AFL SportsReady is a national provider of apprenticeships, traineeships and employment programs, supporting young people and jobseekers to gain practical skills and workplace experience. Working across multiple industries, AFL SportsReady partners with employers to create pathways into employment. Discussions will centre on how experience in this area builds employability beyond a single role.

AKG Australia is a national provider of employment, training and community services, supporting jobseekers to build skills, confidence and pathways into meaningful work. The organisation delivers tailored programs for people from diverse backgrounds, including those facing barriers to employment. Expo visitors can learn about available support services, training options and pathways designed to help people prepare for and sustain long-term employment.

The Arbre Forest Industries Training & Careers Hub supports workforce development within Tasmania’s forest and timber industries. The hub connects jobseekers with training, apprenticeships and career opportunities across forestry and related sectors. Expo visitors can explore pathways into forest industries, required skills and training options supporting sustainable resource management.

Andrew Walter Constructions is a Tasmanian civil construction company delivering infrastructure and earthworks projects across the state. The business offers employment and apprenticeship opportunities across civil trades, plant operation and site-based roles. Visitors interested in this area can learn how skills are built, applied, and carried into other roles.

Apple Box Studio is a Tasmanian creative studio working across film, digital media and content production. The studio supports creative industries through project work, collaboration and skills development. Visitors interested in this area can learn how skills are built, applied, and carried into other roles.

Apprenticeship Support Australia helps employers and apprentices navigate the apprenticeship and traineeship system. The organisation provides advice, mentoring and administrative support to ensure successful training outcomes. Discussions will centre on how experience in this area builds employability beyond a single role.

Area Connect is a Tasmanian transport service that helps people access jobs, training and community services by providing flexible and timetabled transport options where public transport isn’t readily available. The service focuses on reducing transport barriers for jobseekers and learners, connecting them with workforce providers and training locations and supporting greater local participation in employment pathways.

Asuria delivers Workforce Australia employment services, supporting jobseekers to prepare for work, build skills and connect with employers. The organisation offers personalised employment assistance and access to training opportunities. Their team will be on hand to talk through career pathways, training options, and where these skills are applied in the workforce.

Asuria Training is a registered training organisation delivering vocational education and skill development programs across multiple industries. They support jobseekers and workers to gain nationally recognised qualifications aligned to employer needs. Expo visitors can explore training options, pathways into employment and how upskilling can support career progression.

Athena Training believes collaboration is key to building a strong, skilled Tasmanian workforce. By working closely with industry, community, and government, we aim to be a vital cog in the wheel, delivering industry-focused skillsets that drive growth and opportunity across the state

The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) is Australia’s national statistical agency, providing trusted data on the economy, population and society. ABS offers careers across data analysis, statistics, IT, research and corporate services. You can expect practical conversations about training routes, emerging roles, and long-term career flexibility.

The Australian Computer Society is the professional association for Australia’s ICT sector. ACS supports skills development, accreditation and career pathways for technology professionals. It’s a useful stop for anyone curious about where these skills can lead.

ADF Careers represents opportunities within the Australian Defence Force, including roles across the Navy, Army and Air Force with options from general entry to specialist and leadership pathways, supported by training and development. The organisation offers meaningful work, competitive benefits and diverse career options to suit a wide range of skills, interests and experience levels. Expo visitors can explore how to start a career in defence, learn about entry pathways and roles available, and speak with ADF representatives about pathways that match their goals and lifestyle

BUSY At Work is an employment services provider delivering Workforce Australia and apprenticeship support services. They assist jobseekers to prepare for work, connect with employers and access training, while also supporting businesses to recruit and retain staff. Expo visitors can speak with BUSY At Work about job opportunities, apprenticeships, resume support and tailored employment assistance.

Baptcare is a not-for-profit organisation providing aged care, disability support, community services and family and children’s programs across Tasmania and Australia. They offer a wide range of career opportunities in care, allied health, administration and support roles, as well as pathways into the sector through training and entry-level positions. Representatives can discuss career options, qualifications and working in community and care services.

Brick and Block Careers promotes career pathways in the bricklaying and blocklaying trades across Australia. The program supports apprentices, employers and jobseekers by providing information on training options, apprenticeships and employment opportunities within the construction industry. At the expo, visitors can learn about getting started in masonry, required skills and qualifications, and long-term career prospects in the trade.

CPA Australia is one of the world’s largest professional accounting bodies, supporting finance, accounting and business professionals across Australia and internationally. They provide education, professional development and pathways to CPA qualification. Expo visitors can speak with representatives about careers in accounting and finance, study and accreditation pathways, and how professional membership supports long-term career development.

Carer Solutions is a Tasmanian organisation supporting people with disability to access meaningful employment and training opportunities. They work closely with jobseekers and employers to provide tailored support, workplace adjustments and ongoing assistance. At the expo, representatives can discuss pathways into work, eligibility for support programs and how Carer Solutions partners with businesses to create inclusive workplaces.

CatholicCare Tasmania provides programs and services to the community right across Tasmania.
We provide support in the areas of Early Learning and Care, Psychological Services, Family Violence, Housing and Homelessness, Multicultural Programs, Youth Services and Families and Relationships. Visitors can explore a wide range of career opportunities and pathways with CatholicCare Tasmania.

The Civil Contractors Federation Tasmania represents businesses operating in the civil construction industry, including infrastructure, earthworks and utilities. The federation supports workforce development through training initiatives, apprenticeships and industry partnerships. At the expo, visitors can explore career pathways in civil construction, learn about training requirements and connect with employers working on major projects across Tasmania.

Collins SBA is a Tasmanian professional services firm providing accounting, business advisory and financial services. The firm offers career opportunities for graduates, trainees and experienced professionals in accounting and business services. Expo visitors can speak with representatives about career pathways in the accounting sector, study requirements, graduate programs and working in a professional services environment.

Commercial Dive Academy is a specialist training provider delivering nationally recognised qualifications in commercial diving. Based in Australia, the academy prepares students for careers in underwater construction, inspection and maintenance across marine and industrial environments. At the expo, visitors can learn about entry requirements, training pathways and employment opportunities within the commercial diving industry.

Community Based Support is a Tasmanian organisation providing disability support services that focus on independence, participation and community inclusion. They offer employment opportunities across support work, coordination and administration roles. Expo visitors can discuss career options in the disability sector, required qualifications and how Community Based Support works with individuals to build skills and meaningful employment pathways.

Community Transport Services Tasmania (CTST) is a statewide not-for-profit organisation providing affordable, door-to-door community transport for older Tasmanians and people with disability, helping them stay connected and independent. Services support travel to medical appointments, shopping and social activities, delivered by a mix of paid and volunteer drivers. Expo visitors can learn about available transport services, speak with staff about community support options, and find out about volunteering opportunities.

Comtech Training is a Tasmanian registered training organisation delivering vocational education and training across a range of industries. They work with individuals and employers to support skills development, workforce entry and career progression. At the expo, visitors can explore training options, qualifications and pathways that support employment in local industries and emerging sectors.

Corumbene is a Tasmanian not-for-profit provider of aged care services, offering residential care, home care and community support. The organisation provides a range of employment opportunities in care, nursing, hospitality and support services. Their team will be on hand to talk through career pathways, training options, and where these skills are applied in the workforce.

Cripps Bakeries is a Tasmanian-born bakery that’s been in operation since 1878 and now employs over 200 people producing a wide range of breads and baked goods for the local market.

Come talk with the team, we’ll share insights into careers in commercial baking and food production, discuss real-world job pathways, and explain how hands-on skills in food manufacturing can lead to broader opportunities across the supply chain.

Deakin University is a leading Australian university offering a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate study options across health, education, business, technology and the sciences. Deakin supports flexible learning, industry engagement and career readiness. Expo visitors can explore study pathways, entry requirements and how university education can support long-term career goals across diverse industries.

The Department for Education, Children and Young People (DECYP) is a Tasmanian Government department supporting children, young people and communities through education and wellbeing services. DECYP offers a range of employment opportunities across schools and community services, along with school-based apprenticeships and traineeships that allow students to combine work and study. Expo visitors can learn about career pathways, apprenticeships and roles that support positive outcomes for young people and communities.

The Tasmanian Department of Health delivers public health services across hospitals, community health and statewide programs. It offers career opportunities across clinical, allied health, support, administration and technical roles. Expo visitors can explore pathways into the health sector, training and qualification requirements, and employment opportunities supporting Tasmania’s public health system.

The Department of Home Affairs is responsible for Australia’s immigration, border security, national security and citizenship programs. The department offers a wide range of career opportunities across policy, operations, intelligence, technology and corporate services. At the expo, visitors can learn about employment pathways within the Australian Public Service, graduate programs and roles supporting national priorities.

Developmental Educators Australia provides disability support services focused on inclusion, skill development and independence. Operating across Tasmania and mainland Australia, the organisation offers employment opportunities in support work, coordination and professional roles. The stand highlights how experience in this field supports a wide range of employment options.

Document Management Tasmania provides secure records management, digitisation and information management services to businesses and government agencies. The organisation offers roles across logistics, digital services, administration and information management. Expo visitors can speak with representatives about career pathways in data and document management, workplace skills required and opportunities within a growing service sector.

Duke Education is a Tasmanian registered training organisation delivering vocational education and training across community services, health and business sectors. They work with individuals and employers to support workforce entry and upskilling. At the expo, visitors can explore training pathways, qualifications and how vocational education can support career transitions and employment opportunities.

Early Childhood Australia is the national peak body advocating for quality early learning and care for children from birth to eight years. The organisation provides resources and support for educators, families and communities to strengthen children’s development and wellbeing. Expo visitors can learn about careers in early childhood education and care, explore professional pathways, and speak with representatives about working in the sector.

Engineers Australia is the national professional body for engineers, supporting accreditation, professional development and industry engagement. The organisation promotes engineering careers and supports pathways from study into professional practice. This is a chance to unpack what day-to-day work looks like, and where these skills can take you over time.

The Fair Work Ombudsman is Australia’s national workplace relations regulator, providing free, trusted information and support to help workers understand their rights and obligations under workplace laws. Expo visitors can speak directly with representatives to get accurate guidance on pay rates, conditions, workplace rights, minimum entitlements and common employment issues, and learn where to find tools and resources to help them navigate work-related questions with confidence

Federal Hospitality is part of the Federal Group, operating hotels, resorts and hospitality venues across Tasmania. The organisation offers a wide range of employment opportunities across hospitality, tourism, gaming, administration and management. At the expo, visitors can explore entry-level roles, training pathways and long-term career opportunities within Tasmania’s hospitality and tourism industry.

Financial Advice Association Australia is the national professional body representing financial advisers. The association supports professional standards, education, accreditation and ongoing development within the financial advice sector. They’ll be sharing how people enter the industry, develop their skills, and move between related roles.

Flying Colours Group specialises in automotive paint and refinishing, delivering high-quality surface preparation and coatings for vehicle repair and restoration work across Tasmania.

The team will be available to discuss trade pathways, on-the-job learning, and how skills developed in automotive refinishing can lead to broader opportunities within the automotive and manufacturing sectors.

Foresite Training is a Tasmanian registered training organisation delivering vocational education across industries including construction, resources and safety. They support workforce development through nationally recognised qualifications and industry-aligned training. Expo visitors can speak with representatives about training pathways, required certifications and how vocational training can support employment, apprenticeships and career progression.

Future Energy Skills Ltd supports workforce development for Australia’s clean energy transition. Promoting the Powering Women into Clean Energy Apprenticeships initiative, the organisation focuses on increasing female participation in energy trades and technical roles. Conversations at the stand will focus on career pathways, transferable skills, and how people get started.

GCC commUNITY Programs offer opportunities for young people to get involved, build skills and connect with their community through workshops, events and leadership activities. The programs support youth participation, creativity and wellbeing, providing pathways to develop confidence, skills and local networks. Expo visitors can learn about upcoming programs, find out how to get involved, and speak with the community team about opportunities for youth engagement and personal development in Glenorchy.

Genus is an Australian power and communications infrastructure specialist, designing, constructing and maintaining the critical systems that keep communities and industries moving. We deliver end-to-end solutions across the full project lifecycle, from planning and engineering to commissioning and maintenance of transmission lines, substations, network services and renewables infrastructure. Genus works with utilities, resources and telecommunications clients nationwide, focused on safety, quality and long-term partnership in building Australia’s energy and communications future.

genU Training is a registered training organisation delivering vocational education across community services, health, disability and business sectors. They work with learners and employers to build practical skills and job-ready outcomes. At the expo, visitors can explore training options, qualification pathways and how training can support entry into meaningful employment and long-term career development.

Glenorchy City Council provides a wide range of services to support the local community, infrastructure and economic development. Council offers diverse career opportunities across administration, planning, community services, maintenance and management. The stand highlights how experience in this field supports a wide range of employment options.

Glenview Community Services is a Tasmanian not-for-profit organisation providing residential aged care, retirement living and community support services. They offer employment opportunities across care, nursing, hospitality, maintenance and support roles. At the expo, visitors can explore careers in aged care, training requirements and how Glenview supports staff development and professional growth.

Goodstart Early Learning North Hobart is part of Australia’s largest early learning provider, delivering early childhood education and care for young children and families. Goodstart offers career pathways across early childhood education, leadership and support roles. The focus is on pathways into the sector and how these capabilities are valued across the economy.

Grow Employment is a Tasmanian-owned GTO delivering recruitment, labour hire and traineeship solutions that connect jobseekers with meaningful work across a range of industries. The organisation supports people to build skills and start career pathways, while assisting employers to find suitable candidates. Expo visitors can learn about training, apprenticeships and employment opportunities, and speak with staff about support services to help people prepare for and sustain long-term work.

Hobart City Mission is a Tasmanian not-for-profit organisation delivering community services including housing, family support, education and employment programs. They offer a range of employment opportunities across support, education and administration roles. At the Expo, you’ll get a clearer picture of how roles in this sector connect to real-world work across a range of industries.

Home Base is a Tasmanian program supporting people who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness to access stable housing and related supports. Delivered by Colony 47, the service works alongside individuals to build independence and pathways into longer-term housing solutions. The focus is on pathways into the sector and how these capabilities are valued across the economy.

Hospitality Tasmania is the peak industry body representing hospitality businesses across the state. The organisation supports workforce development, training and industry advocacy. At the expo, visitors can explore career pathways in hospitality, learn about training and entry-level opportunities, and understand how the industry supports long-term careers across food, beverage, accommodation and tourism sectors.

Hungry Jack’s is one of Australia’s largest quick service restaurant brands, offering employment opportunities across customer service, food preparation, leadership and management roles. The company provides structured training, flexible work options and pathways for career progression. It’s a useful stop for anyone curious about where these skills can lead.

Huon Aquaculture is a Tasmanian seafood producer specialising in salmon farming. The company offers a wide range of careers across aquaculture, marine operations, processing, science, engineering and corporate roles. At the expo, visitors can explore career pathways in aquaculture, training requirements and opportunities to work in Tasmania’s growing seafood and primary industries sector.

Hydro Tasmania is Australia’s largest renewable energy generator, operating hydroelectric, wind and energy storage assets across Tasmania. The organisation offers careers in engineering, trades, environmental science, technology and corporate services. You can expect practical conversations about training routes, emerging roles, and long-term career flexibility.

Incat is a global leader in high-speed aluminium shipbuilding, based in Tasmania. The company designs and builds world-class vessels for international markets and offers careers across trades, engineering, fabrication and support services. At the expo, visitors can explore apprenticeships, training pathways and long-term career opportunities within advanced manufacturing and maritime industries.

Innovative Care Tasmania is a Tasmanian NDIS service provider delivering disability support and community participation services across Hobart and Launceston, helping participants build independence and engage in daily life. The organisation offers a range of roles including disability support workers and allied care positions within a supportive, person-centred environment. Expo visitors can find out about opportunities to work in community support, learn about the diverse services provided, and speak with staff about career pathways in disability and allied health services

The International College of Hotel Management (ICHM) delivers specialised higher education programs in hotel, hospitality and tourism management. With strong industry connections, ICHM supports graduates to enter leadership and management roles globally. It’s a useful stop for anyone curious about where these skills can lead.

Kirinari Community Services provides disability support services focused on inclusion, independence and community participation. Operating across multiple regions, Kirinari offers employment opportunities in support work, coordination and professional roles. The focus is on pathways into the sector and how these capabilities are valued across the economy.

KPMG is a global professional services firm offering audit, tax and advisory services to organisations across a wide range of industries, government and not-for-profit sectors. With a presence in Australia as part of this international network, the company delivers tailored solutions that help clients solve complex challenges, drive growth and navigate change. Expo visitors can discover career opportunities in areas such as consulting, risk, tax, digital and audit, and learn about pathways that support professional development and long-term career progression

Langford Support Services is a Tasmanian organisation delivering disability and community support services that promote independence and choice. The organisation offers employment opportunities across support work and coordination roles. At the expo, visitors can discuss career pathways in the disability sector, required qualifications and how support services contribute to inclusive and sustainable employment outcomes.

Leap Health is a Tasmanian-based allied health provider operating multidisciplinary clinics across the state, offering services including physiotherapy, exercise physiology, dietetics and podiatry. The organisation provides entry points into allied and sports health careers, with opportunities for new graduates, allied health assistants and clinicians to work in collaborative teams supporting rehabilitation and wellbeing. Expo visitors can explore allied health career pathways, learn about available roles, and speak with practitioners about professional development in community-focused health services

Libraries Tasmania delivers public library services across the state, supporting literacy, learning and community connection. The service offers careers across library services, information management, community programs and administration. This organisation offers insight into how skills gained here support careers across multiple industries.

Lifeline Tasmania provides crisis support, suicide prevention and community wellbeing services across the state. The organisation offers employment opportunities across counselling, support services, training and administration. This organisation offers insight into how skills gained here support careers across multiple industries.

Loreto Community Housing is a Tasmanian not-for-profit housing provider delivering affordable and social housing through initiatives such as Build Up Tassie. The organisation supports housing stability and community development and offers employment opportunities across housing management and support services. At the Expo, you’ll get a clearer picture of how roles in this sector connect to real-world work across a range of industries.

Many Rivers supports individuals from diverse and disadvantaged backgrounds to start or grow their own small businesses. Through mentoring, business advice and access to microfinance, the organisation helps people build sustainable self-employment pathways. The focus is on pathways into the sector and how these capabilities are valued across the economy.

Mas National delivers employment services, apprenticeship support and training programs across Australia. They assist jobseekers to prepare for work, connect with employers and access training opportunities. At the expo, visitors can discuss apprenticeships, traineeships, Workforce Australia services and pathways into employment across a range of industries.

Master Builders Tasmania represents the building and construction industry across the state. The organisation supports workforce development through training, apprenticeships and industry engagement. Expo visitors can explore career pathways in construction, learn about training requirements and connect with employers offering opportunities across residential, commercial and civil building sectors.

MatchWorks is a national employment services provider helping job seekers of all ages and abilities to find and keep meaningful work. With more than 25 years’ experience connecting people with employers, they deliver government-funded programs like Workforce Australia and Inclusive Employment Australia, offering tailored support, training and ongoing mentoring. MatchWorks also partners with businesses to build diverse, inclusive workplaces and strengthen local communities.

MAX Solutions delivers employment services, vocational training and apprenticeship support across Australia. As a registered training organisation, MAX supports people to build skills and connect with job opportunities. Expo visitors can speak with representatives about training options, employment programs and pathways into work across a range of industries.

Metro Tasmania is the state’s public bus operator, delivering passenger transport services across Tasmania. The organisation offers careers in driving, mechanical trades, operations, customer service and corporate roles. At the expo, visitors can learn about employment pathways, training requirements and working in a service that supports communities and regional connectivity.

Migrant Talent Connector supports skilled migrants and employers to connect through employment, mentoring and industry engagement. The organisation helps migrants navigate the Australian labour market while supporting employers to access diverse talent. This organisation offers insight into how skills gained here support careers across multiple industries.

Mingari+Co and JBM Group are Tasmanian hospitality businesses operating McDonald’s restaurants across the Greater Hobart region. Together, they provide employment opportunities across customer service, food preparation and management roles, supported by structured training and development programs. Expo visitors can explore entry-level positions, flexible work arrangements and long-term career pathways in the hospitality industry

The Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) is a major Tasmanian cultural institution and tourism destination. MONA offers careers across arts, hospitality, events, operations and administration. They’ll be sharing how people enter the industry, develop their skills, and move between related roles.

Mondelez International is a global food and beverage company with well-known brands across snacking and confectionery. The company offers career opportunities across manufacturing, supply chain, engineering, marketing and corporate roles. Expo visitors can explore pathways into large-scale manufacturing and global business operations, including entry-level and professional roles.

Multicap is a Tasmanian not-for-profit organisation providing disability support, employment services and community programs that help people build independence and participate in everyday life. The organisation delivers supported employment and tailored services aligned to individual goals. Expo visitors can learn about inclusive employment pathways, support options and opportunities that build skills, confidence and meaningful work for people with disability.

My First Job supports young people to access employment, apprenticeships and traineeships by connecting them with employers and training providers. The organisation focuses on helping people transition from education into the workforce. Discussions will centre on how experience in this area builds employability beyond a single role.

MyState Bank Arena is a major indoor sports and events venue in Hobart, hosting sporting competitions, concerts and community events. The venue offers employment opportunities across events, operations, hospitality and administration. Expo visitors can explore careers in events and venue management and learn about working behind the scenes in live event environments.

NAWIC Tasmania is the state branch of the National Association of Women in Construction, supporting women working in construction and related industries. The organisation promotes career pathways, professional development and industry connections. Visitors interested in this area can learn how skills are built, applied, and carried into other roles.

NECA is the peak industry body representing electrical and communications contractors across Australia. The association supports workforce development through apprenticeships, training and industry engagement. At the expo, visitors can explore career pathways in electrical trades, learn about training requirements and connect with opportunities within the electrical and communications sector.

The National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) is Australia’s leading centre for education and training in the performing arts. NIDA offers vocational and higher education programs across acting, technical theatre, design and stage management. This is a chance to unpack what day-to-day work looks like, and where these skills can take you over time.

National Joblink delivers employment services and training support to help people prepare for work and connect with employers. The organisation works with jobseekers across a range of industries, offering personalised assistance and pathway planning. Expo visitors can discuss job opportunities, training options and supports available to help them move into sustainable employment.

Nexus Inc is a Tasmanian not-for-profit organisation delivering disability, mental health and community support services. The organisation offers employment opportunities across support work, coordination and professional roles. Visitors can explore how skills developed in this sector translate into opportunities well beyond this field.

Nurse Next Door Hobart East provides in-home care and support services for older people and those needing assistance to live independently. The organisation offers employment opportunities across care, nursing and support roles. Expo visitors can explore careers in home care, training requirements and how flexible care roles support community wellbeing.

Nyrstar operates one of the world’s largest zinc processing facilities in Hobart, supporting Tasmania’s manufacturing and resources sector. The company offers careers across trades, engineering, operations, maintenance and corporate roles. At the expo, visitors can learn about apprenticeships, training pathways and long-term career opportunities in advanced manufacturing and industrial processing.

OneCare Limited is a Tasmanian not-for-profit organisation delivering residential aged care, home care and community services. The organisation offers employment opportunities across care, nursing, hospitality and support roles. Visitors can explore how skills developed in this sector translate into opportunities well beyond this field.

Onroad Offroad Training delivers driver training and licensing programs across Tasmania, supporting workforce entry in transport, construction and resources industries. The organisation offers nationally recognised training in heavy vehicle and specialist driving. The focus is on pathways into the sector and how these capabilities are valued across the economy.

Parks Australia manages some of Australia’s most significant national parks and protected areas, including sites in Tasmania. The agency offers careers across conservation, ranger services, science, tourism and operations. Conversations at the stand will focus on career pathways, transferable skills, and how people get started.

RACT (Royal Automobile Club of Tasmania) is a member-focused organisation supporting Tasmanians through motoring services, insurance, roadside assistance and lifestyle benefits, with a long-standing local presence. The club delivers services including roadside assistance, insurance and driving education, while advocating for safer roads and community wellbeing. Expo visitors can learn about career opportunities, explore membership benefits and speak with representatives about how RACT supports Tasmanians on the road and beyond.

Randstad is a global recruitment and workforce solutions company connecting jobseekers with employers across a wide range of industries. They support temporary, permanent and contract employment opportunities. Expo visitors can speak with Randstad representatives about current job opportunities, career advice and how recruitment services can support workforce entry and progression.

Saver Plus is a financial education and matched savings program delivered by Berry Street that helps people build money-management skills and save toward education-related costs for themselves or their children. Participants receive financial capability support and matched savings to help them reach their goals. Expo visitors can learn how the program works, check eligibility, and speak with representatives about building budgeting skills, savings habits and financial confidence.

Sigma Aerospace College is a specialist aviation training provider delivering nationally recognised qualifications in aircraft maintenance and aerospace engineering. Working closely with industry, the college supports pathways into apprenticeships and technical roles within the aviation sector. Visitors can explore how skills developed in this sector translate into opportunities well beyond this field.

SRT Logistics is a Tasmanian-owned transport and logistics company providing freight and supply chain services across the state and mainland Australia. The company offers employment opportunities across driving, warehousing, logistics coordination and operations. Expo visitors can explore careers in transport and logistics, licensing requirements and pathways into a growing industry.

STEPS is a not-for-profit organisation delivering employment services, training and support programs to help people overcome barriers to work. They provide pathways into employment, apprenticeships and education across multiple industries. Expo visitors can speak with representatives about training options, employment support and programs designed to build skills and confidence.

Searson Buck is a Tasmanian professional services firm delivering accounting, human resources, workplace relations and recruitment services. The firm offers career opportunities across professional and advisory roles. At the Expo, you’ll get a clearer picture of how roles in this sector connect to real-world work across a range of industries.

Sentinel Boats is a Tasmanian manufacturer specialising in aluminium vessels for commercial, defence and recreational use. The company offers careers across fabrication, engineering, production and support services. Expo visitors can explore apprenticeships, training pathways and employment opportunities within advanced manufacturing and marine industries.

Services Australia delivers government payments and services, including specialist Indigenous Services supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. The agency offers employment opportunities across customer service, community engagement and corporate roles. You can expect practical conversations about training routes, emerging roles, and long-term career flexibility.

Skills Solutions Australia delivers vocational education and workforce development programs across a range of industries. They work with learners and employers to support skills development, compliance training and job readiness. At the expo, visitors can explore training pathways, qualifications and how targeted training can support employment, career progression and workforce entry.

Southern Cross Care provides aged care and retirement living services across Australia, supporting older people to live with dignity and independence. The organisation offers careers across care, nursing, hospitality and support services. This is a chance to unpack what day-to-day work looks like, and where these skills can take you over time.

St John Ambulance Youth provides young people with opportunities to develop first aid skills, leadership experience and community involvement. Through structured programs, participants build confidence and transferable skills relevant to future careers. They’ll be sharing how people enter the industry, develop their skills, and move between related roles.

Sustainable Timber Tasmania manages and develops Tasmania’s sustainably grown timber resources. The organisation offers careers across forestry, science, planning, operations and environmental management. This is a chance to unpack what day-to-day work looks like, and where these skills can take you over time.

The Tasmanian Association of Community Care (TACC) represents organisations delivering community, disability and aged care services across the state. TACC supports workforce development, training and sector collaboration. You can expect practical conversations about training routes, emerging roles, and long-term career flexibility.

The Tasmanian Building Group Apprenticeship Scheme supports apprentices and employers within the building and construction industry. The scheme provides employment, training and mentoring to help apprentices succeed. Expo visitors can explore apprenticeship opportunities, trade pathways and how group training supports long-term careers in construction.

TasBuild manages Tasmania’s portable long service leave scheme for workers in the construction industry, ensuring long service entitlements are recorded and paid as people move between employers. The organisation maintains service records, supports employer reporting and provides clear information about how entitlements are accrued and accessed. Expo visitors can speak with representatives to learn how long service leave works in construction and where to find further support and information.

TasNetworks owns and operates Tasmania’s electricity transmission and distribution network and the state’s gas distribution network. The organisation offers careers across engineering, trades, technology, project management and corporate services. This is a chance to unpack what day-to-day work looks like, and where these skills can take you over time.

TasTAFE is Tasmania’s public provider of vocational education and training, delivering courses across trades, health, community services, business and technology. TasTAFE supports pathways into employment, apprenticeships and further study. Expo visitors can explore course options, training requirements and how vocational education supports workforce entry and career progression.

TasWater provides drinking water and wastewater services to communities across Tasmania. The organisation offers careers across engineering, trades, operations, science, customer service and corporate roles. This is a chance to unpack what day-to-day work looks like, and where these skills can take you over time.

The Tasmania Fire Service and State Emergency Service provide fire response, emergency management and disaster support across the state. They offer both volunteer and employment opportunities across operational, technical and support roles. At the Expo, you’ll get a clearer picture of how roles in this sector connect to real-world work across a range of industries.

Tasmania Police Recruiting provides information and pathways for people interested in joining Tasmania Police. Careers include policing, communications, forensics and specialist support roles. Discussions will centre on how experience in this area builds employability beyond a single role.

Tasmania Prison Service manages correctional facilities and rehabilitation programs across the state. The service offers careers in custodial, case management, education and support roles. A visit to their stand offers insight into entry points, progression, and how experience in this area can open up broader opportunities.

The Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (TIA) at the University of Tasmania supports research, education and industry engagement across agriculture and food systems. TIA offers study and career pathways across agriculture, science and agribusiness. Conversations at the stand will focus on career pathways, transferable skills, and how people get started.

Digital Careers Tasmania is a Tasmanian Government initiative promoting awareness of digital and ICT careers across the Tasmanian State Service and broader technology sector. The program provides information and guidance for students, graduates and career changers interested in roles in technology, data and digital services. Expo visitors can explore digital career options, learn about entry pathways and speak with representatives about opportunities in government and digital industries across the Tasmanian Government.

Tasracing is responsible for the governance and development of thoroughbred, harness and greyhound racing in Tasmania. The organisation supports employment across racing operations, animal care, events, administration and industry services. Expo visitors can explore diverse career pathways within the racing industry and learn about training and employment opportunities across the sector.

Tassal is a Tasmanian-based seafood producer specialising in salmon and prawns. The company offers careers across aquaculture, marine operations, processing, science, engineering and corporate roles. Visitors interested in this area can learn how skills are built, applied, and carried into other roles.

The Personnel Group supports people with disability to access and maintain meaningful employment. Working with jobseekers and employers, they provide tailored employment support and workplace solutions. This organisation offers insight into how skills gained here support careers across multiple industries.

Thrive Group Tasmania is a not-for-profit, community-based provider of early childhood education and care services across Tasmania. Since 1975, we have supported children and families by delivering high quality family day care, early learning programs and outside school hours care for children from birth to 13 years. Thrive Group works with local communities to create safe, engaging learning environments, helping children build confidence, social skills and a love of learning while supporting families and communities with flexible care options across urban, rural, regional and remote Tasmania

Troublesmiths is a Tasmanian social enterprise creating inclusive employment opportunities for people facing barriers to work. Through hands-on projects and supportive training environments, Troublesmiths helps participants build practical skills, confidence and pathways into sustainable employment. It’s a useful stop for anyone curious about where these skills can lead.

UTAS Future Student Engagement supports prospective students to explore study options at the University of Tasmania. The team provides information on courses, pathways, entry requirements and student support services. You can expect practical conversations about training routes, emerging roles, and long-term career flexibility.

Unions Tasmania is the peak body representing trade unions across the state. The organisation supports workers through advocacy, education and workplace rights. Discussions will centre on how experience in this area builds employability beyond a single role.

Uniting Vic.Tas delivers community services across housing, disability, aged care, family services and mental health. The organisation offers employment opportunities across support work, professional services and administration. Expo visitors can explore careers in community services, training pathways and working in roles that support social inclusion and wellbeing.

Volunteering Tasmania is the peak body supporting volunteering across the state, connecting people with meaningful opportunities in community organisations and causes. The organisation provides guidance and support to help create safe and rewarding volunteer experiences. Expo visitors can explore volunteering options, learn how to get involved, and speak with representatives about building skills, community connection and wellbeing through volunteering.

VOS Construction is a Tasmanian building and civil construction company delivering residential, commercial and infrastructure projects across the state. The organisation offers opportunities for apprentices, tradespeople and support roles, with pathways for skills development and career progression in the construction industry. Expo visitors can explore entry-level and skilled roles, learn about apprenticeships, and speak with representatives about working on local construction projects.

Work & Training delivers employment services, training and apprenticeship support across Tasmania. The organisation assists jobseekers to prepare for work, access training and connect with employers. Expo visitors can explore job opportunities, apprenticeships and pathways into employment across a range of industries and skill levels.

Workforce Extensions provides labour hire and workforce solutions across a range of industries, connecting workers with short-term and ongoing employment opportunities. Their team will be on hand to talk through career pathways, training options, and where these skills are applied in the workforce.

Workskills Tasmania supports jobseekers to build skills, confidence and pathways into employment through tailored training and employment services. The organisation works with individuals and employers to support sustainable workforce participation. The stand provides a grounded look at career options, progression, and transferable skills.

360 Personnel is a national Australian recruitment and labour-hire business dedicated to connecting jobseekers with meaningful work and supporting employers with tailored staffing solutions. The company offers opportunities across a wide range of industries, including temporary, permanent and temp-to-perm roles, backed by a thorough recruitment process and ongoing candidate support. Expo visitors can learn about flexible work arrangements, career pathways and personalised guidance to help match skills and aspirations with the right role