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We work with local organisations and networks to improve education, training and employment outcomes for young people within the Mitchell, Murrindindi and Macedon Ranges local government areas.

WORK READINESS

Project Ready uses an inspiring mentoring approach, and isdelivered by anexperienced external educator, to empower students make decisions about their futures,including career goals.

Aimed at year 9 & 10 students, Project Ready is all about helping students become ready for their future worlds of work by:

  • Helping them discover their passions and strengths
  • Building self-worth, wellbeing skills and resilience through personal development activities
  • Helping them understand possible training and job pathways through a range of career development and industry engagement activities
  • Teaching them work readiness skills
  • Teaching them enterprise and entrepreneurial skills.

HOW LONG DOES IT GO FOR?

Project Ready runs once a week over two terms.

 

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Click here to download the Project Ready Brochure and/or contact Lena Way for more details.

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* CALLING AWESOME LOCAL BUSINESSES *

In our local Broadford, Kilmore and surrounding suburbs.

Our young people need your help with industry knowledge, mentoring and hands on learning!!

A small 20hr placement opportunity (you negotiate times and days) can change a young persons life by giving them hope, work readiness skills and confidence 🙌

Work placement is an essential part of VCAL and many senior school courses. As a result of COVID, many students were unable to complete placement last year.

Can your business help a local student by hosting them for a work placement? We are looking for placement opportunities in the following industries:

• Automotive
• Construction and building
• Animal/Vet/Shelter
• Child care
• Arts/florist/gallery
• plumbing and electrical

Students are paid $5 per day and are covered by the Department of Education & Training’s insurance policy. We are looking for supportive and friendly workplaces that can host a student one day a week for up to a term.

Call or email Cassie for more information:
Mobile: 0448 402 669
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Members of the Seymour-Puckapunyal Youth Partnership gathered today at Go TAFE to recommit to another year of youth focused activities. The alliance, consisting of Seymour College, Go Tafe, @Central Ranges Local Learning and Employment Network, @St Mary’s College Seymour, Seymour Flexible Learning Centre and Ventia, has produced some exceptional outcomes for local young people including workplace learning, tours and apprenticeships at Puckapunyal military base, scholarships and training interviews for students. Great work! ... See MoreSee Less

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Pictured is Wallan Secondary College #projectready students undertaking a bodystorming activity as part of their learning in Design Thinking Theory 💡 Bodystorming is the act of physically experiencing a situation in order to immerse oneself fully in the users’ environment. Students used Vision Australia cataract simulation glasses to put themselves in the shoes of someone with a vision impairment. This helped them understand and practise empathy, one of the five Design Thinking Theory stages.
Students will use Design Thinking Theory later in their studies to design a community project 🎨 ... See MoreSee Less

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