❓ The WA government secured $132 million in Commonwealth funding for training, supplemented by state and non-government contributions, aiming for 75,481 course enrolments by 2012 under the Productivity Places Program.
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(1) Has the State concluded the funding negotiations with the Commonwealth, which were due for completion in March 2009, in respect of the submission for additional resources to support the State Training Board’s draft strategy for overall growth in training participation?
(2) If yes to (1), how much funding has been allocated to Western Australia to support the State Training Board’s draft strategy for overall growth in training participation?
(3) What training targets have been set by the Commonwealth and within what timeframes?
(2) If yes to (1), how much funding has been allocated to Western Australia to support the State Training Board’s draft strategy for overall growth in training participation?
(3) What training targets have been set by the Commonwealth and within what timeframes?
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Answered
4 May 2010
Responded by
Minister for Training and Workforce Development
Response time
42 days
(1) Yes.
(2) The Commonwealth has allocated $132 million to Western Australia through the National Partnership Agreement on Productivity Places Program. The State has committed $63 million and a non-government contribution of $16 million is anticipated.
(3) Under the National Partnership Agreement on Productivity Places Program Western Australia has a training target of 75,481 course enrolments to be achieved over the life of the Agreement from 2009 to 2012.
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(2) The Commonwealth has allocated $132 million to Western Australia through the National Partnership Agreement on Productivity Places Program. The State has committed $63 million and a non-government contribution of $16 million is anticipated.
(3) Under the National Partnership Agreement on Productivity Places Program Western Australia has a training target of 75,481 course enrolments to be achieved over the life of the Agreement from 2009 to 2012.
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