Mitsubishi Development (MDP) and the University of Queensland (UQ) have developed a digital technologies curriculum for mining engineering students.
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IMARC introduces Next Gen for future resources leaders
The International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) has created the Next Gen program in collaboration with the Victorian Government and Newcrest Mining.
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Kalgoorlie TAFE upgrades to boost Goldfields’ workforce
The Western Australian Government has put $10 million towards upgrading the Central Regional TAFE’s Kalgoorlie campus, expanding training capacities for plant mechanics and engineers.
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Martin Engineering unveils conveyor training content
New online content has been introduced by the experienced conveyor training provider, specifically designed to integrate with learning management systems so users can assign, monitor and certify progress of all participants.
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Educating the future generation of mining
Gold Industry Group and CoRE Learning Foundation are giving school students the information and on-site experience needed to forge a career in the mining and resources sector.
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Metso Outotec educates industry on minerals processing
Metso Outotec has released a comprehensive handbook on the practices of minerals processing and materials handling, emphasising knowledge as one of a miner’s most important assets.
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Upskilling with CQUni allows Dan to excel in project management
Daniel Hooper is building his own path to a long career in the construction industry, with CQUniversity supporting him from undergraduate, through to postgraduate study.
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Putting simulation at the centre of operator training
The mining industry’s prospects are heavily reliant on the people that move it forward. Bestech supplies heavy equipment simulators that help mining companies fulfil their hiring and training needs to keep moving.
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Australian universities rank high for mining courses
Curtin University is the top ranked of four Australian universities that have been named in the top 10 of QS world university rankings’ leading schools for mineral and mining engineering courses this year.
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BHP extends Pilbara education program
BHP has renewed an education partnership agreement with the Western Australian Government that will help prepare students across the Pilbara region for school.
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Kal Tire keeps training rolling in virtual environment
As a registered training organisation, Kal Tire helps trainee tyre technicians rise up through the industry ranks with an online virtual training room and on-the-job learning within its Australian operations.
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Australia to reform mining qualification design
The Australian Government is conducting a qualification trial to deliver faster training to the mining sector.
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Martin Engineering delivers online conveyor training
COVID-19 has introduced a number of hardships on bulk material handlers, including limiting their options for critical training to improve conveyor safety and productivity.
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Curtin, UQ launch flexible mining course
Curtin University and the University of Queensland (UQ) have introduced an online mining course that will open up pathways to postgraduate study.
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STEM education creates far-reaching impact
STEM skills development is attracting attention from mining companies across Australia. Vanessa Zhou looks into what South32, Gold Industry Group and Evolution Mining are doing in this space.
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Rio Tinto brings skills program to schools in Western Australia
Rio Tinto’s Future Minds Accelerator program has provided future skills courses to kindergarten to year 12 students and educators in Western Australia.
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Rio Tinto, BHP’s female leaders on path to directorships with MCA
The Minerals Council of Australia (MCA) has awarded scholarships to three women in the minerals industry to help them secure company board positions.
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Rio Tinto continues tech education during coronavirus
Rio Tinto has redesigned the Future Minds Accelerator education technology program by allowing access remote during the coronavirus crisis.
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Rio Tinto pursues development of ‘Silicon Valley of mining’
Rio Tinto has backed the Western Australian Government’s launch of its first ever five-pillar approach to enhancing science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) capabilities throughout the state.
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Indigenous students to reach new heights in robotics
The Toolooa Indigenous Group Robotics (TIGeR) team is set to join the upcoming robotics competition in Rockhampton, Queensland in August this year.
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