❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks data on the Productivity Places Program (PPP) regarding training places for job seekers and existing workers, their occupations, and the distribution of training places between public and private providers. The answer provides figures for training places achieved but lacks specific occupation data.
AnsweredQoN 1724Legislative Council
QuestionView source ↗
I refer to your statement to this House on Tuesday 19 May 2009 titled, ‘Training WA: Planning for the Future 2009 -2018,’ in relation to the productivity places program, and I ask -
(1) How many training places have been taken by job seekers so far?
(2) How many existing workers have taken places?
(3) What are the main occupations of the existing workers who have taken those places?
(4) How many of these existing workers, are in an occupation that is identified as being one of those where there is a skills shortage?
(5) How many additional training places have been purchased from, -
(a) public training providers; and
(b) private training providers?
(1) How many training places have been taken by job seekers so far?
(2) How many existing workers have taken places?
(3) What are the main occupations of the existing workers who have taken those places?
(4) How many of these existing workers, are in an occupation that is identified as being one of those where there is a skills shortage?
(5) How many additional training places have been purchased from, -
(a) public training providers; and
(b) private training providers?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
20 April 2010
Responded by
Minister for Training and Workforce Development
Response time
48 days
(1 - 2) Western Australia achieved the following training outcomes against the PPP targets in 2009:
10,082 training places to job seekers; and
7,121 training places to existing workers.
(3 - 4) The Department does not collect data on student occupations, however all Productivity Places Program funded training is in skill shortage qualifications as agreed between the Commonwealth and the State.
(5) Western Australia achieved the following training outcomes against the PPP targets in 2009:
(a) 4,524 training places through State Training Providers; and
(b) 12,679 training places through private training organisations.
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10,082 training places to job seekers; and
7,121 training places to existing workers.
(3 - 4) The Department does not collect data on student occupations, however all Productivity Places Program funded training is in skill shortage qualifications as agreed between the Commonwealth and the State.
(5) Western Australia achieved the following training outcomes against the PPP targets in 2009:
(a) 4,524 training places through State Training Providers; and
(b) 12,679 training places through private training organisations.
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