Message from the CEO. MST Workplace Solutions has seen many changes over the past nine months. For more details read the April 2008 newsletter.

The changing face of the workforce. The Dooley Herirage Trail opening. MST sponsors the Challenger tennis event held at the Burnie tennis Club. Julie bishop stops over in Devonport. For more details read the March 2007 newsletter.

Students get hands dirty. Coastal students considering an Australian Apprenticeship benefit from evening information sessions. Life on the high seas. There is a job and a life after forty. For more details read the December 2006 newsletter.

Futures are looking bright. Northern Expansion. Local Community Partnerships launched. For more details read the August 2006 newsletter.

Northern expansion, MST opens an office in Northern Tasmania. Cooking up a storm, Burnie embracing Emesete Training Restaurant, which was opened in November 2005. For more details read the March 2006 newsletter.

Sarah Watson on her way to becoming an electrician. Recruitment assistance for expanding business. For more details read the December 2005 newsletter.

A budding new career! Driving a future! Positive changes for New Apprentices. For more details read the October 2005 newsletter.

Break leads to employment. New career in telecommunications. TAFE excellence award winner. Unemployed secure jobs. Meeting your training needs. For more details read the June 2005 newsletter.

Deafness no barrier to new apprenticeship. Hard work pays off. Pathway to success. Sponsorship announced. Extreme Police Program. New faces at MST Workplace Solutions. More information inside the March 2005 newsletter.

Never too late for change. More money for your business. Hospitality Program benefits King Island employers. Training and customer service goes hand in hand. Wiser jobseekers for your business. Celebrating 15 years of operation. More information inside the December 2004 newsletter.

Save time and money. Pathway to employment. Southern office opens. Solving your office problems. Commercial cookery and catering operations training. Hospitality workers in the making. Filling the gap. More information inside the August 2004 newsletter.

Experimental Future: Melanie Mihajlowits has found that being a sole parent is no barrier to returning to work. More ...

Sarah Watson is one of a growing number of women pursuing a career in trades which have been traditionally dominated by men. More ...

Janice Burgess has been out of the workforce for a few years when she approached Centrelink for assistance to find employment. More ...

Hayden Saunders found out first hand that a "break" was all he needed to gain full time work. More ...

Jarrod Bishop who was long term unemployed, commenced employment late last year with Kisstel. More ...

Ashley fulfills his auto career dream. More ...