The Community Foundation Skills Program in Hillcrest is a free, government-funded training program. It helps people gain practical skills and move toward real jobs with confidence.
The program started on 11 February 2026 at the Hillcrest Community Centre, 21 Linfield Road, Hillcrest. Classes run from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm, making it easier to balance family, personal, or part-time commitments.
There is no pressure.
You learn step by step.
You build confidence as you go.
The Community Foundation Skills Program in Hillcrest focuses on real skills and real job pathways.
About the Program
The program is part of Skilling Queenslanders for Work.
It is delivered by Queensland Training Employment Services (QTES) with support from Multicultural Mailer.
This program is suitable for:
- Job seekers
- New migrants
- Early school leavers
- People returning to work
You do not need previous qualifications.
You only need commitment and a willingness to learn.
Training is practical and interactive.
Support is provided throughout the program.
What You Will Gain
The Community Foundation Skills Program in Hillcrest combines classroom learning with real work experience.
You will receive:
- A nationally recognised Certificate II in Skills for Work and Career Development
- Workplace English and communication training
- Job readiness and preparation skills
- A two-week supervised work placement
- Up to $300 scholarship support (if eligible)
- Local, community-based learning
Each part of the program helps you build confidence and improve your job chances.
Nationally Recognised Certificate II
You will work toward a Certificate II qualification recognised across Australia.
This shows employers you are ready for work.
You will develop skills in:
- Teamwork
- Workplace communication
- Time management
- Professional behaviour
- Career planning
Employers value people who are reliable and prepared.
This program helps you build those qualities.
Workplace English and Communication
Good communication is important in any job.
The program includes practical English lessons based on real workplace situations. You will practise:
- Speaking clearly
- Listening carefully
- Understanding instructions
- Communicating with supervisors and co-workers
Sessions are supportive and respectful.
Making mistakes is part of learning.
As your communication improves, your confidence grows.
Scholarship Support
Eligible participants may receive up to $300 through QTES.
This support can help pay for:
- Driving lessons
- First Aid certification
- White Card training
These extra qualifications can increase your job options and remove common barriers.
Two-Week Work Placement
A two-week work placement is a key part of the program.
During this time, you will:
- Use your new skills in a real workplace
- Gain hands-on experience
- Build references
- Strengthen your resume
- Grow your confidence
Work placement connects learning to real employment.
For many people, this step builds strong self-belief.
Flexible and Supportive
Classes run from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm, making it easier to manage other responsibilities.
The Community Foundation Skills Program in Hillcrest is:
- Free and fully funded
- Community-based and inclusive
- Designed to lead to real job outcomes
Limited transport support may be available.
Support continues throughout the program, so you never feel alone.
Supported by Trusted Organisations
Multicultural Mailer helps create a welcoming and inclusive learning space.
The program is funded by the Queensland Government under Skilling Queenslanders for Work.
This partnership supports employment pathways across Queensland and communities like Hillcrest.
Register for the Program
If you live in Hillcrest or nearby areas and want to improve your job readiness, this program offers a clear and supportive pathway.
The Community Foundation Skills Program in Hillcrest provides:
- Recognised qualifications
- Practical workplace experience
- Communication skill development
- Scholarship support
- Clear job pathways
Register here: Click here
Places are limited.
Small steps lead to real progress.
This could be your first step toward steady employment.