Events | Career Industry Council of Australia (CICA)

Webinars

Career theory: A partner in practice

Thursday 10 October 2019

4.00pm AEDST

Cost – $25

Presenter – Dr Mary McMahon

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Career Education: Design, Delivery and Diversity

Tuesday 26 November 2019

7.00pm AEDST

Cost – $25

Presenter – Dr Deirdre Hughes OBE

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What would a socially just career guidance look like?

Tuesday 18 February 2020

7.30pm AEDST

Cost – $25

Presenter – Ronald Sultana

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These webinars are specifically for people in rural, regional and remote areas.

Monday 21 October 2019

Queensland Rural and Regional

2.00pm Local time

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Tuesday 22 October 2019

New South Wales Rural and Regional

2.00pm Local time

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Wednesday 23 October 2019

Victoria Rural and Regional

2.00pm Local time

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Tuesday 12 November 2019

South Australia Rural and Regional

2.00pm Local time

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Wednesday 13 November 2019

Northern Territory Remote

2.00pm Local time

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Thursday 14 November 2019

Western Australian Rural and Regional

2.00pm Local time

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Thursday 14 November 2019

National Event for Parents/Carers

7.30pm AEDST

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Do you #knowtheanswer?

The future workplace will bring new experiences and expectations.

Our young people today will work in jobs that are yet to be created, use technology that has not yet been invented and face social, economic and environmental challenges that are yet to be anticipated.

To be successful in the future world of work, young people will need skills and capabilities to navigate this new world.

They will require a portfolio of skills and capabilities to make well informed career decisions throughout life.

High quality career education builds resilient individuals who can adapt to the changing nature of work, managing multiple careers throughout their lifetime, adapting to their circumstances and needs.

As part of this interactive event we will discuss:

What is real career education and why more than ever today does it need to be a priority in schools.
The need to rethink the traditional focus in Year 10 and start the conversations and exploration much younger.
Acknowledge the important role that parents play and discuss how we involve them and empower them.
Why industry engagement through partnerships with schools is an important element of a quality career education program.

You will also hear from some of the organisations that have been involved in projects to support the National Career Education Strategy.

These include the CSIRO, FYA, ACARA and ARACY.

Who should attend?