
One Year Strong: Supporting Southeast Tasmania
Twelve months ago today, BEST opened the doors to its new home, the Southeast Training and Jobs Hub in collaboration with State and Federal Governments and The Sorell Council (as

Twelve months ago today, BEST opened the doors to its new home, the Southeast Training and Jobs Hub in collaboration with State and Federal Governments and The Sorell Council (as

Celebrating Local Leadership Success! We are proud to celebrate local young person Olivia Hudson, who recently attended the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) camp after being nominated by Business and

The past 12 months have been a journey of growth and achievement for the BEST team and the Southeast community. The BEST team would like to thank the community; local

Kathryn Builds a Bright Future in Construction! Kathryn’s journey is a powerful example of how determination, opportunity, and community support can shape a successful career path. After completing the transformative

We’re thrilled to announce that construction has officially begun on the brand-new Training and Jobs Hub! This state-of-the-art facility will be a game-changer for our community, offering expanded opportunities for

The team at BEST has been busy these past few months, achieving a 59% increase in new people accessing our career services compared to the same period in 2019. There

This story begins with BD Joinery, a local Joinery business located in the Southern Beaches and owned by Brendan. Brendan reached out to BEST for guidance on how to hire

Emma and Andrew recently enjoyed reminiscing with Marinda about our journey. Kerry Vincent’s visionary leadership ignited the spark for this groundbreaking initiative. Andrew, Marinda, and Emma, three passionate individuals worked

Celebrating National Careers Week with a spotlight on the Construction Industry alongside Cecelia Catherine Loppy, BEST Board Director, Project Manager, Author, and National Crystal Award Winner – by National Association

Our event was held on the 20th of March 2024. The Sorell Memorial Hall was packed full of local employers. In case you missed it, here is a clip of