Annual Training Plan Consultation 2026

Closed
Open 4 February 2026 | 12:00 am
Close 31 March 2026 | 6:00 pm

Investing in the future of Queensland’s manufacturing industry

Queensland’s manufacturing industry continues to be a vital part of our economy and daily lives. As the sector evolves, it is essential to ensure our investment in training and skills development keeps pace, enabling manufacturers to innovate and remain competitive.

In 2026, Manufacturing Skills Queensland (MSQ) will release its Annual Training Plan (ATP) for 2026-27. Building on previous plans, we aim to strengthen our investment to support industry in addressing critical skills and workforce challenges. To create an ATP with the greatest impact, we invite leaders, professionals, and experts in the manufacturing sector to provide their valuable input.

Submissions for 2026 are now closed.

Privacy

Your personal information is protected by law, including the Privacy Act 1988 (Privacy Act). Personal information is information or an opinion about an identifiable individual. Personal information includes an individual’s name and contact details.

Manufacturing Skills Queensland will collect your information when you attend a forum in person or online, complete the survey or make a submission to the discussion paper.

Manufacturing Skills Queensland is using an online survey tool to facilitate the discussion paper.

Information collected by Manufacturing Skills Queensland through this process will be dealt with in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

Your name may be used to attribute ownership of your comments or submission unless indicated that you wish to remain anonymous, use a pseudonym, or make a confidential submission. Please note that, if you choose to remain anonymous or use a pseudonym, Manufacturing Skills Queensland may place less weight on your submission.

Your email address and contact number may be used by Manufacturing Skills Queensland to contact you regarding your comments or submission if it is incomplete or inaccessible, or to invite you to participate in a roundtable discussion.

Manufacturing Skills Queensland may disclose your information or submission in full or in part to other third parties including but not limited to:

  • Queensland Government or the Australian Government agencies with an interest in manufacturing, skills, training, and workforce development
  • Jobs and Skills Councils funded by the Australian Government, including but not limited to the Manufacturing Skills Industry Alliance and Skills Insight
  • Contractors engaged by Manufacturing Skills Queensland to deliver services on our behalf

The Manufacturing Skills Queensland Privacy Policy contains more information about the way in which we manage your personal information, including information about how you may access your personal information held by Manufacturing Skills Queensland.