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Thinking about a future in the trades industry? ⚡

Our Certificate II in Electrotechnology (Career Start) is designed for students looking to gain foundational skills and explore pathways into electrical and trade careers. Through hands-on practical training, students work with electrical boards, circuits, tools, and equipment in a supportive learning environment that reflects real industry settings.

This course is a great starting point for those considering apprenticeships or further study in electrotechnology and related trades. Students develop practical skills, safety awareness, technical knowledge, and confidence needed for the next step into the industry.

Start building your future with a practical, skills-focused course at EQUALS Trades

Trades

Human Services vs Social Work: What’s the Difference and Which Degree Should You Choose? Read more at https://equals.edu.au/human-services-vs-social-work/

Not sure which pathway to choose for a career in community services?

Our latest guide breaks down the key differences, study pathways, and career outcomes to help you decide.

Exclusive scholarships available to international students, reach out to find out more.

📞 Book a free chat with our team
🔗 Learn more at equals.edu.au

Human Services vs Social Work Compare Human Services and Social Work degrees in Australia — career outcomes, AASW accreditation, and which pathway suits your goals.

Starting your studies and living away from home can sometimes feel overwhelming. That’s why we’re sharing MOST, a free digital mental health support app for young people aged 15–25, developed by Orygen Digital.
MOST can help with stress, anxiety, loneliness, sleep challenges, and everyday study pressures.
📲 Download the app on Apple or Android or sign up online at: most.org.au
💛 Your wellbeing matters. Support is available whenever you need it.

At EQUALS, your wellbeing and success matter 🌱
Our Success and Wellbeing Services (SWS) and Student Access & Safety Plans provide personalised, free, and confidential support to help you thrive — during your studies and beyond.
💚 Funded by the South Australian Government
💚 You don’t have to do it alone
👉 Reach out to our Student Services to find out more.

Hi EQUALS Community!

Your future starts with a conversation 💬

Join Industry Connect — a free event for the EQUALS student community to connect with employers, explore job opportunities, and gain real industry insights.

📅 Wed 3 June | ⏰ 12–2pm
📍 Wisdom Room, 54 Currie St, Adelaide

🎟️ Free event — register here: https://forms.office.com/r/tDahVDNk5M

What if 18 weeks could change your career?

At EQUALS International, our Cert III in Individual Support (CHC33021) prepares you for meaningful work — supporting people to live independently and with dignity.

You'll learn from industry professionals, complete 120 hours of real workplace training, and graduate with a qualification that employers recognise.

For eligible SA domestic students, government-subsidised places are available from just $495, with limited seats available. Check your eligibility today: mytraining.skills.sa.gov.au

Ready to take the first step?
Submit your enquiry using the link below.
https://tinyurl.com/EQUALSDomesticEnquiry

Contact us:
📞 (08) 8110 1200
✉️ [email protected]
CRICOS 02804C | RTO Code 3492

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Our student ambassadors attended the Refugee Communities Association of Australia RCAA National Conference 😊

It was a valuable opportunity for them to deepen their understanding of the challenges and experiences faced by refugee communities, while gaining practical tools and insights to support individuals and families settling into Australia.

Opportunities like this help strengthen their skills, cultural awareness, and commitment to making a positive impact in the community.

Today we recognise World Social Work Day, a global day that celebrates the vital role social workers play in supporting individuals, families and communities, and advocating for social justice and wellbeing.

This year’s theme, “Co-Building Hope and Harmony: A Harambee Call to Unite a Divided Society,” highlights the importance of unity, cooperation and social solidarity in addressing the complex challenges facing communities around the world.

For many of you studying community services and social work, this day reflects the values that guide your learning and future practice. Social work is not only a profession but a commitment to standing alongside people during difficult times, promoting dignity and inclusion, and working toward positive social change.

At EQUALS, we are proud to support students who are developing the knowledge, compassion and skills needed to contribute meaningfully to society. Education plays an important role in preparing future practitioners who will empower individuals and strengthen communities.

To mark the day, there will be a number of free events, webinars and conferences highlighting the impact of the profession and bringing people together to reflect on the future of social work. You can explore some of these events here:
https://www.aasw.asn.au/world-social-work-day-events-2026/

We encourage you to take a moment to reflect on the values that brought you to this field and the difference you hope to make in the lives of others!

This message was prepared by Maureen Shomba, Student Ambassador for Social Work at EQUALS International.