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Term 3, Week 2, 3 - 9 August 2009
 
 

Australian Catholic University Early Achievers' Program

The Early Achievers’ Program (EAP) recognises the achievements and community contributions made by prospective students.

It is a great way for prospective students to gain a place in the undergraduate course of their choice with students assessed on their potential for undertaking tertiary study successfully.

Whether it be volunteering in a local cultural, sporting or religious group or providing care to someone in need, if applicants have the enthusiasm to succeed, they are the type of student that the University would like to welcome. Also taken into consideration are community contributions, employment experience and professional courses that have been undertaken.

Successful applicants will be notified of the outcome of their EAP application ahead of usual University offers, allowing them to enjoy their summer with the confidence of knowing that they have achieved a place at Australian Catholic University.

Applications are currently open and close: Friday 9 October 2009

http://www.acu.edu.au/about_acu/why_choose_acu/choosing_the_right_university_to_attend/early_entry/






www.cwyts.com.au




Seminar for Parents of students with a disability, Education Staff and Disability Service Providers in the Central West

Thursday 13th August, 2009 from 9.30am-2pm
Bathurst Entertainment Centre, 105 William St

What will this seminar provide?

Strategies to support students with a disability or chronic medical condition prepare for transition from school

Up-to-date information about post-school pathways, including: •Apprenticeships and Traineeships •TAFE •University •Employment – open and Business Services •DADHC Post-School Programs – Transition to Work and Community Participation

Case studies, resources and networking opportunities

This event is free. Morning tea and lunch will be provided.

To register, please contact  :
Julia Strang, National Disability Coordination Officer, 1800 051 769 ndco@cwcc.nsw.edu.au
Robyn Lang, Support Teacher Transition, 02 6352 1422 robyn.lang@det.nsw.edu.au





2 Events for Students in the Wagga Wagga and Central Murrumbidgee Areas

Want to try a career that’s on the cutting edge? .... try spatial data

Monday 31 August 2009

So what is spatial data?
Google Maps, the satellite navigation in a car or the GPS you use on a camping trip - all use spatial data and mapping software to operate.

At this one day Camp you will get to:
•     Learn about Global Positioning Systems & Satellite systems
•     Use GPS equipment
•     Learn about Mapping software & create your own map
•     Receive a TAFE certificate in Collect Basic GPS Data

If you would like to know Where on Earth you are, and have some fun at the same time, APPLY TODAY, it’s free but places are limited!

If you like problem solving, maths, science & design then this camp is for you! 

Monday 31 August to Wednesday 2 September 2009

A 3 day Camp at Borambola for students in Yrs 10-12 interested in a career in Civil Engineering.

Students compete in teams to design & build a real bridge. Participate in hands-on workshops in laser levelling, soil compaction testing, special co-ordinates, & surveying PLUS enjoy Borambola’s great outdoor activities.

See your Careers’ Adviser or log onto www.compact.org.au for more information or an Application Form for these events




E11evation - Free Year 11 Preliminary Exams Workshops

Alpha Omega Education’s and HSC Plus’s E11evation Yr 11 Preliminary Exam Preparation Workshops is an exclusively tailored program that is designed to give students the elevation they need to make it to the top. The workshops have been prepared by our most senior teachers and aim to reveal the secrets of success in each subject, whilst also including tips on effective learning, exam preparation, and time management.

The workshops are fantastic for all Yr 11 students as teachers deconstruct the core topics within the syllabus and present it to the students in a simplified and easy to understand manner. This ensures that students are well prepared and can enter their Preliminary Examinations with confidence.

Dates from 22 August – 14 September

*$ 20 fee applies for workshop course notes

Locations: AUBURN, BONDI, BURWOOD, LIVERPOOL & WOLLONGONG

http://www.alpha-omega.org.au/E11evation-CMS.aspx





University of Canberra Principal's Recommendation Scheme

The Principal's Recommendation Scheme is an early entry initiative. This scheme provides current year 12 school or college students with an opportunity to secure an offer to the University during the UAC Early Round in December.

The University of Canberra recognises that an ATAR is not the best measure of a student's ability or determination to succeed at University. If a school or college Principal recognises that a student has the aptitude to go on to higher education, they can recommend that student to the University for consideration. 115 ACT students accepted an offer to the University through this initiative in December 2008 and commenced their studies in Semester 1 2009. The University is now offering the Principal's Recommendation Scheme to schools in NSW and across Australia. Last year applications were capped to 10 students per school, however this cap has been lifted for 2009.

How to apply
Applications will be assessed on the strength of supporting information provided by the student's school, college or TAFE. An ATAR result is not required for entry via this initiative.

To apply students must indicate their University of Canberra course preferences on their UAC application. On-time UAC applications close on 30 September 2009. The recommendation form, signed by the student and the school, college or TAFE Principal must be returned to the University of Canberra Admissions Office by this date.

Forms and a letter explaining the initiative were sent to ACT/NSW schools during July 2009.

http://www.canberra.edu.au/aus-future-students/about-uc/principals-recommendation-scheme





Mt Druitt Employment & Careers Market - 8th to 10th October 2009

This event takes place at ShopSmart Outlet Centre Mt Druitt.

More information will be made available as it comes to hand.

http://www.breedcp.com.au/events.htm





Career Development Association of Australia National Career Conference in Adelaide, 7-9 April 2010

The 19th annual conference for the Career Development Association of Australia focuses on how career practitioners could be making a difference to the world they live in as well as the world future generations will experience.
http://www.onqconferences.com.au/pages/CDAA2010.php





FREE Retail Training Course, Parramatta

Pre-traineeship in Retail Operations

3 Weeks Full Time.
Monday 24th August 2009 to Friday 11th September 2009

Training and Development Australia
Suite 601, Level 6 Westfield Office Tower, 159 – 175 Church St Parramatta NSW 2150

For Further Information contact: Alliance Customer Service Team 1300 657 925
www.alliancepeople.com.au  apply@alliancepeople.com.au












WORKPLACE VISIT TO AUSTRAL REFRIGERATION

4pm WEDNESDAY 12th AUG 2009


Offering careers as: Refrigeration Mechanics & Sheetmetal Fabricators

66 Glendenning Rd, GLENDENNING.
Starts: 4:00pm sharp. Finishes before 6:00pm

ATTENTION: Students Years 8 – 12 & their parents or carers
Do you want to find out what it is like to work in the refrigeration manufacturing industry? Austral at Glendenning is offering a free site visit for interested young people and parents or guardians. You will be able to see qualified trades people plus Apprentices at work. Opportunities will be available to talk to them about their jobs and why they love working in the refrigeration manufacturing industry. They will accept resumes on the night for those considering employment with Austral.

Austral is the Largest manufacturer of commercial refrigeration equipment in Australia and New Zealand with over 400 employees. Specialising in the design, manufacture, installation and service of commercial refrigeration equipment and systems.

To find more about the tours and to RSVP to book in please contact : Stephen Gummerson or any BREED Taskforce staff on 9853 3290 or fax 9853 3246. There is no cost but numbers are limited so book now.

You must RSVP to attend and must bring  covered non-slip shoes (preferably workboots)

BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL

Proudly organised by BREED Community Partnership & AI Group Training Services. A Careers Advice Australia Initiative.




NSW Department of Education and Training's Teacher Education Scholarships

Applications are now open and close on 2 October 2009.

Scholarship holders will receive a $5,000 annual training allowance while studying full time for a teaching qualification. On successful completion of studies, they will be guaranteed permanent employment in a NSW public school in an agreed location and awarded a further $3,000 to assist with expenses such as relocation costs.

In addition, students may receive further benefits announced by the Australian Government for education students who are employed as teachers in the form of a HECS-HELP benefit of up to $1,558.50 each financial year.

For further information call the Scholarships Information Line on 1300 301 435 or email scholarships@det.nsw.edu.au.
https://www.det.nsw.edu.au/employment/teachnsw/scholarships.htm





UNE Undergraduate Scholarships and UNExtra Early Entry

The Scholarships and Early Entry brochure is now available.

On time applications close September 25th.

http://www.une.edu.au/for/future-students/scholstart.php





Colour Blindness

The Colour Blindness Awareness & Support Group Australia is able to help colour blind people who are looking at their career options. 

www.members.optusnet.com.au/~doverton





University of Queensland’s 2009 Open Days

Discover how UQ could be The University of You.

The University of Queensland’s 2009 Open Day events will be held in August at the St Lucia, Ipswich and Gatton campuses. Open Day is a great opportunity to meet university staff, attend presentations on study areas and careers, tour the campus, libraries and museums, and take part in a range of fun activities.

Ipswich 19 August 3.30pm-6.30pm
Gatton 23 August 9.30am-3pm

For more information on UQ Open Day contact openday@uq.edu.au
http://www.youruq.com/openday/






The Aviation Careers Expo will be held on Saturday, 8 August 2009 between 10:00am and 4:00pm, at Aviation Australia, 15-25 Boronia Road, Brisbane International Airport.

Entry to the Public is free. Shuttle bus services from central public transport locations will be provided to Aviation Australia throughout the day.

Aims of the Expo
•Provide careers information to targeted audience.
•Promote the awareness of aviation careers and aviation as a primary career pathway.
•Promote the profile and importance of the aviation and aerospace industry.
•Provide a non-threatening environment which enables employers, education and training providers to communicate directly with potential candidates.

Who attends?
•School leavers and their caregivers.
•University and TAFE students.
•Graduates.
•Career seekers.
•Generation Y.
•Skilled workers.
•The mature workforce.

If you would like to find out more about the 2009 Expo, contact Deanne Hansell at Aviation Australia on 07 3860 0900.

http://www.aviationaustralia.aero/expo/





Discover the Nurse in U@UTS

Are you considering becoming a nurse? But you're not sure what it's all about? Or if you're the "right sort of person"?
Well, we invite you to Discover the Nurse in U@UTS!

Our hands-on workshops will give you a taste of what it's really like to be a nurse, and will get you thinking about whether nursing is the career for you.

What will I get to do?
One of our nursing students will host the workshop, so you can find out exactly what it's like to study at UTS.
They'll show you around our campus and will guide you through a range of hands-on activities:
•take your vital signs - heart rate, respirations, blood pressure
•measure the activity of your heart
•meet SimMan - feel his pulse, watch him breathe, hear him speak
•get your take-home pack to keep you thinking about the Nurse in U!
•and have all your questions about studying at uni answered!

Who can attend?
Anyone considering nursing as a career will benefit from attending one of our workshops - whether you're in high school, working, studying or returning to work.
You're also more than welcome to bring your parents or partners.

When are the workshops run?
Workshops that we currently have planned are listed below.
We are flexible though, so if there is sufficient demand we'll try to arrange extra workshops - just contact us to suggest a time. Be sure to check this webpage regularly in case we schedule extra workshops.

•Tuesday 28 July - City - 5.30 to 7.00pm
•Tuesday 18 August - Kuring-gai - 5.30 to 7.00pm
•Thursday 17 September - City - 5.30 to 7.00pm
•Tuesday 29 September - Kuring-gai - 4.00 to 5.30pm
•Tuesday 13 October - Kuring-gai - 4.30 to 6.00pm
•Monday 7 December - Kuring-gai - 12.00 to 1.30pm

http://www.nmh.uts.edu.au/discover/index.html




2010 WesTrac Apprenticeship and Traineeship applications

WesTrac is one of the largest employers and trainers of apprentices in the country with over 300 apprentices employed at any one time.

WesTrac offer the following apprenticeships:
Heavy Vehicle Mechanics (Road Transport).
Heavy Vehicle Mechanics (Plant).
Automotive Electricians.
Boilermaker Welders.
1st Class Machinists.
Fitter Machinists.

WesTrac offer the following traineeships:
Engine Specialist: Certificate II in Automotive Mechanical
Final Drive Specialist: Certificate II in Automotive Mechanical
Vehicle Assembly: Certificate II in Automotive Mechanical
Transmission Specialist: Certificate II in Automotive Mechanical, or
Hydraulic Cylinders/Pumps Specialist: Certificate II in Automotive Mechanical.

Applications must be completed and submitted by 11.55pm (EST), Friday 7th August, 2009. 

www.westrac.com.au





University of Melbourne Elite Athletes and Artistic Performers Entry Scheme

The University of Melbourne Elite Athletes and Artistic Performers Entry Scheme is for applicants who are able to demonstrate that they are elite athletes or performers; and that their education has been affected by elite level training, competitive practice or performance commitments which has had an impact on academic performance during Year 12.

Closing date for applications: 5pm, Friday 9 October 2009.

http://www.futurestudents.unimelb.edu.au/ugrad/elite/





TAFE NSW – Sydney Institute International Student Open Day

 Friday, 4 September, 11am – 4pm
The Muse, Ultimo College (enter from Harris St)

Are you an international student? Careers Advisor? International Student Coordinator?

Then this Open Day is for you.

TAFE NSWSydney Institute has over 100 specific courses for international students in and around Sydney.

Our international graduates are successful in many ways whether finding jobs here and applying for permanent residency, going on to university or improving their career prospects in their home countries.

If you apply for a course on the Open Day, enrolment fees will be waived.

Please let us know if you will be attending by calling 9217 4133 or email Danica.marcinek (AT) tafensw.edu.au

If you are booking in a school group, this must be done by 14 August 2009.

www.sit.nsw.edu.au




Defence Technical Scholarships Closing 14 August 2009

Year 11 recipients will receive $2000, paid over two semesters and successful Year 12 students will receive $3000, paid over two semesters. Although there is no obligation to join the Navy, Army or Air Force after finishing school, you will be required to tell us why you are interested in an ADF technical trade career as part of the selection process.

For 2010, Defence will offer up to 1,500 scholarships.

14 August 2009 - 2010 DTS Applications close.
You must lodge your 2010 DTS Application with your school before this date to be considered for a 2010 DTS.
Late applications cannot be accepted

http://www.defencejobs.gov.au/education/dts/




PATHWAYS TO YOUR FUTURE School Leaver Expo - For students with a disability and their families.

FREE expo for students in Years 9-12 with a disability.

Wednesday 5th August, 2009 
Visit anytime between 3.00pm – 6.00pm
Sydney Secondary College, Balmain Campus Support Unit

For further information please contact:
Department of Education, Sydney Region Support Teachers Transition:
Jennifer Dash (9555 4152), Sue Tomasetti (9300 9579)

Catholic Education, Transition Officer:
Fran McBride (0408 258 469)





Engineers Australia Canberra Girl Talk Workshop

Wednesday 5 August 9am - 3pm

To register contact:
Barbara Lowe
P: (02) 6270 6519
E: blowe@engineersaustralia.org.au

AEW Canberra Girl Talk Workshop organised by Women In Engineering Group for girls in Years 10-12

http://www.engineersaustralia.org.au/aew/divisions/canberra/canberra_home.cfm






Are you interested in starting a course in 3D Animation or Games Programming? Looking for a course you can fit around your school life or work schedule....

Sydney and Canberra are offering the Certificate II courses again in semester 2. 

These are introductory courses which require no prior knowledge of 3D animation or games programming

For more information on the Certificate courses have a look at the courses page on our website, alternatively contact your closest campus.





Sydney University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Pet Fair

This event may be of interest to anyone considering a career as a vet as well as those with pets of their own.

The Veterinary Teaching Hospital's Pet Fair will be held on Saturday 29th August 2009 on the University grounds that surround the Veterinary Faculty precinct.

Time: 10am - 4pm
Location:Outside the Evelyn Williams Building, Veterinary Teaching Hospital, Camperdown Campus
Cost: Free Admission
Contact: Natascha Koepsel
Phone: (02) 9114 - 1154
Email: n.koepsel@usyd.edu.au
More info: http://www.vetsci.usyd.edu.au/





Formula One Technology Challenge

F1 in Schools, the Formula One Technology Challenge, is an engineering and design action-learning project for students, implemented in high schools around the world.

Each year, student teams progress through a series of regional, state and national finals, with the best teams from each country competing for the F1 in Schools World Champions title. Australia is a world-leader in the F1 in Schools program, with an enviable history of success.

Teams of 3-5 students from grades 5-12 use industry level, 3-dimensional CAD/CAM and simulation technologies to design, analyse, test, manufacture and race miniature CO2 powered, balsa wood Formula 1 cars.

The project was established to generate excitement and raise awareness of careers, trades and professions related to science, math, design, engineering and manufacturing, as well as teaching students valuable social, employability and technical skills enabling them to 'take on the world'.

www.f1inschools.org.au






daniela.anderson@northwestben.com.au




School, Business and Community Leaders Forum, North Ryde

Tuesday 4 August 2009

School, Business and Community Leaders Forum - a free event

Stamford Grand Hotel (cnr Epping and Herring Roads, North Ryde)

6 - 6:30pm : Registration and refreshments
6:30 - 8:30pm: Facilitated Workshop (Joe Bowers)

A third workshop will build on two recent Forums based on analysing what the problems are for youth and employers and subsequently analysing the regional assests available to support youth.

http://www.northwestben.com.au/events





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