly publishes data related to the delivery of employment services.