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 Free TAFE Training for 15-16 year olds! TAFE NSW - Western Sydney Institute is offering FREE training for 15-16 yr olds who are NOT currently enrolled at school or in other VET training. There are a great range of Certificate II courses available at your local TAFE college. You will be able to gain new skills and confidence to move into employment. TAFE will also provide breakfast as the booster to kick-start your day! Courses start 20th October 2010 and finish 10th December 2010 Email: iwanttolearn.wsi@tafensw.edu.au For more information, contact: Helen McFadden (02) 9208 9573 or Nicole Teremoana (02) 9208 9578 To download the PDF poster please go to: http://www.schoolsindustry.com.au/imagesDB/newsletter/Freetraining6+WebAdress.pdf Web Page: http://www.applywsi.com   Career Development Day for Careers Advisers Free Event: Connecting You With The Future - Career Development Day for Careers Advisers http://www.carrickeducation.edu.au/files/editor_upload/File/Schedule%20of%20the%20Day.pdf Home Page: http://www.carrickeducation.edu.au  ANU Sydney Advisory Day Sydney Advisory Day ANU invites you to discuss your tertiary education options with ANU staff and academics at Rydges World Square, 389 Pitt Street on 17 December, 10am - 3pm. You can obtain detailed information from staff of the ANU Colleges, University Accommodation and staff from some of their support services. To register your attendance at this event visit http://info.anu.edu.au/studyat/Student_Recruitment/advisory Venue: Rydges World Square, Sydney Date: Friday, 17 December 2010 Time: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM Enquiries: Student Recruitment on +61 2 6125 4893 Website: http://info.anu.edu.au/st...itment/advisory  Looking for a job as an apprentice mechanic? Get your mechanic apprenticeship off to a roaring start. MTA Apprenticeships Plus offer motor apprenticeships and motor traineeships in the following areas: To view MTA's latest job opportunities, visit: http://www.mtaplus.com.au/job-seekers/job-vacancies.php  Autostart Pre-Apprenticehip Courses Starting Soon The Autostart basic program is a 6 week automotive pre-apprenticeship course that'll help kick start your career in mechanics … and best of all it's FREE. The course gives you the opportunity to develop a solid background in motor mechanics and covers various subjects including diagnostics, cooling systems and electrics. This is a fantastic opportunity for highly motivated aspiring motor mechanics interested in gaining a competitive advantage in the automotive industry.  Junior Jobs Website Trawling through positions vacant ads aimed at experienced workers can be time-consuming and disheartening for school-leavers. Junior Jobs is a job-search website aimed at young people. It makes it easy to search for entry level positions of all kinds in Australia and New Zealand, including full-time, part-time, casual and apprenticeships. Web Page: http://www.juniorjobs.net.au/index.php  2011 TAFE Application Courses Closing Soon For most TAFE courses, you do not need to apply before enrolling. But for some TAFE NSW courses, usually the more popular ones, you'll need to submit an application before you are able to enrol. This ensures that everyone who wants to do the course is considered in a fair and consistent way for each location.  Reminder - CSU TAFE to Uni Scholarship Applications close in November The CSU 'TAFE to University' Scholarship program is a TAFE-specific scholarship program open to TAFE students interested in completing a CSU undergraduate degree. Students must be studying a Diploma or Advanced Diploma at one of the following participating TAFE Institutes: * TAFE NSW Riverina Institute of TAFE * TAFE Western * Canberra Institute of Technology * TAFE NSW Northern Sydney Institute of TAFE * TAFE NSW North Coast Institute of TAFE * Wodonga Institute of TAFE * Sunraysia Institute of TAFE * Goulburn Ovens Institute of TAFE How to Apply To apply for a CSU 'TAFE to University' Scholarship; * read the CSU 'TAFE to University' Scholarship Guidelines * ensure you meet the eligibility criteria * download and complete the Application form * provide the relevant supporting documentation * Submit your application to Charles Sturt University (submission details are included in the application form). Important Dates: 26 November 2010 Applications CLOSE 10 December 2010 Scholarship Offers made to students 21 January 2011 Acceptance of Scholarship Offers CLOSE For further information and application form: http://www.csu.edu.au/scholarships/undergraduate/tafe  A Taste of French - North Coast TAFE NSW Did you know that French as a foreign language is the second most frequently taught language in the world after English? And that there are about two new cooking books published every day in France? Kingscliff TAFE is offering a unique opportunity with "A Taste of French", French conversation and cooking classes starting in October.  School-Based Apprenticeship & Traineeship Promotional Video The New England Institute of TAFE has developed a short video which promotes school-based apprenticeships and traineeships. Examples from the local area are used, however the video may also be a valuable resource to Careers Advisers from other regions. To view the video, visit http://www.newengland.tafensw.edu.au and press the "play" button.  UNSW Medicine - Dean's Public Lecture Series UNSW invites you to join them on Tuesday 12th October 2010, when the faculty of Medicine hosts the final Dean’s lecture series for 2010. Dr Charlie Teo, Professor Cyndi Shannon Weickert and Dr Fiona Wood AM will deliberate on the fascinating topic of ‘Curing the Incurable’, with an opportunity for you to give your view during question and answer time. Dr Charlie Teo is currently the Director of the Centre for Minimally Invasive Neurosurgery, President of Think First Australasia, established for the prevention of brain and spinal cord injuries, and a Founding Board Member of V.I.N.E. (volunteers for international neurosurgical education). He is the Chairman of the Scientific Advisory Board and Founder of the Cure for Life Foundation which has successfully raised over 2 million dollars and is the largest charity devoted to the advancement and treatment of patients with brain tumours. Professor Cynthia Shannon Weickert, BA MPhil PhD Professor Shannon Weickert is the Macquarie Group Foundation Chair of Schizophrenia Research - a joint position between Schizophrenia Research Institute, the University of New South Wales and the Prince of Wales Medical Research Institute. Facilitated by Dr Fiona Wood AM AM Director, Burn Injury Repair Unit, Dr Wood is a British born plastic surgeon working in Perth, Western Australia. She is the director of the Royal Perth Hospital burns unit and the Western Australia Burns Service. In addition, Dr Wood is also a Clinical Professor with the School of Paediatrics and Child Health at the University of Western Australia and Director of the McComb Research Foundation. Date: Tuesday 12 October, 2010 Time: 6.30pm with doors opening at 6.00pm Venue: John Clancy Auditorium, UNSW Contact : Erica Ford Phone : 9385 8640 Email : e.ford@unsw.edu.au RSVP essential at: http://www.med.unsw.edu.au/medevents.nsf/DLS102 Webpage: http://www.med.unsw.edu.au/medweb.nsf/page/DeansLectureSeries  TAFE NSW courses now accessible through MyCareer TAFE NSW already provides a learning experience beyond the classroom and the recent addition of 75 TAFE NSW courses to ‘MyCareer’ ( www.mycareer.com.au ) will open the door to more people seeking online and distance learning course options for skills development and career advancement. TAFE NSW is a globally recognised provider of Vocational Education and Training with over 500,000 annual enrolments both in Australia and offshore. Those already benefiting from TAFE NSW’s flexible study options and the ability to study anywhere at anytime, account for 19.4% of all TAFE NSW enrolments. Delivered by industry experienced TAFE NSW teachers, online and distance learning courses are structured to provide access to learning and assessment tools in a supportive learning environment and can connect you to employers. Web Page: https://www.tafensw.edu.au/about/news/news-101007.htm TAFE NSW Home Page: https://www.tafensw.edu.au  UNSW Info Day 2011 Take a closer look at what life has to offer at UNSW. UNSW Info Day is your opportunity to get your remaining questions answered. If you're looking for advice about changing your preferences Info Day is your opportunity to get some answers. Go along and speak with staff and students about undergraduate programs and life as a UNSW student. Staff will discuss your program choices and give advice about changing your preferences. Computers will be available on the day so you can change your preferences. Info Day is on Wednesday 5 January 2011. For further information on UNSW Info Day or undergraduate programs and admissions contact: UNSW Infoline on 9385 1110 UNSW Student Recruitment Office on 9385 1844 Email studentrecruitment@unsw.edu.au For further information, facebook and twitter links and program details, visit: http://www.unsw.edu.au/futureStudents/undergrad/pad/infoday/index.html  Big Kids, Big Toys - CSIRO Exhibition 'Big Kids, Big Toys' is an exhibition that looks at the staff at Australia’s largest research agency, and the "wizz-bang-ery" they get to play with. Who wouldn’t be excited to come to work every day when work is a 70-metre radio telescope and you’re discovering galaxies and listening to the creation of the universe, or you are living a childhood dream and smashing atoms? 'Big Kids, Big Toys' will exhibit the ‘big toys’ that CSIRO staff play with – either the actual toys themselves, or films, models, posters or pictures. These aren’t the stars of the exhibition however, the wall plates will show pictures of the real stars: the staff, and feature a photo of them at ‘play’ (work) and a small interview with them about what they enjoy about working with their big toy. Big Kids - Big Toys 11th -17th October 2010 Location: CSIRO Discovery, Black Mountain Laboratories Clunies Ross Street Acton ACT 2601 Opening hours 9 am to 5 pm, Monday to Friday Not open on Saturdays 11 am to 3 pm, Sunday http://www.csiro.au/events/Big-Kids-Big-Toys.html  Lattitude - book for 2011 events now Lattitude have returned volunteers who are ready to visit your school and speak to students about their amazing experiences. As many of these students are headed to university next year, they are most available early in Term One.  National Career Development Strategy The DEEWR review of all of its career programs is an important initiative and one that the Career Industry Council of Australia (CICA) will engage with and support. The Commonwealth Government has been instrumental in moving a national career agenda forward to achieve outcomes against national priorities but there is more to be done. The review will take place over the next 12 months. CICA is particularly interested in highlighting examples of good practice across the country and opportunities for improvement. If you have examples that you would like to share please contact peter.tatham@cica.org.au Home Page: http://www.cica.org.au  Scholarships support Southern Cross University students Five community organisations have joined forces with Bellingen Shire Council to offer a new $7500 creative art scholarship for study at Southern Cross University in 2011. The scholarship is now open for applications from Bellingen Shire residents, with preference given to recent school leavers. The scholarship will provide $2500 per year over three years and will be awarded to a person living in the Bellingen Shire at the time of application. The scholarship is for a student commencing fulltime studies in the Bachelor of Visual Arts, Bachelor of Contemporary Music, Bachelor of Visual Arts/Bachelor of Education or Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Education. For more information, contact the Scholarships Office by email scholarships@scu.edu.au or phone 02 6620 3006. SCU Scholarships Information: http://www.scu.edu.au/students/prospective/index.php/18  Law Relocation Scholarship 2011 UTAS The University of Tasmania's Faculty of Law will be offering a new Relocation Scholarship to all eligible students in 2011. The Scholarship is designed to encourage interstate students to study Law at UTAS by assisting with the financial costs of moving to Tasmania. The Relocation Scholarship consists of a one-off reimbursement payment of $5,000. The scholarship is awarded on an automatic basis to all eligible students who accept an offer and enrol to study Law at UTAS. Students do not need to complete a separate application form. Notification of the scholarship and eligibility will be included in students' letter of offer. To be eligible for the Relocation Scholarship, students need to meet the following criteria: * Be a new/commencing University student * Have recently completed year 12 (students who have taken a ‘gap' year in 2009 or 2010 will be considered eligible for the scholarship as long as they have not commenced any form of tertiary study in this period) * Have achieved an ATAR of 90 or above (or the equivalent) * Are enrolled in a direct entry Bachelor of Laws combined degree at the University of Tasmania as at the semester one, 2011 census date For further information on the Relocation Scholarship, including information on course structures, please contact the Faculty Executive Officer on: Phone: (03) 6226 7510 Fax: (03) 6226 7623 or Email: Kira.White@utas.edu.au Webpage: http://fcms.its.utas.edu.au/law/law/cpage.asp?lCpageID=450  University of Newcastle Advisory Days Open Days may be over but Advisory Days are another great chance for you to talk face-to-face with the University of Newcastle's staff and students about your degree options and to get the answers to any final questions you may have before the closing date of change of preferences. Locations: Newcastle, Central Coast and Port Macquarie Dates: Wednesday 5 January (2-6pm) & Thursday 20 January (3-6pm) Undergraduate programs information: http://www.newcastle.edu.au/what-can-i-study/undergraduate-programs Web page: http://www.newcastle.edu.au/what-can-i-study/news-and-events/oct10/uni-advisory-days.html  Majors Pages - University of Newcastle If you are interested in arts, science, social science, law, construction management, business or commerce - The University of Newcastle's majors pages can help you with planning your career. They have information on employment opportunities, job descriptions, potential employers, salaries, the labour market, plus industry and professional association contacts. New major pages are expected to be available at the end of October 2010, so keep an eye out for: architecture, construction management, engineering, surveying, biotechnology, psychology, communications, food science, exercise sport science, visual communications, IT, natural history illustration, mathematics, teaching, speech pathology, social work, theology and music. Web Page: http://www.newcastle.edu.au/service/careers/students-and-graduates/majors  Actor's College of Theatre & Television - Help with Auditions Considering a full-time tertiary course in the performing arts means making appointments for auditions, choosing your performance pieces and selecting the right college. ACTT Director Lesley Watson gives away some free advice on how to approach an audition at ACTT. To read the article visit: http://www.actt.edu.au/Audition+Successutm_source=ACTT+Email+Updates&utm_campaign=4304de3039-10_07_2010&utm_medium=email ACTT also offer an intensive weekend Acting Audition Preparation Workshop, the next one being on Saturday 16th - Sunday 17th October 2010 from 10am – 4pm. Location: Pitt St Campus, Sydney. Cost: $250.00 Further information: http://www.actt.edu.au/course/audprep  The Finders Keepers Art Markets 2010 Are you an artist? Do you make items that might be sold at independent design and art markets? The Finders Keepers are design and art markets dedicated to supporting emerging designers, artists & musicians and bringing new contemporary design to the forefront in Australia. With fresh designers and artists from Sydney and around Australia, new artwork and original merchandise at every stall, the Spring/Summer installment of The Finders Keepers features over 70 stalls and free live music. The markets are planned for the first weekend in December:  Mastering the HSC - Amazing Offer! This unique and powerful study skills lecture is designed to motivate, empower and organise students and ensure they are provided with the necessary skills and information to maximise their HSC scores. Students will learn vital skills that will help optimise performance in assessments, as well as strategies that will maximise learning and cut down on study time! In addition, students will gain valuable instruction in: • The 7 secrets to HSC success • The most effective and time saving learning techniques • Keeping learned materials in memory for longer periods of time • Getting the most out of classes at school • Organisation skills, time management and goal setting • Managing procrastination and self motivation strategies • Stress management • Planning effective daily study timetables as well as other key strategies used by past students to excel in the HSC. Detailed study/exam skills notes will be provided to students on the day. Dates: Sun 31 October 2010 or Sat 13 November 2010, 9am - 5pm. Location: All sessions will be held at the University of Sydney, Camperdown Valued at over $200, these lectures are FREE OF CHARGE to students studying Year 11 or 12 in 2010. They do, however, require that students participating in this program make a compulsory paper donation (minimum $5) to the FRED HOLLOWS FOUNDATION (www.fredhollows.org.au). Representatives from the foundation will be in attendance on the day. To download a brochure or enrol online, visit: http://www.tsfx.com.au/nsw/hscprograms/mastering_hsc/masteringthehsc.htm p: 1300 364 173 f: 1300 364 065 e: admin@tsfx.com.au w: www.tsfx.com.au  Sydney University Summer School The Summer School program offered by The University of Sydney includes a wide variety of subjects from over ten faculties during the semester breaks. Many students take advantage of the large program to accelerate their degree. The Summer School is also an ideal opportunity for students to sample university life and find out whether they want to continue their studies at the University of Sydney. Non- university students may also be eligble if they have: * been offered a place in a degree, diploma or certificate course at the University of Sydney but not yet enrolled * completed their HSC (Year 12), or university preparation course, but have not yet received an offer and are interested in studying one of the first year units on offer in Summer School, with a view to further university study Application Opening Dates: Undergraduate - Economics and Business will open on 12 October 2010 Undergraduate - all other undergraduate subjects will open on 14 October 2010 For further informaiton and enrolment details, visit: http://register.summer.usyd.edu.au  AVCAT Assistance Available The Australian Veterans' Children Assistance Trust (AVCAT) is an independent organisation sponsored by the principal Australian ex-service associations. Its purpose is to help as many disadvantaged children and grandchildren of veterans and ex-service men and women as is possible, to a better future through higher education. A range of scholarships and bursaries are offered. To apply you must be: Applications close on the 31 October 2010. Applicants are considered for all schemes for which they are eligible.  Be astounded by the fashions! Sydney Institute of TAFE's St George School of Fashion has been educating and encouraging aspiring designers to join the dynamic Australian fashion industry for more than 50 years. If you have a passion for fashion, why not go along and see the work of students from all stages of the diploma and advanced diploma of applied fashion design?  Australian Training Awards The Australian Training Awards are the peak, national awards for vocational education and training, recognising innovation and excellence in the training sector. They are the culmination of the state and territory awards with winners from each state and territory competing in the national finals.This year the Australian Training Awards will be held at the Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre, Homebush, on Friday, 19 November 2010. Time: Pre-presentation dinner drinks at 6.15pm in foyer. Presentation commences at 7.00pm. Venue: Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre Olympic Boulevard, Sydney Olympic Park, Homebush NSW 2127 RSVP: 5th November Further details and registration form available from: http://www.australiantrainingawards.gov.au/Register_to_attend  The Sporting Chance Program The Sporting Chance Program uses sport and recreation as a vehicle to engage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people in their schooling. Students are using this opportunity to improve their standard of education and, ultimately, their chance of employment when they leave school. This year the Sporting Chance Program supports around 10 000 primary and secondary students across Australia in either school-based sports academies or education engagement projects. For more information on the Sporting Chance Program, visit www.deewr.gov.au/sportingchance eYarn is an electronic newsletter sharing the success stories of students participating in the Sporting Chance Program and highlighting how the program has encouraged them to reach their goals. It can be downloaded at: http://www.deewr.gov.au/Indigenous/Schooling/Programs/SportingChance/Pages/eYarn.aspx  Grade 11 Headstart Day Registrations are now open for this exciting event. If you’re in grade 11 at High School and want to see what life at Bond is like, then don’t miss your opportunity to take part in simulated tutorials and lectures, meet staff and students and getting familiar with the Bond campus at Headstart Day. Please find all details below: Date: Monday October 18, 2010 Time: 8:00am – 3:00pm Place: Campus-wide, Bond University Cost: FREE (Morning Tea and Lunch provided) Attire: Casual; School uniform not required Program: Please view the Headstart Day Program to find out more about the exciting sessions on offer Coloured streams: Places in each coloured stream are limited, so please nominate your preferred colour in the ‘Program Interest’ section, when you register for Headstart Day Registration: Complete the online Registration Form by next Wednesday October 13, 2010 More info visit Headstart Day or email events@bond.edu.au Student for a Semester The Student for a Semester program is a valuable opportunity for Grade 11 and 12 students to get started at university. It’s a great chance to kick-start your university career while still at High School because you get to study a Bond subject, meet uni students and teachers, and get involved in university life. Successful completion of the Bond subject gives you tertiary credit for future studies. For more information about this program, please visit the Student for a Semester website.  APM College of Business and Communication 2011 Scholarship Program APM College of Business and Communication invites all savvy young business minded students to apply the 2011 Scholarship Program. Applications are now open for current Year 12 students for both Bachelor Degrees and Diplomas. Entries close next Friday 15th October 2010. For more information go to www.apm.edu.au or contact Laura Cullen on (02) 8588 4775 or lcullen@think.edu.au  Billy Blue College of Design 2011 Scholarship Program Billy Blue College of Design invites all current Year 12 students to "Make a Picture of Yourself at Billy Blue" and win one of two Scholarships worth $25,000 each. Applications are open now and close next Friday 15th October 2010. For more information go to www.billyblue.com.au or contact Laura Cullen on (02 8588 4775 or lcullen@think.edu.au  AIE Sydney Campus Open Day When: Saturday, 13th November 10am to 3pm Where: Level 2, Wentworth Park Grandstand, Ultimo NSW 2007 Visit www.aie.edu.au  New UTS: Law Equity Scholarship UTS: Law now offers an Equity Scholarship for academically able students experiencing financial hardship. The Faculty recently hosted a fundraising dinner to raise $20,000 to fund the new Equity Scholarship, which is to be awarded to an outstanding law student needing additional financial support to undertake university study. The recipient of the UTS: Law Equity Scholarship will receive $5,000 per year for four years. Students must show eligibility by demonstrating financial need. The final selection will then be based on academic achievement and motivation as demonstrated in the scholarship application. For more information about the UTS: Law Equity Scholarship please contact law@uts.edu.au Jumbunna Intiatives Jumbunna Indigenous House of Learning is the central point of contact for Indigenous students wishing to study at UTS. This year there are a number of new initiatives for Indigenous students, including an Architecture summer school, scholarships in Engineering and IT and the Jumbunna Indigenous Admissions Program which is now taking applications. For more information please visit www.jumbunna.uts.edu.au or contact Sophia Romano on 1800 064 312. International Students' Information Day UTS:International is holding its International Students’ Information Day on Thursday 28 October 2010 from 11am until 2pm in the UTS Tower Building, Front Entrance Foyer. Students can learn more about UTS courses by talking to representatives from each faculty. They can also take a campus tour, and find out about English language courses and academic pathway programs. And of course, there will be free refreshments! For further details and to register for both the Information Day and the faculty tours, please visit the UTS:International website. Engineering and IT Discovery Day Reminder UTS will be holding its second Engineering and IT Discovery Day for High school students on Tuesday 23 November 2010. Students will take part in both Engineering and IT activities which will help them get a better idea of what the two disciplines are about and how they are applied to the world around us. If you would like to register an interested group of students, please contact Engineering and IT Outreach on 02 9514 2666. UTS FASS Short Courses The Faculty of Arts and Social Science offers shorts courses for students with an interest in film making, music composition and video and audio editing. The courses are offered to the general public and teach students how to use industry standard tools in the creative practices world. Students will learn how to navigate programs effectively and practically improve workflows, as well as the skills needed to complete a project from set-up to final mix down or edit. Minimum requirements: Year 10 and above, understand basic editing techniques and can handle intensive learning. Dates for upcoming courses include: Pro Tools 101 (audio and post production) 22-23 Nov 2010 FCP 101 (video editing) 24-26 Nov 2010 Motion 101 (Motion, prereq is FCP 101) 1-3 Dec 2010 Logic Pro 101 (music composition, post production) 6-8 Dec 2010 For more information visit the UTS:Proschool or email fass.shortcourses@uts.edu.au .  UTS Parents Information Evening - 6, 7 & 8 December 6 and 7 December – 6 - 8 pm, City campus 8 December – 6 - 8 pm, Kuring-gai campus Parents of students applying to study at university in 2011 are invited to attend an information evening in December. At the information evenings parents will be able to gain information about application procedures and HECS-HELP, student support services and alternative pathways to UTS, as well as the opportunity to speak to lecturers and current students and the option to participate in a campus tour. This is a popular event and registration is essential. Please visit the UTS:Think website for more details and to register online.  William Angliss Institute - Diploma of Resort Management (Dive) Open Day When: Sunday 17th October 2010, 10:00am-04:00pm, Where: Dive Centre Manly, Unit D, 1 Campbell Dr, Manly Vale, NSW. Open day to be held for the DIPLOMA OF RESORT MANAGEMENT (DIVE) program that will be launching in NSW in February 2011. Day will feature Presentations on the course, video of industry tours from past students, brochures and DVD packs to take away with you, tour of Contractors premises. They will also be holding placement interviews for prospective students for 2011 entry. Please pre book your showing times: 10am, 11am, 12noon, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm. For more information please phone their Sydney Info Centre on (02) 89875100 and speak to Amanda Maynard-NSW Coordinator or email amandam@angliss.edu.au  Le Cordon Bleu - New Restaurant Degree The Le Cordon Bleu Sydney campus is excited with the news that it will now offer the Le Cordon Bleu Bachelor of Business International Restaurant Management as of January 2011! The 3 year degree includes Restaurant specific skill subjects such as wine fundamentals, food and beverage service, food quality management and restaurant business operations. The program also includes 2 lots of 6 month Industry Placement components, giving students the opportunity to work in some of Sydney's best restaurants such as Quay, Café Sydney, Est, and Rockpool. For more information go to www.lecordonbleu.com.au or email Australia@cordonbleu.edu  Training and Coaching Solutions Training and Coaching Solutions is a Student Career Centre which runs courses for 16-24 year olds on Writing Applications and Job Interview Skills. For more information, go to www.trainingandcoachingsolutions.com.au  Young Endeavour 2011 Voyages Applications are now open for voyages in Young Endeavour in 2011. Voyages depart from Hobart, Devonport, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Mackay and Airlie Beach. Apply at www.youngendeavour.gov.au or phone 1800 020 444 for more information. Applications close 30 September 2010.  Pilot Aptitude Training Systems (PATS) Newsletter Visit the PATS website to find out the latest news about fire brigades, airline recruiting and ADF. Go to http://www.pilotaptitude.com/  Web Futures Seminar Web Futures, held on the eve of the Web Directions South 2010 conference, is a must for anyone considering, studying towards or launching a career involving web-based technology, design and communications. Join Josh Williams, founder of Gowalla and renowned web designer/developer, and leading User Experience Researcher Juliette Melton now at leading design firm IDEO, as they spearhead a panel of experts on where the web is headed and what the key roles in tomorrow's web will be. This is a free event, with an opportunity to chat with speakers over light refreshments after the panel talk, and is open to all students. Date: 13/10/2010 Timing 5.30-6.00pm: arrival and pre-registration 6.00-7.30pm: Panel Discussion and Q&A 7.30-8.00pm: Informal discussion and networking Space is limited. To reserve you spot on this once-a-year event please register through: http://sydney.edu.au/architecture/events/registration_webfutures.php For more information, please visit: http://www.usyd.edu.au/news/93.html?eventid=6725 to read the full story.  Indigenous Australian Engineering Summer School: Applications Open The IAESS is an annual five-day live-in Summer School, featuring a combination of activities that will give Indigenous students a taste of engineering as a university course and career. 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