Two grant programs are now open to help Tasmanians build the literacy and numeracy skills needed to thrive at work. The Get Ready grants, up to $5,000, will help organisations engage an adult literacy trainer to identify and address language, literacy and numeracy skill gaps, while the 26TEN Workplace grants, up to $65,000, will assist employers to deliver tailored projects that build practical skills for employees.
Two grant programs are now open to help Tasmanians build the literacy and numeracy skills needed to thrive at work.
The Get Ready grants, up to $5,000, will help organisations engage an adult literacy trainer to identify and address language, literacy and numeracy skill gaps, while the Workplace grants, up to $65,000, will assist employers to deliver tailored projects that build practical skills for employees.
The two grant programs are key activities under the Ensuring Access to Foundation Skills specific policy initiative in the National Skills Agreement (2024-2028), which is a joint initiative between the Australian and Tasmanian governments.
More information about the grants and the application process is available at www.skills.tas.gov.au/funding.