WHEN: Tuesday 16th of June - 9am to 11.30am
WHERE: Canning College - Marquis Street, Bentley.
WHY? To give you an overview of what Canning College offers. In the past they have formed links with community and job network groups, regarding provision of pathways for students into work and further studies.
WHAT? Includes a tour of the College, overview of different courses from lecturers & morning tea.
RSVP: to Jessica by email: jscott@canningcollege.wa.edu.au or Tel: 9458 9644 by June 12th.
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Thursday, April 30, 2009
UNEARTHING PEOPLE FOR THE FUTURE
The "UNEARTHING PEOPLE FOR THE FUTURE" conference is being held at the Burswood Entertainment Complex 15th to 16th of June. A great opportunity to find out what is happening in the resources industry. For further details please refer to the website: www.peopleforthefuture.com.au/events.
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
ENGINEERS AUSTRALIA WA DIVISION - AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING 2009
This award is for outstanding contribution to students learning in engineering & related subjects. It recognises & celebrates an individual secondary school teacher who has demonstrated excellence in applying the principals of engineering in the class room, enhancing the learning experiences of their students and increasing the community awareness of the value of engineering to society.
This award is aimed at raising the profile of teaching in the area of engineering and related subjects, providing public recognition to the award winner. The award will comprise a certificate and cash prize of $5,000 for the individual teacher and $5,000 for engineering related projects at the teachers school.
To nominate a candidate and/or for further information of this award, eligibility for entry and selection criteria please contact:
Engineers Australia WA Division
712 Murray Street
WEST PERTH WA 6005
EMAIL: jlake@engineersaustralia.org.au
Nominations to be addressed to : Janice Lake.
Nominations close: 19th June 2009
This award is aimed at raising the profile of teaching in the area of engineering and related subjects, providing public recognition to the award winner. The award will comprise a certificate and cash prize of $5,000 for the individual teacher and $5,000 for engineering related projects at the teachers school.
To nominate a candidate and/or for further information of this award, eligibility for entry and selection criteria please contact:
Engineers Australia WA Division
712 Murray Street
WEST PERTH WA 6005
EMAIL: jlake@engineersaustralia.org.au
Nominations to be addressed to : Janice Lake.
Nominations close: 19th June 2009
Monday, March 30, 2009
FOCUS ON ........ CHANGE MANAGEMENT
The Australian Financial Review Case Studies with Business News
Part of the Business Studies/Commerce curriculum concentrates on managing change effectively - and this is a vital part of business success. The Australian Financial Review Case Studies with Business News features the following case studies which focus on change management. Have a look at these:
Web Address: www.afrbiz.com.auPart of the Business Studies/Commerce curriculum concentrates on managing change effectively - and this is a vital part of business success. The Australian Financial Review Case Studies with Business News features the following case studies which focus on change management. Have a look at these:
Australia Post - Building the logistics of a nation.
BOC - Promoting Gas & Gear through effective change management
Coates - Building a culture of safety
Coca-Cola - Make every drop matter
Meat & Livestock Australia - Minimising the beef industry's impact on climate change
Sensis - Enhancing Yellow's advertising format
WorleyParsons - The benefits of global expansion
Coates - Building a culture of safety
Coca-Cola - Make every drop matter
Meat & Livestock Australia - Minimising the beef industry's impact on climate change
Sensis - Enhancing Yellow's advertising format
WorleyParsons - The benefits of global expansion
There is also a PowerPoint presentation on change management and the process of managing change written around the BOC case study. This is available in the BOC Learning Activities section
CAREERS CAROUSEL 2009
The first of four Careers Carousel for 2009 was held on the 20th of March at Murdoch University and proved to be a great success; providing a direct and informative industry career resource for nearly 65 students from various participating schools in our local region. There were six industries ((greatifully)) represented.
Feedback from students, their teachers and the presenters indicates that the Carousel was a positive experience for all.
Our thanks go to these companies that gave their time to represent their industry and for providing young people with an informed insight into possible career pathways within their industry. Thanks also go to the participating schools that supported the Careers Carousel and we look forward to seeing you at the next Careers Carousel.
The second Careers Carousel will be held on the 26th of May 2009, interested parties can contact Alice Williams, email: alice.williams@bridgingthegap.org.au or telephone: (08) 9434 6575. Please also contact Alice should you have any requests to see a particular industry present at the future Carousels.
Transport and Logistics: Australian Wool Handlers
Defence: Defence Force Recruiting
Community Services: Bridging the Gap Inc
Retail: Woolworths
Information Technology: Raytheon
Brick/Block Laying: Australian Brick & Block Laying Training Foundation
Feedback from students, their teachers and the presenters indicates that the Carousel was a positive experience for all.
Our thanks go to these companies that gave their time to represent their industry and for providing young people with an informed insight into possible career pathways within their industry. Thanks also go to the participating schools that supported the Careers Carousel and we look forward to seeing you at the next Careers Carousel.
The second Careers Carousel will be held on the 26th of May 2009, interested parties can contact Alice Williams, email: alice.williams@bridgingthegap.org.au or telephone: (08) 9434 6575. Please also contact Alice should you have any requests to see a particular industry present at the future Carousels.
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
BRAZILIANO COFFEE MICROBUSINESS SCHOOLS CHALLENGE 2009

The Braziliano Coffee Micro-business Schools Challenge is setting the challenge for metropolitian schools to develop and operate a micro business for 12 weeks based around Braziliano Coffee.
The schools will be judged on overall business practice, OH&S, school participation & inclusion, marketing & sustainability.
This Challege incorporate A YOUNG GUNS JUNIOR BARISTA COMPETITION, hosted by Canning Coalition with prizes from corporate sponsors.
A coffee making training intensive course will be provided at Braziliano Coffee Academy to students participating in the program.
PRIZES:
* The winning school will win the same amount of coffee beans used during the micro-business from European Foods, to assist them in sustaining the operation.
* The winning YOUNG GUN will win a $7000 scholarship to the Australian School of Tourism & Hotel Managment.
* The runner up YOUNG GUN will win a Members Equity Bank account valued at $500.
For more information please contact Adrian Knox, Project Officer by email: adrian.knox@canningcoalition.org.au or by phone: 08 9258 6132. (Expression of interest forms must be completed & returned by C.O.B. 6th March 2009
THE REAL GAME SERIES for 2009
The Real Game is a series of six programs for students aged 8 to 18 years & adults. Designed for group work within a class room enviroment, this program gives young people a practice run at being an adult while they're still in school - something that feels like the real world they'll soon be part of.
These games are informative & effective at increasing students understanding of the world of work, and their future roles in it. The games are designed to be delivered cross curricular or through career education, society & environment or health & physical education.
The WA Department of Education & Training provides FREE of charge training sessions for teachers who wish to delivery any of the programs in the Real Game Series.
For a copy of the 2009 Real Game Series Training Schedule and Registration form please email: laura.wood@bridgingthegap.org.au.
These games are informative & effective at increasing students understanding of the world of work, and their future roles in it. The games are designed to be delivered cross curricular or through career education, society & environment or health & physical education.
The WA Department of Education & Training provides FREE of charge training sessions for teachers who wish to delivery any of the programs in the Real Game Series.
For a copy of the 2009 Real Game Series Training Schedule and Registration form please email: laura.wood@bridgingthegap.org.au.
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