Transitioning Workforce Fund Gippsland Region Request for Proposal (Gippsland TWF01)

Overview The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations is seeking proposals under the Transitioning Workforce Fund Gippsland Region Request for Proposal (Gippsland TWF01). Purpose Projects should seek to support workers, families and communities affected by the region's energy transition. Scope Proposals should demonstrate how they will complement existing skills and workforce programs, build on established industry and community partnerships, and deliver practical education, training and employment pathways that strengthen workforce participation. The scope includes the following focus areas: Supporting workers, families and communities to understand and act on available transition supports, entitlements, pathways and access points across Commonwealth, state and non-government systems Translating existing information into simple, practical tools that support informed decision-making and preparation for moving through employment transitions Assisting workers, families and communities to identify barriers to accessing supports and providing tailored guidance to overcome those barriers and progress toward employment or training options, through direct engagement at the individual and workplace level, including referrals where appropriate Supporting connections between workers, families and communities and local jobs by engaging with employers to understand current and emerging workforce needs, identifying realistic job pathways based on local demand, helping people connect with employers, and ensuring advice provided reflects current hiring demand and industry requirements Monitoring performance and reporting to the department on activities, insights and systemic barriers, to inform continuous improvement of transition policy and service delivery Instructions to Tenderers Responses are to be lodged via AusTender: www.tenders.gov.au Enquiries Procurement and Grants Advisory Services Team Email: procurementandgrants@dewr.gov.au