The South East Careers Expo is targeted to Years 9-12 coming through in school groups throughout the day.  The event will provide interactive activities and information about further education, training and employment opportunities. The public are also invited to attend. 

DATE: Tuesday 19 July 2022
TIME: 9.00am – 2.45pm
LOCATION: KCC Park, 655 Westernport Highway, Skye VIC 3977

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For more information, please visit South East Expo.

To secure your exhibit, contact Nadia Conn, 03 9794 6921, expo@sellen.org.au or scan the barcode in the South East Expo flyer.

Our mindset has an enormous effect on how resourceful we are, and our ability to recognise and master our emotions is a crucial factor in building positive relationships with ourselves and others. Unlocking the power of mental and emotional intelligence gives us the ability to turn stumbling blocks into steppingstones and setbacks into comebacks.

This interactive workshop is designed to explore and harness the power of our mind and heart. Participants will walk away with effective tools and strategies to take ownership of their own thoughts and emotions, understand and positively influence others to succeed, and to be at their best in an ever-changing world

Target audience: Managers, supervisors, team leaders, and Field Officers (managing apprentices/trainees).

Facilitator: Martin Probst

Martin is an award-winning Learning professional who helps managers and team leaders to empower themselves with skills of the future, so they can lead with confidence and positively impact the people around them through their actions and authentic leadership style.

Martin’s endeavour to make a lasting impact in the Learning & Development space has seen him spending well over 20 years travelling the world, studying the field of self-development and human potential. He understands what it means to work in pressured environments and the importance of becoming the best at what you do. His background and experience working with a wide variety of cultures and range of industries include education, hospitality, procurement, retail, finance, compliance, IT and marketing.

Registrations

Members: $80
Non-Members: $120

• AEN Members: Please login to Member’s area prior to purchasing tickets to access the member rate
• All prices include GST
• A surcharge of 2% will apply to all payments by credit card. EFT is not available
• Tickets will be sent to the billing address email only

Enquiries: Anna Bejanoff, admin@aen.org.au or 03 9639 3955.

Cancellation/refund policy: Cancellation notice of more than 5 working days prior to the event is fully refundable.  Cancellation notice of less than 5 working days prior to the event, NO REFUND. Substitution of attendees is allowed.

Think differently about your Mental Health Action Plan. Empower apprentices with the skills they need to live a full and contributing life by assisting them to increase their ability to manage stress and anxiety, staving off depression and suicidal thoughts.

This workshop aims to create awareness of the six most important human factor topics that have the biggest impact on an individual’s state of mind, while at the same time providing on-demand access to cohesive visual microlearning and digital resources that can be quickly and easily shared in formal toolbox talks and informal conversations to assist apprentices to stay well while they are well as part of an organisation’s broader and more traditional Health and Wellbeing strategy.

Target audience:

Field officers and anyone with leadership responsibilities that influence the psychological safety of young and vulnerable people in their charge.

Course Content:

During this half day program, you will increase your knowledge of the following:

• Awareness of the six most influential triggers that impact an individual’s state of mind.
• Do a shallow dive into each of the six pillars of the Braveheart program: Exercise & Nutrition, Sleep Hygiene, Financial literacy, Communication, Growth Mindset and Purpose.
• Learn the power of engaging apprentices/trainees in early intervention conversations and gain evidence of this along with proof of comprehension of the resources (hosted on Moodle) shared to assist in meeting your legal duty under the updated OH&S and WHS acts.
• Learn how to share the program with apprentices through adopting a train the trainer, blended learning model.
• Learn how to access and share the resources with apprentices on-demand to maximise the uptake and positive impact of the program.

About the presenter: David Broadhurst

Co-founder of Braveheart and Codesafe Solutions, David Broadhurst is a passionate advocate for holistic health and wellbeing. His personal battle with depression inspired him to establish a preventative approach that provides the skills and knowledge to empower people to stay well while they are well. See him in action and hear feedback on the program: HOWS5 EP25 BRAVEHEART

Through collaborating with world leading experts in this field and understanding the triggers in our mind and which tools we first reach for when under stress, is an important step to manage the challenges life throws at everyone. David educates people to understand the difference between good stress and stress that is bad for overall health and state of mind.

Registrations

This program is for AEN Members only.

This is a free event for members.

To register your attendance, please login to Member’s area and – 

1.  Select Events & Media/Events Calendar
2.  Select the workshop (four dates are available)
3.  Click Yes to RSVP
4.  Enter your details and dietary requirements.
5.  Click Submit
6.  A confirmation will appear on your screen, followed by an email confirming your details.
7.  A calendar invitation will follow.

If you do not have a Member Login, please Register your details.

Registering multiple attendees? Please contact Anna Bejanoff, admin@aen.org.au or 03 9639 3955.

Registrations close: Friday 5 August 2022

Venue: AEN Office, 83 Hobsons Road, Kensington or MS Teams

Venue: AEN Office, 83 Hobsons Road, Kensington or MS Teams

Think differently about your Mental Health Action Plan. Empower apprentices with the skills they need to live a full and contributing life by assisting them to increase their ability to manage stress and anxiety, staving off depression and suicidal thoughts.

This workshop aims to create awareness of the six most important human factor topics that have the biggest impact on an individual’s state of mind, while at the same time providing on-demand access to cohesive visual microlearning and digital resources that can be quickly and easily shared in formal toolbox talks and informal conversations to assist apprentices to stay well, while they are well, as part of an organisation’s broader and more traditional Health and Wellbeing strategy.

Target audience:

Field officers and anyone with leadership responsibilities that influence the psychological safety of young and vulnerable people in their charge.

Course Content:

During this half day program, you will increase your knowledge of the following:

• Awareness of the six most influential triggers that impact an individual’s state of mind.
• Do a shallow dive into each of the six pillars of the Braveheart program: Exercise & Nutrition, Sleep Hygiene, Financial literacy, Communication, Growth Mindset and Purpose.
• Learn the power of engaging apprentices/trainees in early intervention conversations and gain evidence of this along with proof of comprehension of the resources (hosted on Moodle) shared to assist in meeting your legal duty under the updated OH&S and WHS acts.
• Learn how to share the program with apprentices through adopting a train the trainer, blended learning model.
• Learn how to access and share the resources with apprentices on-demand to maximise the uptake and positive impact of the program.

About the presenter: David Broadhurst

Co-founder of Braveheart and Codesafe Solutions, David Broadhurst is a passionate advocate for holistic health and wellbeing. His personal battle with depression inspired him to establish a preventative approach that provides the skills and knowledge to empower people to stay well while they are well. See him in action and hear feedback on the program: HOWS5 EP25 BRAVEHEART

Through collaborating with world leading experts in this field and understanding the triggers in our mind and which tools we first reach for when under stress, is an important step to manage the challenges life throws at everyone. David educates people to understand the difference between good stress and stress that is bad for overall health and state of mind.

Registrations

This program is for AEN Members only.

This is a free event for members.

To register your attendance, please login to Member’s area and – 

1.  Select Events & Media/Events Calendar
2.  Select the workshop (four dates are available)
3.  Click Yes to RSVP
4.  Enter your details and dietary requirements.
5.  Click Submit
6.  A confirmation will appear on your screen, followed by an email confirming your details.
7.  A calendar invitation will follow.

If you do not have a Member Login, please Register your details.

Registering multiple attendees? Please contact Anna Bejanoff, admin@aen.org.au or 03 9639 3955.

Registrations close: Monday 5 September 2022

Venue: AEN Office, 83 Hobsons Road, Kensington or MS Teams

Think differently about your Mental Health Action Plan. Empower apprentices with the skills they need to live a full and contributing life by assisting them to increase their ability to manage stress and anxiety, staving off depression and suicidal thoughts.

The workshop aims to create awareness of the six most important human factor topics that have the biggest impact on an individual’s state of mind, while at the same time providing on-demand access to cohesive visual microlearning and digital resources that can be quickly and easily shared in formal toolbox talks and informal conversations to assist apprentices to stay well, while they are well, as part of an organisation’s broader and more traditional Health and Wellbeing strategy.

Target audience:

Field Officers and anyone with leadership responsibilities that influence the psychological safety of young and vulnerable people in their charge.

Course Content:

During this half day program, you will increase your knowledge of the following:

• Awareness of the six most influential triggers that impact an individual’s state of mind.
• Do a shallow dive into each of the six pillars of the program: Exercise & Nutrition, Sleep Hygiene, Financial Literacy, Communication, Growth Mindset and Purpose.
• Learn the power of engaging apprentices/trainees in early intervention conversations and gain evidence of this along with proof of comprehension of the resources (hosted on Moodle) shared to assist in meeting your legal duty under the updated OH&S and WHS acts.
• Learn how to share the program with apprentices through adopting a train the trainer, blended learning model.
• Learn how to access and share the resources with apprentices on-demand to maximise the uptake and positive impact of the program.

About the presenter: David Broadhurst

Co-founder of Braveheart and Codesafe Solutions, David Broadhurst is a passionate advocate for holistic health and wellbeing. His personal battle with depression inspired him to establish a preventative approach that provides the skills and knowledge to empower people to stay well while they are well. See him in action and hear feedback on the program: HOWS5 EP25 BRAVEHEART

Through collaborating with world leading experts in this field and understanding the triggers in our mind and which tools we first reach for when under stress, is an important step to manage the challenges life throws at everyone. David educates people to understand the difference between good stress and stress that is bad for overall health and state of mind. 

Registrations

This program is for AEN Members only.  

This is a free event for members.

To register your attendance, please login to Member’s area and – 

1.  Select Events & Media/Events Calendar
2.  Select the workshop (four dates are available)
3.  Click Yes to RSVP
4.  Enter your details and dietary requirements.
5.  Click Submit
6.  A confirmation will appear on your screen, followed by an email confirming your details.
7.  A calendar invitation will follow.

If you do not have a Member Login, please Register your details.

Registering multiple attendees? Please contact Anna Bejanoff, admin@aen.org.au or 03 9639 3955.

Registrations close: Friday 30 September 

Mental health first aid is the help provided to someone who is developing a mental health problem, has a worsening of an existing mental health problem or is in a mental health crisis. The first aid is given until appropriate professional help is received or the crisis resolves. Mental health first aid strategies are taught in evidence-based training programs authorised by Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Australia and conducted by MHFA instructors across Australia.

The Accredited Youth Mental Health First Aid Course is for adults working with adolescents (up to 18 years of age), however the course is relevant for those helping people who are a little older.

Timelines / Delivery:

The blended Youth MHFA course includes a combination of self-paced eLearning, and an instructor-led workshop.  

Course Component 1

• Self-paced interactive eLearning (7 hours) to be completed before 9 October 2022.
• Course participants will have 3 weeks (after registrations close) to complete the interactive self-paced eLearning component prior to joining the workshop on 10 October. They will learn about mental health problems, mental health crises, and skills to offer initial help to a young person developing a mental health problem or in a mental health crisis.

Course Component 2

• Face-to-face workshop, 1 x 6 hours on Monday 10 October, 10.00am – 4.00pm at AEN training room, 83 Hobsons Road, Kensington.
• The instructor-led workshop allows participants the opportunity to revise and consolidate knowledge and skills in a group environment, and to apply their skills to specific scenarios.

Course content: For further information, please visit Accredited Youth MHFA course (ignore ‘What is the format’ and ‘How do I sign up’).

Facilitator: Isabel Fox, Drug & Alcohol Education Specialists (Biography)

Accreditation: After completing both components, participants can complete an online Accreditation Assessment to become an Accredited Mental Health First Aider (valid for 3 years).

Cost:

Members: $242
Non-Members: $292

Registrations

AEN Members: Please login to Member’s area prior to purchasing tickets to access the member rate.

• All prices include GST
• A surcharge of 2% will apply to all payments by credit card. EFT is not available
• Tickets will be sent to the billing address email only

Registrations close: Friday 16 September 2022

Enquiries: Anna Bejanoff at admin@aen.org.au or 03 9639 3955.

Cancellation/refund policy: No refunds or substitution of attendees allowed after 9 September 2022. If participants are unable to complete the online component (eLearning) prior to 10 October, they have 12 months to finish the course. To receive accreditation, they need to source out another virtual training session/s. Participants can contact the Drug and Alcohol Education Specialists (training provider) direct to ascertain if another up and coming instructor-led workshop is available.

Participants will gain an in-depth understanding of Aboriginal culture, cultural practices and protocols and how they can be incorporated into existing recruitment methods. The training content is interactive and informative allowing participants to actively contribute to their training experience in a safe environment. Participants will learn how to promote cultural safety, the importance of cultural inclusion throughout the recruitment process along with strategies to develop, retain and support Aboriginal apprentices/trainees.

Target audience: Managers, field officers and staff with recruitment responsibilities of Aboriginal apprentices/trainees.

Learning outcomes:

• Develop culturally, safe recruitment processes within workplaces
• Identify cultural barriers i.e. cultural load and community obligations of Aboriginal apprentices/trainees
• Build partnerships with corporate and educational organisations to establish employment pathways
• Implement strategies to retain, develop and support Aboriginal apprentices/trainees to achieve career aspirations
• Establish relationships with like-minded organisations to initiate Aboriginal staff networks (ASN)
• Investigate specific cultural competency programs for managers and supervisors of Aboriginal apprentices/trainees.

About the facilitator:

Seona James is a Victorian Aboriginal and Yorta Yorta woman. She is the lead facilitator delivering all cultural recruitment training sessions for Indigenous Cultural Connections Pty Ltd. Since 2008, Seona has developed and facilitated Indigenous cultural recruitment training to various industries and workplaces. Seona shares her knowledge, personal stories and experiences, providing participants with the realities, both good and bad, of identifying as Aboriginal in the modern world.

Registrations

Members: $80
Non-Members: $120

• AEN Members: Please login to Member’s area prior to purchasing tickets to access the member rate
• All prices include GST
• A surcharge of 2% will apply to all payments by credit card. EFT is not available
• Tickets will be sent to the billing address email only

Registrations close: Friday 14 October 2022

Enquiries: Anna Bejanoff, admin@aen.org.au or 03 9639 3955.

Cancellation/refund policy: Cancellation notice of more than 5 working days prior to the event is fully refundable.  Cancellation notice of less than 5 working days prior to the event, NO REFUND. Substitution of attendees is allowed.

Think differently about your Mental Health Action Plan. Empower apprentices with the skills they need to live a full and contributing life by assisting them to increase their ability to manage stress and anxiety, staving off depression and suicidal thoughts.

The workshop aims to create awareness of the six most important human factor topics that have the biggest impact on an individual’s state of mind, while at the same time providing on-demand access to cohesive visual microlearning and digital resources that can be quickly and easily shared in formal toolbox talks and informal conversations to assist apprentices to stay well, while they are well, as part of an organisation’s broader and more traditional Health and Wellbeing strategy.

Target audience:

Field officers and anyone with leadership responsibilities that influence the psychological safety of young and vulnerable people in their charge.

Course Content:

During this half day program, you will increase your knowledge of the following:

• Awareness of the six most influential triggers that impact an individual’s state of mind.
• Do a shallow dive into each of the six pillars of the Braveheart program: Exercise & Nutrition, Sleep Hygiene, Financial literacy, Communication, Growth Mindset and Purpose.
• Learn the power of engaging apprentices/trainees in early intervention conversations and gain evidence of this along with proof of comprehension of the resources (hosted on Moodle) shared to assist in meeting your legal duty under the updated OH&S and WHS acts.
• Learn how to share the program with apprentices through adopting a train the trainer, blended learning model.
• Learn how to access and share the resources with apprentices on-demand to maximise the uptake and positive impact of the program.

About the presenter: David Broadhurst

Co-founder of Braveheart and Codesafe Solutions, David Broadhurst is a passionate advocate for holistic health and wellbeing. His personal battle with depression inspired him to establish a preventative approach that provides the skills and knowledge to empower people to stay well while they are well. See him in action and hear feedback on the program: HOWS5 EP25 BRAVEHEART

Through collaborating with world leading experts in this field and understanding the triggers in our mind and which tools we first reach for when under stress, is an important step to manage the challenges life throws at everyone.  David educates people to understand the difference between good stress and stress that is bad for overall health and state of mind.

Registrations

This program is for AEN Members only.

This is a free event for members.

To register your attendance, please login to Member’s area and – 

1.  Select Events & Media/Events Calendar
2.  Select the workshop (four dates are available)
3.  Click Yes to RSVP
4.  Enter your details and dietary requirements.
5.  Click Submit
6.  A confirmation will appear on your screen, followed by an email confirming your details.
7.  A calendar invitation will follow.

If you do not have a Member Login, please Register your details.

Registering multiple attendees? Please contact Anna Bejanoff, admin@aen.org.au or 03 9639 3955.

Registrations close: Friday 4 November 2022

The awards celebrate the dedication and achievements of apprentices and trainees, GTOs and businesses committed to the development of apprentices and trainees.

Date:     Wednesday 23 November 2022
Time:     6.30 – 10.30pm
Venue:  The Plaza Ballroom, 191 Collins Street, Melbourne
Dress Code: After 5

More details to follow………………….

Venue: AEN Office, 83 Hobsons Road, Kensington or MS Teams