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 Sydney Dance Company - The Wharf Open Day Join us on Sunday 5 December as the arts organisations at The Wharf open their doors for one day only! The Wharf Open Day offers you an opportunity to take a dance class, see a short performance from the Company dancers, meet the artistic director and lots more. The Sydney Dance Company will be taking part in this exciting day and we hope you can join us - so put it in your diary! Located at Pier 4/5 ("The Wharf") in Walsh Bay   University of Newcastle 2011 scholarships At the University of Newcastle there are a range of scholarships available that can provide you with financial support while you study. Scholarships are available to help with all kinds of study associated costs including textbooks, fees, accommodation and living expenses and range from $500 to $10,000 per annum. Closing dates for 2011 scholarships vary, so check out the website now and don't miss out. Visit www.newcastle.edu.au/scholarships for more information.  University of Sydney - Cadigal Special Entry Program The Cadigal Program is an access and support program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who want to study at The University of Sydney. Any course offered by the University (excluding block - mode and away - from - base courses) can be studied through the Cadigal Program. Applicants need to be in one of the following two categories: •people under 21 years of age who have completed the NSW Higher School Certificate or an equivalent examination (HSC applicants); •people over 21 years of age (mature age applicants). Applications for the Cadigal Program must be submitted to the Koori Centre or Yooroang Garang before end November 2010. Applicants must also submit a UAC application showing preferred courses at the University of Sydney. Students admitted under the Cadigal Program may be offered enrolment with a full-time course load or a reduced load. Students with a reduced load may still be eligible for full Abstudy. Students admitted under the Cadigal Program are also required to attend the Koori Centre Orientation Academic Skills Workshops. 2011 Cadigal Applications close at the end of November 2010. Enquiries and Further Information: Tanya Griffiths Phone: (02) 9036 6599 Toll Free: 1800 622 742 Fax: (02) 9351 6923 Email: tanya.griffiths@sydney.edu.au Website: http://sydney.edu.au/koori/studying/cadigal.shtml  Careers Advisors please pass on to D&T & TEXTILE TEACHERS: Academy of Dressmakers (Sydney) is offering 3 hour Sewing Workshops for High School Teachers. Cost: $66 + $15 (material) Call Academy of Dressmakers on 98853600 for options. Times to suit your schedule Visit: http://dressmakingacademy.com.au  WPC Group Apprenticeships Stand out from the crowd by starting an apprenticeship or traineeship today What you get: • An opportunity to start your career, earn an income and provide a pathway to continued employment or further training and education. • A nationally recognised Certificate /Qualification. • A working environment where you can learn all aspects of the traineeship / apprenticeship and get the hands on experience you need for a real career. What WPC Group does for you: • Find you the apprenticeship / traineeship • Enrol you into training • Pay you while you work • Provide you with ongoing support via a dedicated Consultant 100’s of Career options including: • Business • Hospitality • Building & Construction • Transport & Distribution • Sport & Recreation • Engineering & Automotive • Horticulture & Environment Contact: 1300 760 099 or wpc@wpcgroup.org.au For more information: www.wpcgroup.org.au  SYDNEY THEATRE SCHOOL - FULL FEE SCHOLARSHIP Sydney Theatre School is offering one applicant for the Diploma of Theatre Performance in 2011 the opportunity to have the full fee amount ($6,950) covered by the school. The award will be made to an outstanding applicant who completes a successful audition and subsequently meets all of the selection criteria outlined below. SELECTION CRITERIA: * Outstanding overall performance during the audition process * Comprehensive written statement outlining objectives of the applicant’s training program; future plans after training, and statements of why the award is merited * Excellent secondary school record (especially in drama studies) * Demonstrated ability to establish and pursue a career as an actor in theatre * Financial need APPLICATION PROCESS: Applicants are required to submit a scholarship application form after their audition and after being offered a place on the program. The form will be provided by request on the day of the audition during the formal interview process. The deadline for scholarship applications will be Friday 10th of December and the successful applicant will be notified by Friday 17th December. The successful applicant will be required to accept or decline within seven days and be prepared to start the term on Monday 7th February 2011. Apply at: http://www.sydneytheatreschool.com/index.php/applications/audition-application For more information visit: http://www.sydneytheatreschool.com/index.php/home  MICfest 2010 - Canberra Institute of Technology Each year the Music Industry Centre at Southside campus is host to MICfest - an energetic and fun mini music festival organised by CIT music students Students across all music programs are involved in event planning, marketing, live performances and live sound production; with CIT media and communication students also involved in planning, lighting and camera-work.  Australian Apprenticeships and Traineeships Information Service - Sydney Information Sessions (for Careers Advisors) The Australian Apprenticeships and Traineeships Information Service websites has been updated and relaunched on Monday the 25th of October, 2010. Some of the changes include new ways to navigate the sites, reordering of on-screen information into specific national, state and territory areas, as well as new menu items and resources.There are also changes to the website titles and a refreshed look to the sites. Check out: • Australian Apprenticeships and Traineeships Information (www.aatinfo.com.au) site (built for staff in Australian Apprenticeships support networks), and • The Australian Apprenticeships Pathways (www.aapathways.com.au) site (for the general public). The ‘Australian Apprenticeships Pathways’ site was formerly the ‘Australian Apprenticeships Job Pathways’ website (www.aajobpathways.com.au). Changes to the websites make this information session important for long time website users and also new staff. The main focus of the session will be: • How to access information through a changed menu structure; • Identifying information held in new menu items; and • An outline of the new resources available on the sites. The session will provide information on features such as an Australian Apprenticeships Centre search function, an Australian Apprenticeships ‘Headlines and Highlights’ page and information added under a ‘Workplace Guides’ section. The session will be of value to people promoting and implementing traineeships and apprenticeships in Australian Apprenticeships Centres, Registered Training Organisations, Group Training Organisations, Job Services Australia providers and in schools. When: Session One 9:30 am to 10:30 Session Two 11:00 am to 12 noon Wednesday, 10th November 2010 Where: Inner Space Room, Level One, Vibe Hotel 111 Goulburn Street, Sydney Cost: Free Contact: 1800 338 022 or contact@aatinfo.com.au  Australian International Performing Arts High School - Audition Round for 2011 1 special audition round left in 2010 for 2011 enrolments! Don’t miss your opportunity to be considered for selection. December 6, 7 & 8 Harris Park Campus – 31-33 Allen Street, Harris Park Closing date for registering application and scheduling audition – 24th November 2010 Register via online application: http://www.aipah.nsw.edu.au/Pages/apply.html. A student services representative will contact you to provide further information. Information about our audition process can be found on our website: http://www.aipah.nsw.edu.au/Pages/apply.html  Australian Film, Television, and Radio School Christmas Holiday Program Aged between 13 and 17? Creative? Want to experience the fascinating and amazing world of screen and sound? Yes…... then come to AFTRS in the holidays or on weekends and try your hand at filmmaking, animation, TV presenting, special effects, screen acting, screen makeup and much, much more! Our program is designed to give you the chance to learn from industry experts using real equipment in real studios and facilities. With facilities around Australia we could be closer than you think! If you’re a budding Coppola, Cameron, Crowe or Speilberg and want to kick start your career or just want to have a unique experience AFTRS is for you! Short Courses: http://www.aftrs.edu.au/courses/open-program-short-courses.aspx Open Program: http://www.openprogram.aftrs.edu.au/  Alternative Pathways - Sydney Institute of Business and Technology (SIBT) Don't meet the academic or English requirements to enter Macquarie University or Macquarie City Campus? SIBT, located at Macquarie University, offers a range of Higher Education Diplomas that are the equivalent to first year at Macquarie University. Upon successful completion of a SIBT Diploma you will gain direct entry into the second year of a Macquarie University Bachelor degree. SIBT offers Diplomas in the areas of Business, Commerce, Computing, Communication, Electronic Engineering, and Arts as well as a Certificate IV in University Foundation Studies, Advanced Diplomas, and Associate Degree in Business and Graduate Certificates. With over 3,600 students, SIBT is Australia's largest pathway provider and has been working with Macquarie University for over 13 years. New: Associate Degree in Business and Diploma of Electronic Engineering To find out more: http://www.sibt.nsw.edu.au/  ANU Advisory Days 2010 ANU invites prospective students to discuss tertiary education options with ANU staff at Advisory Days and Careers Events across the country. ANU Advisory Days - 2010 VIC: 15 December 10am - 3pm at Hilton on the Park, 192 Wellington Parade, Melbourne ACT: 16 December 10am - 3pm in the Manning Clark Centre Foyer (Building 26a), The Australian National University NSW: 17 December 10am - 3pm at Rydges World Square, 389 Pitt Street, Sydney For more information about these and other events, please contact the ANU Student Recruitment Office: T: 02 6125 4893 or Free call 1800 620 032 E: student.recruitment@anu.edu.au To find out more: http://www.anu.edu.au/studyat  Whitehouse Institute of Design, VET in Schools Still in school and want to study fashion, interior decoration or styling? VET in Schools aims to give students experience and information that will assist them in making decisions about their future career options. It provides students with practical skills and insight into the fashion, interior decoration and styling industries. Whitehouse is offering three specialist Certificate II level VET in Schools programs for students studying Years 11 and 12. These programs may be taken at one of three Whitehouse campuses: Sydney, Hills District Satellite Venue, or Melbourne. Please complete an Expression of Interest form and we will send you a pack detailing enrolment and course details for study in 2010/11. Expression of Interest: http://whitehouse-design.edu.au/assets/files/application_forms/2010-VET-Expression-of-Interest.pdf To find out more: http://whitehouse-design.edu.au/courses/vet.html  Campion's Summer Camp 2011, Old Toongabbie, NSW Are you going into Year 12 in 2011? Campion College is offering a wonderful summer program which will assist you to maximise your potential in Year 12 and prepare you for tertiary study. What you will do: Leadership Training; Personal, Spiritual & Social Development Get the edge: learn essential study skills before your final school year Sample undergraduate teaching in literature, history, philosophy and theology Have fun with adventure and social activities Make new friends in a relaxed, non-competitive atmosphere 19-23 JANUARY 2011 Cost: $400. Campion has just introduced a 10% discount for early enrolments into the program. Download the application form and return it to Campion before December 15th. (Some scholarship assistance is also available) To find out more: http://www.campion.edu.au/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=276:summer-camp&catid=53 Email: info@campion.edu.au Postal Address: PO Box 3052, Toongabbie East, NSW, 2146 Street Address: 8-14 Austin Woodbury Place, Old Toongabbie, NSW, 2146 Phone: (61) 2 9896 9300 Fax: (61) 2 9631 9200  Scientia Challenge Program for years 7-10 at UNSW The Scientia Challenge Program is designed for gifted and talented high school students in Years 7-10. The program features a range of workshops from a number of academic disciplines taught over three days. The courses are developed and presented by academics of the University of New South Wales, who are considered the leaders in their fields. The courses are not vocational in nature; rather, they are designed to stimulate the interests of gifted students. The level of difficulty in the courses is aimed at Years 11 and 12, thus providing a rigorous and challenging program for gifted students. The program also provides the opportunity for gifted students to socialize with like-minded children of similar interests.  Free Pre-Apprenticeship Training Through TAFE Illawarra The Kickstart program targets: Closed in footwear must be worn. Take a pen, pencil and rubber.  Work experience in banking and finance for Year 11 students. A reminder that several member companies of furthernet may be willing to offer selected Year 11 students a short period of work experience at a time that is suitable to the students and their schools. In order to be considered for work experience placement with a leading global company, Year 11 students need to complete their furthernet Talent Bank application straight away. Students do so online at www.furthernet.com.au Also on the furthernet site is the October edition of the e-journal, The Exchange. It contains cutting-edge information on education, courses and careers in banking and finance. http://www.furthernet.com.au/ft/  UWS College Drop-In Days UWSCollege is dedicated to providing students with a pathway to the University of Western Sydney (UWS). Our Academic Pathway Programs are the best way for students to prepare for university. We provide students with a choice of Foundation Studies and Diploma courses. Drop-In Sessions are being held for students and/or parents wanting to discuss their UWSCollege Pathway options following their ATAR results. Nirimba Campus Friday 17th December 2010, 10am - 1pm and 2pm - 4pm UWS, Parramatta Campus Tuesday 4th January, 4pm - 8pm Register now at www.uwscollege.edu.au  AFL Sportsready Sporting Traineeships AFL SportsReady Ltd is a not for profit employment and training organisation dedicated to sourcing and facilitating meaningful employment and training for: Homepage http://www.aflsportsready.com.au/  Macquarie University Centre for Open Education The Macquarie Non-award program allows students to study individual units (subjects) without the restriction of a degree. If you are looking to study for general interest, professional purposes, or to gain entry to a degree program through an alternative pathway, then the Macquarie Non-award program is for you! The Non-award program is suitable for students looking for an alternative pathway into a Bachelor degree program. Students studying via the Non-award pathway have a large selection of units to choose from, with each of the four Faculties offering units to pathway students. Non-award units successfully completed as part of the pathway will be credited towards the student’s award course at Macquarie University. If you successfully complete 12 credit points of Non-award study with a grade point average (GPA) of 2.0 (a pass average) you are automatically eligible for entry to a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree, or a Bachelor of Science (BSc), or a Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education (BEd[ECE]). The Bachelor of Arts-Psychology and Bachelor of Science-Psychology are available to students who achieve a GPA of 2.5. Non-award applications for first half-year 2011 are now open! Download an application from http://www.coe.mq.edu.au/NAAppform2011.pdf For more details of the program visit http://www.coe.mq.edu.au/nonawd.htm  The Australian College of Physical Education now taking applications. The Australian College of Physical Education (ACPE) is a specialist, independent tertiary institution, founded in 1917. Tour dates http://www.acpe.edu.au/default.asp  Careers Advisory Service The Careers Advisory Service website provides access to an annual initiative which gives students and their families or caregivers up to date information about the range of relevant career and study options available following the release of the Higher School Certificate results by the NSW Board of Studies. The Careers Advisory Service complements the services provided by the Board of Studies, The Universities Admissions Centre, TAFE NSW, universities and other providers. In 2010/2011 there will be: * Phone-in service - this free state-wide service operates from a call centre in the Vocational Education in Schools Directorate between 16 December 2010 and 7 January 2011. Telephone 1300 300 687. * E-mail service - this state-wide service operates from a centre in the Vocational Education in Schools Directorate between 16 December 2010 and 7 January 2011. Access to the service is through this website. The majority of enquiries focus on the following issues: * career/study options available to students with lower or higher than expected ATARs * changes to university course preferences, and * university and TAFE NSW application processes and courses. Experienced careers advisers from government high schools staff the Advisory Service and offer a well-informed, friendly service. Explore your options A feature of this website is 'Explore your Options'. This section provides a starting point for students considering leaving school. It may also be used by a parent, carer, teacher or mentor who is helping a school leaver with his or her decision making. http://www.cas.det.nsw.edu.au/index.php ANU Secondary College enhanced learning experience for Year 11 and 12 students in ACT schools and colleges What is it? The ANU Secondary College Program is a collaboration between the Australian National University (ANU) and the ACT Department of Education and Training (DET) to provide an enhanced learning experience for Year 11 and 12 students in the ACT. What benefits will the students receive? * Students will gain access to the ANU, ranked No 1 in both teaching and research in Australia. This will include access to the library and computer systems and cutting edge facilities at the ANU. * The course scores will be eligible to be used in the calculation of the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR). * Students who complete the program at an appropriate level will be given early offer of entry to the ANU, even possibly to the Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours), PhB. * Students who successfully complete the program will gain credit towards their studies at the ANU in each of the subject areas completed. What subjects are being taught? In 2011 classes will be presented in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Conservation Biology, Continuing Japanese and Advanced Japanese. The programs have been developed by ANU and ACT DET staff. They will be presented by teachers employed by or seconded to ACT Department of Education in close collaboration with staff from the ANU. What is the cost? Costs for the participation of Government School students are borne by the DET. In 2010 non-Government schools who purchase the program for their students will incur a cost payable to the ANU of $875 per student per subject per year. Non-government schools cover these costs in a variety of ways. You should contact your school to determine the arrangements it has in place. What is the timetable? Applications for entry in 2011 close in February 2011 Applications for entry into ANU Secondary College in 2011 can be made online at https://apollo.anu.edu.au/default.asp?pid=4997 http://www.anu.edu.au/secondarycollege/index.php Sydney Dance Company School Holiday Workshops Sydney Dance Company Dance Studios offer School Holiday Workshops for experienced young dance enthusiasts. The workshops provide a fun but focused environment for students to improve their technique under the direction of professional choreographers. All teachers are highly trained and currently working or performing in the dance industry. Upcoming Summer Workshop January School Holidays 2 Days: $145 with the stars of FAME THE MUSICAL Amy Campbell & Marko Panzic Dates: Age 8,9,10: 11,12 January 2011 Age 11,12: 11 & 12 January 2011 Age 13,14,: 13 & 14 January 2011 Age 15 to 18: 13 & 14 January 2011 Download the brochure at http://www.sydneydancecompany.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/SUMMER-2011.pdf http://www.sydneydancecompany.com/studios/holiday-workshops/  Billy Blue Sydney Open Day 2011 Got Ideas? Join Us! Homepage http://www.billyblue.com.au/  NEWSFLASH - Women in Engineering Summit - Extended Application Dates The ‘So you think you can Engineer?’ summit is a three-night residential camp held at the University of Wollongong from Tuesday to Friday, 11-14th January, 2011. Activities will include guest speakers, hands-on workshops, site visits and interactive group activities. This summit will be a great opportunity for participants to meet industry leaders, academics and other young women who share common interests from all over the state and will be an excellent networking tool for their future. Applications will now close on Monday 8th November!  The Bankstown Talent Advancement Program 2011 The Bankstown Talent Advancement Program is an initiative of Bankstown City Council and the Department of Education and Training. The program aims to identify, encourage and develop local students with a passion and ability in vocals through a series of workshops and performance opportunities. http://www.bankstown.nsw.gov.au/TAP/default.aspx  The Science Experience The Science Experience is offered at universities around the country. Each program is designed to provide students who have an interest in science with an opportunity to engage in a wide range of fascinating science activities under the guidance of scientists who love their work. The program takes place in over thirty-five universities and tertiary institutions, within many different laboratories and lecture theatres. Participants perform experiments in the laboratories, meet and hear senior lecturers in the lecture theatres, attend site visits and walk around and experience what it is like to be on the campus of a university or tertiary institution. More than 47,000 students have taken this opportunity to date.  Raffles College - Student Exhibitions If you want a gauge on the future of fashion, animation, photography and more then keep December 8 and 9 free for Raffles College’s Graduate Exhibition, Screening Night and Fashion Show at Carriageworks in Eveleigh (near Redfern). In a first for the college, the graduate exhibition will be held in conjunction with the highly anticipated annual graduate fashion show, providing a visual feast of inspired creativity and edgy design. Student works from the college’s creative disciplines of Fashion Design, Games Design, Animation, New Media and Digital Film, Graphic Design, Interior Design, Multimedia Design and Photography will be on show. As well, the college’s digital media students will hold an arts film night on December 8. Wednesday December 8 and Thursday December 9 Raffles College Graduate Exhibition, at Carriageworks, Eveleigh (near Redfern) Time: 9am - 5pm Cost: Free Wednesday December 8 Raffles College Graduate Exhibition Opening and Screening Night Time: 6pm - 10pm Cost: Free and bookings essential Thursday December 9 Raffles College 2010 Graduate Fashion Show This spectacular and highly anticipated professional catwalk show delivers amazing designs from Australia’s up-and-coming fashion elite. It’s a not-to-be-missed event for spotting the next big thing in fashion. Time: 8pm - 10pm Cost: Tickets $20 each and bookings essential. Raffles College of Design and Commerce in North Sydney delivers courses from Certificate to Masters level. Study specialisations include: Fashion Design, Fashion Marketing, Games Design, Animation, New Media and Digital Film, Graphic Design, Interior Design, Multimedia Design, Photography, Design Management, Marketing, Accounting, Tourism, Finance, Hospitality and Management. For more information and bookings, contact: Coral Cooksley, Marketing Manager, Raffles College of Design and Commerce, P 02 9922 4278, Mob 0401 011 579 E coralcooksley@raffles.edu.au W www.raffles.edu.au  SIT Events If you are considering studying at the Sydney Institute of Technology (SIT) in the fields of design or music, there are a range of performances and exhibitions on offer that will give you fantastic insight into the work that current students are producing. Floristry Exhibition, 10 November, The Muse & Turner Hall, Ultimo St George Advanced Diploma Graphic Design Exhibition, 18 November, The Muse, Ultimo Music Week, End of Semester Concerts, 22 - 24 November, Turner Hall, Ultimo Gymea Ceramic Design Studio Exhibition, 23 - 25 November, The Muse, Ultimo St George Diploma Graphic Design Exhibition, 25 November, Montgomery Street Campus, St George College Fashion Design & Textiles Exhibition, 30 November - 2 December, The Muse, Ultimo Jewellery & Object Design Graduate Exhibition, 1 - 5 December, Depot Galleries I & II, Danks Street, Waterloo Design Graduate Exhibition, 1 December, Design Centre Enmore Fashion Technology Showcase & Parades, 2 December, Turner Hall, Ultimo "One Night Under Lights" Jewellery Manufacture Graduate Exhibition, 10 December, Exhibition Space, Design Centre Enmore For further details, please visit: http://www.sit.nsw.edu.au/news/?Media_Index_ID=1599  UWS Day in Penrith this week Choosing your future career can be a big decision – but it doesn’t have to be a difficult one. UWS Day is for senior high school students and offers a range of workshops, lectures and interactive activities that have been designed to help you prepare for your course and career journey. At UWS Day you will have the chance to: • Experience the range of courses available at UWS through interactive workshops and presentations • Talk to students and academic staff • Learn about scholarships, pathways programs and opportunities to advance to your success. UWS Day is designed for senior high school students who are considering university study. Year 10 students selected by their Careers Adviser are also invited to attend. From workshops, lectures and interactive activities with academic staff and students to seminars on admissions processes and scholarship advice, UWS Day is all about helping you choose a future career - today. Date Wednesday 3 November 2010, 10am - 2pm. Campus Penrith (Kingswood Site) Contact Person Allison Slade Contact Email a.slade@uws.edu.au Contact Phone (02) 9678 7515 Web Page: http://pubapps.uws.edu.au/events_diary/event.php?id=1744  Kids Address to the Nation Competition One Voice - Kids Address the Nation Competition.  Getting started in theatre writing - Workshop Getting started in theatre writing with Timothy Daly Presented by the ACT Writer's Centre, this practical, hands-on workshop will both allow you to try your hand at writing for theatre, as well as showing you over 30 practical writing techniques that work well in theatre writing. Other aspects covered will be: the differences between theatre writing and novel or short story writing; the differences between theatre writing and film writing; dramatic structure and how to use plot in theatre writing. The workshop is suitable for both beginners in theatre writing and for those with some theatre-writing experience. Timothy Daly is a playwright, teacher and dramaturg, with numerous national and international productions of his plays. When: 10am-3.30pm Saturday 20 November Cost: $30 members of SCWC, NSW WC and ACT WC/$65 non-members Venue: Bermagui Library and Community Centre Bookings: scwc@1earth.net or 4228 0151 Web Page: http://www.actwriters.org.au/2010.html#Getting_started_in_theatre_writing  Now & When - Photography Student Exhibition Now + When Photographic Exhibition If you like photography, you will love the raw talent on show in this exhibition. Now + When 2010 is a photographic exhibition by young people from the Oasis refuge who have all been homeless and still struggle to improve their lives. They have documented their lives now and constructed images of a future when they have made their dreams reality. The exhibition showcases work from students who completed an intensive 12-week photography program running at Oasis Youth Support Network in Surry Hills, in partnership with the Australian Centre for Photography (ACP) and Randwick College. The program provided a positive focus, helping the participants develop confidence as well as technical skills and exposure to a new life. Two the participants from last year’s group have now enrolled in a Certificate IV in Screen and Media at Randwick College. Now and When is open to the public from 28 October- 10 November 2010, 11 am – 4 pm Monday to Friday at: The Storm Gallery 1/65-67 Foveaux St Surry Hills Sydney 2010 Web page: http://www.sit.nsw.edu.au/news/?Media_Index_ID=220  Avalon 2011 Student Information Day Students in Years 9-11 who have a passion for aviation are invited to an information day on Careers in Aviation, Aerospace and Defence as part of the The Australian International Airshow and Aerospace & Defence Exposition.  Learn to Knit with the NSW Knitters Guild Learn to Knit with the NSW Knitters Guild  Making Friends and Staying Safe - Workshop The aim of the Luke Priddis Foundation is, "to improve and maximize the services and opportunities available to Autistic and special needs children". They offer a range of support services in Western Sydney including workshops for parents and carers of children with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. The following workshop may be of interest to parents or professionals in the field.  Professional Development Forum - Avalon 2011 Avalon 2011 is offering a Professional Development Forum for secondary teachers and career professionals on careers in aviation, aerospace & defence.  Breaking down the barriers: strategies to assist apprentices with a learning disability Apprentices with a learning disability can face significant barriers to completing their training. Published on 13th October, "Breaking down the barriers: strategies to assist apprentices with a learning disability" by Sandra Cotton is a research paper which explores what these apprentices, their lecturers and disability support staff see as the most effective strategies for helping them to overcome these difficulties. Instructional approaches which accommodate students' learning styles, individual tutoring and supportive relationships were endorsed by all groups as effective. To read the paper, visit: http://www.ncver.edu.au/publications/2283.html  Skilled Group Training Services Register with SKILLED Group Training Services SKILLED Group Training Services is a nationally registered Group Training Organisation that recruits, trains and manages apprentices and trainees. They continuously search for new and existing apprentices and trainees to work in a variety of industries which include some of the following; * Boilermakers * Fitter and Turners * Diesel Mechanics * Electricians * Warehousing * Horticulture * Business Administration To be eligible to register, you must be an Australian Citizen or Permanent Resident. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People are encouraged to apply. Register online today or contact SKILLED Group Training Services on 1300 440 784. Web Page: http://skilled.nga.net.au/bin/fnt_info_page.cfm?JobID=25374&info_mode=new_app&MemberID=0  Pathways 10 Conference Pathways conferences are among the most important and influential international and national fora for key stakeholders involved in shaping policy and implementing innovative programs in tertiary education for people with disabilities. If you have an interest in education for people with disabilities, make space in your diary to attend the Pathways 10 2010 Conference in Brisbane 1 - 3 December 2010 The Pathways 10 Conference Organising Committee would like to extend a warm invitation to everyone who shares the vision for more inclusive tertiary education experiences. Join them for three days of thought-provoking discussion, information-sharing, strategising and problem solving as well as some great social events and networking. They are working to create a stimulating conference program for you as well as an engaging space for you to network, reconnect with friends and meet new people. Auspiced by the Australian Tertiary Education Network on Disability (ATEND), Pathways returns to Brisbane from December 1, 2010 - 3 December, 2010. The Conference coincides with International Day for People with a Disability on 3 December. Online registration is available here: http://www.pathways10.org/register.asp Conference Home Page: http://www.pathways10.org  Ecologic - Powerhouse Exhibition The Powerhouse Museum's EcoLogic exhibition has been completely redeveloped to explore one of the world’s hottest topics today: climate change. Discover the science behind global warming and what we can do to prevent it from getting worse.  Ted X Sydney TED X Youth is a part of a global event that's all about young people getting together to share ideas, experiences and performances. Like other TED events around the globe, it will feature speakers presenting on topics ranging from science to art, from sustainability to innovation. It will also feature young artists performing original creative works. Other TEDxYouth participants, teachers, parents, and the general public are welcome to attend the event and watch it screened live in the Turbine Hall of the Powerhouse Museum.  Chatting to your kids about science Talks AfterNoon is a series of lectures from the Powerhouse Museum's curators, experts and special guests.  Kick-start your career with an IT Traineeship Kick-start your career in the IT industry, and gain skills in IT helpdesk, managed IP networks, fault diagnosis and customer service. Excelior, a member of SKILLED Group and a National Provider of Training Services, is offering Certificate III & IV IT traineeships. Based in Sydney, the 24 month program is hosted by Telstra with opportunities to work "hands on" servicing their large corporate customers. As part of the Traineeship, you will receive ongoing coaching, mentoring and support by experienced specialists on the job, which will place you in a preferred position to gain a career in the IT industry. If you’re looking for an exciting career working on the most advanced communications technology in the country, where every day is different, then this is the opportunity for you! The role includes: * Working on IP based products and service assurance of these products * Providing excellence in Customer Service by providing end to end service restoration to customer and complying to standard procedures * Monitoring, analysis, diagnosis and restoration of specialist complex customer services and networks to maintain product availability Overall you will be in an office environment, on the phones, troubleshooting with Telstra’s major corporate clients. Exceliot are looking for applicants who have a positive attitude, excellent communication skills, enjoy working as part of a team, excel at problem solving, are well-organised, have attention to detail and can take ownership of an issue to deliver the best outcome. it is important that applicants alsol have a genuine interest in building a career in IT, learning new skills, interacting with new people and are passionate about providing outstanding customer service. Experience isn’t necessary. Any Australian citizen or permanent resident can apply. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply You can be female or male, young or mature, recent school leavers or have skills and experience, but are looking to build a new career. 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