Support The ISS Institute
The International Specialised Skills Institute is an independent, not-for-profit, national organisation providing opportunities for Australians to acquire skills and best practice in traditional and heritage trades, the arts, education, and leading-edge technologies through overseas applied research Fellowships.
Emily Tucker, providing digital mentoring as part of her 2021 VSA VET International Practitioner Fellowship.
The Institute was founded in 1991 by Sir James Gobbo, former Governor of Victoria, to encourage investment in the development of Australia’s Specialised skills. In the wake of Sir James Gobbo’s passing, a new Fellowship has been created to uphold his legacy. The Sir James Gobbo Legacy Fellowship supports rare and heritage skills, by assisting candidates who require further training overseas in order to build best practice and to further establish themselves here in Australia.
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The ISS Institute is a non-for-profit organisation and is listed by name as a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) from 12 Aug 2005 (It is covered by Item 1 of the table in section 30-15 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997).
Make a donation
Different types of donations can be organised to suit your personal aims. A single donation, bequest donation of a Philanthropic donation all support the values of skill acquisition held by The ISS Institute.
Sponsor a Fellowship
Have you noticed a skills shortage in Australia that requires addressing? Like many established companies and bodies, you can help fund your own Fellowship to address a skills gap and fund innovation within a particular sector.
Email: info@issinstitute.org.au to talk about sponsoring a Fellowship