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Addressing skills shortages in key industries and rebuilding the international education sector - Federal Government addressing skills shortages by extending post-study work rights for international students that have graduated
Quotes attributable to Minister for Education Jason Clare:
“Businesses are screaming out for skilled workers, particularly in the regions.
“We have got the second highest skills shortage in the developed world, according to the OECD. Skills shortages are everywhere.
“We teach and train these skilled workers. This will mean they can stay on longer and use the skills they’ve gained in Australia to help fill some of the chronic skills shortages we have right now.
“As well as delivering the skills and qualifications Australia needs, the measure will make Australia more attractive as a study destination, helping the recovery of the international education sector and boosting earnings from Australia’s education exports.”
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