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The Career Development Association of Australia is excited to host a unique opportunity in Perth to learn and network in a practical and interactive half-day workshop presented by Dr Deirdre Hughes OBE. Deirdre is a leading UK, European and international career development expert.

The workshop will address ways in which career practitioners, communities and nations can respond to the immense opportunities and challenges posed by demographic, cultural and social changes in society. These highlight a growing need for new approaches and tools that allow individuals and organisations to deal with the complex, contradictory, and contested nature of career development for all. This is a political, cultural and social phenomenon that requires greater understanding of contemporary career narratives and how these unfold and need to be nurtured throughout the life-course.

Morning tea will be provided.

Training Services NSW (TSNSW) through the Regional Industry Education Partnerships (RIEP) program are celebrating National Careers Week, 18-24 May 2020 by facilitating regional industry bus tours for school-based Careers Advisers across NSW.

We are inviting all members of the Liverpool, Fairfield, Sutherland, Macarthur and St George Careers Adviser Network to express their interest in participating in the International Freight & Logistics industry bus tour and to save the date. Numbers will be limited.

The RIEP Regional Industry Bus Tours will enable school-based Careers Advisers to visit local industry in their regions to gain access to employers and experience the workplace first hand.

You will be informed on current and future workforce needs along with available career and employment pathways.

CDAA is excited to host a unique opportunity in Adelaide to learn and network in a practical and interactive half-day workshop presented by Dr Deirdre Hughes OBE. Deirdre is a leading UK, European and international career development expert.

The workshop will address ways in which career practitioners, communities and nations can respond to the immense opportunities and challenges posed by demographic, cultural and social changes in society. These highlight a growing need for new approaches and tools that allow individuals and organisations to deal with the complex, contradictory, and contested nature of career development for all. This is a political, cultural and social phenomenon that requires greater understanding of contemporary career narratives and how these unfold and need to be nurtured throughout the life-course.

Afternoon tea will be provided.

The West Kimberley Careers Expo is a unique opportunity for students to learn about different industries, what it is you do and why.

The Expo allows student to connect faces to names and meet the future local workforce. For the students, creating a connection between their current education choices and future employment opportunities is critical to inspire them to achieve their goals and understand what is on offer in their own community.

Building on the success of the 2019 Careers Week & Expo, it is anticipated that we will once again attract students from high schools across the West Kimberley including Bidyadanga, Derby, One Arm Point, Yirramlay, Fitzroy Crossing and Broome.

CDAA is excited to host a unique opportunity in Melbourne to learn and network in a practical and interactive half-day workshop presented by Dr Deirdre Hughes OBE. Deirdre is a leading UK, European and international career development expert.

The workshop will address ways in which career practitioners, communities and nations can respond to the immense opportunities and challenges posed by demographic, cultural and social changes in society. These highlight a growing need for new approaches and tools that allow individuals and organisations to deal with the complex, contradictory, and contested nature of career development for all. This is a political, cultural and social phenomenon that requires greater understanding of contemporary career narratives and how these unfold and need to be nurtured throughout the life-course.

Lunch will be provided.

CDAA is excited to host a unique opportunity in Sydney to learn and network in a practical and interactive half-day workshop presented by Dr Deirdre Hughes OBE. Deirdre is a leading UK, European and international career development expert.

The workshop will address ways in which career practitioners, communities and nations can respond to the immense opportunities and challenges posed by demographic, cultural and social changes in society. These highlight a growing need for new approaches and tools that allow individuals and organisations to deal with the complex, contradictory, and contested nature of career development for all. This is a political, cultural and social phenomenon that requires greater understanding of contemporary career narratives and how these unfold and need to be nurtured throughout the life-course.

Afternoon tea will be provided.

Don’t miss out on the Gold Coast Careers Festival 2020.

You’ll receive advice from a range of quality education and training providers and gain valuable insights into how your chosen field of study will lead to current and emerging career opportunities.

Lock in May 13 & 14 to your calendar today!

Engage with local Gold Coast employers and educators; gain advice from qualified professionals; discover insights from inspiring speakers, and obtain hands-on experience through innovative workshops.

The Gold Coast Careers Festival is the education event of the year and your first step towards a successful future.

Please visit www.careers-festival.com for current and up to date information on the festival.

We have attached the YouTube link for the 2020 careers festival promotional video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAphOwLYlEk#action=share

CDAA is excited to host a unique opportunity in Brisbane to learn and network in a practical and interactive half-day workshop presented by Dr Deirdre Hughes OBE. Deirdre is a leading UK, European and international career development expert.

The workshop will address ways in which career practitioners, communities and nations can respond to the immense opportunities and challenges posed by demographic, cultural and social changes in society. These highlight a growing need for new approaches and tools that allow individuals and organisations to deal with the complex, contradictory, and contested nature of career development for all. This is a political, cultural and social phenomenon that requires greater understanding of contemporary career narratives and how these unfold and need to be nurtured throughout the life-course.

Afternoon tea will be provided.

The University of Reading, in collaboration with the Henley Business School, have just created their very first online careers course, Career Smart, hosted on the FutureLearn platform. This course aims to support those students graduating in 2020 during the summer before they begin their final year and encourages students to think earlier about their transition into the world of work, whilst providing careers advice at scale. As well as planning and writing content, the course educators were filmed, recorded and produced a suite of webinars, podcasts and screencasts to sit alongside the course.

In this webinar, Daniel Mitchell (one of the lead educators) will tell you all about their story – from initial idea to actually launching the course. He will give you a guided tour of what the course looks like, the response from students and academics and you’ll hear how the team developed their digital skills along the way. Daniel will also share the very latest stats on how this new initiative is impacting on our careers registration data and all attendees will receive a fully editable PDF workbook that supplements the online course.

Presenter Biography

Daniel Mitchell works as a Careers Consultant for the University of Reading leading on their Finalist engagement initiative, which aims to raise the ambitions, skills and ability of their final year undergraduate students by engaging them in a range of new activities. As part of his role, he also supports students from the School of Literature and Languages, which includes subjects covering English Language, English Literature and Modern Languages.

Daniel has worked in Careers for just over four years and previously managed an employability award and research internship scheme and it was in this role that he received an AGCAS Award for being an Outstanding Newcomer in 2017. He is currently working towards his Postgraduate Diploma in Career Guidance and Development at the University of the West of Scotland and you can find out more by connecting with Daniel on LinkedIn or following him on Twitter.

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Australia

Victoria, New South Wales, Tasmania, Queensland, ACT – 14:00
South Australia, Northern Territory – 13:30
Western Australia – 12:00

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