Professional learning
Professional learning is core to enable educators to improve their practice which leads to improved student outcomes and achievements.
For enquiries contact: Career and Workplace Learning team
Professional learning events
Please see current professional learning events for semester 1 below.
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Career BitesCareer Bites is delivered virtually by the Career and Workplace Learning team. Career Bites is a series of short, sharp webinars designed specifically for careers and transition advisers. Sessions are recorded and then uploaded under the recordings tab in the professional learning and meetings channel. |
Term 1, Week 6 Date: Wednesday 6 March 2024 Time: 3.30pm Topic: Get to know your students better using the Student Pathways Plan. Term 1, Week 9 Date: Wednesday 27 March 2024 Time: 3.30pm Topic: Careers NSW – Introducing Industry Experts and a walkthrough of the new website. Location: Professional Learning and Meetings channel, Careers and Transition Adviser State Wide Staffroom |
Careers Adviser 101 Professional Learning Careers Adviser 101 professional learning, is a series of three learning modules developed to ensure consistent understanding of careers education including policy, programs and available support. For new careers advisers up to 5 years in the role. |
Register on MyPL Module 1 Date: 14 March 2024 - 2.00pm – 4.00pm https://tinyurl.com/CA101PL-24-Module1 Module 2 Date: 21 March 2024 - 2.00pm – 4.00pm https://tinyurl.com/CA101PL-24-Module2 Module 3 Date: 28 March 2024 - 2.00pm – 4.00pm |
myfuture is Australia’s National Career Information Service and provides online resources to explore career pathways and tools to develop self-knowledge for career decision-making. Focus topics:
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Face to face workshops Location: 105 Phillip Street, Parramatta Dates: Monday 27 May 2024
Tuesday 3 September 2024
NOTE: The primary and secondary sessions differ in their focus: the primary session emphasizes concepts like identity formation and influences, while the secondary session centres on career exploration and decision-making. These distinctions also extend to the recommended strategies. |