A resource supporting women in manufacturing

Learn how to build a more inclusive and diverse industry

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Pathways+ provides a searchable platform where industry and individuals can identify, learn from, connect with and adapt initiatives that are already increasing women’s participation and improving gender diversity in manufacturing.

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Frequently asked questions

The following FAQs provide further information about Pathways+, including its purpose, scope and how it can be used. If you have additional questions, please contact the Manufacturing Industry Skills Alliance.

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Pathways+ is a national digital directory that showcases initiatives supporting women in manufacturing. It was developed by the Manufacturing Industry Skills Alliance to improve visibility, coordination and access to programs that help women enter, remain and progress in manufacturing careers. Initiatives were identified through a national literature review, stakeholder interviews and sector mapping undertaken by the Manufacturing Industry Skills Alliance in 2025. 

Pathways+ is designed for:

  • Employers and individuals seeking to improve gender diversity

  • Training providers and RTOs

  • Industry bodies and peak organisations

  • Community organisations

  • Women interested in manufacturing careers

No. Pathways+ is not a funding program and does not provide financial support. It is a visibility and connection platform that helps users identify relevant programs and initiatives already operating across the sector.

Yes. Organisations can contact the Manufacturing Industry Skills Alliance to request inclusion. Submissions are reviewed to ensure alignment with the purpose and scope of Pathways+

No. Pathways+ is freely accessible via the Manufacturing Alliance website.

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