Regional visits

SIDE’S travelling careers incursion, The Mini Industry Roadshow, had the absolute delight of visiting the Western Australian Southwest region in Term 4 2023.

SIDE’s travelling careers incursion, The Mini Industry Roadshow, had the wonderful pleasure of visiting the stunning Pilbara in Term 3 2023.

The Mini Industry Roadshow, SIDE’s traveling careers program made a wonderful journey through the stunning Pilbara. 

SIDE’s travelling careers incursion, The Mini Industry Roadshow, had the absolute pleasure of visiting the Western Australian Southwest region in Term 4 2023 to engage the students from Boddington District High School, Gnowangerup District High School, and Jerramungup District High School in hands-on practical skills training.

SIDE’s travelling careers incursion, The Mini Industry Roadshow, had the absolute pleasure of visiting the Western Australian Wheatbelt recently and engaging with students from Kulin District High School, Quairading District High School, and Brookton District High School.

At the start of Term 4, SIDE’s Mini Industry Roadshow had the absolute honour of being invited to run workshops at one of Western Australia’s most remote communities, Tjuntjuntjarra, located in The Great Victorian Desert.

SIDE’s traveling careers incursion, the Mini Industry Roadshow, had the absolute pleasure of visiting the amazing Pilbara recently and engaging students from Roebourne District High School, Pannawonica School, and Onslow School.

Recently, SIDE’s Mini Industry Roadshow undertook two amazing tours to our Midwest region visiting Pia Wadjarri Remote Community School, Mullewa District High School, Cue Primary School, and Meekatharra District High School.

Mini Industry Roadshow recently visited the incredible remote communities of Gascoyne Junction and Burringurrah, where our trainers engaged not only the students but also community members in an array of practical hands-on skills attainment sessions in Automotive, Plumbing, and Cabinet Making/Carpentry. The sessions not only actively trained students in useful skills but also provided invaluable insights into various trades and possible future pathways for the youth of these remote communities.