Helena McInnes

Yehusha Displays Talent From Young Age Yehusha Lifu demonstrated leadership qualities and determination from a young age. Also known as Yesha, the 18-year-old hails from New Mapoon and completed her Certificate II in Engineering Pathways through School Tech while in years 11 and 12. As part of her studies, she completed work placement at Penske

In the fast-paced business landscape, prioritising investment in the next generation is crucial. Companies that champion growth, knowledge-sharing, and community empowerment often lead the way in innovation and sustainability. The Cairns Regional Jobs Committee works to promote training and skills development for future job and collaborates with education providers, industry and government to align training with

Dakota Arkey is a year 12 school-based apprentice at St Mary’s Catholic College. She is currently attending school three days a week while gaining hands-on paid work experience with her host employer RJ Build FNQ. The company was so impressed with Dakota’s work ethic and enthusiasm during her work experience that she was taken on

School Tech has proven to be a real family affair for one Cairns family, with Fiona and Heath’s three children all participating in the program. Fiona and Heath (surname withheld for privacy reasons) praised the initiative, which has been an immense success for all of their children. “It is a wonderful pathway for those who

Who knew a small town in North Queensland could spark a passion for banking? For Dakota Freeman, that’s exactly what happened. Initially drawn to a career in culinary arts, her participation in Maxima’s Indigenous Employment Program opened her eyes to a whole new world of possibilities. While North Queensland’s Ravenshoe may not be known for