Think intelligently with emotions in the workplace.  Perceive, express, understand and manage emotions in a professional and effective manner.

This workshop aims to develop your emotional intelligence, also referred to as EI or EQ to improve your managerial capability.  By perceiving, understanding, expressing and managing emotions effectively at work, you will contribute to the development of a sustainable organisation.  

Target audience: Managers, supervisors, team leaders and anyone with supervisory responsibilities.

Learning outcomes: During this full day program you will increase your knowledge of the following:

• How to interpret emotional patterns so you may enhance your workplace impact
• The rationale for emotions: emotions are information therefore incorporating them into decision-making and problem-solving can improve your work performance
• Emotional patterns and the effect of your emotions to your behaviour
• Other people’s emotions and developing empathy
• Managing your emotions so you can work more effectively with others
• Developing the skills to manage conflict, apathy, resistance and refusals
• Learning to engage, influence and motivate people and increasing your personal power and impact in the workplace.

Facilitator: Bio – Vicki Carter

Registrations

Members: $209
Non-Members: $297

• 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 are now closed.  

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

Cancellation/refund policy: Cancellation notice of more than 7 working days prior to the event is fully refundable.  Cancellation notice of less than 7 working days prior to the event, NO REFUND. Substitution of attendees is allowed.

The CAT online training session empowers participants with the knowledge and understanding to work with Muslims through cultural relativism.

Learning outcomes

• The fundamentals of Islam, demographics and debunking stereotypes (followed by a group brainstorming exercise).
• The cultural and religious needs of Muslims, including service barriers in the workplace and creating a more inclusive workplace.

About the presenter

Sherene Hassan OAM, Director of Education and Community Engagement, Islamic Museum of Australia.

Sherene has been involved in intercultural dialogue since 2001 and is passionate about building bridges with the wider community. To date, she has conducted over 1000 information sessions on Islam to diverse audiences ranging from the Flying Fruit Fly Circus School to the Australian Federal Police.

Registrations

Members: $20
Non-Members: $50

• 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: 19 May 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.

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

AEN is supporting the DESE Jobs Fair in Melbourne on Friday 17 June.

The Jobs Fair presents the opportunity for job seekers, employers and employment service providers to network and discuss jobs on offer in and around Melbourne.

Admission is free, but you need to register at EventBrite.

To register for an employer space, please visit Melbourne Jobs Fair.

This year, the AEN is holding its Mid-Year Conference in Geelong. Over one-day, conference delegates will hear from special guest speakers, and representatives of the Victorian Government. This event promises to be jammed packed with a range of topics and updates, and will be followed by the conference dinner.

Conference Program

2022 AEN Mid-Year Conference Program

Accommodation

All delegates must organise their own accommodation. A special rate has been organised for AEN Conference delegates. 

For information on how to book your accommodation at Novotel Geelong, please visit Accommodation Novotel Geelong.

Car parking/Transport

Car parking at the Novotel Geelong is a valet service and charged at the rate of $27 per car per night for in-house guests and $30 per park for day guests.  Car parking options in Geelong.

Public Transport: Geelong Railway Station (11 minute walk to Novotel Geelong).

Nearest Airport: Avalon (20 minute drive to Novotel Geelong).

Registration

* AEN Members (8 or more tickets) – 10% discount applied at checkout.

• AEN Members: Please login to Member’s area prior to purchasing tickets to access the member discounted rate.  Discounts will be automatically applied to your order at checkout, including an additional 10% discount if 8 or more tickets are purchased.
• 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: 10 June 2022

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

Cancellation/refund policy: Cancellation notice of more than 7 working days prior to the event is fully refundable.  Cancellation notice of less than 7 working days prior to the event, NO REFUND. Substitution of attendees is allowed.

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

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

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

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 4 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

If you are interested in registering for the course, please contact Anna Bejanoff at admin@aen.org.au or 03 9639 3955.  Online registrations will open on 4 July 2022.

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.

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