SKILLS NEEDED IN THE WORKFORCE

Retail Motor

The Retail Motor Industry Task Force ceased formal operations in August 2002.  It produced a final report in October 2002.  The Task Force developed careers materials and a web site as part of the implementation of the Action Plan. 

The Task Force proposes to continue work through a project which will focus on people with transferable skills from other industries.  This project will target skilled people from non-traditional sources and provide them with ‘top-up’ technical training as required in order to meet the skill needs of the Automotive Retail and Service Repair (RSR) sector.

Working Group

Members RTF file(7kb)

Report RTF file(3MB)PDF file(157kb)

Summary RTF file(25kb) PDF file (9kb)
Action Plan RTF file(5MB)PDF file(117kb)

Task Force

Members RTF file(8kb)

Progress Report PDF file(253kb)
Final Report PDF file (400kb)

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Links

Retail Motor Careers Website

www.autocareers.com.au

Automotive Training Australia Limited

www.automotivetraining.org.au

Motor Trades Association of Australia (MTAA)

www.mtaa.com.au

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