Learners | Take a micro-credential

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The Western Parkland City is gearing up to be the economic powerhouse of Greater Sydney -- at the heart of its future, is the Bradfield City Centre, a new smart city being planned as the catalyst for advanced careers and growing business.

As the world's leading companies look to invest in the area and create new jobs, are you confident you have the right skills to take advantage of these new opportunities?

To help you keep up with rapid industry developments, the New South Wales Government is exploring a different approach to skilling our workforce, the new Education and Training Model - NETM.

The NETM features short, targeted training courses called micro-credentials, that are proposed by industry experts and co-designed with leading educators. You get the flexibility to undertake the training you need when you need it, without having to commit to a long program of study. You can enrol in a single micro-credential to upskill in your existing role, or complete multiple courses to custom build a training program that aligns with your career goals.

Consider this scenario, Jane is a production engineer at a leading defence manufacturer.

In a meeting with her manager, Jane agrees to develop her skills and experience in robotics to progress in the company.

Jane completes a NETM micro- credential on Collaborative Robots Programming, which allows her to apply her new knowledge in a special work project to test a new robotics capability.

She then undertakes an additional Modern Industrial Automation micro-credential to learn about process improvement in automation control systems. Armed with new skills and practical experience, Jane is promoted into an automation lead role.

If you are ready to take the next step in your career, check out our course catalog -- wpca.sydney/netm/course-catalogue.

For a limited time, NETM micro-credentials are free to enrol.

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