Free Employment
Education Webinar
The Lebanese Muslim Association is running an Employment
Education online workshop in collaboration with Migrant Employment Legal
Service for clients. It will be in both English and Arabic with an interpreter, and will cover important factors of
the Australian workplace and legalities that newly arrived individuals must be
aware of to protect themselves.
The workshop will be available to all ages
and LGAs and will run on MAY 14th on
Zoom from 11am -12pm with time to ask
questions.
Please see some of the topics covered below:
·
What to be aware of when starting a new job
·
Difference between employee and independent contractor
·
Getting paid at the job
·
Getting paid by cash
·
Your legal rights at work
·
Unfair dismissal
·
Discrimination
Registration is essential and includes
details on how to access the workshop.
Please see the registration link: https://forms.gle/
Any questions or concerns please do not
hesitate to contact me on 0416 848 019.
Zina
Altai
Caseworker
– Youth Outreach and Community
Community
Inclusion & Wellbeing
A special program by TAFE Digital for overseas
qualified people
This TAFE
Statement course is fully funded by the NSW government and delivered by TAFE
Digital to students who have gained skills and qualifications from overseas.
The program provides them with the necessary skills and knowledge as well as
internship opportunities to be able to access relevant jobs in the Australian
labour market.
The program will
be delivered online with weekly face to face workshops over a period of 8
weeks.
Enrolments and
Orientation session will be on 28 April at 10:30 to 12 noon, at our Strathfield
TAFE Digital College.
Should you need
further details please do not hesitate to contact me.
Aida Tabet
Senior Education Officer
Multicultural Community Engagement
T +61 9715 8678 |
E tafedigital.multicultural@
TAFE DIGITAL
51 Wentworth Road Strathfield NSW 2135
Ready4work
WAA is launching
this project called Ready4work in Disability and Aged care.
Below is a brief
outline of the program.
AIM
To provide a
blended combination of literacy support and select skillsets from a certificate
in Individual support to help unemployed people to gain employment in the high
demand social and community services sector.
Participants will
be required to meet the Federal government’s settlement engagement and
transition support (SETS) eligibility- that is they must be:
1. Permanent residents
who have arrived in Australia under five years as
2. Humanitarian
entrants
3. Family stream
migrants with low English proficiency
4. Dependants of
skilled migrants in regional areas with low English proficiency
5. Selected other
stream under eligible visa subclasses ( list provided upon request)
Two session will be
conducted 12-15 participants in each session, at a total of 30 migrants who
meet the SETS criteria will be recruited for this project
The fully funded
program includes:
- Customised program including
Language, Literacy and digital literacy training and an introduction to a
careers skillset, a Cert in Individual support at TAFE.
- 10 hours of driving lessons
per person
- HLTAID003 Provide First Aid
- Police checks
- Uniforms and shoes
- Android tablets for training
- Work experience and
placement
- Graduation
On-going support
will be provided by IWAA to ensure a successful outcome for the employer and
employee.
Soofia Abbas/Loubna Hammoud
Settlement Engagement and Transition Support (SETS) Coordinator
P: (02) 8764 6425 | F: (07) 3208 6933
M : 0401 209
144/ 0403 523 835
English and Computer Course on Saturdays at
Lakemba
We have a new
course starting up on Saturdays for people to improve their English and
computer skills. Please see attached flyer for all the details. Classes are
every Saturday from 9.30am – 2.30pm starting on Saturday 10th April.
For more information please contact Romana at
Canterbury City Community Centre on 9750 9344 or 0412 270 811
Kate Maclean
Manager – Community Sector and Capacity
Building
Canterbury City Community Centre
Mon, Tues, Thurs & Friday
Tel: 9750 9344
Email: capacitybuilding@4cs.org.au
