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Vocational education and training qualification are growing with 88% graduates moving to employment post-qualification.
Aligning productivity, participation and skills. Jobs and Skills 2025 report available now.
Jobs and Skills Australia’s establishing legislation requires us to prepare and provide this jobs and skills report to government on Australia’s current, emerging and future skills and training needs and priorities.
Higher education boosts graduate careers and earnings. The Higher Education Outcomes – Exploring Administrative Data Report out now.
Employment is projected to increase in all states and territories over the 10 years to May 2035.
Gen AI is likely to augment the way that we work rather than replace jobs.
While all industries maintain their relative rank in terms of total employment across the coming decade, projections show more employment growth in industries linked to services than goods.
Most employment growth has been seen in jobs that typically require post-secondary qualifications. The 2025 projections suggest that this trend will continue.
Job ads decreased over the year, and vacancy numbers continue at relatively high levels historically. Read more.
