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Water Academy

Water Academy

The Programmed Water Academy is a training platform for emerging water industry professionals providing career pathways and formal qualifications for new and existing employees.

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Water Academy

The Programmed Water Academy is a training platform for emerging water industry professionals providing career pathways and formal qualifications for new and existing employees.

As a Registered Training Organisation, we have developed the Water Academy to attract a new generation to the sector, grow the diversity of the workforce and foster an inclusive culture.

The Water Academy prepares people to work with the type and scale of assets in Australia’s water systems through the following:

  • Develop core skills for the work of today and the future
  • Build soft skills to support engagement with the community
  • Intake school leavers, University graduates and mature industry candidates
  • Upgrade skills in technology and data related to the water sector
Water Academy pathway

Find out more about our Water Academy and identify the pathway that best suits your needs. We are always looking to grow these opportunities, so be sure to have a look.

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