Senior Pathways Term 2, 2019
Welcome to our news update for Term 2.
Term 1 has been very productive with the printed Workplace Learning Guides distributed to schools, the Rural and Remote career learning project outcomes being met, user testing for the new myworkexperience website to help prepare students for work experience and schools being selected to participate in the Models of Workplace Engagement project.
Other exciting programs that will be delivered this year include; iEntrepreneur, Ready Arrive Work, Transition Adviser training, SALT try-a-trade workshops, writing groups for the new Work Education Syllabus 7-10 and Green Light Day.
But it is not all about us! We would love to share your stories with other career and transition teams. Please send us pictures and a short story to include in our upcoming issues.
At the end of Term 1 we farewelled Rosemary Seberry, our Business Relationships Advisor who was successful in gaining a position as Senior Pathways Officer at Warilla Education Office. Thank you Rosemary for your dedication to supporting our students reach outcomes for their futures.
Being National Careers Week, one way we are celebrating is through our Master Class for experience users to become Masters. These Masters will be called upon to support other users of myfuture in schools.
Check out resources on myfuture to help support teachers, career practitioners, parents and carers as they encourage young people to explore options, plan career pathways and discover possibilities.
Teacher resources to help build career development awareness for generalist teachers
Assist others page featuring Digital Career Bullseye resources and articles for teachers and career practitioners working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students
Assist your child page to assist parents and carers to support and encourage their child with career-making decisions
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