Deputy Commissioner Megan Lilly

Jobs & Skills Month brings people together to strengthen Australia’s jobs and skills system and support better outcomes for all. It is where conversation becomes action. Australia’s future depends on a jobs and skills system that works well for everyone.

Jobs & Skills Month highlights the value of that system and the people and organisations who make it work every day. It is an opportunity to come together to share knowledge and strengthen the connections that support education, training, and employment.

As a national, not-for-profit initiative, Jobs & Skills Month brings together the hundreds of organisations, stakeholders and participants that are fundamental to the jobs and skills system. Each plays a vital role in supporting Australia’s workforce, now and into the future. Jobs & Skills Month will help foster an understanding of local labour markets, encourage people to explore their career pathways and support emerging industries to connect with the skilled workforce they need.

Jobs and Skills Australia is a trusted advisor across the jobs and skills system, supporting governments and other stakeholders to lead informed discussion about the future of jobs and skills in Australia.

This year’s theme ‘Pathways to Success’, reflects the many different journeys Australians take. Whether someone is starting their career, changing jobs or building new skills later in life, the system should support them at every stage.

Strong collaboration is essential to illuminating the pathways that power Australia’s future. Governments, industry, education providers and communities all play a role in making pathways more visible, connected, and accessible.

Throughout the month, events across Australia will showcase innovation, share practical insights and encourage meaningful discussion. By working together, we can build a more connected system that supports individuals and contributes to Australia’s productivity and economic growth.

Everyone has a role to play. Be part of the conversation.

- Megan Lilly, Acting Commissioner, Jobs and Skills Australia

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