Supporting your child as they start high school
Though the heading of this article in the Educator refers to ‘teachers’, most of the advice is for parents. The article focuses on the stress
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Though the heading of this article in the Educator refers to ‘teachers’, most of the advice is for parents. The article focuses on the stress
Jobs Victoria offers free support for jobseekers. There are two ways they can help. Work and Learning Centres There are five Work and Learning Centres
It’s a big change in their lives. For the past six or seven years, your child has gone to primary school. But now they’re starting
Parents Victoria and the Education Department ran a webinar in May 2021 titled “Supporting your child on their career journey”. The webinar included a Q
In 2020, the Victorian Government held a review into Victoria’s vocational education system, titled Skills for Victoria’s Growing Economy (known as the Macklin Review). Our
myfuture is a government-funded service, supported by industry, that supports students to develop the skills and confidence to make more informed career decisions. myfuture’s tools
The Head Start program helps Victorian school students get into apprenticeships and traineeships. Head Start students spend more time doing important, paid, on-the-job training while
While some people see the VCE certificate as the ‘only game in town’ for senior school students, it’s not for everyone and there are alternative
The move from primary to secondary school is an exciting and sometimes difficult stage in your child’s education. Resources are available to help parents guide
This is a summary of a workshop held as part of the PV/DET Parent Forum in August 2019. Speaker – Leela Darvall, Manager, Careers and
Though the heading of this article in the Educator refers to ‘teachers’, most of the advice is for parents. The article focuses on the stress that students may feel in the lead-up to starting school,
Jobs Victoria offers free support for jobseekers. There are two ways they can help. Work and Learning Centres There are five Work and Learning Centres around Victoria, located in Fitzroy, North Geelong, Morwell, Ballarat and
It’s a big change in their lives. For the past six or seven years, your child has gone to primary school. But now they’re starting high school and going from being a ‘big kid’ to
Parents Victoria and the Education Department ran a webinar in May 2021 titled “Supporting your child on their career journey”. The webinar included a Q & A session – here is a transcript. The questions
In 2020, the Victorian Government held a review into Victoria’s vocational education system, titled Skills for Victoria’s Growing Economy (known as the Macklin Review). Our submission covered a range of topics, based on feedback we
myfuture is a government-funded service, supported by industry, that supports students to develop the skills and confidence to make more informed career decisions. myfuture’s tools and resources give students the opportunity to learn more about
The Head Start program helps Victorian school students get into apprenticeships and traineeships. Head Start students spend more time doing important, paid, on-the-job training while completing their VCE or VCAL at school. The program helps
While some people see the VCE certificate as the ‘only game in town’ for senior school students, it’s not for everyone and there are alternative pathways to tertiary courses and employment. These videos from Frankston
The move from primary to secondary school is an exciting and sometimes difficult stage in your child’s education. Resources are available to help parents guide their children through this time of change. Education Department website
This is a summary of a workshop held as part of the PV/DET Parent Forum in August 2019. Speaker – Leela Darvall, Manager, Careers and Pathways Unit Discussion Summary The workplace landscape is changing and
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