| AHRI National Convention - 20% Discount for CDAA Members |
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| Opportunities for Q&As in the Melbourne Herald Sun |
CDAA has been approached by the Melbourne Herald Sun to distribute an opportunity for experienced practitioners to share their practical experience and wisdom in career management practice. The opportunity is to provide an informative but brief Q&A example that provides useful career information to the general public in a career Q&A column. This opportunity provides private practice members in particular an opportunity to advertise their career management business, to educate the public on career issues and also to advertise the CDAA and the profession.
You may submit more than one example as Daniel will select for each edition from those that he has available. If you are interested in submitting a Q&A on a career issue, please send via email to Daniel Hoy (hoyd@heraldsun.com.au)
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| DEEWR - New initiatives to support mature age job seekers and workers |
On 30 March 2011, the Treasurer, the Hon Wayne Swan MP, and the Hon Kate Ellis, Minister for Employment Participation and Child Care, hosted the ‘Investing in Experience’ business leaders’ morning tea in Sydney. At the event, the Treasurer and Minister invited a number of leading private sector organisations to show leadership in the recruitment and retention of mature age people. The Minister launched a number of initiatives designed to assist employers in employing and retaining mature age employees.
Other updates from DEEWR can be accessed online by following this link and include:
- Investing in Experience Employment Charter
- Investing in Experience tool kit
- Corporate Champions project
- Job Transition Support
- On-the Job Support
- Career Advice
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| CDAA Conference Survey Reminder |
The 2011 CDAA International Careers Conference held in Cairns was a wonderful success with delegates finding the event and presentations very valuable. As a delegate to the conference you are invited to provide your feedback to help in planning future events.
We welcome your feedback and comments through this survey so that we can continue to improve this pre-eminent event in Australia's career development calendar.
The survey will take 5-10 minutes to complete and can be accessed here |
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International Career Development Conference -
Cape Town, South Africa |
The theme for the 2011 International Career Guidance Conference, running from 19-21 October 2011, is quite simply “Career Guidance and Development Practices around the World”. The conference promises to provide a rich learning experience for delegates in Cape Town, South Africa.
Follow this link for further information |
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| Productivity and Participation – addressing the balance |
Manufacturing Skills Australia (MSA) is hosting their 6th Annual Conference: Productivity and Participation – addressing the balance Wednesday 24 August, 2011 at Grand Hyatt, Mayfair Ballroom 123 Collins Street, Melbourne. Welcome to conference reception will be held the night before on Tuesday 23rd August, 2011 at the same venue.
It is expected that close to 200 national delegates will attend the 2011 conference, including enterprise decision makers, key stakeholders of the manufacturing industry associations, unions, and training providers.
Follow this link for further information |
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| Webinars |
NCVER webinar - Getting to know VOCEDplus: the tertiary education research database - 18 May
Presented by Rose-Anne Polvere, NCVER , this webinar will provide an overview and demonstration of VOCEDplus, the 'next generation'' of VOCED, the UNESCO/NCVER international database for technical and vocational education and training research. Initial VET teacher training: a portrait in a bigger picture - 31 May Hugh Guthrie, NCVER, presents the outcomes of recent work on initial VET teacher training, but in the broader context of teachers' on-going professional development and learning. For more information and to register for these free webinars, visit: www.ncver.edu.au/newsevents/webinar/2011.html
ALA Webinar: Using the Australian Blueprint for Career Development with Adult Learners - Friday 20 May - 1.00 pm - 2.00 pm AEST
Explore the content of the Australian Blueprint for Career Development, part of the Career Industry Council of Australia's quality assurance model for the delivery of quality career development programs. Bernadette Gigliotti, Director of Careers Education Association of Victoria will look at how the Framework was developed, its use with adult learners and how ACE providers can develop suitable career education programs using this Framework. Follow this link for further information
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| Podcasts |
ABC Online - Talkback: the meaning of work - Life Matters - 6 May 2011
http://www.abc.net.au/rn/lifematters/stories/2011/3208697.htm
What role does work play in your life? The Prime Minister Julia Gillard said, on her first day in the job, that her government wants to see people setting the alarm, getting up and heading out to work.
ABC Online - Online Reputation Management - Future Tense 5 May 2011
http://www.abc.net.au/rn/futuretense/stories/2011/3202677.htm
t's called ORM—Online Reputation Management—and as the boundaries between the digital and the real world become more blurred, a growing number of companies are now offering to help you protect and preserve your reputation.
ABC Online - Older workers - Life Matters - 4 May 2011
http://www.abc.net.au/rn/lifematters/stories/2011/3206852.htm
The Prime Minister and the Federal Treasurer want more people to move from welfare to work. The treasurer predicts we'll have half a million new jobs in the next two years but how many of those jobs will be filled by older Australians? A new report says older workers face discrimination both at work and when applying for new jobs. Michael O'Neill from National Seniors and Megan Lilly from the Australian Industry Group discuss strategies to help older workers extend their working life. |
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| Advertising Features |
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