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Transport and logistics

Learn more about working in the industry.

Investments in road, rail, air and sea transport are creating thousands of transport and logistics jobs in Victoria.

It’s projected that 22,313 new transport, postal and warehousing workers will be needed in Victoria by 2027, and 84,292 new workers by 2034.*

Transport and logistics is growing in Victoria. With manufacturing on the rise, Victoria’s freight and storage needs are going up. Online shopping means more deliveries. Investments in public transport are creating jobs. Tourism and travel are also on the rebound, creating opportunities for airport and airline workers.

The industry has a wide range of roles available at different levels. Technical knowledge helps, and a Vocational Education and Training (VET) course can put you on the right pathway. For example, if you’re a truck or bus driver, you need to know how your vehicle works. You need to be able to perform basic maintenance. If you’re in logistics, you need to know how to strategise and find creative ways to be efficient.

A VET qualification can open doors to start a career in transport and logistics. It can also help you upskill to move around into different areas of the industry.

If you’re looking for opportunity, transport and logistics is an excellent choice. Explore the information below to learn more about working in transport and logistics.

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* Note transport and logistics is part of the transport, postal and warehousing industry.

Statistics source: Victorian Skills Authority Employment Projections Dashboard.

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