Our commitment to developing the skills of local workforces has leapt forward with the addition of a new training approach and investment for the already …
Caitlyn conquers goals
Caitlyn’s motivation and determination have enabled her to achieve some lofty goals to build her skills, obtain a learner’s driving licence and ultimately gain employment. …
Darwin business owners a headshot above the rest
A LinkedIn Local event has attracted some of Darwin’s most innovative entrepreneurs to receive professional headshots and network with small business promoters. More than 30 …
Business outlook: prepare for the new financial year
2022 has been a big year. International borders opened up, Labor overthrew the Coalition to form government, the unemployment rate hit a fifty-year low, and …
Janet McIntyre wins CBWC management award
Janet, Our Self-Employment Assistance Program Manager’s longstanding commitment to My Pathway, our programs and our people was recognised last Friday night when she was awarded …
Natalie Samuel wins Bob Marshman Trainee of the Year Award
Natalie Samuel feels like luck is on her side after taking out the Tropical North Queensland Bob Marshman Trainee of the year award. This Queensland …
Fresh-look business assistance
Entrepreneurs are about to have access to more assistance than ever before as they look to bring their business ideas to life. As Self-Employment Assistance …
My Pathway CEO announces planned departure
My Pathway CEO, Paul Synnott, has advised his departure from the organisation by 1 July 2022. It comes after seven years in the role where …
Reasons for work and community participation
Every day we work towards getting more people into meaningful employment. This can involve developing their skills, undertaking training, community activities and supporting employers to …
Micro business receives helping hand
Micro business receives helping hand. Regional micro-businesses can now receive support to adapt their business to COVID normal conditions. Any business with four staff or …