DT Global Asia-Pacific has been selected as the service provider for the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade’s Pacific Australia Skills Platform (PASP). This five-year contract aims to enhance skills training across the Pacific and Timor-Leste and make skills systems more inclusive and responsive to the evolving needs of local and regional labour markets.
This project will foster collaboration and cooperation between national and regional education institutions, promoting authentic partnerships and scaling new approaches. It will create stronger connections between the Pacific, Timorese, and Australian skills development systems. PASP is also designed to be flexible, allowing it to adapt to evolving skills needs as training providers become ready and investments grow.
DT Global Pacific Regional Manager Angela Lenn said DT Global is very excited to be involved in the new Pacific Australia Skills Platform.
“It is an excellent opportunity to build on past programming, bringing a much stronger development focus to this work. Our effort is firmly dedicated to supporting the locally led strengthening of the skills sector. We are also excited to bring the expertise of First Nations registered training organisations into the Pacific Skills space," she said.
