Chisholm Virtual Information Sessions A number of virtual information sessions will be held online in June/July, with more to come as we move through second semester. For more information and to register, visit: www.chisholm.edu.au/open Session Topic Date Time La Trobe / Chisholm Accounting and IT pathways Tuesday 9 June, 6pm Start your career in Hairdressing Monday 15 June 6pm Chase a career in Sport Tuesday 16 June 6pm Chase a career in Fitness Wednesday 17 June 5pm Chase a career in Massage Wednesday 17 June 6.30pm Graduate Certificate in Family Violence Wednesday 17 June 3pm Advanced Diploma of Justice Wednesday 17 June 9am New Enterprise Investment Scheme (NEIS) Thursday 18 June 9am Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs and Certificate IV in Mental Health Thursday 18 June 4pm Bachelor of Mental Health and Alcohol and Other Drugs Thursday 18 June 5:30pm Bachelor of Engineering Technology Monday 22 June 5:30pm Graduate Certificate in Family Violence Thursday 16 July 5pm Key contacts Student Recruitment Team For post school courses, higher education and pathways [email protected]Tania Pearce Senior Advisor, Student Recruitment Phone: 9238 8193, 0417 386 575 [email protected]Jadey Faulkner Student Recruitment Coordinator (P/T) Phone: 9238 8283, 0437 006 755 [email protected]INSIDE THIS ISSUE Chisholm Virtual Information Sessions I Schools survey I Online video resources I Working for Victoria Initiative Tech Games Fest 2020 I Visual arts teacher celebrated on the national stage Introducing Ben Allitt, Manager Higher Education & Pathways I Launching in July, Advanced Diploma of Justice I VETDSS 2021 SCHOOLS SURVEY So that Chisholm can gain a better understanding of your school and its needs, we would appreciate if you could take a few minutes to complete a very quick survey regarding your cohort. This is valuable information for us to help serve you better. Complete the Schools Survey here Many thanks to those of you that completed our survey. More responses are needed! JUNE 2020 UPDATE
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Chisholm Virtual Information SessionsA number of virtual information sessions will be held online in June/July, with more to come as we move through second semester. For more information and to register, visit: www.chisholm.edu.au/open
Session Topic Date Time
La Trobe / Chisholm Accounting and IT pathways
Tuesday 9 June, 6pm
Start your career in Hairdressing Monday 15 June 6pm
Chase a career in Sport Tuesday 16 June 6pm
Chase a career in Fitness Wednesday 17 June 5pm
Chase a career in Massage Wednesday 17 June 6.30pm
Graduate Certificate in Family Violence Wednesday 17 June 3pm
Advanced Diploma of Justice Wednesday 17 June 9am
New Enterprise Investment Scheme (NEIS)
Thursday 18 June 9am
Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs and Certificate IV in Mental Health
Thursday 18 June 4pm
Bachelor of Mental Health and Alcohol and Other Drugs
Thursday 18 June 5:30pm
Bachelor of Engineering Technology Monday 22 June 5:30pm
Graduate Certificate in Family Violence Thursday 16 July 5pm
Key contactsStudent Recruitment TeamFor post school courses, higher education and pathways [email protected]
INSIDE THIS ISSUEChisholm Virtual Information Sessions I Schools survey I Online video resources I Working for Victoria Initiative
Tech Games Fest 2020 I Visual arts teacher celebrated on the national stage Introducing Ben Allitt, Manager Higher Education & Pathways I Launching in July, Advanced Diploma of Justice I VETDSS 2021
SCHOOLS SURVEY So that Chisholm can gain a better understanding of your school and its needs, we would appreciate if you could take a few minutes to complete a very quick survey regarding your cohort. This is valuable information for us to help serve you better.
As we continue to navigate these challenging times you may find the video links below useful for your students, to support a virtual event or as an online resource.
> This is Chisholm. This is TAFE
> Chisholm Facilities
> Chisholm new Frankston building– FLIP
> Chisholm students
> Chisholm - 7 stories in 4 minutes
> Chisholm Chase Your Calling in Trades
> Health at Chisholm
> Early Childhood at Chisholm
> Engineering at Chisholm
> Beauty at Chisholm
> Massage at Chisholm
> Chisholm Institute Youtube page
Visual arts teacher celebrated on the national stage
TGF 2020 Don't forget to put the dates for the virtual Tech Games Fest into your diaries. The entire event will be live streamed from Chisholm’s Frankston campus from June 27-29.
As featured in Mornington Peninsula Magazine: Success of Tech Games Fest virtually guaranteed
For the latest information: www.facebook.com/TGFTechGamesFest/ www.chisholm.edu.au/tgf
A big congratulations to Chisholm visual arts teacher Shane Nicholas, who has taken out the $15,000 Tom Bass Art Prize 2020. His prize winning sculpture is based on a 3D scan of his own body and was made using a large scale 3D printer.
Read more about his work in the latest edition of the Mornington Peninsula Magazine.
Well done Shane!
Working for Victoria initiative The Victorian Government recently announced the Working for Victoria initiative. The program is designed to connect workers with new opportunities that will help the Victorian community and contribute to the State’s ability to respond to COVID-19. The initiative will include a Free TAFE online component of which Chisholm Online is offering the following courses:
> Certificate IV Building & Construction
> Certificate III Individual Support
> Certificate IV Community Services
> Certificate IV Aging Support
> Diploma of Early Childhood
> Certificate IV Disability.
For more information visit: www.vic.gov.au/workingforvictoria
Foundation College and Senior Technical College (For early school leavers. Minimum age of 14 yrs and 9 mths) - Phone: 9212 5221 Silvia Koslow - Pathway Programs for students with disabilities Email: [email protected]
VCAL and VCE - Senior and Berwick Technical College (For early school leavers who have completed year 10 looking for alternatives to year 11 and 12) Phone: 1300 244 746.
International (for International Enquiries including international brochure requests) - Email: [email protected]
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Introducing Ben Allitt, Manager Higher Education and Pathways
Ben joined Chisholm in 2017 as the Course Coordinator for the Bachelor of Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drugs and has recently been appointed into the role of Manager Higher Education and Pathways.
With a wealth of experience across academia, having worked previously at Monash University, RMIT University and Latrobe University, Ben feels very passionate about ensuring that all students are given every opportunity to reach their true potential through education.
What is your vision for Higher Education at Chisholm? I am really keen to keep offering quality courses through Chisholm and our partnerships and have stronger pathways moving forward between vocational education (our VET courses) and higher education.
What do love about working at Chisholm? I really love the sense of community at Chisholm and being able to work with such a diverse group of people. I also enjoying meeting so many of our students and hopefully assist them along the way with their pathways and future careers.
How is Chisholm different to other TAFEs and Universities? I think Chisholm is different to other TAFES and Universities because we are very inclusive and also really cater to the local area and think about our local area in course development. It then gives our students and staff the opportunities to make a real impact in our local South East region.
What is the key benefit of doing a degree at Chisholm? The key benefit of higher education at Chisholm is that we focus on having very strong theoretical and practical components in all of our programs and have close industry ties so that our degrees are well suited to strong practical outcomes.
How to reach Ben For any queries about higher education email [email protected] or call 0438 612 733.
UPDATE
VETDSS 2021 course update The following VETDSS courses will NOT be offered in 2021:
> Printing and Graphics
> Engineering Studies (Mechanical)
Launching in July – Advanced Diploma of JusticeFrom July this year, we are offering the Advanced Diploma of Justice 22321VIC. The course allows students to expand career opportunities across all areas of the Legal and Criminal justice system and gain a detailed understanding of specialised areas such as case management, psychology, investigation skills, criminology, youth justice issues, human rights, sociology.
Students need to have completed a Diploma of Justice to enter into the program. If you are interested in this field, you are welcome to attend a virtual information session on June 17 to learn more about it. Register here.
