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15 public schools across the Port Stephens area are recruiting staff with administration, computer and communication skills to help our teachers spend more time teaching and less time on administrative tasks. Full and part-time roles are now available in many local schools as part of the School Administration Improvement Program. Roles available include: • School … Continued
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17 public schools across the Lithgow area are recruiting staff with administration, computer and communication skills to help our teachers spend more time teaching and less time on administrative tasks. Full and part-time roles are now available in many local schools as part of the School Administration Improvement Program. Roles available include: • School Administrative … Continued
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18 public schools across the Orange area are recruiting staff with administration, computer and communication skills to help our teachers spend more time teaching and less time on administrative tasks. Full and part-time roles are now available in many local schools as part of the School Administration Improvement Program. Roles available include: • School Administrative … Continued
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Chinese companies that invest in environmental and socially responsible projects have high-quality financial reporting and accountability, according to a new study from Charles Darwin University (CDU) researchers. While questions have been raised into the governance of carbon offset programs in Australia, a CDU study of 100 companies in China has revealed that governance and … Continued
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The UNSW Sydney academic sees the award as a recognition for supervision practices in the faculty of Law & Justice as a whole. Professor Ben Golder, at UNSW Sydney’s School of Law, Society and Criminology in the faculty of Law & Justice, has been awarded the 2023 Australian Council of Graduate Research (ACGR) Award … Continued
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As the New South Wales Government reviews options to address skills shortages across the state, it’s clear that independent Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) will do the heavy lifting to address those shortages. This is evidenced by government data on student enrolments and satisfaction that should inform and drive policy-making, according to the Independent Tertiary Education … Continued
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Women’s Health Victoria, a leader in promoting gender equality and preventing violence against women, is excited to announce the launch of two transformative online courses: Gender Equality in Advertising and Advertising Workplaces. These self-paced courses aim to equip advertising professionals and students with the knowledge and skills to challenge gender stereotypes, create inclusive campaigns and … Continued
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AHISA MEDIA RELEASE 19 June 2023 The Association of Heads of Independent Schools of Australia (AHISA) today released its submission to the Productivity Commission’s Philanthropy Inquiry. “Willingness to contribute to the welfare of others is an important civic virtue, and schools actively contribute to its development in young people,” said AHISA’s CEO, Dr Chris Duncan. “Schools … Continued
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The National Tertiary Education Union has demanded South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas provide evidence the proposed university merger will deliver better quality education and research. The State Government has promised merging the University of Adelaide and University of South Australia will improve outcomes. But a new NTEU survey of 1100 staff across all three SA … Continued
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16 June 2023 New data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has shown that Australia’s population grew at its fastest rate in more than 13 years in 2022 in part due to a post-pandemic migration boom. According to CDU migration expert Dr Devaki Monani, skilled migrants’ country of origin will be defined by economics. … Continued
