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Professional Development Days on 21st Century Skills and Future Work

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FMPLLEN Professional Development Day
Thank you very much for your presentations at our PD Day last week. We have received some fantastic feedback – great keynote!\
Around 70 people attended the combined Professional Day for Frankston Mornington Peninsula LLEN on Friday 27 July 2018 at Hastings where Workforce BluePrint presented a key note and workshop on 21st Century Skills and Future Work.

Colleagues were involved in fleshing out career trucks, current jobs, future jobs, 21st Century Skills, technical skills and conversations with young people on career opportunities.

“Thoroughly enjoyed her session”

“Very good session will share at school”

“Really liked Wendy Perry”

Thank you Carol and Jo for the invitation to speak at the forum on 21stCentury Skills and Future Jobs with an insightful outlook on the future of work and careers – I really enjoyed it!

HWLLEN Professional Development Day

Thank you again for such a great day yesterday at the 21st Century Capabilities Forum.  The feedback about the event has been overwhelmingly positive, which we wouldn’t have achieved without your great keynote presentation to get us thinking & your interaction and support across the day.

Thanks Wendy – I would like to add my personal thanks, and praise, for the support you gave us leading up to the forum in addition to the actual presentation and involvement with panel discussion. I have had excellent verbal feedback from all I have spoken with since the event. I have also had a number of people contact me to check in whether they could contact you to do something similar in their patch.

A very successful 21st Century Capabilities Forum was held by Hume Whittlesea LLEN on 6 June 2018 with interest and keen follow up on:

  • Future Jobs presentation in schools (including a train the trainer approach)
  • Professional Development for Teachers with The Future World of Work Tour – similar to the City of Entrepreneurs Tour this could be run in your region and we are currently taking expressions of interest via email for people who would like to participate in a tour in Melbourne in October 2018
  • Real Day Outs – soon you’ll see information on the Victorian TAFE Association and Study Melbourne events with international and domestic students in Melbourne, Geelong and Mildura
  • Video Interviews and Video Resumes – a new area that you might be interested in

If you would like a key note and/or workshop run in your region then please contact Wendy Perry via wendy@workforceblueprint.com.au, thank you.

Speaker Requests and Upcoming Conferences

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Numerous speaker requests have been coming in particularly on 21st Century Capabilities and The Future of Jobs, Skills and Work; The Future of Training and Learning; What makes a VET System World-Class and World-Leading; and 4th Industrial Revolution, Workforce 4.0 and the Relevance of Tertiary Education.

This can be in the format of a key note, interactive/practical sessions, as a standalone forum or part of a professional development day, conference or network meeting.

Upcoming conferences and experiences include:

If you would like to explore a potential topic, event or professional development, please contact me on +61 416 150 491 or wendy@workforceblueprint.com.au.

Extraordinary work across all corners of the globe

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Absolute inspiration, incredible and goose bump inducing – it’s never too early and never too late – extraordinary work, across all corners of the globe.

I got so much out of our chat, with David and Troy from The InShow podcast, as it was mind opening, highlighted the importance of networking, having people around you that are backing you in and seeing the value of the work that you are creating, self-made and no one else does it quite like you. Read More

Developing Northern Australia – workforce multiplier

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Australia’s far north attracts more than 22 million domestic and international overnight visitors each year. The tourism industry contributes $1.2 billion directly into the Queensland economy – 3.7% of the state’s gross state product (GSP) and $11.6 billion to the state’s economy (7.5%).

In a strategy to help regional economies fully leverage their unique strengths, the Australian Government is focusing is injecting $220 million to Regional Jobs and Investment Packages (RJIP). Tropical north Queensland is one of 10 pilot areas that will receive funding. $20 million will go into stimulating long-term growth, diversifying the local economy and driving sustainable employment.

Other locations that’ll receive funding include Bower Basin, NSW’s north and south coasts, Wide Bay Burnett, Goulburn Valley, Geelong, Regional Tasmania, Upper Spencer Gulf and Latrobe Valley. Read More