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Introducing the Redlands Coast Jobs Hub

A new online hub for workforce information and resources across the Redlands Coast. The Redlands Regional Jobs Committee has launched a new website designed to support jobseekers, businesses and educators across the region. The site brings together practical resources, employer tools, local insights and updates on workforce initiatives happening across the Redlands Coast. The Redlands Regional Jobs Committee is a local initiative that connects jobseekers, employers, educators, industry and government to strengthen workforce pathways and deliver real employment outcomes. The new website brings this work together in one place, making it easier to access information, explore opportunities and stay connected to workforce activity across the region. Explore the website and learn more about the work of the Redlands Regional Jobs Committee here redlandscoastjobs.org.au The Redlands Regional Jobs Committee is proudly supported and funded by the Queensland Government.

Real Stories of Local Jobs and Community Connection on the Redlands Coast

Real story/stories of opportunity and local connection. Finding the right job can be tough, especially when the process feels overwhelming. Supporting people to connect with local opportunities helps make that journey clearer and more manageable. When jobseekers can explore roles close to home and build connections within their own community, it creates confidence, belonging and better long-term outcomes for everyone involved. Local jobs matter because strong communities start with people working where they live.

Supporting Local Jobs and Workforce Development on the Redlands Coast

Building a strong local workforce means creating real opportunities for people to grow their careers without having to leave the Redlands Coast. Through strong local connections, shared knowledge and a clear focus on what our region needs, we bring employers, training providers and jobseekers together in ways that lead to meaningful outcomes. It’s about understanding our local industries, supporting people into work and building pathways that reflect the Redlands Coast and its future. With renewed momentum and a clear direction ahead, this next chapter is about strengthening what already works and creating even more opportunities across our community.

Connecting Training and Industry to Build Strong Workforce Pathways

Strong workforce pathways are built when training and industry work together. By connecting learners with real employers and aligning training with local workforce needs, clearer and more meaningful pathways into work are created. These partnerships support people at every stage, from students exploring their options to adults changing careers, while helping industries access the skills they need now and into the future. When training reflects real demand, communities grow stronger.

Connecting Students, Educators and Industry on the Redlands Coast

Confidence grows when young people can see what is possible. Creating opportunities for students to step into real workplaces, meet employers and explore different roles helps turn curiosity into direction. These early experiences build confidence, open conversations, and empower young people to take ownership of their future pathways. When education and industry connect, students are better prepared for what comes next.

Meet the RJC: Connecting People, Industry and Opportunity on the Redlands Coast

We connect people, industry and opportunity to help build strong local jobs and skills across the Redlands Coast. By working alongside employers, jobseekers, educators and training providers, we focus on practical, place-based solutions that support real pathways into work and a confident local workforce. This is the beginning of a new chapter for the Redlands Regional Jobs Committee, and we are excited to share what is ahead.

Supporting Local Jobs and Employers on the Redlands Coast

When local employers and jobseekers are brought together in the right way, real outcomes follow. By helping businesses connect with motivated people and address skill shortages, we support pathways that lead to strong teams, confident workers and long-term local employment. It’s about creating opportunities that work for employers and jobseekers alike. This is the impact of practical, place-based workforce solutions.

How the Redlands Regional Jobs Committee Supports Employers, Job Seekers & Educators

Building a future-ready Redlands Coast starts with connection, linking people, industry and opportunity in ways that create real pathways and long-term outcomes for our community. From employers and job seekers, to educators and training partners, this is the work shaping a stronger, more confident local workforce. See how these connections are creating impact across our region.

Who Is the Redlands Coast Regional Jobs Committee?

The Redlands Coast Regional Jobs Committee (RJC) is the local connector helping our community access real career pathways. We bring businesses, schools, training providers and jobseekers together to create opportunities, strengthen industry links and support a future-ready workforce. Our work is built on place-based solutions, tailored to the needs, priorities and opportunities of the Redlands Coast. This video highlights the people and partners who are helping create those connections and outcomes.

2025 HR, Legal & Wellbeing Event

This event was designed to equip local business owners and managers with the tools and insights to lead confident, compliant, and healthy workplaces.

In Industry Spotlight Hospitality & Tourism

Students spend a day inside real Redlands hospitality and tourism venues, meeting employers, exploring back-of-house, and hearing genuine career stories. The RJC removes barriers like transport so young people can discover local pathways, gain confidence and even land jobs ahead of Brisbane 2032.

Transdev Partnership Breaking Transport Barriers

Highlighting our partnership with Transdev, which provides free transport for students and enables schools to connect with local industry while opening real-world career pathways.

Student Pathways in Hospitality and Tourism

See how students from Cleveland District SHS gained real insights into hospitality and tourism careers through our In Industry Day, with barriers like transport costs removed to make the experience possible.

Sirromet’s Voice Building Redlands’ Future Workforce

A powerful look into real hospitality careers, where passion meets opportunity. Hear from industry leaders and local talent as they uncover pathways, skills and futures across hospitality, tourism and events on the Redlands Coast.

HR, Legal & Wellbeing Event Panel Q&A

Highlighting our HR, Legal and Wellbeing Q&A panel, where local experts shared practical advice to help Redlands Coast employers build stronger, compliant and supportive workplaces.

Des Kerr People and Culture Consulting

Des Kerr is a people and culture consultant drawing on decades in retail, pharmacy and HR to help small businesses with practical support, stronger leadership, better communication and healthier, engaged workplaces across the Redlands region.

Ben Schefe McCarthy Durie Lawyers

Ben Schefe is a sharp workplace law specialist from McCarthy Durie Lawyers who helps businesses navigate performance management with clarity, confidence and compliance while keeping teams protected, prepared and on the right side of Fair Work.

Dr Tom Hannan Evolve Wellbeing Psychology

Focusing on psychological safety, this session unpacks stress, burnout and absenteeism, and shows leaders how to model healthy habits, build open communication and use EAP support so teams feel safe, supported and equipped to thrive.

RJC Top Trade Talent Event

A dynamic pathway event connecting top young trade talent with local employers. Students dive into hands-on experiences, real conversations and genuine opportunities, gaining confidence, industry insights and direct apprenticeship leads that spark clear, exciting next steps in their careers.

Tina Pholi, Industry Workforce Advisor – Manufacturing Skills Queensland

Tina Pholi highlights the real opportunities shaping modern manufacturing, breaking old stereotypes and showcasing the innovation, career pathways and growth happening across Queensland. A sharp, future-focused look at why manufacturing matters for the next generation.

Nasir Chowdhury, Procurement Manager – Golden Cockerel

A proud Mount Cotton local, he shares how Golden Cockerel powers Queensland with premium protein while driving innovation, career opportunities and leading sustainability. From tech driven processing to green initiatives, he shows students the future of food is smarter and cleaner.

Michael Mrowka, founder and owner of REA Global, REA Solar, and Renewable Engineering Australia

Michael Mrowka shares his journey from Alexandra Hills State High student to founder of REA, leading breakthroughs in safer solar technology and next-generation battery storage while championing renewable energy, innovation and a future powered by sustainable, accessible solutions.

Chris Vize, City Plan Review Project Coordinator – Redland City Council

Chris Vize brings town planning to life through an engaging journey with “Jane,” showing how thoughtful design shapes vibrant, accessible communities across every life stage. He highlights why planning matters and invites young people to help shape Redlands’ future.

Dr Stefan Hajkowicz, Research Consultant, Analytics and Decision Sciences – CSIRO

Dr Stefan Hajkowicz is a CSIRO strategist and global megatrends expert. A leading voice in foresight, AI and digital change, he guides governments and industries to prepare for future challenges and seize emerging opportunities.

The Honourable Amanda Stoker MP

Amanda Stoker MP, representing Minister Rosslyn Bates, brings deep legal and government experience. A former Senator and seasoned barrister, she champions economic growth, strong governance and building a skilled Queensland workforce for the future.

2025 Redlands Coast Futures Forum – Redlands Sustainable Future

The Redlands Futures Forum opened students’ minds to emerging careers, cutting-edge innovation and real industry insights. A dynamic, future-focused experience that broadened horizons, sparked curiosity and highlighted the skills shaping tomorrow’s opportunities across the Redlands Coast.

Redlands Coast Careers and Course Expo

The expo brought students, job seekers and employers together to explore real career options, discover training pathways and connect directly with local industries. A dynamic, supportive space that opened doors, sparked conversations and expanded futures across the Redlands Coast community.

In Industry + TAFE Construction

Students explored construction careers firsthand, visiting training facilities and active worksites to see real pathways across diverse trades. The experience highlighted local opportunity, practical skill development and clear entry routes into a booming industry shaping the future of the Redlands.

Exploring Future Opportunities in Health

Students explored real health careers up close, gaining hands-on insight into pathways from nursing to allied health. The experience expanded their horizons, showcased diverse training options and highlighted how accessible, practical and rewarding a future in healthcare can be.

RJC Business Event Overview

A dynamic business event where Redlands employers gained practical HR insights, explored smarter workforce strategies and connected with expert support. Attendees left empowered with fresh ideas, meaningful connections and renewed confidence to strengthen their teams and grow sustainably.