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TACC and VACC Sign Landmark Agreement with AADA

VACC, TACC, and MTAWA Form Alliance with Australian Automotive Dealer Association   The Victorian Automotive Chamber of Commerce (VACC) and the Tasmanian Automotive Chamber of Commerce (TACC), together with the Motor Trade Association of Western Australia (MTAWA), have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Australian Automotive Dealer Association (AADA). This strategic partnership follows the successful model established earlier this year between the Motor Trades Association of Queensland (MTAQ) and AADA, and represents a significant advancement in industry collaboration and resource sharing designed to benefit dealer members across multiple states. Strengthened Representation for Dealers The agreement formally recognises VACC and TACC as the [...]

Southern Tas Employment and Careers Expo

TACC Team Engages with Future Automotive Talent at Southern Tas Employment and Careers Expo The TACC team recently participated in the highly successful Southern Tas Employment and Careers Expo, connecting with numerous school leavers interested in pursuing careers in the automotive industry. Representatives from TACC expressed enthusiasm about their involvement at the event, which proved to be an excellent platform for engaging with young people about to enter the workforce. “It was great to be involved at the Southern Tas Employment and Careers Expo this year,” said Bruce McIntosh, TACC State Manager. “The level of interest from students was remarkable, [...]

TACC Bulletin

Have your say on current skills shortages

Dear member,

The Motor Trades Association of Australia (MTAA), of which VACC is a member, has engaged Deloitte Access Economics to support their response to Jobs and Skills Australia’s (JSA) 2024 Skills Priority List stakeholder survey.

The Skills Priority List is used to assess current skills shortages and future labour demand in industries across Australia. It is a key resource used to shape domestic education and training policy and to inform Australia’s Migration Program planning.

This is an opportunity for the Australian automotive retail industry to advise government of the current and expected skills shortages you are experiencing. As such, we invite you to complete the following survey link to inform our submission to government.

Automotive Skills Shortages Survey

This survey is being sent to all current MTA members and should be filled out by individual businesses. Please only provide one response per business. The findings from this survey will be used by Deloitte Access Economics and MTAA for the purpose of completing the JSA Skills Priority List stakeholder survey for the automotive industry.

Only aggregated responses will be reported, meaning your business will not be identified in any information provided to JSA.

If you have any questions about Deloitte’s privacy policy or about the survey, please contact autoskillssurvey@deloitte.com.au.

The survey will close Friday 9 February 2024.

Dr Imogen Reid,
Lead, Strategy and Policy