This fact sheet provides summary information about the Victorian Skills Plan 2025 into 2026.
You can download a PDF copy or read an accessible version below.
Also see our other fact sheets related to the plan.
Downloadable general fact sheet
Victorian Skills Plan for 2025 into 2026 - general fact sheet
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Accessible general fact sheet
The Skills Plan helps Victoria meet its skills needs
- Sets out Victoria’s skills needs to meet economic, social and environmental priorities
- Provides practical information to learners on in-demand jobs in growing economic sectors and education and training pathways into these jobs
- Advises on the digital skills and other skills needed to work with artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced technologies.
The Skills Plan supports Victoria’s growth sectors
Housing agenda Big Build | Victorian Economic Growth Statement Victorian Industry Policy |
|---|---|
| Construction | Digital technologies Health technologies and medical research Advanced manufacturing and defence Agribusiness Clean economy |
The Skills Plan provides advice on the skills needed to thrive in a technology-driven world
Skills needs
- Most workers need foundation digital skills e.g. internet literacy
- Many workers need industry specific digital skills e.g. project management software
- Tech workers need advanced digital skills e.g. cloud computing
- Creativity and critical thinking skills are needed alongside digital skills
Skills solutions
- Flexible and responsive skills system
- Up-skilling and re-skilling through micro-credentials and skill sets
- Greater industry investment in training workers
- Embedding new technologies, including AI, in teaching practices
To find out more:
- Visit vic.gov.au/victorian-skills-plan
- For course and careers information visit skills.vic.gov.au(opens in a new window)
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