We are proud to announce that our very first group of Kultju members has successfully completed a valuable skills training course at TAFE Kalgoorlie. This achievement marks an important step forward in providing ongoing opportunities for upskilling and employment pathways for Kultju people. This training is aligned with the Certificate II in Conservation and Ecosystem Management and is also part of the ongoing training for Kultju Rangers. Participants gained hands-on experience and formal qualifications that support future job prospects across a range of industries.
Two small groups began training on 14th July and 21st July, with 5 to 6 members in each group successfully completing the following accredited training units:
Conduct Excavator Operations
Construction Industry Induction Card (White Card)
Conduct Excavator Operations
Operate Skid Steer
Operate Basic Machinery
Undertake Operational Maintenance of Machinery
White Card
Left to Right: Chloe Williams, Kim Clause, Derrick Sceghi, Ross McAuley, Nathaniel Brown, Dave Curby, Suresh Job
Kim Clause in the front excavator, Middle is Nathaniel Brown, With Derrick assisting Nathaniel.
Chloe Williams, Nathaniel Brown, Kim Clause, Derrick Sceghi & Dave Curby, in class theory work at the Kalgoorlie Tafe.
Chloe Williams is doing some work with the excavator.
Derrick Sceghi operating the skid steer.
Nathaniel Brown & Chloe Williams. Chole giving directions on the bucket’s positions.
Kim Clause walking the excavator to park up.
We are committed to empowering Aboriginal Communities and preserving Cultural Heritage through meaningful collaboration and action.