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In the Loop!
The Great Australian Youth Mentoring Census | |
Every 2 years the AYMN conducts a 'census' style analysis of the Australian youth mentoring sector, in the form of The State of Play of Mentoring Survey. The purpose is to provide a snap shot of how mentoring programs are faring in order to better support and advocate on their behalf. By completing this survey you will be contributing to the design of future resources and initiatives for the youth mentoring sector.
As an added incentive, complete the survey in its entirety and submit it by Midnight (AEDST) 4 November 2011 and you will automatically enter into the draw for your chance to win one normal delegate registration to the 2012 Australian Youth Mentoring Conference.
Click here for more information about the survey and competition |
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Youth Mentoring Week
Celebrate the Journey |
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Youth Mentoring Week starts next week! During the week, celebrate by sharing your organisation's events, stories and photos online. You can do this in a number of ways:
- Tweet about what you're doing using the hash tag #YouthMentoringWeek
- Send your photos or video files (with media consent forms) to info@youthmentoring.org.au for inclusion in our Youth Mentoring Week Gallery, website and Facebook page
- Post your photos and stories on the AYMN Online Community Youth Mentoring Week Group
Don't forget to send a signed consent form together with your media. Happy Youth Mentoring Week!
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Advance Training - Date for your diaries! | |
We are happy to announce that Professor Martin Westwall will be presenting our first webinar on Tuesday 8 November 2011 at 1.30pm AEDST.
Martin is the first Director of the Flinders Centre for Science Education in the 21st Century at Flinders University. He was a speaker at the 2010 Australian Youth Mentoring Conference.
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Funding - Young Achievers Awards | | The Young Achievers Awards are being conducted again for young people
aged between 14 and 28 years. The Awards aim to recognise young achievers who are making a difference in their community.
The Awards are currently calling for nominations from:
Click on the name of the State/Territory above for more information |
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Indigenous Youth Mobility Program | |
Indigenous Youth Mobility Program Canberra is recruiting new candidates. Indigenous young people aged 16 - 24 from remote areas who wish to relocate to the Australian Capital Territory to engage in higher education, pursue an apprenticeship, cadetship or traineeship may be eligible to join their program.
They provide subsidised, supervised and supported accommodation in the ACT along with mentoring, career planning and numerous other support mechanisms so that young indigenous people can achieve their goals.
Click here for more information
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