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Mining Skills Australia at Lima

Mining Skills Australia at Lima

After proudly presenting Mining Skills Australia‘s services and products at Perumin Arequipa, Gary Bradshaw, Andy Holder and Jose Luis Camean have now travelled North to Lima to continue their tour of South and Latin America.

Special thanks to Valeria Beck Escalante, Business Development Director, Mining and Resources – Lima – Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) and Stefanie Leon Carrion, Peru Project Coordinator – Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade), for your support and introductions at PERUMIN 2022 .

Mining Skills Australia would like to thank and show their appreciation to Ivonne Villafana and the University of Lima for the opportunity to introduce our digital training and education resources.

Mining Skills Australia at the Trade and Investment Queensland, PERUMIN2022

Mining Skills Australia at the Trade and Investment Queensland, PERUMIN2022

Director Andy Holder, Contract and Business Development Manager Gary Bradshaw and Animator Jose Luis Camean are proud to be representing Mining Skills Australia and part of the Trade and Investment Queensland #Perumin2022 contingent.

What an opportunity to introduce Mining Skills Australia to South America and catch up and meet with existing clients.

Thank you again to Trade and Investment Queensland supporting Mining Skills Australia on this journey.

Our Animation team at Anglo American’s Moranbah North Mine Site

The Mining Skills Australia‘s Animation team visited Anglo American’s Moranbah North mine site to get reference images, videos and documentation for an upcoming project.

The Animation team’s mantra is “we can never have too many references” and visiting a site allows them to get what they need in person, allowing for unparalleled detail and machine operation accuracy, scaling to equipment and environment size.

To discuss how Mining Skills Australia is a good fit for your organisation, visit our website or contact us directly today.

Mining Skills Australia thanks the Organisers

Mining Skills Australia would very much like to thank and show their appreciation to Troy Byers, organiser of the International Legends of League event, respected community member and International Legends of League player, Reggie Cressbrook for making it happen in Woorabinda Aboriginal Shire Council, Baralaba State School and Biloela, BANANA SHIRE COUNCIL, the Rebel Sports Callide Valley Allstars team and the International Legends of League players for sharing their experiences, participation and community support.

Mining Skills Australia would also like to thank and show their appreciation to the local Woorabinda Aboriginal Shire Council
and Biloela, BANANA SHIRE COUNCIL communities for their welcome and encouragement towards Mining Skills Australia and hosting us with incredible hospitality and all other sponsors
for their support.

Mining Skills Australia will continue to support the work that Troy Byers and the International Legends of League do because the
difference a community event like this can make to it’s members and especially the support and inspiration to the younger generations and youth in regional Australia, is incredible.

Thank you to everyone involved.

Mining Skills Australia’s introduction to Central Queensland Communities, as Major sponsor of the International Legends of League

International Legends of League Biloela Bowls and Official event dinner

International Legends of League Game Day

International Legends of League Biloela Bowls and Official event dinner

International Legends of League Biloela Bowls and Official event dinner

On Friday the 6th of May, Graeme Bradshaw, Andy Holder, Emma Hutson, Rachel Hawker – the Mining Skills Australia Emergency Management Manager, her husband Steve, and Mining Skills Australia own League Legend, Geoff and Michelle Bradshaw – were involved in the Biloela Bowls Competition and afternoon barbeque with other sponsors of the event.

It was a great afternoon with a bit of playful competition between the International Legends of League and other participating sponsors.

Following was the official International Legends of League team dinner, where Graeme Bradshaw was presented the chance to speak about his experiences with Mining Skills Australia and what a wonderful opportunity it means to be an official major sponsor of the event.
Graeme Bradshaw ended the presentation with thanking the community and their support, along with the International Legends of League team.

A fantastic occasion to meet other members of the BANANA SHIRE COUNCIL, Woorabinda Aboriginal Shire Council, Biloeala community, mingle and meet with the players from both the Biloela Panthers and International Legends of League and participate in a charity auction.

Graeme Bradshaw was a heavy participant, even winning the chance for Emma Hutson to coach the Australian International Legends of League team for the big game on the Saturday night!

Thank you again to all sponsors and those involved in the weekend and charity event.

Mining Skills Australia’s introduction to Central Queensland Communities, as Major sponsor of the International Legends of League

Mining Skills Australia’s introduction to Central Queensland Communities, as Major sponsor of the International Legends of League

Mining Skills Australia was presented with an incredible opportunity to be a major sponsor of the International Legends of League.

It all started last Thursday, 5th of May with a visit to the local BANANA SHIRE COUNCIL communities and their schools, including Woorabinda Aboriginal Shire Council and Baralaba State School, was welcomed with open arms and amazing hospitality.

Graeme Bradshaw, Director, and RTO Manager,Emma Hutson, represented Mining Skills Australia, while the International Legends of League, NRL Legends, spoke to Woorabinda State School, Wadja Wadja High School and Baralaba State School about their personal experiences, how they became legends and inspiring the youth of the communities to focus on their goals, by the message of Dream, Believe, Achieve.

Graeme Bradshaw also had the opportunity to speak about his own personal journey to now, Directing and owning Mining Skills Australia, in partnership with Andy Holder.

Emma Hutson and Graeme Bradshaw were very touched by the opportunity to be involved with the communities and very much appreciated the official and traditional welcome to Woorabinda Aboriginal Shire Council, by the Community Elders followed by a BBQ.

The crew then headed to present at Baralaba State School, followed by a Rugby League coaching clinic made possible by the Biloela Panthers.

Stay tune to get more updates on the event.

International Legends of League and Mining Skills Australia

The ultimate international tournament of Legends of League has returned in its twelfth year.

This year the International Legends of League (ILOL) is scheduled at Panthers RLFC Biloela Grounds on Saturday 7th May from 12pm where Mining Skills Australia has received an excellent opportunity to be one of the major sponsors for the team.

The ILOL includes a high-profile past National Rugby League players across the event, resulting in enormous goodwill and interest from the local community.

For the social Rugby League game of 2022, a diverse group of people, including previous NRL Legends, local community members and even representing Mining Skills Australia’s own Graeme Bradshaw and his brother Geoff Bradshaw.

Not only a huge NRL fan, but Graeme Bradshaw also has a close and personal connection to the Australian Indigenous Community and has a passion to support the local indigenous communities in Qld, and Australia. Sponsoring the International Legends of League event in Biloela, is a great opportunity for Mining Skills Australia to get involved with the local Central QLD communities.

Mining Skills Australia would like to invite anyone in the local area and wider to join us at the event on the 7th of May at Panthers RLFC Biloela Grounds.

The MSA Legends team VS Rebel Sports Callide Valley All Stars team game will be the main event at 6:30pm.

Watch this space for additional information on the Rugby League between Mining Skills Australia Legends team and Rebel Sport Callide Valley All starts team.

Meet our RII Specialists!

With the discovery of Mining Skills Australia’s eLearning capabilities and blended learning resources, so has been the growth of our clientele and in turn the need to expand our team.

The RTO (Registered Training Organisation) Department for MSA was created a year ago, which only comprised of Emma and the help of MSA admin, to now a strong and dynamic team, focused on compliancy, organisation, creativity and support for our clients and admissions (Ava, Tia, Anne, Emma and Nikola – left to right).

Our team has mixed experience with leadership, training and management, content development, customer service support, sales, document and compliance, legal and editorial control.

The RTO Department are responsible for building the learning materials and foundations behind our blended eLearning animations and resources.

As an organisation, Mining Skills Australia is committed towards the aim of raising the standards of learning and development within the Resource Industry, while simultaneously seeking to becoming reputable and leading providers of nationally recognised training and assessment.

Flying the flag proudly for Mining Skills Australia’s passion to advocate for equal education and employment opportunities for all, Emma, the RTO Manager, strongly supports the work MSA currently does with diversity and inclusive communities, and especially those with language, literacy, and numeracy setbacks.

This energy and passion flows through the team’s values in ensuring student and client support is met, with learning available for all, in conjunction with the implementation of animation, virtual reality and augmented reality through MSA’s eLearning resources, providing a more accessible education and employment opportunities.

Not only is MSA’s RTO Department fantastic at package and content development but provides training on and off site, micro-credential mapping and creating interactive presentations and assessment for cross industry organisations and will soon be launching into holding courses and issuing Statements of Attainments and Refresher training.

Mining Skills Australia and its RTO Department welcomes you to contact us today, to discuss your training, qualification mapping or content creation needs and how the RTO Department can help you today.

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What a year 2021 turned out to be…

Mining Skills Australia is very proud to be what started as a small business in late 2019, surviving Covid and continuing to grow through the pandemic to now reaching company status and hitting major success milestones within Australia and Globally.

We want to thank our followers for your continued support and encouragement throughout our journey, as we continue to develop the Mining Skills Australia product, services and brand.

Special thanks to our wonderful Clients, who we pride ourselves on maintaining strong relationships and communications with.

A huge thank you to our awesome and dynamic team and staff who continue to amaze us in creativity and work ethic.

And last but not least, THANK YOU!!! Our followers, for your continued support and encouragement throughout our journey, as we continue to develop the Mining Skills Australia product, services and brand.

Mining Skills Australia is excited for growth and the big opportunities that 2022 has instore.

Contact Mining Skills Australia today to discuss what this may mean for your organisation on 07 3556 3982 or email [email protected]