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Australia hiring 2026: Victoria will pay first-year TAFE fees for six priority apprenticeships from 2027, including building, clean energy and baking.
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Australia hiring 2026: Victoria will pay first-year TAFE fees for six priority apprenticeships from 2027, including building, clean energy and baking.
A UAE government jobs route for Emirati students: Dubai Municipality's Future Talents 2026 pays a monthly allowance and offers a job after graduation.
Saudi government jobs at Jazan University: 13 contract health roles for Saudis, including consultants, nurses and technicians, apply on Jadarat.
Qatar government jobs news: the Civil Service Bureau invites young Qataris to apply for the UN Young Professionals Programme 2026 exam before November ends.
Kuwait jobs for young nationals: 300 Kuwaitis will train in smart buildings, mechatronics and sustainability for technical careers in co-op societies.
New Oman government jobs: Royal Court Affairs vacancies for Omanis in Muscat and Salalah. Apply by SMS to 80057 between 1 and 14 November 2026.
Bahrain jobs in healthcare: Mubadala Health's new Bahrain Bay hospital will employ 200+ people, and Tamkeen has signed a deal to back Bahraini hiring.
Youth Guarantee jobs fairs: 250+ young people found job opportunities at Cornwall's first fair at the Eden Project, with fairs planned in every region.
US hiring 2026: MAT Industries, maker of Campbell Hausfeld air tools, will add 85 factory jobs and a new production line in Jackson, Tennessee.
Canada hiring 2026: Ontario's proposed $8bn Competitiveness Tax Cut is projected to support 30,000 jobs and draw $11bn in new business investment.
Australia hiring 2026: Victoria will pay first-year TAFE fees for six priority apprenticeships from 2027, including building, clean energy and baking.
Jobs in Ireland retail: Lidl has opened a €4.5m store at Merchants Quay in Cork city centre, creating 23 permanent jobs, with more Cork stores planned.