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![]() Flight Attendant Interview Preparation Classes, Sydney Reach For The Sky Aviation Services Flight Attendant Interview Preparation Classes are being conducted in SYDNEY in OCTOBER, 2010. These one-day courses cover aviation, hospitality and customer service-based recruitment processes. However, these courses will also prepare any applicant, for any interview, in any industry. Dates available in Sydney are SATURDAY 16th OCTOBER and SATURDAY 23rd OCTOBER. A copy of The Complete Flight Attendant Career and Interview Preparation Manual is free when you attend this course. Please note: If you need to have interview preparation training before these dates please contact us: 0432044512 http://reachfts.com/courses.php http://reachfts.com/ ![]() ![]() A Date for the Diary... NSW TAFE has started planning for the 2011 Sydney Institute Career Advisors Information Day. This event will be held on Thursday 7 April 2011. Further information will be published as it becomes available. http://www.sit.nsw.edu.au ![]() ![]() Career Development Day for Career Advisers Carrick Education Group is opening its doors to Careers Advisers to tour their campus and participate in a stimulating career building exercise on, "Emotional Literacy Techniques –EQ/IQ balancing for a better life". ![]() ![]() CAANSW Conference Update Preparation for the 34th Annual Conference at the Novotel Manly Pacific on 19th and 20th November is well in hand. If you have not already registered, then you will need to move quickly to get and Early Bird price as this offer expires at the end of September. Program details: DAY 1 - Friday 19 November 2010 (9am-4pm) Keynote Speaker: Mark McCrindle MA, BSc (Psychology), QPMR; Social Researcher & Trends Expert, McCrindle Research. Working Sessions: Employment Pathways – Transition to Industry Works in Progress – Students in Transition Alternative Pathways to University DAY 2 - Saturday, 20th November 2010 (9 am – 3 pm) Careers Advisers Best Practice! Keynote Speaker: Peter FitzSimons, Columnist, ex Rugby International & Best Selling Author Workshops: The whole day, after the keynote address, will be turned over to workshops run by Careers Advisers. Find out what your colleagues do in their schools to address the needs of their students! Choose the workshops that best suit you and your students, and return to school with new ideas and the knowledge of how best to implement them. For further details and registration forms contact CAANSW at http://www.caa.nsw.edu.au/ ![]() ![]() Applying to the Australian Film Television and Radio School? For those of you busily working away on your application for an AFTRS 2011 course don't forget that the application window officially closes on Monday November 1. If you missed our Open Days, held a couple of weekends ago, yet are still keen to have a look at AFTRS we thought it might be worth reminding you that AFTRS provides FREE guided tours every Wednesday at 10:00am and 2:00pm. Places are limited so you do need to book by sending an email to guidedtours@aftrs.edu.au with the following information in the body of your email: - Your name - The Wednesday you would like to take a tour - Your contact details - The number of people in your party - The reason you would like a tour of AFTRS Special tours can be arranged for School & TAFE groups on other days - just send your request to guidedtours@aftrs.edu.au http://aftrs.edu.au ![]() ![]() Governor-General’s Indigenous Student Teacher Scholarship Program On Monday 9 August, the Governor-General presented 12 scholarship awards to the 2010 recipients of the Governor-General’s Indigenous Student Teacher Scholarships This is the first year the scholarships have been offered. The presentation was held on the International Day of Indigenous Peoples. The Governor-General’s Indigenous Student Teacher Scholarship Program aims to assist and support Indigenous university students to obtain a teaching degree. Scholarships will be awarded annually to one teacher education student from each state and territory with up to eight scholarships awarded each year. Students who have been successful in obtaining the scholarship will be awarded $25,000 per year, for up to four years, to assist with study costs. Further information on the 2011 round will be available on the website soon: http://www.deewr.gov.au/Indigenous/Schooling/Programs/Pages/IndigenousTeacherScholarships.aspx FAQs: http://www.deewr.gov.au/Indigenous/Schooling/Programs/Documents/GGISTSFactSheetFAQ081209.pdf Guidelines: http://www.deewr.gov.au/Indigenous/Schooling/Programs/Documents/GGISTS_Guidelines.pdf ![]() ![]() FREE Resources from The School For Excellence The School For Excellence (TSFX) is a private education institution that provides educational services to Year 11 and 12 students. ![]() ![]() Ryde College Open Day Ryde College (TAFE) specialises in Tourism, Hospitality, Environment, and Horticulture. If you are in high school, changing career or looking to further your education, Ryde College makes it a reality... • tour new facilities and attend the official opening • FREE Master Class demonstrations in cookery, wine, horticulture, coffee • check out interactive displays and course information • meet staff and students • grab a coffee or a bite to eat • prizes and giveaways on the day. Date: 25th September Time: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM Location: Ryde College, 250 Blaxland Road Ryde (enter via 59 Parkes Street - free parking onsite ) For further details please call 131674. http://www.nsi.tafensw.edu.au/About/News/EventItem.aspx?EventId=25 ![]() ![]() University of Wollongong STEP to UOW STEP to UOW (Special Tertiary Entry Program) is a two-session bridging program for students who may not have otherwise qualified for direct entry to UOW. If you have applied through UAC (Universities Admissions Centre), you will need to complete the STEP to UOW application form and quote your UAC number. ![]() ![]() University of Newcastle Newstep Newstep is a tertiary preparation program offered by the University of Newcastle. It is a one-year program which has been designed for 17-20 year olds who didn't complete the Higher School Certificate or who didn’t gain sufficient marks for entry into university. Who?: You can apply to Newstep if you: How much?: There are no fees for the Newstep program. You will not be liable for the Higher Education Contribution Scheme (HECS) during the Newstep year, but will be liable for HECS once you are enrolled in a university undergraduate degree. Further details at http://www.newcastle.edu.au/students/foundation-studies/newstep/ ![]() ![]() ANU uniTEST Sometimes capable students miss out on a place at the Australian National University because their ATAR is not what they expected. So, as a way to provide greater access and equity, ANU has been participating in a Pilot Program offering current or recent school leavers an extra way into many undergraduate degrees through uniTEST, a test of aptitude for university study. The last phase of this pilot of uniTEST will be conducted in 2010 (for 2011 admission). If you are expecting to receive an ATAR of 65 or above you may register to sit for UniTest. Please note that for your UniTest result to be considered for admission to ANU your actual ATAR must be 70 or over. You can view sample questions at http://unitest.acer.edu.au/ . The test will be held on Wednesday 1 December 2010 Registrations for the test close 24th November 2010. http://www.anu.edu.au/sas/admission/admissiontest/index.php ![]() ![]() More Ella Bache Open Days The Ella Baché College of Skin and Beauty Therapy offers training in Beauty Therapy with access to a network of over 200 Ella Baché Salons and 35 David Jones stores nationally that provide work experience and jobs for students. In fact, over 70% of their students start their careers within the Ella Baché network. Qualifications available are: ![]() ![]() Don't forget the APM College of Business & Communication Open Day Come to APM's Open Day and find out how APM can fast track your career through: You can speak directly to lecturers who are also practicing industry professionals. There will also be current students available to answer your questions about the courses and the 2011 Scholarship program. ![]() ![]() University of Sydney Summer School 2011 The University of Sydney's academic excellence attracts students from around the world to take part in the intensive Summer School offered over three sessions from December to February. Recent high school graduates can enrol in first year subjects. ![]() ![]() Certificate III in Tourism at Taronga Zoo Ever dreamed of working at one of your favourite attractions?! ![]() ![]() Bedford College Open Day Just a reminder - Saturday 25 September 9.30am - 2.30pm The optional scholarship assessments will be held throughout the day (students can download the Scholarship Application Form from our website) ![]() ![]() New Headstart Program for 2011 - Sydney University The Centre for English Teaching (CET) is the English language arm of The University of Sydney. While many of its courses are aimed at international students who are embarking on university study in Australia, it will also offer a Headstart program in 2011 which is open to anyone beginning undergraduate study. ![]() ![]() School Holiday Activities - National Library The National Library offers a range of school holiday activities and films for the whole family. For details, join the subscriber e-mailing list at: education@nla.gov.au or visit the website. Website: http://www.nla.gov.au/education/childrenandfamilies.html ![]() ![]() The Legacy by David Suzuki Acclaimed Canadian scientist, environmentalist and broadcaster David Suzuki discusses his latest publication, The Legacy, the culmination of his life's work. During 40 years of award-winning radio and television broadcasting, David has helped audiences to understand the complexities of science and to develop an awareness of environmental issues. A percentage of the ticket price will go to the David Suzuki Foundation. ![]() ![]() Spark Spark is an international charity that works to empower the next generation of leaders in places where they are needed the most. It provides targeted educational scholarships and leadership training in some of the world's poorest places. ![]() ![]() Serious About University? Aspire Aspire is a professional development and personal enrichment program that has been specifically designed by the University of Western Sydney to cultivate and enhance the leadership qualities of the most gifted high school students. Aspire will build upon your existing qualities and skills by encouraging you and giving you the needed support to become an actively interested and engaged member of the community. It also provides valuable networking opportunities for you now and in the future. By being a part of Aspire you will have the opportunity to get involved in: ![]() ![]() Most Outstanding Year 11 Scholarship The UWS Most Outstanding Year 11 Scholarship is designed to support students from Greater Western Sydney who demonstrate academic excellence in their Year 11 studies and who have also shown leadership qualities within their school or community. One scholarship is offered per participating high school within the Greater Western Sydney region. Scholarship Benefits: Study Grant valued at $500 and a UWS Scholarship valued at $20,000 ($5,000 per year). Recipients of the Study Grant are not required to attend UWS. However students must successfully receive an official offer into any UWS undergraduate degree to receive the UWS Scholarship. Duration: The Study Grant is available as a one-off payment and the UWS Scholarship is available for up to four years. Application Process and Selection: The School Principal in conjunction with the Year 11 Coordinator are invited to select the top performing Year 11 student based on academic performance during Year 11. Other criteria, such as leadership skills and contribution to the high school and greater community, may also be taken into consideration. Students should be selected based on their likelihood of meeting an ATAR of 90 or greater. Guidelines for secondary selection criteria may include: * Outstanding leadership qualities - Level of leadership demonstrated in the applicant's nomination in both the school environment and the broader community. * Community involvement - Demonstrated participation and contribution to school and community-based volunteer activities. Successful students will be presented with their UWS Scholarship Offer, a Certificate of Recognition and Study Grant for $500 at their high school award ceremony. Applications open in October and close late November each year. For further information, contact the Scholarships Team Telephone: 1300 897 669 Email: scholarships@uws.edu.au Website: http://myfuture.uws.edu.au/informationabout/scholarships_home/most_outstanding_year_11 ![]() ![]() NSW TAFE - key dates reminder Many TAFE courses require applications and some also require students to submit a folio of work and attend an interview. Others require attendance at an information session before you enrol. If you are considering TAFE study in 2011, now is the time to find out what you need to do and contact the TAFE you want to attend. Here are some key dates and links. Application courses: Applications close 29 October 2010 Enrolments: Enrolment takes place in January/February 2011. Enrolment days and times vary between Institutes. For further details, please contact your local Institute. To find your nearest TAFE visit: http://web.tafensw.edu.au/courses/find_a_campus/index.htm Class dates: Semester One 2011 commences: 7 February 2011 For general enrolment information, visit: https://www.tafensw.edu.au/courses/enrol/index.htm TAFE NSW Home Page: https://www.tafensw.edu.au/index.htm ![]() ![]() Get Sirius and win! GetSirius is Macquarie University's free monthly enewsletter for students who are choosing which uni to go to and what courses to study. It will help you find out what life is like on campus without even being there. GetSirius is produced by a team of Macquarie University students who tell it like it really is. They reveal the nitty-gritty about everything from courses to clubs, and provide tips about what to consider when choosing a uni and a degree. You can follow newbie students through their first year; join in a conversation; meet Macquarie graduates, lecturers and researchers or ask a student about all things Macquarie. Just signing up to GetSirius means you could win an Apple iPad (they have three to give away), plus heaps of $10 iTunes vouchers are up for grabs! To subscribe visit: http://www.futurestudent.mq.edu.au/undergraduate/more_information/newsletters_and_publications/getsirius.jsp ![]() ![]() The impact of wages on the probability of completing an apprenticeship or traineeship Making use of the NCVER Apprentice and Trainee Destination Survey, this paper published on 8th September focuses on wages and the impact they have on the decision not to continue with an apprenticeship or traineeship. The broad conclusion is that increasing training wages would have little effect on completion rates. For apprentices, it is the premium associated with becoming a tradesperson that counts, not training wages. For females in non-trade traineeships, there is no relationship between wages and completion rates. It is only for males in non-trade traineeships for whom increasing training wages would make a difference to completion rates. However, for this group there is, on average, only a modest premium to completion. This finding raises the question of whether traineeships in some occupations (sales for example) are contributing to increased skill levels in any substantive manner. Visit NCVER for further information and downloads: http://www.ncver.edu.au/publications/2277.html ![]() ![]() Take the Y Challenge Everywhere you look - at school, in the local community, in the global community, there are opportunities for change and improvement. Are you ready to take on the Y Challenge and make a positive difference to the world? Y Challenge is a free Red Cross program that supports teams of young people to make positive social change through the development of community projects. To be part of the Y Challenge program, teams must register and have an adult mentor. For further information visit: http://www.redcross.org.au/ourservices_acrossaustralia_youtheducation_programs_Ychallenge.htm ![]() ![]() It’s new – TAFE NSW offers degrees from 2011 From February 2011, TAFE NSW will offer Higher Education programs. The inaugural program is the Bachelor of Design (Interior Design) which will be delivered at the Enmore Design Centre, an award-winning campus of TAFE NSW - Sydney Institute. A range of other TAFE NSW degree programs will follow from 2012. The new degree programs offered by TAFE NSW will bridge the traditional gap between vocational training and university and will provide innovative and contemporary higher education qualifications to meet current employer needs. For students, a seamless articulation pathway will provide credit transfer from relevant Diploma and Advanced Diploma courses into accredited TAFE NSW undergraduate degrees. About the Bachelor of Design (Interior Design) This career-focused program combines practical and theory-based learning which explores the scope of international creative design practice. The three-year full-time degree program will be delivered at Enmore Design Centre from February 2011. The program offers: * Studio-based learning environment where students engage in group projects to simulate interior design practices in the real world * An Interior Design internship, an outstanding work placement opportunity for students to put their knowledge into practice * Tuition from tertiary-educated Interior Design practitioners who have extensive experience in Interior and Architectural Design in Australia and overseas * A multidisciplinary approach which helps students develop a practical understanding of other design disciplines * A qualification that prepares graduates for employment in the Interior Design industry in Australia and overseas. 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