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Newsletter Number 62 - November 2008 |
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National Industry Career Specialist Program This program has been funded by DEEWR through the Career Advice Australia initiative to engage with industry, employers and businesses around training pathways, career opportunities and emerging skills needs within the Health and Community Services industries. The Community Services and Health Industry Skills Council (CSHISC) have designed a short survey to gather information about skills and training needs. To participate in the survey (which takes less than a minute to complete), click on the following link: survey>> For further information about the National Industry Career Specialist Program, click on the following link: Read More>>
Local Government Workforce Training Workshop The NT Department of Local Government and Housing, in collaboration with the Local Government Association of the NT, are hosting a workshop in Darwin on November 25, as well as one for Central Australian and Barkly region residents in Alice Springs on November 27. The workshop will cover the following areas:
The Darwin workshop will take place at the Darwin Airport Inn (opposite the Darwin Airport Resort) and the Alice Springs Workshop will be held at Charles Darwin University's Centralian Campus. Both workshops will run from 8:00am to 5:30pm. The cost of the workshop, as well as lunch, will be met by the department. Transport and accommodation costs will need to be funded by participants. To register for the workshop or to advise of any special dietary requirements, please call Emma Woods on 8999 8340. For further details about the workshop, click on the following link: Read More>> |
The Hum @ HSTAC HEAR THIS . . . HEAR THIS is a partnership project which involves Human Services Training Advisory Council, Phoenix Consulting, and the broadcasting students from Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education (BIITE). The initiative is funded under the Australians Working Together program. The resources focus on the issues associated with hearing loss amongst Indigenous Australians. The multimedia resources include stories, interviews, case studies and broadcasting scripts. The target audiences for the resources are families, communities and employers. The project is due for completion at the end of December this year. For further information, contact Barbara on 08) 8981 2550 or by email - click on the following link: email>>
EMPLOYER INFORMATION ABOUT SKILLS RECOGNITION HSTAC has been busy developing a new resource to add to our very popular children's services self assessment resource on the HSTAC website. The new resource provides information and helpful hints for employers of childcare workers wanting to undertake skills recognition to gain their Diploma in Children's Services. The resource describes a number or ways that employers can support their workers through this process. It also shows how the content of the Diploma maps to day to day work activities. The resource is due for completion at the end of December this year. For further information, contact Barbara on 08) 8981 2550 or by email though the following link: email>>
CONGRATULATIONS RACHAEL!! The staff at HSTAC are extremely proud of HSTAC's Office Assistant Rachael, who has completed her Certificate III in Business with Dovaston Training and Assessment. She has managed to do this despite many interruptions and challenges and has shown a great deal of persistence and commitment to acheive her goal. HSTAC staff will be attending Rachael's graduation dinner next week in order to congratulate her on this major achievement. Well done Rachael!
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