QTIC Food & Beverage Information & Morning Tea - Brisbane

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Description

Hospitality

QTIC Futures Food and Beverage Program This fully-funded short-course training provides industry recognised skills, and work experience that lead to genuine pathways to employment. Training will be held in Brisbane, with work experience provided at 4 and 5 star Hotels, and Restaurants. QTIC has a number of members looking for staff now! This training is proudly funded and supported by the Queensland Government through its Skilling Queenslanders for Work initiative.

The Queensland Tourism Industry Council is offering FULLY-FUNDED training including industry work experience.

Eligibility Criteria Applies

Eligibility requirements:

Queensland residents
aged 15 years or older
an Australian citizen,
Australian permanent resident (includes humanitarian entrant),
temporary resident with the necessary visa and work permits on a pathway to permanent residency, or a
New Zealand citizen.

*Working holiday visas are not eligible

Location

TBC

South Brisbane, QLD 4101

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Organiser Queensland Tourism Industry Council

Organiser of QTIC Food & Beverage Information & Morning Tea - Brisbane

The Queensland Tourism Industry Council (QTIC) is a not-for-profit, private sector, membership-based organisation representing the interests of Queensland’s tourism and hospitality industry.

We work in partnership with government agencies and industry bodies at a local, state and national level, to strengthen the voice of tourism in all relevant policy forums. Our membership comprises more than 3000 regional members (individual and corporate) alongside 13 Regional Tourism Organisation (RTOs) and 18 industry sector associations. 

Our efforts are aimed squarely at helping this strong tourism industry drive sustainable business and product development, stimulate business attraction and investment, develop workforce skills and support tourism jobs and business. Tourism in Queensland is a $25 billion industry that sustains 217,000 Queensland jobs across 55,000 businesses. There are few sectors of the community that do not benefit from tourism.

We also operate and host the annual Queensland Tourism Awards – the state’s premier industry recognition program for outstanding contribution by organisations and individuals within our tourism sector.