Submission to National Skills Passport Consultation Paper

This submission is in response to the National Skills Passport Consultation Paper. It provides feedback on the proposed National Skills Passport, particularly focusing on how it could impact young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds. The submission discusses the potential benefits of the passport in recognising overseas qualifications and work experience, while also highlighting the risks that it may not adequately address the employment barriers faced by this cohort. MYAN raises concerns about the passport’s accessibility and effectiveness without additional support measures and recommends careful consideration of these issues to ensure the initiative benefits those most in need.