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Rail to train for the future

BHP has consolidated a commitment to double its apprenticeship and traineeship intake to 200 in 2018 by donating a 53m rail track to Hedland Senior High School to help students learn real life skills.

Karma Barndon
The students and the Premier.

The students and the Premier.

The 53m rail track is valued at $280,000 and is the biggest rail installation of its kind at an Australian high school. It will provide job-ready skills and give successful graduates hands-on experience...

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